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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

The Park Basketball league will
open its regular seasons play to-
night with = four game schedule
at the Bellarmine gym as follows:
$50 p. m. Falkland Trinity
Lutheran W. Messiah Lutheran.
f:3o p. m.-3sth Street Boosters
W. First Congregational church.
$50 p. m.-Jefferson Playfield
W. Clan Gordon.
$50 p. m.-Puyallup Christian
W. Mormon church.
The Junior B Boys win open
tonight with q double header at
the First Congregational church
a. follows.
100 p. m--<sth and Yakima
club W. Troop No. 20, Boy Scouts
Of America
500 p. m--Chnst Church W.
Penguins-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Rodegaard Top
In Lunn Race

TIMBERLTNE LODGE. Ore
Led by Olaf Rodegaard. Portland's
Cascade Ski club ran off with all
the glory In the Arnold Lunn
downhill ski race on Mount Hood
yesterday.
Rodegard captured the Lunn
trophy when he raced down the
one and three-qusrter mile course
in / minute. 542 second. Cliff
Blann. Bend skyliners. was SECOND
In :5S2.
BOYD French. jr.. and Linn
Bowman. both of Cascade. tied for
third in 1892.
Laurie French. Cascade. took
honors In the women's event. She
raced the 4so0-foot woman's
course in / minute liz seconds.
Reese Stevenson. Cascade, took the
junior mems event in 2 minutes,
s.4 seconds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Play Tonight

EUGENE. ore.-The University
Of Oregon basketball team will
play the Rubenstein oregonians
tonight in their final encounter
before departure on a barnstorm-
ing tour.
The Oregonians. who won the
Oregon A. A. l. championship last
year. were expected TO provide
stiff opposition for the university
quintet. Coach Howard Hobson
was expected 10 make a shakeup
in the Oregon lineup as a result
Of their defeat last Friday by the
Signal Oil team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
East Dominates All-Siar
Professional F ootball Squad
NEW YORK tn

NEW YORK = The eastern di-
vision. with seven players. DOM
mates the annual United Press
all-professional team announced
today.
The Washington Red k ms.
champions of the eastern division.
led the field with three men on
the first team. The Brooklyn
Dodgers and New York Giants
placed two each. From the west
the Chicago Bears. Green Bay
Packers. Detroit Lions and Cleve-
land Rams placed one each.
The linemsn of the year was
Danny Fortmann. the Chicago
Bears slashing 2l0-pound guard.
The back of the year WAS an
eastener-slingin' Sammy Baugh.
the Washington Redskins passing
fool. Those two men PLAYED
major roles in leading their teams
to the title in their respective
DIVISIONS.
With Baugh m the back
field. Brooklsns dynamic
field general. Whizzer White.
the Detroit Lions hard
runner and all-around star,
aud Johnny Drake. Cle,e-
land Rams. blasting fullback
who averaged close TO four
yards clip every time he
carried the ball.
Mel Hem. the Giants 31-year-
old veteran. was again the leagues
best center. an honor he's held
almost continuously for 10 years.
Steve Slivinski. Washington
Redskins hard charging hneman.
WAS named as running mate with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
ooiball Bowls
BY UNITED PRESS

The nearly completed New
Years bowl game setup:
Rose Bowl Pasadena Stan
ford VS.. Nebraska.
Sugar Bowl New Orleansl-
Boston College VS.. Tennessee.
Orange Bowl Missis-
sippi State VS.. probably Texas
Aggies. Georgetown or Lafayettel i.
Cotton Bowl dallas l-Fordham
l. VS.. Texas Aggies, Southern
Methodist or Rice).
Sun Bowl tEl Pasol-Arizona
State VS.. Western Reserve of Cleve-
land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Bend Winner
Of Oregon Title

