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Tonight's Radio Excursion

9.O5-Harmo. IS in Contrast lCBS).
e.i5-Personaiity Pointers tCBS).
9.30-Savitt S;erenade lCBSl.
9.45-Land o Dreams (CBSl.
l0.OO-Oberlin Woodwind ensemble (CBS).
l0.30-Homemaksr Hour.
l1:O0-Voice Of Experience (CBS1
ll.i5-The Gumps (CBSl.
Il :30-Hoosier Farm Circle.
u .00-Noon-Allen Leafer orchestra tCBS)
1215-Circle melodies.
y: 3o--AI Kavelin orchestra (CBSl.
I2:45-.Pat Kennedy with Art kassel or
chestra (CBSl.
1:0o-Little French Princess (CBSl.
I:l5-Romance of Helen Trent tCBSl
I:3o-American School Of the Air (CBS).
2.00-Your Hostess (CBSl.
2:45-Easy Aces (CBSl.
3.00-America's Little House tCBS).
3:15-Rhythm Club tCBSl
3:30-CleanlinesS Association (CBS).
3.45-Chicago Varieties tCBS).
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SUNDAY

A. NJ.
7:0o-Tone pictures CNBCl.
7:so-chureh Forum. Rev. Clausen.
s:oO-cossf-to-Coast on a Bus CNBcl.
s.0o-Southern&ires male quartet lNBCl
9:30-Morning Musicale (NBC).
lo:00-Cadle Tabernacle
l0.30-Ssmover Serenade (NBCl.
1l.OO-Musical Comedy. starring Sam
HeaTn. comedian.
ll;3o-Radio City Music Hall OF the All
23O-@M1sical style show" Flying
P: n. 1',D'-'H 0''"'s.-A' ,.-,.
is9-Rsdio The sttS'- guest artist 1,NBcl
3:OO-Father coughlin. RADIO League o.
4:Oo--Roses. and Drums dramas o.
Civil War days lNBCl.
4:30-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell.
5:00-Women's choir.
5.l5-Music by Divano.
5:30-The Iron Master.
6:00-Showdown review lNBC).
6:30-Joe Penner comedian. OZzie Mel
sons orchestra and Harriet Hill
7:oO-opeTa Guild (NBc),
Ch aI Previn and his orchestF'
s:Oo-The Melodious snken String pro
s:3o-Waiter winchen NBC),
S;45-Unbroken Melodies. orchestra snt
vocalists.
9.00-Jane Froman. contractor tTani
Blacks orchestra (NBC).
9:30-Estelle Liebling's operate Nina
lures (WOR).
10 :00-News flashes.
10:05-Tea Leaves and Jade.
10 30-Rudy Bundv dance orchestra.
IL :00-Flying Trapeze orchestra tNBC).
II .30-Ben Pollack'S orchestra.
1900 midnight-Mel Snylders dance or
chestra.
A. NJ
l2:30-Moon river. organ and poems.
1:00-Slgn of.
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Dundee Given
Ring Decision
OverEdRiSkO
N. Y. FiStic Circles Are in
TumuIt After PheIan
ReVerSeS Verdict.
BY LAYTON CARVER
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Reports
that the New York State Athletic
Commission, which has. been up to
its ears in grief all along, would IN
dergo changes were current today
as a result Of the Eddie Babe Risko-
Vince Dundee bout last night in
Madison Square Garden.
Gen. John J. Phelan, chairman
Of the commission, is not a boxing
referee, neither is he a boxing judge.
But last night he awarded de-
cision that gave Dundee a victory
over Risko and caused one Of the
greatest pugilistic tumults New
York has known.
RiSkO. the Syracuse puncher who
fattened Teddy Yarosz, world mid
dleweight champion, New Years
Day, was voted the winner over
Dundee, former champion, but the
decision was reversed by Phelan,
who disregarded his own rules.
Disregards Commission Rule
After 10 Hstless rounds in which
Dundee proved all over again that
he virtually is through and Risko
showed in his big time debut that he
is only a green puncher, Risko was
given the decision by the commits
sion's Officials-judges and referee.
Jack BrittOn, former world well
ter champion, one OF the judges,
gave 1t to Dundee, seven rounds to
three. Judge Sidney Carlin awarded
Dundee five rounds, Risko four and
scored one even. Referee Jed Ca
han marked four for Risko, three
for Dundee and three even.
Il was on Carlin's count that the
commission stepped in and twisted
the decision back to Dundee, an
nounced at the ringside as the 3
to l choice of gamblers.
Phelan disregarded a commission
ruling which permits a judge to
award a fight TO a boxer, though he
wins the fewer rounds. The rule,
generally regarded as sound. is de-
signed to take care of those cases
in which one boxer wins, as in this
case. four rounds by a wide margin
and loses five close ones.
Garden Prexy Is Bitter
The fight was close and ringside
experts disagreed. On the United
Press score sheet Risko won six
rounds. Dundee three and one was
even. The crowd of 1921, however,
roared disapproval of the original
verdict in favor of Risko.
But the bout was so close that it
mi-ht have been called either way
without interference by the commits
sion.
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Robert ZehIiCke Dead

