City Licenses Are
Ready Fairbanks
City automobile drivers’ and
radio licenses for 1937 may now
be secured at the City Hall in
Fairbanks, Miss Grace Fisher,
city clerk, has announced. Se
curing of such licenses is compul
sory for those who own or drive
automobiles or who own radios.
Automobile licenses are $10
and licenses for drivers $1. One
dollar is also the radio license
fee. The radio tax is a new one
and was imposed so that the
city would have funds to improve
radio reception. Money collected
from the sales of licenses will be
used in paying part of the salary
of a radio technician whose duty
it is to eliminiate, so far as poss
ible. interference with broadcast
reception.
ROOSEVELT BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
Special Movie Show Dream Theatre
SAT. JANUARY 30, 7:15 P. M.
ADULTS $1.00 CHILDREN 50 CENTS
FLY THE SAFE WAY IN
Tri-Motored Equipment
-THE ARCTIC AIRWAYS INC.
COLGATES SOAP
Ten Floral Odors
3 FOR 25 CENTS
NOME DRUG STORE
CAPPY McDOUGALL.
The Nome Daily Nugget
Read by People in Everv Town,
Village and Hamlet in the
Second Division.
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*T GETS RESULTS
Blazers Defeated
Alaskan Women
Hi Wins Wedded
Playing before the largest crowd
of the season, four women’s in- j
door baseball teams last night
put on the prize attraction of the
year. The Blazers defeated the
Alaskan Women, by a score of 16
to 14, and the High School Girls
were winners over the Married
Women by a score of 19 to 5. Urn
pires were Norvin W. Lewis and
Harry Hagen. Scorekeeper Babe
Seidenverg.
Both games caused great excite
ment and applause during their
entire course,as the first women’s
indoor baseball games were play
ed in Nome for the first time in
three years.
Following are the short scores.
Married Women.0 0 2 0 1 1 1
High School Girls....3 3 2 1 7 3.
Blazers.0 2 0 0 7 7 0
Alaskan Women. 3 1 6 2 0 0 2
Following are the lineups:
Blazers
Josephine Martin 3rd base,
Margaret Yenney left field, Rose
Bronson 1st base.Margaret Burgh
pitcher, M. O’Connor right field,
Frances Longley catcher, Mary
O’Connor left short,Helen Fager
strom right short, Florence Blat.
chford 2nd base.
Alaskan Women
!.. Lucille Gabriel catcher, Lillian
Gabriel pitcher, Madaline Paul
; 1st base, Ruth Ozana 2nd base,
Mrs. Amarok 3rd base, Genevieve
i Paul right short, Lillian Luke
left short, Mrs. Kite right field,
Mrs. Amos left field.
High School Girls
J. Nelson catcher, Alice Martin
pitcher,Audrey Dunham 1st base,
E. Kinney right field, Ruth Keok
3rd base, Rita O’Leary right
short, B. Lee left short, Anna
Walsh 2nd base, L. Ost left field, j
Betty Calkins substitute.
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Married Women
Mrs. Lottsfeldt left field, Mrs.1
Pool right field, Mrs. Harney 2nd
base, Mrs. Seidenverg left short.
Mrs. Elms catcher, Mrs. Boyd
pitcher, Mrs. Wallace 3rd base,
Mrs. Oberg 1st base, Mrs. O'Mara
right short, Mrs. Sprenger and
Mrs. Rude substitutes.
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It was announced today that
the game next week would be j
between the Hammon and High
School, and the Commercials and
Alaskans. This will give the
women’s teams a layoff of a week
and the following games will in
clude one women’s game and one
men’s game.
Mrs Perkins Says
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Settlement Maybe
Possible OK Soon
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tBv The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON D. C. Jan. 28;
—Secty. of Labor Perkins said,
that conferences with Lewis and
spokesmen of General Motors
had developed a situation which
will make a settlement possible
if the third party consents.
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Snow storms were general ov
er Seward Peninsula and north,
ward while low clouds and fog
conditions obtained over the low-;
er Yukon this morning. Mostly
fair weather prevails over the
extreme eastern portion of Al
aska and the Yukon Territory.
Temperatures continue well
above the seasonal average in
most sections of Alaska.
Ruby reported 77 inches of
snow on the ground at 7 a.m.
while the Nome measurement
was about 3 feet.
Barometric pressure continues
low over the Bering Sea and
high over the Gulf and north
Pacific ocean. This pressure con
dition will likely cause a contin.
uation of cloudy and unsettled
weather with snowstorms and at- J
tending fog conditions for Nome
and vicinity for next 24 hours, j
Temperature changes will be un
important.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was 22 and the highest
yesterday 29.
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ESTAUMSHFr M 1904
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Interest Paid On Time Deposits
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