Winners In Fourth
Of July Sports Contests
(Continued from Page One)
Bob and Wayne Russell.
25-yd. 3-legged race (13-16),
Reba Tungwenuk and Nancy Fag
erstrom, Kay Coulthard and Lucy
Ann Fagerstrom, Julia Brown and
Margaret Jane Willoya.
25-yd. 3-legged race (under 12),
Arlene Muller and Suzanne Fager
strom, Donna and Martha Hurl
bert, Mary Swanberg and Elva
Ahmasuk.
200-yd. bicyble race (13-16),
Jackie Muller, Robt. Herman,
Robt. Summers.
100-yd. bicycle race (8-12), Wm.
Willoya, Roy O’Connor, Vern
Carlson.
50-yd. bicycle race (under 7),
Roy Carlson, Howard Capener,
Robt. Baldwin.
Draftees May Choose
1 Service Until July 15
John L. McCormick, Territorial
Director of Selective Service, an
nounced that any registrant be
tween the ages of 19 and 25 may
enlist in ithe branch of service of
his choice for immediate active
I service, even though he has had
his Armed Forces Physical Exam
ination.
Mr. McCormick further stated
that this does not apply to regis
trants who have received their
orders to report for induction, and
therefore do not have this priv
ilege. This privilege to enlist in
the branch of service of their
choice is effective through July
15, 1951 only. This does not apply
to enlistments in any of the Re
serve Components.
(By the Associated Press)
Wednesday's Scores
National League
Brooklyn 6-4—New York 5-2
Philadelphia 4-3—Boston 1-1
Pittsburgh 4-16—Cincinnati 1-4
St. Louis 10—Chicago 5
American League
Washington 9-6—New York 6-5
Boston 9-9—Philadelphia 0-5
Cleveland 6-4—St. Louis 5-3
Detroit 6-1—Chicago 3-4
Pacific Coast League
Hollywood 1-4—Sacramento* 0-2
Seattle 7-5—Oakland 3-0
San Francisco 7-7—San Diego
2-4
Los Angeles 5-5—Portland 4-2
Markets For Strategic
Minerals Are Listed
The principal markets for stra
tegic and critical minerals re
quired in the national defense pro
duction program are listed in a
folder just published by the Al
aska Development Board.
Prepared as a guicle for the
Alaska prospector and small min
ing* operator, the folder lists the
names and adresses of numerous
firms which have contacted the
Development Board regarding the
availability of certain minerals
in Alaska.
The folder also contains infor
mation about the government
stockpiling and Defense Minerals
Administration programs, as well
as addresses of other agencies pre
pared to give -technical informa
tion and assistance to persons en
gaged in the mining industry.
Copies of the folder, entitled
“Possible Markets for Strategic
and Critical Minerals from Alas
ka,” may be obtained by writing
the Alaska Development Board,
Box 50, Juneau. One copy is on
file at the Nome Nugget.
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7:00 a.m. till 1 a.m.
Fresh Doughnuts Daily
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TRACKSON
TREEDOZER
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Knocks down trees*
pulls out roots
TRACKSON
BRUSH RAKE
Speeds land-clearing
by raking, piling
and compacting trees
and brush for
ready burning
TRACKSON
PIPE I YER
Side-mounted crane
to carry and lay
pipe, backfill*
level
As a key to modem methods of
earth-moving and materials - han
dling, the Traxcavator is a profit
maker. As an all-around tool for
such miscellaneous jobs as clean
up, salvage, leveling, short hauls,
snow-removal, it’s a profit-saver.
The fast hoist is positive and de
pendable regardless of weather or
operating conditions. Tremendous
power at the bucket enables Trax
cavator to dig hard soils, clay,
shales. Built to fit the Caterpillar
D2, D4, D6 and D7 Tractors, with
capacities from Vi to 4 cu. yd. Op
tional attachments include Bull
dozer Blade, Lift Fork, Angle
grader. Inquire at “NCCo.”
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HOME OFFICE: Colman Bldg., Seattle
75-yd. bicycle race (13-16), Lucy
Ann Fagerstrom, Kay Coulthard,
Lois Joe.
50-yd. bicycle race (8-12), Su
zanne Fagtrstrom, Arlene Miller,
Mary Swanberg.
40-vd. bicycle race (under 7),
Edna Christine Johnson, Laurice
Thompson.
28-vd. tricycle race (5 to 7),
Tommy Boucher, Barbara Mclver,
Gale Mclver.
15-yd. tricycle race (under 5),
Robt. Fagerstrom, Kay Mclver,
Danny Jones.
Model T Ford race, Rube
Cremer, Ed Rohn.
High kicking, Vincent Ahkolik,
Simon Ahkolik.
Blanket tossing, Sam Mogg.
Blanket tossing, Beatrice Lee.
Dancers, Diomeders.
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
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THANKS TO THE COOPERATION OF
WORKMEN AND CONTRACTORS
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Lee Matterson, Chef Extraordinary
Will Serve Only The Finest Of Food
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