(WHITE HOUSE —Tills view of the White House shows the west wing (left foreground),
housing the executive offices, with the site of a proposed new addition (right foreground).
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MAJOR REINBOTHE AND
PARTY VISIT NOME
» Major J. Reinbothe, who was
stationed here last year and who
now has his headquarters at Dutch
Harbor, accompanied by Capt. W.
L. Abbot, Capt. H. W. Gable, and
S. Sgt. R. Sokolowski are in Nome
on a survey for the Food Services
Division of the Alaskan Depart
ment. After completing their sur
I vey through the Territory they
will return to their base.
SCOTTY PATERSON
RETURNS TO NOME
Scotty Paterson, who left for his
home in Belevue last week re
turned on Wednesday’s plane to
repair the Paterson Hotel which
was damaged during the storm.
Columbus was employed as a
► map and chart maker in Portugal.
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Thursday Luncheon1
Bud Harper, Pres.
Andy Anderson, Sec.
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ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Meets First and Third
Thursday each month
DONALD J. LYLE, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
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NOME LODGE
A-5
Meets Second Friday
S. DAVID MAZEN. N.G.
ROBERT BALDWIN. Secy.
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
Phone Mein 40
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome. Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Alaska
Seattle Office:
•01 Lowman Building
Telephone EL. MM
Nazi Spy Must Aid
Kin Of His Victims
WARSAW, Poland, i7P>—A Ger
man spy accused of giving infor
mation that caused the killing of
two promient Poles must pay
damages to their relatives as well
as face trial for his life in Poland.
A special tribunal ruled that
Gustav Beckman, former owner of
a German razor-blade factory and
a fine villa, must turn over to the
widow of Polish Judge Frackie
wicz $7,000; to his two daughters,
$3,000 each and an annual pen
sion; to the widow of Polish prose
cutor Doctor Bietkowski, $5,500,
and to his daughter, $3,000 and an
annual pension.
Relatives of the deceased filed
a complaint against Beckman
which brought a prompt court
ruling.
Beckman is under arest in the
Peale Painting
Given to Princeton
PRINCETON, N.J. </P)—Prince
ton University has acquired a
fifth painting by Charles Willson
Peale, Revolutionary artist. The
painting, donated by an anony
mous alumnus, is a portrait of
Elias Boudinot, New Jersey, third
American to serve as “President
1 of the United States in Congress
assembled” and a university trus
• tee from 1772 to 1821.
The university has Peale’s
! famed “George Washington at t'*e
Battle of Princeton,” painted
I while Washington’s forces were
quartered in nearby Rocky Hill.
American zone of occupation in
Germany. It was announced that
he would be brought to Cracow,
Poland for trial.
Flashes of Life
ESCAPE
CHICAGO. CP)—Frank Grochel,
45, a metallurgist, yesterday was
granted a divorce from h;s wife,
Jane, 40, after he told Circuit
Judge Leonard C. Reid she often
had beaten him with a nailed
stick.
“Then why are you willing to
agree to a $10,000 property se"' -
ment?” Judge Reid asked Gro
chel.
“I’d rather give her everything
I’ve got than take a daily beat
ing,” he replied. The court ap
prover! the arrangement.
OLD BUDDIES
CHICAGO, i/P)—1The man be
fore Municipal Court Judge Mat
thew D. Hartigan delayed entering
a plea of disorderly conduct
charge by ask ng: “How’ your,
health, now, your honor?”
Judge Hartigan took a second
look at the defendant and recog
nized him as John Androvich, 01,
a buddy of his World War I army
days.
“Since you haven’t been cook
ing for me,” Judge Hardigan said,
“my health has been fine.”
Then he dismised the charge.
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DIRTY CRACK
Rotund Red Smith, the Giants’
line coach who doubles in base
ball. was talking seriously about
hard plastic football helmets the
other day . . . “Something ought
to be done about them,” he in
sisted. “They’re dangerous when
, a player rams his head into a
lineman’s face” . , . Scout Jack
i Lavelle, just a real pal, cut in: “I
notice you always wear one in the
bull pen. They must be good pro
tection against fly balls.”
