TEA HONORS TEACHERS
OF TERRITORIAL SCHOOL
Mrs. Paul Carlson, assisted by
Mrs. Earl Towner, Mrs. A. Doyle,
Mrs. Wallace Melvor and Mrs.
Pete Olson, were hostesses at a tea
last Saturday afternoon, honoring
the teachers of the Nome Terri
torial School.
Parents and teachers enjoyed
meeting each other and getting
acquainted while delicious re
freshments were served.
Out of town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Downs, teachers
from Solomon who were in town
on a short visit.
Baseball Scores
(By The Associated Press)
FRIDAY GAMES
National League
Brooklyn 7-7, Boston 5-6.
St. Louis 5, Chicago 1.
(Only games scheduled'
American League
Cleeland 12, Detroit 2.
Boston 7, Washington 6.
»Only games scheduled'
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Pacific Coast League
Hollywood 4-2, Sacramento 3-8.
Portland 6-5. Los Angeles 5-3.
San Diego 8-6, Oakland 4-3.
San Francisco 8, Seattle 1.
SATURDAY GAMES
National League
Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 3.
New York 5, Boston 3.
Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 2.
St. Louis 2-4, Chicago 0-0.
^ W. L. Pet.
Phildelphia 90 63 .588
Brookyln 89 64 .582
New York 85 89 .556
Boston 83 70 .542
St. Louis 78 74 .513
Cincinnati 65 86 .430
Chicago 63 89 .414
Pittsburgh 56 95 .371
American League
New York 6, Boston 5.
Detroit 3, Cleveland 1.
Chicago 8, St. Louis 2.
• Only games scheduled'
W. L. Pet.
New York 98 55 .641
Detroit 95 58 .621
Boston 94 60 .608
Cleveland 91 62 .595
Washington 67 86 .438
Chicago 59 93 .388
St. Louis 57 95 .375
Philadelphia 51 102 .333
Pacific Coast League
^ Hollywood 10, Sacramento 6.
W. L. Pet.
Oakland 114 77 .597
San Diego 109 82 .570
Hollywood 99 92 .518
Portland 93 94 .500
Seattle 93 95 .495;
San Francisco 93 95 .495
Los Angeles 79 109 .421
Sacramento 77 114 .403
SUNDAY GAMES
National League
Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn lOOinn.)
New York 5, Boston 1.
Chicago 3, St. Louis 3.
Cincinnati 3-1, Pittsburgh 2-3.
American League
Boston 7, New York 3.
Cleveland 7, Detroit 5.
Chicago 4-6, St. Louis 3-10.
Philadelphia 5, Washington 3.
Pacific Coast League
Hollywood 9-4, Sacramento 5-2.
Oakland 7-9, San Diego 4-12
Seattle 3-1, San Francisco 2-5.
Portland 6-9, Los Angeles 3-6.
SEATTLE (/P)—Big Jim Wilson,
who marked up 15 straight pitch
ing wins this summer for the Seat
tle Rainiers, will be in the line-up
of the Boston Braves next spring.
The husky righthander was sold
Saturday night to the National
League club. Seattle officials said
the price was three players and
an “undisclosed amount” of cash.
Wilson now has 24 victories and
10 defeats.
VOTE ABSENTEE
BALLOTS NOW
Voters who do not expect to be
in their precinct on general elec
tion? day, October 10, can now ob
tain an absentee ballot at the U. S.
Commissioner’s office.
Absentee ballots may be voted
up to two days before the elec
tion, beginning 40 days prior to
voting date.
Col. J. M. Chambers of the pro
fessional staff of the special sub
committee on Alaskan Defenses is
scheduled to arrive here today to
preview facts in relation to the
lack of defenses in this area in
preparation for the Congressional
Committee's investigation which
is scheduled for sometime after
the fifteenth of October.
A meeting with Defense Com
mittee of the Chamber of Com
merce and City officials was sched
uled for this afternoon at the City
Hall.
INFANT TIPPLEMAN
BURIED SUNDAY
Fred Tippleman, Jr., infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tippleman,
who died on Tuesday was buried
from the Covenant Church on
Sunday afternoon. The Junior
Missionary Guild sang appropri
ate songs for the services under
the direction of Mrs. Paul Carlson.
| U. S. Geological
Survey Completes
’50 Activities Here
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lems in the Interpretation of Aeri
al Photographs of Tundra Areas,”
R. S. Sigafoos (Photorgrammetric
Engineering), and “Some Effects
of Congeliturbation Upon the De
velopment of Vegetation, Sewc^rd
Peninsula, Alaska,” R. S. Sigafoos
(Journal of Ecology).
During the summer of 1950 the
party studied the distribution o*f
certain frost features in southern
Seward Peninsula. In addition,
Mr. Sigafoos spent several weeks
studying the effect of frost action
and frozen ground upon spruce
! trees at timberline near Council,
| White Mountain, and Moses Point,
and Mr. Hopkins prepared a de
tailed map of soil types and gravel
deposits in the Nome River valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins departed
for Washington yesterday. They
were accompanied by the mother
of Mrs. Hopkins, who has been
visiting here.
Albert Bahls, deputy marshal of
Marshall, arrived with prisoners
for the Federal jail, it is reported.
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VOTE REPUBLICAN
Vote for
CHARLES JONES
Republican Candidate for
SENATE
AS REPUBLICANS WE PLEDGE OURSELVES TO
THE FOLLOWING:
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First—We favor and will work for a change in the Fish
| and Wild Life Regulations in areas where the people
; are dependent on hunting and fishing for a living.
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Second.—Due to the economic conditions in the Second
Division we will vote NO on a Property Tax.
Third—We will work for a just proportion of the Road
Appropriations between the Federal and Territorial
Governments.
Fourth—We will work and vote for sufficient funds to
keep the Schools at the highest possible standard.
Fifth—We favor the construction of airfields under a
continuing constructive program and will work for
such plans.
Vote for
PERCY IPALOOK
Republican Candidate for
SENATE
Vote for
PETE READER
Republican Candidate for
House of Representatives
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