MEDFORD, Ore.-Bend today
held the 1910 Oregon high school
football championship by a virtue
of a 20-7 win over Medford scored
Saturday in the playoff.
Held to a single touchdown In
the first three quarters. Bend
turned on the power in a fourth
period drive that netted two more
touchdowns.
Medford outplsyed Bend for
most of three periods. Orr of
Meford slid over from the
one-yard line after a sustained
drive for his teams only
touchdown. A pass. Metke to
Near, resulted In Bend
score in the same period.
The Metke-Nicar combination
clicked again in the fourth period
for the final touchdown of the
game after Byers plowed through
from the s-yard-line for the second
Bend score.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
BeUormine Midoets
In First Turnout

Hugh BOYLE. S. J.. new coach
of Bellarmine high school midgef
basketball team. issued a call for
candidates al the first turnout
Monday.
Bowie was graduated from Bel
larmlne in 1882. He nlave4 s-,ara
and forward On the midget team
IN 1881 and 1882.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Fuelers Meet
Consumer Five
Closh in Feature
City Loop Ploy at 9

Consumers stand in thu vay of
the Fuelers' bid for the first half
Tacoma City Basketball league
championship The Fuelers will
meet them Monday night at .
o'clock in the feature FRAY Of tn.
three-gams program on the Ian
coin courts.
chillas meet the chairmen. in a
second place hattie. at S o'clock.
while soth Signal Corps face the
Florists al ! o'clock.
A look at the nights pro-
gram finds an interesting rye
ming In store for cage follow
ers due To the even pairings.
The Florists appear to have
their best chance. so far. To crack
the victory column. against the
Fort Lewis club. The two teams
are about even in height, both
employ a fast break.
TIM craftsmanship Ia about
even with the Soldiers a little bet
ter conditioned but they have
real handicap now. Every mem
Der Of the club Ia under the
weather with colds and Manager
Jimmy Baxter Is still weak with a
touch OF flu.
The Chills- Chairmen rame
shapes mp ~ . natural with
the winner In doubt until the
final whistle. I'd Grant will
he hack 10 mastermlnd the
Chiila club while Bob Mekin-
nell and Dave Minnitfi viii
he ready TO aid Bob HnegeI In
attempting TO knock over the
defending champions.
II the Fuelers continue to work
u unit. they have a good
nance TO run over the Consumers.
Tiny Arndt will be okay for start
ne center in the Consumer lineup,
his ankle injury Thurs
lay night. II Johnny Wards
harges start driving a little more
hey will be the most feared team
n the loop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Yakima Club
Changes Hands

YAKIMA, Nash.-Transfer of
the Yakima Baseball club of the
Western International league was
going forward today. with Shirley
Parker, Yakima businessman. an
nouncing sale 10 Grover Burrows
and other Yakima men. Parker
said Burrows and his group
agreed TO the purchase after a
conference in Seattle.
Burrows has been president and
a minor stakeholder in the Ysh-
ma club since 1887.
Parker had been the controlling
stoekholder for two years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

1hl0eopnN ana economies were
pushed into the background as
Falkland students assembled for
classes this morning. A big.
bruised fullhack - Mary Harsh
man - and his running mate -
"Tommyguns Tommervik-snd IS
other battle-scsrred lads. happy
and proud Of their gridiron ae-
comphshment. were receiving the
sweet nectar Of championship.
The kind that comes only after
an eight-game. indicated, united
season.
And another fellow. Coach
Cliff Olson, was absorbing his
share of the victory music.
ITS all over he smiled.
We have Just completed
tough, hard-fought season.
all that Is left Is the shout
Ing. And they seem to he
doing plenty of that around
this territory.
That Gonzaga win came to me
as the finest present any coach
could get from his team. II was
that triu mph that definitely
proved to me that have the
outstanding ball club in the nation.
maybe not in strength and power
but in spirit and grit.
HAPPY, PROUD
They went out on that field.
the underdogs. but not prepared
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

