Gordon Osborne In
Nome From Kotzebue
Gordon Osborne, manager of
the Kotzebue Branch of the Min
ers and Merchants Bank of Nome
took advantage of the holiday to
be in town to celebrate the birth
day of his daughter Sandra today.
iMr. Osborne reports that pro
gress on the new bank as well
as the new post office in the Fer
guson Building is fast reaching
completion and it is hoped that
the bank will be in its new quar
ters before the end of the year.
With the completion of the
building there will be many fine
modern apartments available for
rental, he commented, all of
which have been needed in Kot
zebue for some time.
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Seattle Voters Turn Down
$15 Million Sports Arena
SEATTLE, UPi—A $15 million
bond issue for a sports palace in
Seattle apparently was defeated
in Tuesday’s election.
.The bond issue was tied to the
city obtaining a major league
baseball franchise with a proviso
that bonds would not be sold
until and if Seattle gained a major
league franchise.
With the vote virually complete
in surrounding King County, the
proposal trailed by nearly 10,000
votes.
Supporters for the bond issue
had argued that Seattle should
provide the stadium immediately
in order to capitalize on the ex
pansion in the majors.
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LITTLE LEAGUE BASKETBALL
HAS 6 TEAMS, MAYBE 7
The Little League Basketball
turnout last Saturday was an un
qualified success with six teams
and a possible seventh in the
making. The boys meet again to
morrow morning at 9. Sponsors
for five teams have already been
found and one more business
house and possibly two are still
needed.
NATIVES MAY TAKE
POLAR BEARS FOR FOOD
Officials of the State Depart
ment of Fish and Game noted that
natives may still take polar bears
for food, according to the recom
mendations which the department
is making to the State Board of
Fish and Game.
The recommendation, however,
say that the bears may not be
taken by means of use of an air
craft.
G.I.s Must Study German
STUTTGART, Germany, UP) —
All U, S. soldiers in West Ger
many will have to take German
language lessons beginning Jan.
1. The Army hopes the program
will strengthen German-American
relations.
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Deering . . 6 18 16 9 15 8 12 1 15 0 16 0 12 2 15 0 14 0 11 12
Stebbins. 25 0 23 2 25 0 16 9 8 18 22 3 12 13 23 2 22 3 20 4 23 23 2 2
Shungnak . 11 28 26 19 29 15 6 26 6 25 15 17 8 25 11 21 36 1 15 24
Golovin. 12 17 18 10 16 11 8 12 15 8 24 1 16 5 18 5 6 1 15 15 17 11 14 13
Kiana. 20 39 36 23 29 26 4 9 5 8 16 2 18 0 16 0 15 0 17 40
Candle. 12 25 21 4 20 3 14 12
Noorvik .... 13 07 40 29 37 28 12 6 12 6 13 4 17 2 17 4 19 4 29 55
Noatak 2 58 44 24 38 23 25 23 22 24 48 3 29 15 47 4 48 4 24 41
Teller ' 33 41 32 39 40 26 24 18 28 14 28 13 21 13 36 9 30 11 37 35 38 33 35 28
Wales ' 17 23 26 14 29 11 23 13 31 5 35 1 32 4 35 1 34 0 23 17 32 20 18 17
Shishmaref. 6 36 10 31 16 25 32 9 35 7 36 5 37 5 38 3 40 1 9 32 9 9 33 30
St. Michael., 24 26 15 30 9 20 10 22 6 27 6 19 10 29 4 33 2 22 17 28 16 27 11
Shaktoolik .. 1 >•! 9 33 13 26 15 6 19 2 36 2 35 2 30 0 38 0 4 40 6 7 43 34
Barrow .. 22" 288 65 277 70 261 57 280 41 296 28 281 40 307 14 293 34 260 79
Koyuk 0 8 9 30 15 24 1 36 20 16 25 12 20 17 37 1 31 5 10 29 15 2 35 23
Savoonga . 53 61 58 88 22 52 52 48 57 87 20 57 51 87 20 107 3 69 42 104 55 30 28
Nome. 431 413 481 344 448 354 332 279 430 192 554 102 540 107 541 105 534 98 416 409 435 367 426 318
Kotzebue. 110 220 209 94 166 117 79 81 93 70 145 33 129 38 133 30 130 41 86 242
Little Creek. 4 7 56 56 2864 82 738281 38 346 6
Unalakleet . 79 112 133 56 122 60 46 60 62 49 90 34 85 34 86 32 84 31 118 65 109 108 87 63
Elim.. 25 25 31 18 33 16 14 17 28 8 37 3 24 7 36 5 32 6 31 19 23 23 29 24
Wainright. 20 46 33 33 37 30 37 22 39 21 50 9 38 19 56 4 53 6 35 30
Alakanuk. 19 29 12 34 10 28 5 6 5 6 25 0 25 12 28 2 32 0 14 17
Hooper Bay. 45 11 48 5 46 9 33 23 26 20 37 8 22 21 42 8 39 11 37 9
Mountain Village. 13 32 34 10 26 19 11 6 6 12 41 0 30 3 41 2 50 0 17 18
Foriuna Ledge... 21 7 23 6 23 5 7 7 10 6 15 2 16 1 16 2 13 3 17 9
Solomon... 35 80 44 2617 6262268035 4534
St. Mary's . 77 11 80 5 76 6 36 40 49 30 73 4 62 15 77 3 76 4 31 52
Gambell. 35 75 58 56 55 50 53 25 57 22 89 4 68 10 92 2 88 1 52 52 72 46 42 44
Selawik. 27 51 47 26 46 25 32 20 36 16 48 11 43 15 55 6 57 8 33 40_
TOTAL.1381 1731 1901 1109 1834 1064 1207 700 1426 710 1876 339 1719 501 1975 303 1050 278 1*89 1479 934 741 844 661
3(i American Governors
Sail For South America
WASHINGTON, UP>— Governors
of 33 states and 3 U.S. territories
plan to leave New York Saturday
on a goodwill trip to Argentina
and Brazil.
The Argentine embassy said to
day the chief executives and their
wives expect to return Nov. 28
after meeting with the Presidents
and other government leaders of ,
the two host nations.
The governors also plan to talk
with business men, farmers, in
dustrialists and labor leaders.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Pearse Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
.j Ruth Reed
f Worthy Matron
Verna Mickelson
Secretary
Meets first and third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
BYRON a. REED, W.M.
Norvln W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Robert Grant
President
Dusty Rhode
Secretary
Wednesday truncheon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of oTery
month at School.
MINA BACHELDER, President
JANE FOSTER, Secretary
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