The Rev. Frederick R. DIARIES.
Zion Evangelical Church pastor,
will officiate at funeral services for
Robert Zehlicke, former steward OF
the Athenaeum and former man
ager of the indianapolis Maenner-
chor. at 8 tomorrow at the home
of Mr.. Zehlicke'S nephew, Karl
Schlueter, 900 East-dr Woodruff
Place, where Mr.. Zehlicke died yes
terday.
MIR. Zehlicke, who was 70, was
born in Germany.
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Basketball
q
Independent, League and ANA
teur Results and Notices.

The Flanner- buchanan quintet
VIII meet the U. S. Tires at the
Pennsy gym tonight. The Planners
are anxious to fill several open
dates on their schedule. Teams
wanting games write R. w. Will
haus, SO North AddiSon-st. Indian
apolis. or call Belmont I924-R. and
ask for Don.
= Schedule for games at the Dearborn
II lNo2nl.-East Side Cardinals vs.. En-
i P. M.--woodside A. c. vs.. Dearborn
2 P. Ma Fendrich Girls VS.. Real SILK
3 P. M-Inland Container vs.. Falls City
4P. M. S. Corrugated Box vs.. schad
Rubber Co. OF Nobiesville.
P M.-Brink's Express VS.. Republic
The La Fendrich-Real silk game is ex-
pected 70 supply the feature Of the after
noon. The La Fendrich Girls. from Evans
score. and the Real six team has lost
oniy one game this season.
Results Of South Side League Tits at
the Pennsy gym last night:
EaSt End Dalr-es. p, CFB. IS.
Z. c. atkins, 20: Midway A. C.'s. Is.
y
ers. 10.
The woodside Cards nosed out Ensle-
wood IN an overtime. 26-27. and beat The
BroadWays. 20-l5. Freeland Funke ALcr-
rfeld. Nauta. Neal Russell. Seitz md
Swinford play for the Cards The Cards
have a gym on Monday and Thursday
nights. Contact Frank Nauts at 240 Trow-
bTiGge-St, indianapolis.
FERA Project defeated the w. I.
RamblerS az the Hawthorne gvus. II 70 s..
knight and Poland starred for the win
nerS. G. Watson and Oberly were best
for the losers. Games are wanted with
s.. Philips Indiana Central INDEPENDENTS
So-Athlcs and South SIDE Ramblers Cali
DreXel 5li6-J and ask fox RAY.
The 3. L. c.s we're defeated by the
Beck Merchants last night. 1880 Clafv
ana Hunes were high scorers for the
3. L C.s while Beck and Dean starred
for the MERCHANTS; TIE B. l. C.s play
IN the l4-lS-yesr-0l6s class, and are will
ing TO share gym expenses. For eames.
cali Drexel 202T-W.
West Side Industrial League games at
the Hawthorne gym last niEht:
WAYNE. Park Garage. p; Link-Belt
Link-Beit. Dodge. 81: Moskin's clothiers.
Chevrolet. Body. 50: Prest-o-Lite. IT,
The East Side Cardinals will play at the
Dearborn gym tomorrow AZ noon. The
Cards. IN the i4-I5-yesr-old class. boast
a record Of j WINS against two losses.
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Pilot of Rochester
Club Near Death

By United Press
KINGSTON, N. c., Jan. 26.-Pat
Crawford, second string first base
man Of the st. Louis Cardinals
named yesterday to pilot the
Rochester international League club
next season, may not live to accept
the job.
Blood poisoning has developed in
hemorrhoid operation of several
weeks ago and his physician said
he had slight" chance to recover
He suffered a relapse while visiting
here with his wife's relatives.
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VICTORIOUS

The Crispus Attacks netmen
trimmed Ellettsville High School last
night, 80 to 81, at the Tiger gym.
Attacks was ahead at the half, 10
to 7. Watts. Tiger guard, scored
Is points. The Attacks squad will
travel to Morgantown tonight. Sum-
mary:
Attnctr nm Eflettsville oil
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"Y" GRAPPLERs ON TRIP