% accept defeat. TneY won. Al
can say Is that I am happy and
proud of all those kids from the
most publicized man down TO the
lowly third stringers who were
out on that practice field every
night, working hard TO help build
up a championship team
One week Of rest is on the menu
for olson's football basketball
bows. Monday the practice focus
viii turn II the hoop sport The
LGthersns are already two weeks
late in starting turnouts. and Cliff
Is scheduling lots of makeup
work. Gridders Mary Harshman,
Sigurd Sigurdson. Earl Platt,
Marty North. Paul Polillo. Dan
odell, Ray kapus and Tom Lums-
den are basketball material
RECORDS PROVE CLASS
Statistieally the Lutherans
stand out as one of the top grid
aggregations Of the nation. Mar
win Tommervik and Harshman. the
pass artists. have combined to
amass a .534 psss-completion per-
eentage.
They have completed 100 losses
IN Isl attempts. ?. L. c. has
gained in their eight games POO
yards by rushing.
They have a total offensive
nj 1850 yards, an average of
go per game against a 144.2
average of opponents.
Unusual is the fact that Harsh
man and Tommervik have car
RED the ball the same number
Of times, 81. They have gained
III first downs. 81 by passing.
"a by rushing. and three on
penalties.
They have scored 81 touch
downs, Is on passes. Il by rush.
ing and two on intercepted
passes.
One field goal has been scored
that in the Gonzaga game. They
have converted the extra point
Is times.
Tommygun' Tommer
Hairhreadth" Harshman and Earl
Plat have registered outstanding
offensive records. They are:
MARVIN ToMMERyIK
Rushing-Plays, 81; gained. 40;
lost, y; net gain. 35s: average.
4i. Passing = Attempted, AS:
completed, rs; intercepted. 9. total
yards. 1892; touchdowns. Is. Total
offensive record - Rushing. 35s:
passing, 1892; pass catching. %:
net gain, 1850; game average
2o5.6; play average. 7.s. Scoring
record - Touchdown /: CONVEX
SONS, 2; total points. s.
MARVEL HARsHMAN
Rushing-Plays. 81; gained PSI.
lost. 20, net gain, 251: average
80. Passing-Attempts rs; COM
pleted 10; intercepted. /. total
yards, 209; touchdowns. o. Pass
catching = Caught, SO; laterals
9; laterals caught, Is:
yardage, AIS. Total offensive :
231; passing, 20e: pass
AIS; net gain. e15; game
average. ll4.3. Scoring-Touch-
downs. Il; conversions 2. tota,
points. SO.
EARL PLATT
RAISES caught. 30. lateral,
thrown, Is; total yardage. $50;
s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Lukas Hoska Tons
Gun Club Nimrods

Lukas Hoska was top among the
l6-yard shooters in the turkey and
bacon shoot of the Tacoma Gun
club Sunday. He blasted IS out
Of so. George Snyder WAS second
with Il and Art Highland third.
70 Earl Colson. jr.. won the han
dicap event with ~ out Of 2s. and
Miles Jelinek wss second with 10.
George stickney WAS third, Is. Or.
8. L. Blair won the skeet feature.
~ out Of so. Miles Jelinek WAS
second. 40. and Harry Irwin third.
80. The next shoot will be for
turkeys on Dec. Is.
1915 Yard Targets
Lukas Hoska 2i-22-4S Geo
$50; Andy Rowe le-i7-se: Miles
Jelinek. ip-i7-3e: Dick Hall. fills
s6; W. H Richards. i5-i5-so. J.
p. Comstock. is-ls-27.
skeet A Highland. .. Miles
ss-le Yard Targets
Earl Colson Jr. az. Geo. Stieknev.
"a. A. p. Weygent. 30: Ealing Berg
ersen. 20. c. z Larahie 10. N. Camp
bell. 10; A. L. Meyers. Is: Roy Brewer.
IA
skeet-Earl colson Jr. a.: Geo.
Stiekney. Is.
so Skeet TARGETS
Or. s. L Blair. 2l-2S-4s Miles
Jelinek. 10000. H. L Irwin. 40
1879: c. Il. Larabie i7-io-3s. Art
Highland. IT; Lukss Hosks. IT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

