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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-02
SUNBURY HERE
Saturday, August 28)

Behind the four-hit pitching OF
lefthander, Moe Savansky (the win
ming pitcher) and a no-hit relief Job
by Eddie Lyons Ga righthander), the
Sunbury Reds romped to an easy
10-l win over the Owls on Satur-
day night, to make it two straight.
Art Young did the catching until
the ninth, when he was relieved by
Lou Hummel
Bill Wigle started for Hagerstown
and was the losing pitcher He was
taken out in the seventh for a
pinch hitter, with the score SO
against him, and Don Bolton
pitched the last two innings and
was charged with the other five
runs. Claude Christie was behind
the plate.
Manager Benny Culp juggled his
lineup happen to belong to the
old school that believes its bad luck
to change a winning combination
and whether by coincidence, or what
have you, the old superstition held
good. Although Savansky struck
out eight men and only allowed four
hits, two Of them being of the in
field variety, he also walked eight.
But the Owls could only cash in on
one of the walks, and only then
when relief pitcher Lyons also walk
ed man to force the Owls only run
across the plate.
Sunbury picked up their first
run in the first inning Eckdahl
singled and went to third on Di-
Prima's single. Bernhard struck
out and on the third strike Di-
Prima and Eckdahl attempted a
double steal. But Crumling whip
ped the ball to Martin, who ignored
Di Prima going into second and
rifled the ball back to Crumling in
time to get Eckdahl at the plate for
a double play But Steve Filipowicz
then got the first Of four hits-a
double--to score DiPrima.
They picked up two more in the
third on one hit With two out and
the bases loaded on three walks
Zone Intentionally, Ticco singled and
two runs crossed the plate.
Run number four came in the
fifth on consecutive doubles by Bern
hardt and Filipowicz, and it was so
in the sixth, when Young singled,
was sacrificed to second and scored
on Eckdahls single.
The Owls lone run came in the
seventh. Poffenberger, pinch hit
ting for Wigle, beat out a hit to deep
short Jenis walked, but Martin
laid down a bunt that Savansky
fielded and threw to Mclean, forcing
Poffenberger at third, with Martin
reaching first on the fielder's choice.
Ermer also reached first on Savan-
sky's eighth walk and manager
Buzas took him out and Eddie Lyons
went to the mound He got Christie,
the first man to face him, on a fly
to center, but then he walked Kel-
Ter, forcing Jenis across the plate.
Yeash then forced Keller at second
to end the inning.
Bolton took over for the Owls in
the eighth, but he walked Mclean
and Van Heuit followed with home
run over the centerfeld wall. The
Reds teed off on him again in the
ninth, when three singles, double
and a sacrifice produced three more
TALES.
IInco q, 4Ioo Inxy
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-02
Second Game

Barney Schultz (the losing pitch
err started for the Owls in the 2
inning second game, but was slam
med all over the lot in the very
first inning and was taken out after
getting only one man out, allowing
four runs and leaving a man on sec
ond. Don Bolton relieved him.
Christie did the catching.
Jim Davis, right handler, went
the route for Sunbury, with Lou
Hummel behind the plate.
The Reds won the game in the first
inning when they scored all five Of
their runs. Eckdahl, the first man
up, was safe on Martins error Di-
Prima walked and Bernhard flied
to right, with Eckdahl taking third
after the catch. Filipowicz then
doubled to right, scoring Eckdahl
and sending DiPrima to third. Tic
co also doubled to right, scoring Di-
Prima and Filipowicz. Mclean got
the third straight double, this time
to left, scoring Ticco. That was all
for Schultz, and Bolton went in.
Van Heuit, the first man to face
him, singled to left, scoring Mclean
with the fifth run (all of which were
charged to Schultz. Hummel also
singled to left, with Van Heuit stop
ping at second. Davis went down
swinging for the second out, and
Eckdahl (up for the second time)
grounded out, Martin to Jenis, TO
retire the side
From then on, although Bolton
gave up ten more hits, he was I'm
beatable in the clutches and shut
Sunbury out the rest Of the way.
The Owls got back in the ball
game in the bottom half Of the sec
ond when they scored three runs.
With two out, Polinski who was
playing right field beat out a hit to
deep short and went to second on
passed ball. Davis then walked
Martin and Bolton, filling the bases.
Errner followed with a single to left,
scoring Polinski and Martin, and
Jenis also singled to left, scoring
Bolton. Keller then grounded out
TO retire the side.
Hagerstown came right back in
the third to pick up another run and
come within one Of tying the score,
and again It happened after two
were out. Yeash walked and went
to second on wild pitch, from
where he scored on Polinski's sin
gle to left. Martin then flied out TO
end the inning
But Davis settled right down
Continued on Page 12)
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-02
Double Plays