The local Y. M. C. A. wrestling
team Journeys to Huntington to-
night to meet the Huntington "Y''
matmen. Harold Human, team
manager, has announced that Robert
Bennett, H. F. Schaible, John
Spangler. Joe Worler, Robert Inter,
Walter Baumann, Bob Leech and
Harold Jolliff will make the trip
IndianaoIis was victorious over
Huntington last year.
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SWEDISH MILE STAR
PREPARES FOR MEET
BIZ United Press

bV UNIttU FTtSS
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Erric Ny
of Sweden is back today on his Sec
ond visit in the United States and
busy preparing for a track cam
paign he hopes will prove more sue
cessful than his first in 1888.
The Swedish middle distance star
is entered for the Wanamaker mile
against Glenn Cunningham, Bill
Bonthron and Gene Venzke in the
Millrose games, Feb. 2.
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Mrs. John RauCh Burial

Requiem mass will be offered at
9 Monday in SIS. Peter and Paul Ca
thedral for Mrs. John Rauch, 1921
N. Meridian-St, Indianapolis resi-
dent for 60 years, who died yester-
day in st. Vincent's Hospital.
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KEPNER is CUE VICTOR

Cleve Kepner advanced in the
state three-rail billiard tournament
at Coolers parlor. last night with
50-to-36 victory over Al Hurst. The
contest went , innings with KEEP
ner having a Ugh run Of 5 to his
opponents 3.
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OTHER SCORES

OTHER SCORES
Howard Township, %; Clay Town
Darlington, "a; New Richmond, %.
Wingate. 46: Waynetown, %.
Otterbein, 81; Attica. "a.
Pinnell 80; Dover, 20.
Colfax, 80; Thorntown, IT.
HillSboro. "a; Covington. II.
Ladoga, %; New Ross, 20.
Warren, 26; Upland, %. -
Geneva, 20; Hartford Township, 10.
Clay Miami, go: West Middleton, II.
Greentown. "a; Sharpsyille, 80.
Prairie. ~; Union, 38.
Walton 81 Young America. IS.
Royal Center, %: Galveston, 16
Tell City, %; Huntington. ID.
Osgood, 81; Vevay. %:
Milan, Al; Versailles, u.
Hammond 80; Emerson Gary, %.
Washington EAST Chicago. %; Roosevelt
Wa Wsnace Gary. 81; Hobart. IS. 49,,
Froebel Gary. Of; Horace Mann
'o VALPARAISO al; "a; Whiting. 49,
Hammond Tech. A; Catholic Central
'H Eaat GARY. e g. Lowell. 81 double over
'ii Pendleton. 40; Fairmont, 25.
FOrtNllIe, 045 MCOOIQSNlIlSg 10.
Elkhart, 81; Riley South Bend, %.
Nappanee, SO; Goshen, "a.
Freeman, 81: culver, y.
Union CITY. 81; winchester. IT.
Warren Central, 20; New Palestine, H.
Avon, 3d. Monrovia, %.
Anderson, 10; Kokomo, IL.
Bedford, 16; Bloomington. IL. -,
Brownstown. 80; Silent Hoosiers (1nol-
aii 70 pO1tS'' Az. 'Toaca+vr Catholic Al
Clayton, 40; Brownsburg, %.
S6sTiIo5tessy3ls o iS Kn gFty ss IT,
Danviile' 81: Mooresviile, %.
Central Evansville, 81; Washington. 20.
Fowler. 90: Kentland, 20.
Goodland. 81; Brook, 80.
Morgantown, "a; Gosport. Il.
Connersville, 81; Greensburg: 10.
H HaFdngb9Ps 81 3d. HsFd5pEe Gy g.
Jefersonvilie, a; Bose (Eyansville). II.
La Porte, 30; Mishawaka, rs.
1 tafaye56e 81 81 N Noga BePP2e q r.
Midtown. 16; Bristow. IA.
Aurora. %; LaTyren 1l{lrg' g; Rand,
oolitic, AZ; Mitchell, %, .,
Acton, 26; Boggstown. a.
North Manchester. %; Chester, rs.
Newcastle 20; Muncie. 10.
Frankfort, 81: Richmond, 81.
Shelbyville. 81 Martinsville. 10.
Sunman, 81: Napoleon: 9.
Salem, So; Madison, II
Southport. 8" Reitz (Evansville), 20.
Upton, IS: Peru. II.
Brazil 80; Vincennes. 30.
wilkinson. 3d. Markleville, 80.
Wabash, 90; Marion. II.
Alexandria. 81: Windfan. II.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