To be successful duck hunter
requires proper equipment, ohser-
vstion and practice. One good
duck hunt is worth all the effort.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Coach Clifford Olson Happy,
Proud Man Over Clubs Feat
Statistics Reveal Luthers as One of
Best Grid Machines: Basketball Next

Webster had his dictionary Romeo had Juliet and the students
Pacific Lutheran college The darkest and
goomiest clouds manufactured Never the weather
could shadow victory which the
Lutheran Gadator university
Friday night by Is TO Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

Don't shoot two-to-the boat. II
two men to-the-hoat. for safety
one shoot al time Don't forget
that II shooting two-bosts to a
blind. both face the decoys, and
shoot shoulder TO shoulder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

CTILL the hottest subject Of athletic conversation in Ia
is the thrilling victory of Pacific Lutheran over
Right after the game this corner duck shooting
and in those outlying sections heard the game
showing in way tn. intense interest game
And instead calling Lumber city employees asking
that be named the Electric Bowl recognition Of our great
municipal electric establishment
Harshman and Ends Plat and
considered by Rsee Holnseery coach potential
West Shrine
they club They
grid performers "Tommygun" and Harshmann
Juniors. not eligible
More Years Coming =.
And that the game is history, might well keep
In mind that another year is coming
And after that still more years
This first game which dedicated Tacoma's Lumber Bowl
feature because of the full community effort
coupled with colorfu good small college team headed by
major league forward passer fullback and ends
The youngsters are, Of course Tommervik Harsh
And they don't come along very .
They great fuel for the heat of publicity
stil don't believ. a rrid fesur. such this If
annually should depend certain individuals
colleges the Northwest
viii enrolment of future stars smaller
provide incentive for youngsters remain closer to
home up with the schools of smaller classification
Bring in the Winners -.
II Pacific Lutheran College of Puget Sound fail to field
teams Of title ability, gate color bring in the winners
Of smaller school conferences Of this district
school conference champion in California
thu Rocky Mountain district
Anyway Bowl III. smaller conference
their puddle
20 900 brought
forget population in city proper
the military population the fringe of c south
far in TO say
nothing of thar families and civilian employees at the military
comments
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
All Coast Ice
Teams Are Tied

SPOKANE. Wash.-The Pacific
Coast Hockey league might ~ well
- starting today. because every
team in II il tied.
The Spokane Bombers' 30 win
last night over the Seattle oiym-
PCS ended Seattle hopes for an
unoontested lead and brought
Spokane from the basement TO .
tie for the lead in one easy Jump.
Blyth and vickers whipped in
the overtime tallies.
The Bombers knocked over
Portland Saturday night Al.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

Don't forget to have your equip
nsnt contain . gun rest that win
permit you TO keep the gun muxxie
- . safe position. away from your
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
McNerthney's
7l2 High Pin
Tocomon Shines in
B Bowling Division

SPOKANE. Wash.-Bob Nelson,
Seattle. today was the new presi-
dent of the State Bowling associa-
ton following close of the Pacific
Northwest tournament here Sun
day.
Spokane was awarded the han
dicap tournament again In 1871,
and Olympia received the closed
state tournament to be held this
January.
Merrick and Race. Tacoma,
scored BOOB. to take third place.
Hurbut $40. Fijalka ass. Herdman
4a2. Reid sos. Jensen 531. handi-
cap 306.
Final tournament standings:
CLASS "A" TEAMS
ssrtori jewelers., Spokane e. 1904
The Elks, Wenatchee 800. 1927
Silver Loaf Majors. Spokane 1859
CLASS "A" DOUBLES
Gustafson-Hingley. Wen. :. 1.24s
kimbal-Torre, Seattle $50. 1,247
Carpenter tYakima1-
Mcbride. Spokane 49,. 1.240
CLASS "A" SINGLES
Ray Darius. Wallace ........ 700
B. c. Davis, Spokane $780,. 500
E. LAMA. Spokane ......... SIS
CLASS b" TEAMS
Alt Heidelberg. Wenstchee. 3.0s5
Tufty's Heidelberg. Spokane 3.o37
Fuller Paint, Wallace 49,. 3.035
CLASS B" DOUBLES
Frickfart- MeGrath. Olympia 1.2s1
Petreit Bargewell, Yakima 1881
Hergert Walla Walla 1885
CLASS "B" SINGLES
D. McNerthney. Tacoma -. 712
W. Gerguson, Auburn $50. 693
Hal Woods, Yakima $500. 6S4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