Through Tuesday night, with 1872
games played, the Owls had COM
pleted 90 double plays-55 at home
and Al on the road.
This is 36 less than they had COM
pleted last year with the same num-
Der Of games played.
Bobbie Martin wrenched his
shoulder while attempting to field
Baxter's hit over the second base
bag in the second inning of Tues
day nights game and had to leave
the game. Ermer moved over to sec
ond and Polinski went to third
BY strange coincidence, Ermer
didn't have a single fielding chance
after taking over second base and
Polinski only had one chance at
third
Now let's recap the games of The
past week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-02

Martin lined to Mclean at third.
Poffenberger, batting for Bolton,
walked, but Ermer ended the game
when he hit into double play.
Summary: Sunbury, SIR. 10H. OE.
Left on base 8; Hagerstown, 2R. 5H.
2E. Left on base 8.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-02

Now let's recap the games of The
past week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-02
sUNBURY HERE
(SundaY. August 20l

The Sunbury Reds made a clean
sweep of their four-game series with
the Owls, when they took both ends
Of Sundays doubleheader by scores
of 80 and Sd.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-02

ling; DiPrima to Ticco. Left on base:
Sunbury 8, Hagerstown IL. Bases
on balls: OFF Savansky 8, off Lyons
/, off Wigle 4, off Bolton /. Strike
outs: BY Savansky 8, by Lyons /, by
Wigle O. Hits: Off Savansky, A for
! run; off Wigle, for S runs; off
Bolton, 7 for 5 runs Winning pitch
er Savanslsy, losing pitcher Wigle.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-02

walk, filling the bases. But Daddario
ended the inning by flying out 70
Van Heuit at second.
Summary: Sunbury, 3R. OH. 2E.,
left on base, IL; Hagerstown, OR.
5H. 1E., left on base, 10
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-09-02

Errors: Bernhardt. Runs batted
in: Filipowicz 2, Ticco 2, Eckdahl,
Van Heuit 4, Keller, Lyons. Two
base hits: Bernhardt, Filipowicz 2,
Van Heuit. Three base hits: Fill
powicz. Home runs: Van Heuit.
Sacrifices: DiPrima, Savansky, Ly-
ons. Stolen bases: None. Double
Plays: Crumling to Martin to Crum
Evening star., 1948-10-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe,,,
DIRECT FROM OWNER

Stones throw from Coolidge High 52s
Tuckerman st. NV; only $500 down;
there's no time to waste; immediate pos
lovely 6-rm. and bath home with oil h.w.h- =
sanded floors Anchor fence, a built in
garage, laundry tubs, etc, and in perfect
Al condition; near everything. Priced at
Evening star., 1948-10-03

432 TAYLOR ST. NV.
open l to pm. Owner must sell this
today. large rooms and bath, h.w. oil
ht. Can be handled with reasonable down
payment LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. sos or
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BRIARCLIFF

Seldom do we have the opportunity to
offer & a home Of this sharacter in Briar-
munities. In every detail the house re.
fleets, its custom built qualities. in work
hall, with eracious liv. and din. rms. spa.
cious porch, din. alcove and kit on 1st f.; ;
on q landing between End and 1st frs, is
master baths 2nd f. has 3 lovely bedrns
and bath; additional rm. and storage space
3rd n rec. rm.. gas air-condftioned heat
maids rm. and bath: 2-car built-in gar;
beautifully handicapped lot; priced below
reproduction cost. Ewes. and Sun, call
Mr.. Young. WO. 5516
BURR & YOUNG, Realtors
Evening star., 1948-10-03
OPEN TO-DAY
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Norsheost


