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14 POOL "SHARKS" ENTER
POLAR BAR TOURNAMENT
In the Polar Bar single elimi
nation pool tournament which
started this week, 14 players have
entered and five games have been
played. Paulis over Dexter; Re
gulla over J. Reader; Vernon
Perry over Harvey Pootoogo’oluk,
Kost over Luke; and Owen Davis
over Pushruk. Games are played
each evening starting at 7:30 at
the Polar Bar pool room. The
tournament will continue with,
winners off each round playing
each other until a champion is
crowned. At the conclusion of the
tournament A1 Lamareux will
play an exhibition game with the
new champ.
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LOMENS AND 23rd AND
TUNDRABIRDS AND NANOOKS '
IN BASKETBALL TONIGHT j
By HERB WILLIAMS
Two big games are on tap in
the High School gym tonight. At
7 p.m. the Lomens (7-6) tangle
with the Eclats (9-4) and at 8:15
the Tundrabirds (15-0) meet the
High School (13-7).
The Nanooks will be out to
avenge three earlier setbacks to
the league-leading 32nd quintet
who are gunning for win num
ber 16. Andy McCarty, Skin Wal
ton and Carol Deket pace the
Tundrabirds while Swanberg,
Willoya and Bell lead the Nanook
attack.
In the first game, Lomens will
be out to try and stop Baumgart
ner and company of the 23rd as
the two teams fight for second
■place in the standings. The ex
High School players are led by
Chug Willoya, Isaac Larsen and
Vince Ahkolik.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Wm. Lau
rence, Harry Haugh, Mr. and Mrs.
V. E. Leddell, Edgar Russell.
From Unalakleet: H. Johnson.
To Anchorage: Major Moren,
Major Farrell, Mary Ahgupuk, H.
Johnson, John Nickel, Fred Ting
ook.
To Unalakleet: Henry Bahr,
C. Lockwood.
To Moses Point: Harry Daniels.
Rotary See Pictures of Missionary
Work in French West Africa
Rev. Joseph Ost was a guest J
at Rotary luncheon Thursday and
showed color pictures of his ex
tensive work in building and
teaching for the Christian and
Missionary Alliance in French
West Africa.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter
of the CAA are the parents of
a daughter, born today at the
MMM hospital and weighing six
pounds 12 ounces.
Frank Young, an Alaskan since
1896, and Mrs. Dorothy Green,
past president of the Fairbanks
Auxiliary of Pioneers, and an
Alaskan since 1898, have been
named King and Queen Regents
for the Winter Carnival at Fair
banks this year.
The University of Alaska Mu
seum has announced that during
the past year 14,308 visitors from
the States have visited the mu
seum and 8,174 Alaskans were
visitors, also 99 foreigners as well
as 210 Canadians.
Of the 8,174 Alaskans, 58 were
Nomeites.
WANT ADS
HOUSE For Sale. Call Main 42
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THEATER
Friday — 7:15 and S p.m.
'RIDING THE OUTLAW TRAIL"
Charles Slarretl - Smiley Burnell
Saturday — 7:30 p.m.
"LET'S DANCE"
Belly Hutlon - Fred Astaire
Roland Young
Sunday Matinee — 2:30 p.m.
"AT WAR WITH THE ARMY"
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
and
"UP FRONT"
David Wayne - Tom Ewell
Marina Berti - Jeffry Lynn
"Flu" Causes Postponement
Pioneer Card Party Series
Due to the number .of “flu”
cases among those in the com
munity, who usually attend, the
popular Pioneer card parties have
been postponed until further no
tice, the committee announced to
day. The annual series was to
have started tomorrow evening.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Passengers arriving today were
Norman Miller, Harold Reece,
and Mary Jeanne Boucher.
Departing wore: Emerson J.
Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin K.
Mueller, Norris L. Finch and
Anne Vogen. * j
Territorial Aviation Board To
Meet In Juneau February 3
A meeting of the Territorial
Board of Aviaticm is scheduled for
Feb. 3 in Juneau, at which time
Director Tony Schwamm will pre
sent his annual reports.
Member of the board are: N.
W. Foster of Nome; Sheldon Sim
mons of Juneau, Jack Carr of
Anchorage and Alvin Po'let of
Fairbanks.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Robert Mayokok,
John Sahlin, Molly Dexter of
Golovin, Christine Carpenter, and
Dorothy Komokhuk.
Discharged: Fred Tingook.
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