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I In U.S. District Court
Levi Coffin was sentenced to
1 two years, suspended, for forgery.
Richard Curtis was given two
sentences of two years each, to
run concurrently, for forgery on
two counts.
The case of Walter Leslie vs.
E. J. Ball was dismissed.
The hearing on the estate of
Gus Cremidas was completed and
the matter taken under advise
ment by the Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mathis
are the parents of a daughter,
Penni Kaye, born yesterday at
the MMM hospital and weighing
9 pounds, 2 ounces. Mr. Mathis is
employed at the U. S. Weather
Bureau here
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WINTER IS HERE
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CAULK YOUR WINDOWS . . .
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Six to Twenty Pounds
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First Basketball Games
Tomorrow Night at School
This week the Nome Nanooks
have been working on a simple
offense and pattering a few de
fense maneuvers for their big two
game series with Palmer on the
28th and 29th of this month.
Yesterday the team scrimmaged
hard with the emphasis on bull
control and rebounding. In the'
scrimmage, Milt Willoya, George
Bell, Buzzy Swanberg and Elmer
Greene looked good .on their ball
handling and work on the boards.
Sophomore Dave Bell has been
showing lots of improvement.
Robert Herman and Sam Mogg
Jr. -are out of action due to illness.
The team had a short workout
today, practicing on out-of-bounds
plays and individual offense and
defense. They also had a light
scrimmage. The Nanooks open
the 1952 - 53 season tomorrow
evening at 8:15 against their old
foes, the 32nd Detachment from
the base. The first game will be
at 7:00 when the Methodist
Church tangles with the 23rd De
tachment.
The regular season schedule
will be anounced next week.
Donald Van Osdol of the U.S.
Weather Bureau has received the
sad news of the death of his
mother at her home in Eugene,
Ore.
She is survived by her husband
and nine children and 15 grand
children, all living in Eugene
with the exception of Donald and
his family.
OPEN INVITATION
A cordial invitation is extended
to all parents who have not been
contacted and all other in the com
munity who wish to join in the
welcome of the new teachers. The
party and program will start at
eight o'clock tonight at the Nome
School auditorium. Refreshments
will be served.
Angeline Outwater is requested
to call at the Nugget and pick
up a reward for turning in a
wallet.
$100 REWARD
Offered for information leading
to the whereabouts of Mathew
Bast, missing about three weeks.
Any information that may lead to
location of Bast should be turned j
over to Police Chief Clyde Glass, j
WANT ADS
MEN’S Holeproof Cress Sox, all
colors. Ladies’ Holeproof Nylons
at the Art and Trade Center.
FOUND—Pair of man’s hand-knit
gloves. Claim and pay for ad.
FOUND—Key in leather . holder
with long chain.
LOST — Yellow and red hand
knitted mitten. Call Nugget, p
FOR SALE—6-yr. size crib. Good
cond. No mattress. $15. Black 83
LOST — Silver bracelet between
school and U.S. Merc. Return
to Nugget. Reward.
DREAM
THEATER
—TONIGHT—
" Valley of the Zombies "
Robert Livingston - Adele Mara
Saturday, Nov. 8—7:30 p.m.
"GO FOR BROKE"
Van Johnson - Warner Anderson
- Don Haggerty -
Sunday, Nov. 9—7:30 p.m.
"The Next Voice You Hear"
James Whitmore - Nancy Davis
- Gary Gray -
Girl Scout Bazaar To Be
Held Tomorrow at N.C.
The Girl Scouts in all groups
have been busy sewing and mak
ing articles for their annual ba
zaar which will be held tomor
row (Saturday) at the N.C. Store,
starting at 10 o’clock.
The girls are featuring pot hold
ers and dish towels this year al
though they have many other
articles for sale. ,,
Pies, cakes, bread, doughnuts,
cookies, candies and other things
to eat will be made not only by
the girls but by their mothers and
sponsors, the Home Arts Club.
Mrs. Walter Glavinovich is
chairman for the Bazaar this year
and members of the Home Art
Club are assisting the girls.
One special feature of the ba
zaar is the Grab-bag which al
ways holds a lot of surprises.
DONATIONS CONTINUE TO
COME IN FOR "PRINCE" FUND
Donations continue to be re
ceived by the “Save Our Prince”
fund.
Two dollars, fifty cents from
the San Mateo County, Calif.,
Horseman’s Assn.; $2.50 from
S/Sgt. and Mrs. Timothy Crow
ley of Fairbanks; $1.00 from Mrs.
Osgood Williams of Marblehead,
Mass.
The newsboys of the Nome
Nugget chipped in with $4.00.
L. B. Williams of the ANS,
who is chairman of the fund, is
at Kotzebue at this time, but will
give a statement of the full
amount on hand, upon his return.
Federal offices and most busi
ness houses will be closed Tues
day, Nov. 11 in observance of
Armistice Day.
Plane Crashes Near
Kotzebue But Passengers
Rescued Within An Hour
“Thinks to the alert CAA, we’re
on our way home today instead
of lost somewhere in the Arctic,”
said Elmer May yesterday, after
experiencing a plane crackup
caused by a sudden snowstorm.
Wednesday, a Gaasland plane,
a Norseman, piloted by Ken Koote
was enroute from Cape Lisbourne
to Kotzebue when a sudden snow
storm caused the plane to lose its
direction. While banking, it was
reported, the wing of the plane
struck a ridge of snow and crack
ed up, across the bay from Kot
zebue.
“We might just as well have
landed in the Arctic Ocean,” said
Harold Visser, “but we were
lucky.”
The passengers praised the CAA
for quick response as Jack Jef
ford, in a DC-3, located them
within 30 minutes and within an
hour the men reported Tommy
Richards and Billy Levy were
there to piek them up. “Not far
behind them were the dog sleds
which picked up our baggage and
brought it into Kotzebue for us,”
said Visser.
Other passengers included Tom
Beltz, of Nome, E. Dalgren and a
military officer named Radke.
They reported that the landing
gear and wing of the plane were
badly smashed.
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