LANG PLACE. near sears-6 rms. aud .
, refrigerators, gas heat. excel cond
ment, JAMES E MAHoNEY. Woodward
Bldg' Bnh RE. 24ll; ewes and Sunday, AAD
LANGDON-S9, $50: 3-unit apt. dwelling
"ta baths; fun basement. oil VIII; near
%fcHidtS VI tt or FKRkcoonia FHKqR k65S front sen semi.
Gsf sree OIfk o This IS ss neS hoass nss mn hsf.
cali r G. DUNE. Ho, 070s, or ewes. and
MIcnfGAS" sH9 NJ S"FPstB FaRkMoes4n Nc Gsf srm semi
5000 down, balance SO per per mo. 80 inciud-
9s Da3sif %ooD e5s' 'Rs e.
MICHIGAN PARK-open Sat. Sun. and
daily; 1888 Randolph st, n.e.-An brick
,oeation and outlook, By OWNER. MI
,;51y g;sf lied rsfes @ s;m
bkfi; I2rcas1; speqr Pspry St E
Rn0y RGfo pne rs rsen snd r naihs storm
sverythins. House in seod eona opsn
1888 IlDSa on iys Re 2se;i
family home. Det. with rms. and bath
Lot 50x157. Det 2-car garage. Oil
h:.v. heat Splendid location, conyen-
MI. Bartlett TR. 0S71, with BROWN
WoobR1bGE Aa SS dARbfNs sRsib5Ghs no Ne. Nfsos Lady
owner leaving for Puerto Rico soon. au-
home-lst a., nv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
hall new GE dishwasher and EeetrouX
refsr. end FIR, 3 large bedrms. and bath
restricted area Full bsmt.,- "a bath; Bar
ssin Ssa for %,s this sres Gan Mr. R9lck Ho
Taft Schools-Nice 6-rm. detached home
full bsmt., oil heat. unusually good con-
dition, nice large lot. Owner has re,
duced price to sell Immediately. Very good
terms. Call Mrs. Thompson, OV. 43S4.
ATLAS REALTY CO, ST, 1865. 3
33lI BAKER ST. NE, desirable River ter
race-English- type brick; 3 nice bedrooms,
living room, dining room. kitchen tiled
bath, large basement: oil a,-ch. Cali
owner, HELEN M. B1EDLER, TR. 5000.
DETACHED BRICK, 6 rooms, 2 finished
rooms in basement, l n baths; years old.
Price. $4,000. MI. 611s..
rd,@s;rm, buns allow, hoorsd attic: tiled
bath, hardwood floors, fun basement, Oil
h:-w.h., garage; corner lot ASKING Sl1'. Sl1l'.
800: terms: ROYCE l.. PARKS uN. 7a4A
or Ho. 1850. -
Evening star., 1948-10-03
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

Priced under $4,000 Close to Chevy
Chase Circle schools, churches, shopping
area. transportation Corner lot, brick
place and screened porch, dining room
kitchen. breakfast nook. powder room;
second floor, master bedroom with private
finished attic with two separate rooms
large recreation room with u bath and
fireplace; garage alongside. House ano
grounds kept in excellent condition by
original owner. Some furniture for sale
Possession with title.
MAURICE FITZGERALD
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Americal University Park
q NJ. w OL,UI
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
AMERICAN UNIV PIX.

Lovely detached beautiful deep. level lot
l so. shopping center and transportato
near public and parochial schools; bedrm,
powder rm., lge. l!v rm., dining rm., den,
kitchen, pantry, side porch. lSt floor; 3
bedrms., bath. End floor: MAIDS room
toiIet i'll basement; completely recond ;
Sl7.750. Open Sat, Sun. 10. Broker
coop,
WALTER S. CANTRELL
2e Conn ave. NV, Wo 06os, MI. 2423.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthxsst.
OPEN TODAY l TO S

5013 Allandale rd.. Green Acres-A real
value in a lovely white painted brick home
in this established. restricted area located
near good elementary school, includes )
bedrms., beautiful panelled recreation rn
nicely planted lot, slate, roof, gas heat
past Western ave to GreenWay dr., left to
Allandale rd., left to house
c. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
TX. PIX. S3. 300 DOWN