r. M.
4:O0-George Sterney's orchestra.
4:15-Stamp Club of the Air-Tim Healy.
4:30-Harnest of Song.
4:45-Ranch Bows
5:00-R. F. D. hour-Boss Johnston.
5:30-Bob Newhall.
5:45-Music by Divano.
6:00-"Taking the Mist Out of Chemistry
Prof. Saul B. Arenson.
6:15-Ferris Nursery-Virgina Marucci
orchestra and Bailey Upton tenor.
6:30-To be announced.
6:45-"The Wayne Family
645-Rudy Bundy's orchestra.
7:00-Sigmund Romberg and VIM. Lyon
Phelps (NBC).
800-Billy Hillpot and Scrappy Lambert
(NBC).
s;30-"Gibson Family Musical Comedy
(NBC).
9:30-Lets Dance-Benny Goodman, Kel
Murray and Xavier Cugat.
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The 700 Club
Who'll Make 1t 500?

N.v,e and League. Score.
Arch Heiss (Fountain Square) ........7oo
Red Mounts (Fountain Square) ........756
| John Blue (St. Philip y ..........'''..747
II. OchiItree (Kiwanis) .........''.''..74o
John Murphy (St. Philip u .....'.''.'''oI
Phil Bisesi (UniversaD .......'..''''' 7|o
Charlie Cray Undianapolis) ...........1|o
F. SchIeimer Indianapolis) ............72S
Larry Fox (Fountain Square) .........723
H. Wheeler (Uptown) .............''''' S%
Ken Koelling Gam. CentraD .s.........719
Dad Hanna Nndianapolis) ............n7
Joe Fulton fountain Square) ....... 7l6
Chuck Marley (St. Philip p ...........715
Henry Bunch Washington ...........714
]. Underwood intermediary ..........712
Carl Kiefer (UptOwn) ..............'..71O
Bill Sargent (St. Philip y .............71O
Dan Abbott (Courthouse) .............7O9
Bill Tarrant (Construction) ...........7OS
John Fehr print Crafts) ..............7O7
Lee Carmin (Indianapolis) .............7O4
Bill Middaw print Crafts) ............7O4
]. Pritchett Jr. (Pritchett) ............7O1
Jack Innis print Crafts) .............7O1
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REPEATERS
Dan Abbott, st. Philip No. 1 League,
zoo; Phil Bisesi, South Side Business
Mems League. 7O6; John Blue, Washing
ton League. FOL.
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NATIONAL
Marietta. 90; Otterbein, IS.
Muskingum, "a; Denison. %.
Toledo. 30; Baldwin Wallace, rs.
BAYLOR. SO; Texas A. g. M. 20.
VV9ande ed9l So; Georgia Tech. 80 lover
Chattanooga. IS; .OgIethorpe. 81.
N Ns5SringES; WESLEYAN We an 81 Wayne, 80
Knox 49, Bradley Tech, %.
North Dakota State. 81; Soutr
Dakota rs.
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MONDAY

A. NJ
5:3O-Top O. the Morning.
6:00-The Nations Family Prayer.
6:15-Morning Devotion.
6:30-Rhythm testers.
645-ReX Griffith. tenor and orchestra.
700-Bradley Kincaid NBC).
7:15-Don Hall trio (NBC).
7:30-Cheerio (NBC1.
S00-Joe Emerson. hymns Of all churches.
8:l5-Music Dy Divano.
8:30-Mail Bag
8:45-The Jacksons. comedy.
9:0O-Marv E. Woods and Bailey Axton,
s:15-c Gefa'0 Lu m En- NBC).
9:30-Livestock reports.
9:40-News flashes.
9:45-Nora Beck Thumann. vocalist.
10:00-Earl Wilke. vocalist.
1015-Johanna Crosse, organist.
i0:30-Geo. HeSsberger's orchestra (NBcl
10 :59-Time.
ii :00-Marv Alcott. vocalist
1l:15-River and market reports.
II :20-Livestock reports.
11:30-Nationai Farm and Home hour
(NBC).
12:3O-Johnnie Burkarth's dance orchestra.
12.45-Ben PollackS orchestra.
/ :OO-Ohio School of the Air.
2:O0-Vic and SADIE (NBC).
2I5-Ma Perkins (NBC).
2:3O-Camay Musical dreams tNBC).
5:oO-Jeannine ~ Macy &c Bob Nolan,
3:3O-John Barker and orchestra.
3:45-Life of Mary Sothern, drama.
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NJ.
30-Baraey Rapp's orchestra.
Farm orchestra.
.3o-Moon River. organ and poems.
of.
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FL. S. Net Scores