modern lighting system and first class
board =.
This must be an objective for public spirited citizens
The present lighting system belongs to another
Mis- Throofs Row
Dear Met Would have called you by phone today but
since Friday nights PLCGOnzaga game haven't been able
to talk above whisper The old pump took quite beat
ing, toe but am able TO write few lines, here goes
AZ prelude might mention that ordinarily I'm of those
calm collected gentlemen that would probably the
sweepstakes but that something else and there
had pychiatrist
have plenty Of prospects the chuckle cottage
The meat in the cocoanu this what's with bringing
little to bear favote
viii do the most good get the PIC left half AZ
Alias 'Tommygun" Tommeryik in the Esst-West
He would line almost the
ether feiows interference
shine the Tom Harmon
the mint juleps r. N o..
usten...
Rain should really keep Norfhwesterners away
from football classic We equipped mentally and every
sther for such moisture, almost webs between
toes, sir Green river steelhead fishing is going be
something worthwhile, keep your list Opens Jan.
L. Our Lumber Bowl football committee used high
power pressure And met with instant Don
Gippe the hustlnges ticket dispenser in Tacoma insists
- sever much interest Friday
~ In touch with W. L. 4oe
1he Kids Jimmy
nhrA veteran bowler liked by ALL
tn clouds
whea ~ - shussd writing
artaeae Well,
guys - fine sportsman lived Leo Frank College
fugef Sound coach 10 He
s - GenEAsn- Lutheran That folks
hsA school gsdmea Of Toledo
fer hattie with Grant high But
leading squads
went leo pr cant for the Thann.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Sodium Needs LIGHTS >. Boord :.

What stadium bocl needs than anything else
snd should hare before another post-season game rolls
Ground is =.
board -.
This must be obieoipe for public spirited citizens
The present lighting system belongs TO another
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
HAPPY, PROUD

They went out on that field.
the underdogs. but not prepared
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-29
MirOW Air Service
 Activities

Pilot Chambers made flight to Beaver Creek with Don Ste wart and Bob Stewart and freight.
 Saturday morning Pilot Cham berS made flight to Candle, Deering, Kennen and Teller with MT. Brayton and MT. Dodge as round trip passengers John Hav- enstrite was a passengers from Candle to Nome.
 Sunday, pilot Fred Chambers made trip to Teller, Tin City, Fox Bar, Beaver Creek and re- turn with Dr. Congdon, Nome to Teller, Mir. Brayton and MT. Dodge, Teller to Nome and Don Stewart and Sam Emmons, Bea- yer Creek to Nome.
 Pilot Sasseen arrived from An chorage in the Stinson tri-motor Saturday evening with express.
 A flight to Anchorage is sched uled for Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-29
TWO PLIERS FORGED
 DOWN ALASKA RIVER

FAIRBANKS, July 27 - John Hood and Clyde Stevens, air plane mechanics of this city, fly ing a private plane Mckinley ward, were forced down by en- zine trouble on Wood River, 35 miles south of Fairbanks.
 They abandoned the plane, con structed a raft and attempted to float down the treacherous Wood River. The raft struck and broke up on sandbar and the pair swan ashore safely.
 Hood and Stevens then struck across the country separately.
 In the meantime, four plane: started on a search for the two men.
 Both were finally discovered and brought to Fairbanks.
 The plane is not believed to be damaged and will be recovered later.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-29
Wien AirIines
 Activities