IL. Z H., pO,oUU O0VN
Lovely det: brick home that has every
porch. rec rm. with bar, modern equipped
kit, shady lot, gas heat. IN location Of
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1948-10-03
COLORED-59 U ST. NV

o-= % . oI., IN. w :.
Open for. inspection Sun. 1875 pm A
spacious snf ,ods 3,story row brick home arranged
Including, the furnishings. Consists of o
rms; baths; gas heat and steel storm
wIaaows snd nDst Located In most convenient
quoted income, S225 mo, plus owners ant
we consider this to be bargain. To in
Ra fpsct "a, e. other times. call Mr.. Marchal,
Burr & Young, Realtors
DE. 4444 u
Evening star., 1948-10-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe,..
UPPER PETWORTH

Bill Ms..a-4 4t.s you to inspect this
unusually nice row dwelling, 4th mr.. Kan
sas NV; g lge:, light rms. tiled bath, gas
range, eiec. refgr., ,hot.air &C gas heat;
eIcei tTansp. Call EX. 0347. NOLAN
Evening star., 1948-10-03

HOBART ST. NV.
!oeased sssnnS semdet no9Gb brick
h,-w;h;, farage; this Is besut!tHl home; ONE
E. B. BROYTON co.
1925 Wis ave NV. OR. Oso0. -3
KENSINGTON, MD.
At price OF S1s,95o. This is one Of
Sricf and frame constr; located On Al, az
call Wo. 1900 till pm;
EdW. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
MT. PLEASANT-12 RMS.
Rooming house. Lamont st. mr.. 1900
block; 4 baths, oil heat. 2-car garage;
nice brick house, furnished renting rooms;
owner-occupied: price $4,000; terms;
should sell EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor,
1910 Vermont ave. RIM. 2l1. RE. 5140.
NORTHAMPTON, D. G..
Magnificent new brick home equipped with
all the requirements of luxurious living
in neishborhood of dignity and prestige;
priced low at S33.950; it is beautifully
designed and expensively decorated; must
be seen to be appreciated shown by ap-
pointment Call MR.. KESSLER, RA.
2sS5. u
Evening star., 1948-10-03

-DO.- UIU,. w " y. ave. NV.
Colored-Quebec Pl. NV.
One of the finest homes in NV; 22-ft
wide row brick; reception hall, large
rage, full basement, parauet flooring Many
other attractive features. Call Mr.. Nc
1ntosh, RE. 1851 or WA. OSO7.
Fred A. Smith, Realtor
Evening star., 1948-10-03
1913 WEBSTER ST. NV,

DELAFIELD PL. NV, 1927
New detached brick home. with slate roof
and copper cutters and spouts; first floor
has large living room with fireplace, dining
room and spacious modern kitchen; second
stairway TO finished ard floor; large rec
reation room; detached garage; hot-water
heat. Open Sunday, TO q. ARTHUR
L.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
DRASTICALLY REDUCED

This ,exceptionally. nice detached brick CO.
well located for shopping transp and
schools. Just west of GEORGETOWN on Mac
Arthur blvd, The house is in new house
fireplace, din. rm.. kit. on LIST floor 3
large .bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nd floor
buht-in garage. full basement with Law
gas heat, we'll Handicapped lot; owner has
priced this for immediate sale, and it is
vacant and ready for occupancy.
Open Sunday noon to pm
6O59 Macarthur blvd NV
Evening star., 1948-10-03

This well-appointed semidet brick home
/ for gracious entertaining or the family
recurring more than AVERAGE space" En-
IRE home is in excel cond. with halls and
stairWays carpeted; completely modernized
kit and breakfast nook, oil h-W h. with
summer Writer hookup. builtin garage.
inspect today. 2-G, premises 44s3 18th st,
HOME REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Mr.. $500 block on 18th NV. owner oc-
cupied; 21s baths, garage, oil heat; lot
about 50x24O; house in nice condition,
really priced TO sell fast; 2lOo0;. terms,
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor. 1910 Vermont
ave-, RIM. 2l7. RE. $40.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
NEAR WARDMAN PARK

Large S-rm. and 2-bath semidet. home in
a highly desirable location; excellent cond
throughout; r.-h.-wh h.; det. garage. Owner
Is leaving city and has reduced price to
1850. Call SH. 1913 till pm.
DENNY & PRICE, Realtors B
Evening star., 1948-10-03
GA. AVE. & WEBSTER ST.

