BLUES AND WHITE WILE -
LEAVE FOR FAIRBANKS
WEDNESDAY'S TRAIN
The boys’ basketball team of the
Seward High School will leave on
the train Wednesday morning,
January 20, for Fairbanks where
they hve arranged to play four
games. The first two games with
the Fairbanks High School, a third
game with the Alaska College and
the fourth game with the Fairbanks
City team. In case the first two
games with the Fairbanks High
School result in a tie, the knotted
standing will be played off in the
fourth game.
Through with their Fairbanks
series, the Seward team will return
to Anchorage where they will play
five games. A three-game series will
be played with the Anchorage High
School, and two games with other
Inlet city teams.
Members of the Seward basket
ball team who will make the trip
will be chosen from the following
I players by Coach R. G. White:
1 Eddie Manthey, Adolph Rodgers,
Edwin Sandbeck, Andy Peterson.
Barton Stanton, Benny Benson,
Nick Heidel and Arlo Hagen.
No member of the High School
team has made a trip with a team
| to an outside city and the trip to
Fairbanks will mark the first trip
to be made to an outside city since
the school term of 1930-31.
Old papers for sale at tlie Gateway office
WANTS TO INVEST
The Gateway is in receipt of a
letter from a Los Angeles resident
who writes “have a few thousand
dollars to invest in business or in
terest in and Alaskan business.”
Anyone interested, see Gateway]
editor.
RICHARDS IS CHAMP
NEW YORK, Jan. 14. (jPj—Vin
cent Richards of New York defeat
ed Charles Wood of Elmsford, N.
*Y\, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4, in the final match
of the National Indoor Professional
Tennis championship.
Mi's. Harry Watson, 62 years old,
; a prominent Indian woman of Ju
| neau, died recently, reports The
I Empire.
NOTICE
The annual meeting of Seward j
Chapter, American Red Cross, will |
be held Monday evening at 7 o’clock
in the Fire Hall. Election of offi
cers will be held and general busi
ness of the organization discussed.
THANKS, WONDLING!
Acknowledgment and thanks are
extended Hershall Wondling who,
via the American Radio Relay
League, sent The Gateway staff
best wishes for the new year. The
message, originating in Seattle, was
received at amateur radio station
K7BLI, Jumbo mine, Kennecott, by
mine owner A1 Dominico.
Complete line of U. S. Geodetic
Survey charts, tide tables and date
books for 1932. Alaska Shop.
Karl Thiele, Secretary of Alaska
since 1921, and at present Acting
Governor during the absence of
Gov. Geo. Parks, recently filed his
declaration at Juneau of candidacy
to the Republican National Con
vention to be held in Chicago next.
June, reports The Empire. He is
the first to file from the First Di
vision.
The Harris Hardware Company
of Juneau plans to expend $42,000
for the construction of a store ad
dition to provide more business
space and living apartments, says
The Empire.
Monday, January 18, is the last
day for “Low Winter Rates’' oni
cleaning and pressing at Seward
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