Nome Base
On Review
The public is invited to witness
a formal review of troops to be
hold at Nome Army Air Base on
October 19, 1946, it was announced
today.
Formation time for the review
is 9:45 Saturday morning, with
“Adjutant’s Call” at 10:00. At that
time, six companies, composed of
nil branches of the army repre
sented on the base, will march
onto their line positions.
After an inspection of troops,
the regiment will pass in review
before a party headed by Colonel
John E. Bodle, Base Commander.
Adequate parking space and
suitable spectator areas will be
l>rovided. In case of inclement
weather, it is planned that the
“Bottle Clubs" On
Trial In Olympia
OLYMPIA. (>P)—The State Su
preme Court had under advise
ment today an appeal to deter
mine whether so-called bottle
clubs may operate in the state
without a license.
Yesterday’s hearing brought
not only arguments from the rival
attorneys, but also pointed com
ments from some of the jurists.
John M. Schermer. attorney for
the Lake City Bowlers Club of
Seattle, which brought the ‘friend
ly’ case, contended that consump
tion of liquor in private clubs was
legal because the general public
was not admitted to the premises.
event will be held inside the main
hangar on the base.
ARCTIC OIL DELIVERY
Phone Black 76
WE CHECK YOUR TANK REGULARLY
BEN YOUNG
Neill, Clark & Company
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS
TAX COUNSELORS
Office in Wallace Hotel - Phone Main 11
Juneau NOME Fairbanks
Election Totals
Almost Complete
Two more precincts have re
turned the totals of the ballots
cast in the recent election.
Shungnak: For Delegate: Bart
lett 17, Peterson 10.
For Treasurer: Olson 24, Cole
3.
For Commissioner of Labor:
Benson 15, Sharpe 10, Kimball 1.
For Territorial Senators: Jones
15, Munz 15, Lyng 12, Cross 5.
For Territorial Representatives:
Madsen 25, Porter 22, Andy An
derson 16, Ed Anderson 13, Mc
Donald 13, Milligan 13, Laws 3,
Ost 2.
Utica: For Delegate: Bartlett 9,
Peterson 6.
For Treasurer: Olson 12, Cole 4.
For Commissioner of Labor:
Sharpe 11, Benson 5.
For Territorial Senators: Cross
14, Lyng 8, Jones 8, Munz 3.
For Territorial Representatives:
Porter 15, Madsen 10, Ed Ander
son 8, McDonald 8, Andy Ander- j
son 5, Laws 4, Milligan 2, Ost 1.!
The total votes to date of all ex
cept four precincts:
For Delegate: Bartlett 928, Pe
terson 660.
For Treasurer: Olson 824, Cole
685.
For Commissioner of Labor:
Benson 633, Sharpe 608, Kimball
224.
For Territorial Senators: Munz
1017, Jones 896, Lyng 679, Cross
493.
For Territorial Representatives:
Andy Anderson 857, Ost 820, Laws
975, Ed Anderson 727, Porter 674,
Milligan 658, McDonald 646, Mad
seif 633.
Four precincts: Barrow, Wain- i
wright, Kivalina and Haycock,
and the absentee votes are yet to
be reported.
NOW.. .the most airminded people in
the world will get the most complete air
line service, with inauguration of four
engine Douglas DC-4 Starliners.
Carrying 44 passengers in luxurious
comfort, or nine tons of freight at better
than four miles a minute, the new Star
liners will bring new concepts of airtrans
port to the Territory. They will enhance
our reputation for dependability built up
over the years by the tried and true equip
ment which has served bush and city so
long and so well.
PASSENGERS • MAIL • EXPRESS • AIR FREIGHT
Phone Main 66
St. Louis Cards
Win World Series
(By JACK HAND)
SPORTMANS PARK. St. Louis.
(;P)—Harry "The Cat” Brecheen |
hurled the St. Louis Cardinals to.
the world championship with a
courageous job of reliet pitching
for a four to three decision over
the Boston Red Sox in the seventh
game of the forty-third world
series. He went in in the eighth
inning. Red Sox 3 runs, 3 hits, no
errors. Cardinals 4 runs, 9 hits, 1
error.
The Gas Houst gang spirit still
lives in the world champion St. I
Louis Cardinals who have stolen
the 1946 series from the favored
Boston *Red Sox on the sheer
"hustle” of Enos Slaughter.
If the 30-year-old veteran of
the ’42 Giant killers hadn’t hadn’t1
rounded third base like a runaway
colt while shortstop Johnny Pesky
hesitated one second too long, the
43rd classic might be going yet.
The score was tied at 3-3 in the
eighth inning of yesterday’s de-;
cisive seventh game and the full
pressure of baseball’s 16th million i
dollar series was riding heavy on
every pitch when Slaughter made
his wild tour of the sacks.
Harry Walker lines a base hit i
into left center and “Eno” cata
pulted off first base, rounded sec-!
ond and headed for third while |
Leon Culberson retrieved the ball
and made a quick relay to short
stop Pesky.
Making the full sweep at third
while Coach Mike Gonzales flap-■
ped the come-on sign like an ex
cited mother hen. Slaughter lit out
for the plate. Pesky, apparently
not expecting that sort of daring
base-running, had dropped his
arm half way, watching Walker
run toward second, before he real
ized Slaughter was hot-footing
home with the tie-breaking run.!
His peg to Roy Partee was too late
as Slaughter topped off his mag
nificent heads-up running with a
fine slide that scored a run worth
$3,575.04 to each Cardinal share
holder.
BOOK LESS SCHOOL
TOKYO. </P)—Children of the
occupation force trekked off to'
school on the first day of school,
but most of the 225 pupils didn’t
mind much.
Their textbooks still were in the,
hold of a freighter at sea.
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Luxe Sedan. Excellent condition.
Call Main 125. 109-tf
FOR SALE—Chev. 34 Sedan. Con
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Shop daytime. 122-3tp
WANTED—Housekeeper, call Dr.
J. B. Tucker residence. 123-3t
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Wednesday and Thursday
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Friday
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Children's
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4 oz.40
16 oz.1.35
Sliced Chicken
5V2 oz.84
Turkey and Noodles
Chicken and Noodles
16oz jars .43
Chicken a la King
16 oz.55
Tamale in Husk .35
Deep Brown Baked
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Chili Con Came .35
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