Shepherd Park. Convenient to 10th st
and Georgia ave. transportation, Walter
spacious detached 3-bedrom home, oil
h.-w. h.. det garage; vacant ready for i'm
mediate occupancy, $i4.950 Open Sun
TaS to pm. MRS. sPAULDING,
Seward seaport record., 1948-11-13
ESKIMO PIANIST ASSOCIATED WITH JEWELRY FIRM

MT. R. F. Brown of the jewelry firm of J. Vic Brown & Sons was here this weekend on busi- ness.
 MT. Brown annOu ices S that Simeon Oliver, well known Eski- mo pianist, is now associated with the firm and in company with J. Vic Brown, Jr, is touring the Els kimo villages on the Seward Pen insula. Purpose of the trip is to gather supplies of native arts and crafts to augment stocks in J. Vic Brown & Sons stores in Seward, Anchorage and Fairbanks.
 Oliver and Brown are travelling by plane with Sam Shafsky of Fairbanks as pilot.
Seward seaport record., 1948-11-13

EASY washing machine and laundry tubs.
 $100. Call Madison 1855. 383940c
Seward seaport record., 1948-11-13
Bowling News PIN ToPPLING GROWN GOES TO HARDWAREMEN

As Joe Doyle put it, Those guys just knocked down more pins than we did" Those guys" were the Seward Hardware bowling team, who took the championship in their final match of the season by a three to two win over Doyles Shamrocks.
 The Hardwaremen won 18 and lost against Is won and 4 lost for the ShamrockS.
 The second half of the season opens Monday night with the AL ley Aces bowling against the Lions team in the first game In the second game the Army will meet the ElkS.
Seward seaport record., 1948-11-13
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

OR RENT: In Hope. New house, four room equiv. Completely wired, oil fur
 mace, next door to school. See Hal Thornton or MT. Brenner 28tfc
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FOR SALE. VEHICLES

l946 WILLNS Jeep, l5,oO0 miles total
 new throughout. Price s125O. Terms.
 Hut g, Vets Housing. 2ltfc
Seward seaport record., 1948-11-13
WAGON WHEEL FEATURES DINNERS AND DANCING

In the new dining room at the Wagon Wheel, spaghetti dinners will be served by candlelight with a background of soft organ music. There will also be piano music for dancing. The new din- ing room will be under supervision of Nellie Carl.
 The Wagon Wheel is on the air port road short distance past the field
Seward seaport record., 1948-11-13
EPISCOPAL LADIES BAZAAR TONIGHT AT CHURCH

The Episcopal Guild is putting on a bazaar and card party at the Episcopal Church this evening (Sat., November 13.
 The church will open for the bazaar at 2 o'clock. Pinochle and bridge will begin at 8 o'clock.
 Lunch will be served at II pm
 Everyone is invited to attend.
Seward seaport record., 1948-11-13
Sat-, Nov. 13, 194S-Seward, Alaska
SEWARD GRADUATE NURSES TO MEET AT SANATORIUM

Regular meeting of the Seward Graduate Nurses Assn will be held at the nuAses quarters, Seward Sanatorium at 8 pm. November 16. Nurses desiring transportation for that hour or for the 7:30 tour of the hospital are requested to contact Mrs. Walter Blue at the Cathyrn's Shop or Mrs. Torvanger after 6 pm. at Madison B. Inter- esting program planned and all nurses are urged to attend.
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FOR SALE. MISC.

