Baby, Grows Too
Big, Is Sold To
Zoo For $5,500
ANACORTES, Wash., (JV-Bobo,
the pampered baby gorilla whose
antics have cost him his happy
home, is heading for the zoo.
Mrs. Ray Lowman broke into
tears as she reported Bobo’s sale
to the Seattle Park Department
for $5,500.
Describing herself as “almost
heart-broken,” the woman who
has cared for the lovable little
fellow for most of his 2Vi> years
added:
“Bobo’s just like a very active
little boy, but he is getting too
big for us.
“We just have to get rid of
him, and the first thing we’re
going to do is renovate our whole
house. We haven’t any ehinaware
left. There isn’t a floor lamp in
the house, either, and just yes
terday the jumped up on the din
ing room table and broke that,
too.”
Bobo has grown to 60 pounds
as a well-fed and well-dressed
young gorilla. But that’s "■"* "
start toward his eventual
600 pounds and the Lowman’s
always have known they would
have to let him go some day.
Mrs. Lowman’s son, William,
bought the gorilla originally in
Columbus, Ohio, when he was a
mere handful. He had been
brought back from Africa after
both his parents were killed. He
was strictly a bottle baby then.
Mrs. Lowman plans to go to
Seattle to be near Bobo until he
grows occustomed to his new
home — and to ease the heart
pangs for both.
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Still Undefeated
In Base-City Play
The Nome Merchants remained
undefeated in league play and
took a two-game lead over their
nearest rivals when they knocked
off the Nanooks last Friday 53-43.
Lomen Commercials crawled to
within a half game of the high
school when they trounced the
Detachment 23rd 45-26 in the first
tilt.
The Nanooks were out to av
enge an earlier defeat by their
arch rivals, but several of their
rallies were cut short by some
spectacular ball hawking by Har
old Bell and A1 Sahlin. The three
Bell boys scored 32 points among
them to help lead to the down
fall of the Nanooks.
The ex-high school boys were
never behind as they jumped to
a quick 8-1 score and increased
it to 16-8 at the quarter and 25-15
at the half. The Nanooks found
their shooting eye in the third per
iod and cut the lead to 35-28 and
at one stage in the final period
were only down 43-40 when the
Merchants met the Nanooks chal
lenge and went on to pick up their
sixth straight win.
For the Merchants, H. and J.
Bell scored 12 points each, G. |
Bell and L. Kost 8 each, A1 Sahlip
7, Roy Luke 4 and Clyde Nershak
2. For the Nanooks, G. Swanberg
hit for 19 points and maintained a
17-point average for eight games,
R. Herman 8, S. Mogg 7, D. Bell
5, and G. Kost 4.
The Lomen team was never in
any serious danger from the De
tachment 23rd as they white
washed them in the first quarter
10-0 and by the half stretched
the pcore to 22-7. In the second
half the Commercials scored a
39-15 tally and the final 45-26
margin.
Chug WillOya banged in 14
points for the winners, Vince Ah
kolik 11, John Schellenbach 9, H.
Williams 6, Perry Kagoona 3, and
Jack Unwin 2. For the losers,
Ellis 6, Schragg 8, Weaver and
Newell 4 each, Birch 3, Valosin 1.
Tuesday’s schedule pits, at 7,
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Force Five and at 8:15 the Nan
ooks meet the Lomen Commer
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Friday, Dec. 11, the first game
will begin at 6:45 when the Alum
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to be followed by the much-dis
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names of past year, the “Liniment
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA. SECOND
DIVISION, CAPE NOME PRECINCT.
In the matter of the estate of
JACK SOLOMON, Deceased
No. 667
Notice of Hearing on Amended
Final Account and Report of
Administrator de bonis non.
Antonio Polet, administrator de bonis
non, of the estate of Jack Solomon, de
ceased, having filed herein his amended
final report and account in the said es
tate, and having therewith filed also his
petition for a decree of distribution,
notice is hereby given that Thursday, the
14th day of January, 1954, at the Federal
Building, in the office of the United
States Commissioner, at 10 a.m., at Nome,
Alaska, has been designated as the time
and place of such hearing, and all per
sons interested in said estate, may appear
at said time and place and show cause,
if any there be, why the said account
should not be approved and a decree of
distribution be entered as prayed for in
the petition.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 13th day
of November, 1953.
Helen L. Bockman
United States Commissioner
• and ex-officio probate judge.
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