JOHN HUFF IN
BAVARIAN ALPS
John Huff, who was .stationed
here during the war writes from
Germany that he is now on ski
patrol in the Bavarian Alps at a
world famous ski resort which is
now a recreation center for the
army. He states that he enjoyed
wearing his Nome-made fur jack
ets of hair seal so much that he
needs another to replace the one
worn out and has ordered
>rr. Polet’s Store.
GADGETS
GALORE
JUST ARRIVED
JUST UNPACKED
Bicycles
Clocks
Curtain Rods
Electrical Appliances
Irons
Kitchen Utensils
Knitting Bags
Lamps
Laundry Bags
Pottery
Shower Curtains
Revere Ware
Scatter Rugs
Tea Kettles
Waste Basket*
Nome Hardware
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Cambell 49 15 17 43 7 6 48 37 20 45 17 21 48 17 37 45 15 10 42
Savoonga 49 9 14 44 12 4 41 42 9 52 12 18 50 8 42 45 10 13 44
Igloo 9 18 21 5 23 0 3 3 24 3 26 24 8 20 8 7 17 19 4
Kiana 4 32 32 4 33 1 2 2 33 3 33 34 3 33 3 2 32 32 3
Kotzebue 54 28 30 46 29 8 35 53 36 28 48 34 37 33 31 29 32 33 37
For tuna Ledge 24 4 6 18 4 8 11 13 12 14 8 > 15 19 12 14 li 11 15
Mt. Village 19 13 13 18 15 2 15 18 14 19 12 16 16 15 15 17 14 13 14
Hooper Bay 33 1 0 35 0 1 29 34 0 30 0 2 32 0 30 29 1 2 28
Akularak 27 2 4 25 9 14 5 11 19 22 4 10 21 9 14 14 7 7 18
St. Michaels 615 12 9 14 2 5 516 616 *19 718 2 513 14 5
Candle 54 7 12 49 12 8 49 20 28 41 22 17 42 15 42 32 10 7 53
Noatak 14 31 25 18 25 7 12 12 33 10 33 25 21 26 14 13 25 36 12
Pt. Hope 37 12 15 35 11 13 26 22 14 37 26 19 40 15 26 36 13 21 28
Teller 12 22 12 17 17 2 7 0 29 5 30 22 10 5 11 21 14 22 7
Shishmaref 45 8 13 38 8 4 27 9 22 28 46 28 31 30 19 24 23 25 17
Golovin 86 67 607 176 13 12 25675SS
White Mountain 8 18 17 7 19 3 3 0 22 2 24 19 10 15 6 4 11 33 7
Solomon 11 17 8 15 8 3 11 6 19 8 29 17 16 11 b 4 17 2b 11
Deering 27 6 9 23 9 1 10 28 9 22 7 6 22 1 10 14 3 5 20
Little Creek 46 20 19 42 14 17 28 22 35 34 30 25 38 28 30 35 20 25 27
Norvick 3 30 30 3 29 1 2 2 32 3 30 32 3 28 2 2 28 32 5
Selawick 9 40 42 8 39 7 3 6 45 7 43 42 6 44 7 5 43 43 6
Wales 6 15 14 7 15 0 6 5 15 4 17 15 10 17 5 4 10 17 5
Council 4 16 17 2 9 10 l 0 16 1 19 13 2 16 0 2 18 19 6
Unalakleet 46 11 10 23 16 4 12 25 19 19 33 20 34 24 14 8 9 45 21
Shaktoolik 7 24 28 7 29 0 6 4 25 5 26 22 6 29 2 3 15 30 1
Shungnak 17 10 3 24 15 1 10 5 15 12 15 16 13 3 25 13 13 2 22
Utica 96 4 12 50 11 14 883 584 10 821 15
Haycock 83 37 414 16612 443652011
Kivalina 19 16 16 19 16 0 19 18 16 19 15 15 18 15 19 19 15 14 19
Barrow 27 24 24 26 30 5 16 20 20 28 25 23 22 30 25 28 26 20 19
Wainwright 30 21 18 33 15 6 30 18 31 30 23 26 31 23 28 30 15 31 36
Absentee 39 23 33 33 25 7 32 3 50 12 61 40 11 30 29 45 33 25 22
TOTALS 1051 747 769 942 724 243 709 548 1019 774 1153 965 813 896 740 803 762 910 776