ZENITH radio, table modle Al condi-
 ton for $4s. Bath tub. Al condition
 $50. Baby trainer chair $350 like new. Call Adams 94. 38-9p
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-26
Sen. Vandenberg Becomes COP DarkhOrse

Continued from Page One) leave draft Eisenhower" move ment high and dry, but some die hard packers refused to give up.
 Leonard V. Finder, New Hamp- shire publisher, declared in a ra- dio address Friday night the na- ton can still draft the general. "The entire question is still up to the American people," said Find CT. "No one can decide for them"
 It was Finder to whom Eisen- hover addressed the letter Friday telling the voters to count him out.
 Supporters in Oregon are going right ahead" with plans to put his name on their states Republi- can, primary ballot, they said.
 "This is draft Eisenhower movement and I still think he can be drafted" declared Peter AL ford, public relations representa- tive of the group.
 EiSenhower'S consent is not necessary to place him on the Ore gon ballot.
 In California assemblyman C.. Delbert Morris told newsmen "un- less he expressly repudiates us we still have the right to try to put his name on the California ballot"
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-26
Many Killed In Philippine Quake And Tidal Wave

MANILA, (P - Many terror stricken families fled Iloilo on the central Philippines today as inter- mittent tremors spread fear of a recurrence of the Sunday earth quake that killed 27 persons and caused widespread damage. A to- tai of AT shocks had been counted there by noon today and most sent frenzied residents dushing ou. ot homes and other buildings.
 Possibility of a higher fatality toll was indicated. Meager reports from Panay Island, said TWO fam lilies were buried alive by a big landslide at Hanini on the south western coast.
 Near Minagao, a Seacoast town, bodies of two fishermen believed to have been drowned as a tidal wave hit the southern coast of Ilo- iol province were recovered.
 Fear mounted in hard-hit Iloilo City with each new tremor. On re- quest of Iioilo's mayor, the Phil
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-26
CAY CRASHES WHILE TAKING OFF AT NOME AIR BASE

At l:08 p.m., Sunday, a tram sient CAY aircraft crashed while taking off from Nome Air Base on a routine flight. It is believed that the accident occurred when the plane struck deep snow on the runway. However a board of quail flied Air Force officers will in- vestigate and determine the exact cause. There ware no injuries as a result of the crash.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-26
Find 2 Clarksdale Victory Victims

SEATTLE, R)-Bodies of two crewmen among the 49 who per- ished in the wreck of the U. s. army transport Clarksdale Victory last Nov. "A have been reported washed ashore on Hippa Island, 40 miles southwest of Ketchikan the coast guard said tonight.
 Albert Duffy, a Canadian fish erman, told Queen Charlotte, B. C. police today he had sighted the bodies last Monday, and the ac- tions of birds flying over the small, craggy island indicated other victims may have floated onto the beach.
 A coast guard amphibious plane from Annette Island, near Ketchikan, will take off tomorrow if weather permits in an attempt to recover the bodies.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-26
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. :. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Monday, January 26, l948

Monday, January 26, l948
 Forecast Nome: Partly cloudy with occasional blowing snow. Colder with fresh to strong north winds. Lowest temperature to- night -12, highest temperature Tuesday 0.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. today:
 Precipitation last "A hours 0.01 inch. Total precipitation this month 1.03 inch.
 Temperatures last "A hours: highest 26, lowest O.
 Maximum wind last "A hours 32 miles per hour from the southeast.
 Sunrise at 8:59 a.m., sunset at 3:24 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: highest 8, lowest -18.
 Extreme temperatures on this day sonce 1907: lowest Al in 1919, highest 35 in 1926.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-26
DAUGHTER BORN TO IT. AND MRS. RALPH YOUNG

It. and Mrs. Ralph E. Young are parents of a baby daughter born on Jan. g at the Base hos pital. The young lady weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces. Both mother and daughter are reported doing nicely.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-26
IT. AND MRS. CHARLES LEWIS MOVE TO BASE

It. and Mrs. Charles Lewis have moved from their residence at 465 First Ave. to the Air Base where he is now located at Apt. F. in Bldg. 314.
 Ted Duffield of the N. C. Co.,, has moved into the vacated house. Legal Blanks at The Nlooet nffice
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-26
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Due to bad weather Saturdays plane cancelled out, another is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-26

ippines weather bureau informed residents the tremors were after shocks and not destructive.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-26
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

Henry Pearson, J. w. Burkland, C. A. Kilgore, Anchorage. It. G. 1. Parten, Odak.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-26

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
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Legal Blanks at The Nugget office