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WRECK THE MACHINE BUT SHE IS
ARRESTED WITH THEM. SCORCHY ES
CAPES AND FINDS PROOF OF NARA K S
GUILT. NARAK, INDESPERA VON STARTS
THE MACHINE
A RRESTEP
AS HE
Reaches the
council
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TO SEE
THE HEW
COUNCIL
HEAP...
SALfO—l'C? SETTER LEAVE
LARN'F AMALY5I? WITH YOU—
THEY PROVE WITHOUT A POUBT
THE PAHGER OF
THE
POWER OF
OH, DIANA!
YOUR PAP 0E!NG
j ON THE CITY COUNCIL OUGHT
| TO 0E A HELP IN STARTING
Amp at the city bank.- K__ i want to make 1
r-—- I ARRANGEMENTS TO GIVE 1
THAT'S RIGHT YOUNG MAN- I IT ALL AWAY.r WHOM
I'M PEPOSITING THIS TEN
THOUSAND POLLA
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I ..CAN'T blame folks
JKI A TOWN 500 MILES AWAY j FOR TRUSTING ‘EM,
X GUESS_THE OLP
LAPY REMiNPS ONE OF
SHREWPEST I - -
RACKETEERS |
WELL-SENP OUT Ai 4 .<.L_ JAtTVS &i*M< IN THE
TOWN WHERE DIANA LIVES,
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THAT'S RIGHT, SONNY..
WE WISH TO G>IVE ALL
«l 0,000 AWAV— -g
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SHE DEPOSITED TEN
' THOUSAND DOLLARS ...
CASH __ AND MOW SHE
WANTS TO KNOW HOW
FFITCH, VOU'VE GIVE Y PITCH ! HAVE vou 1
been HERE K AWAY I been prinking on I
long enough 5
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Huskies Edge Almuni and
Merchants Trounce All
Stars In Friday Games
In what was probably the final
basketball game of the season, last
Friday evening the Nome High
Huskies edged the Alumni Girls
30-29 and the Nome Merchants
romped over the Base All-Stars
51-33.
In the first game starting at
7 between the girls teams, quar
ter scores were: Huskies: 6, 18,
26, 30; Alumni 8, 14, 21, 29.
Marge Willoya paced the win
ners with 18 points, Madeline Pis
coya 8, and Arlene Muller 4. For
the losers: Marge Hay 16, Beatrice
Lee 8 and Vera Huff 5.
In the game between the Mer
chants and All-Stars, it was just
too much Merchants all the way
with quarter scores of 11-7, 18-14,
38-22 and the final 51-33.
The Bell boys, Harold and
George, paced the winners with
18 points and 14 respectively,
Longley 9, Castel 6, and Nershak
4. For the losers Knipp 12, Schel
lenbach 9, Tolbert 6, Peek 2, and
Speltz 2.
The receipts from the game
were sufficent for the school to
make up the balance to buy
basketball uniforms to be used
by service teams playing in fu
ture base-town leagues.
ELEPHANTS MAKE
ALASKA COMEBACK
AFTER 25,000 YEARS
ANCHORAGE, l/P'—After an ab
sence of some 25,000 years—give
or take a few decades—the ele
phant is returning to Alaska.
Plans were completed here Fri
day for appearance of Bailey
Brothers and Christiani’s com
bined circus July 7-17 with the
Anchorage Shrine Club.
Officials said it will be the first
appearance of the giant animals
alive since the last of their an
cient and bigger relatives, the
mastodon, last trod this northern
land.
The arrangements call for five
elephants along with the other
regular circus animals, parepher
nalia and acts.
The elephants will be sent to
Alaska by ship. Performers will
come by air.
N6me Directory
ROTARY CLUB
OF NOME
James Walsh, Pres.
George Bayer, Secty.
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
MEETS
EVERY TUESDAY NOON
Dewey Goodrich, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meets the third Monday of each month.
Jane Perkins
Worthy Matron
Evelyn Branson
Secretary
LESLIE A. STEVENS
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
—4t>6 rtrst Ave. West, Nome, Alaska—
10 io l2 A.M. • 1 to 5 P.M.
Phone Main 82 — P.O. Box 208
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
John Cooley, W.M.
Y r .. Norvin W. Lewis, Secy.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each Month