July 27 Pilot Lund made a flight to the Kougarok with freight and the following passen gers: Ed Healy, Nome to Stitch Creek; ohm ack, Nome to Dick Creek; Mike Walsh, Taylor to Humboldt. The return to Nome was made Sunday morning with M Walsh.
 July 28-Three loads of freight were taken to the Kougarok.
 July 28 - MT. and Mrs. Dan Porter were passengers to Hay cock with Pilot Wien Freight was also carried for Council.
 Bill Lund made a trip to Pil- grim Springs and Taylor with freight. Immediately. upon re- turning to Nome he left for Tel Ter and Wales with H. Kremedus and freight. A passenger will be picked up at Wales for Nome.
 Trips are scheduled late today for American Creek, Taylor and Candle with freight, K. Groves for American Creek and Simon Abraham and Johnny Beltz for Candle.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-29
ALIENS MUST REGISTER

Ketchikan ordinance No. 296, providing for the registration of all resident aliens in the city has created much interest both inside and outside of the Territory. An alien is defined as one living and sleeping in Ketchikan who does not possess a valid declaration ot intention to become a citizen ot the United States. It became ef- fective on May A, 194O and was passed at meeting of the Com mon Council of the city of Ketchikan, headed by Harry c. Mccain, mayor.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-29
Small Pack of Wolves Seen From Plane, Located Between Flambeau and Eldorado Rivers

Several days ago Sig Wien spotted a family of nine wolves.
 5even gray pups and two black adults, on low mountain be- tween Flanlbeau and Eldorado Rivers, about 25 miles from Nome. Yesterday he flew J. S. Rood, Hank Miller, and Harry Lewis to the spot.
 They circles several times ov- es the wolves, which were not the least frightened by the plane One animal appeared to be in a playful mood, ran toward the plane as it approached, and then trotted after it.
 The party had one rife, so Sig landed on mountain about two miles away. The men divided and attempted to approach the wolves afoot. Three wolves trot- ted to within hundred feet of Sig, who took a hurried shot with pistol as they ran. Three others passed close to Hank Miller and Harry, sneaking behind ridges to escape.
 Two shallow dens were noted, but they appeared not to have been used lately. The animals now enjoy lying in the open, where they get all of the sun- shine and escape mosquitos. They rest during the daytime and hunt at night. The bones of several reindeer were found nearby.
 It is well-known that wolves have destroyed large reindeer herds, and the Reindeer Service continues to urge the owners to herd their reindeer. The Govern ment paid half the wages of four herders on the Nome range this past spring, but al lherders found work at longshoring and mining when the season opened up. It is feared the nine wolves which were seen yesterday will destroy hundreds of reindeer this winter unless they are billed, or the deer are herded.
 MT. Rood has arranged to send three natives with guns and traps to the spot where the vol yes were seen He has urged that the Government provide two pusher-type planes for wolf hunt ing, one of these to be located at Nome, on a plan whereby com mercial fiers would be hired as needed. In the meantime, the Reindeer Service has obtained several dozen wolf traps for use in the Nome region.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-29
NEWS ITEMS

Pilot Savory arrived Nome to- day in the PAA Pilgrim with 50 pounds of mail and four passen- gers: R. M. Douglas, s. E. Stret ton, ". W. Martingale, and R. E. Goes. The plane is remaining ov- ernight at Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-29
N o TT c E

All members and all interested in the development of Nome and Alaska are invited to attend a business meeting at the regular weekly luncheon at the Nevada Grill, Tuesday noon, July 30.
 Northwestern Alaska
 Chamber of Commerce Have The Nome Nugget sent to v0ur mining claim.
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-29

A baby girl weighing 6 and a half pounds was born to MT. and Mrs. Fred Cavota early Saturday morning. At last reports both mother and daughter were doing nicely.