Tech, 80; Lebanon, 81.
Cathedral, 10; ShortriGge, 10.
Manual, 46; Beech Grove, Z.
CriSpus Attacks, 30; Ellettsville, 81.
HAMILTON COUNTY TOURNEY
At Sheridan
Noblesville, 25; Arcadia, 5.
Westf1eld 30; Atlanta, 81.
Fishers, %; Walnut Grove. 10.
Carmel 90; Cicero, II.
Noblesville, 81; Sheridan, Is.
RUSH COUNTY TOURNEY
At RushviIle
Morton Memorial As; Mays, SO.
Manila, 81; GlenWood, 10.
Milroy, 80; New Salem. %.
TIPPECANoE COUNTY TOURNEY
At Lafayette
Romney, 3d. Monitor, IL.
West Point, 90 Stockwell, g.
West Lafayette, 81; Clarks Hill, II.
WAYNE COUNTY TOURNEY
At Richmond
Hagerstown, %; Fountain City, II.
Cambridge City. IL; Centerville, Is.
Economy, 81; Milton, 81 (overtime),
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College Net Scores
STATE
NATIONAL

Kokomo. 26; Concordia ut Wayne). 81
Taylor, 40; Huntington, 80.
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Fulton PAGES BOWLers in
RecOrd-Bredking Session
Posts 716 in Fountain Square Loop; GoIdbumeS Lead
Teams With Second 300 of Week,

der Bars, while the American Estates.
Duffy Malt Foods and Davey Optometrists
won twice from the A C. Crum Jewellers,
Blackwell d Son and Barrett Coal teams.
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w. P Jungclaus team won three games
over the Geiger Peters for the only triple
win Of the Construction League session
at the Pritchett alleys. Two-to-one
victories were taken by Railroad Mems
Building g. Savings Assn, Freyn Bros
Inc, Domestic Insulators and H. c. Emf
Materials over the Stewart Carey Glass
Co., Brandt Bros. Co., Spickelmeier Fuels
and Hayes Bros. Leading individuals of
last night were Leochle, $780, Stevenson,
500, and Tarrant. 597.
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Lee Foley connected for a 277 middle
game to boost his three-game total to 672,
League during the last nights session at
the Delaware alleys. Foley's leading series
gave the Pittman Rice Coal team the only
shutout victory of the evening. its three
Jones-Maley. Inc. won two from Glotts
Drugs, Scott Trucking took pair from the
Penn Coal and j. J. Blackwell & Sons took
Opticals.
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Results Of South Side League Tits at
the PennSy gym last night.
East End Dair.es. -. CFB. IS
Z. c. Atkins. 20: Midway A C's 1s
Gross Funeral Home. 80; Service Clean
erS. 10.
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Curt Wray again failed to produce the
leading individual total of the Central
grabbing. the honors with a 593 series. in
last nights session of the loop at the
PTt an IT. alleys M wins were
No. / and f.
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West Side Industrial League games at
the Hawthorne gym last niEht.
wayne Park Garage. -: Link-Beh
Ewart -
.Link-Belt. Dodge. 81; Moskin's Clothiers.
c.h.-rnrr. ID 70. ~. q -. 81
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Three honor counts emerged from the
at Pritchett's. Miller led the trio with
a 643. Charlie Cray posted a 6I8 and
by's Puts took three games from David
sons Stymies, Selmers Caddies shut out
the Keepers Diy pivot in their i thTee-gaime
TO the Warrens Traps and the Youngs
Drivers bested the Woods Irons in two
of their three games.
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The East Side Cardinals will play al the
Dearborn gym tomorrow al noon The
Cards. IN the i4-I5-yesr-old class. boast
a record Of 3 wins against two losses
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11

Baldwin Nugget Gulch and Hot Springs returning with Mrs. Vernon and Mrs. Patterson from Kotzebue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11
Entertainment Plans for Tourist

Latest information points to the arrival of the Dellwood on the 18th. Some 30 tourists will arrive on this boat. Plans are underway for their entertainment while in Nome.
 The U. s Native School will be used for their headquarters. It is planned that the Tourists will be given a trip to the various mines including the Hammon and Sunset operations. Another feature for their entertainment will be visit to the King Island Village, as well as the Native Program and Exhibit to be given in the evening of their arrival It is expected that the citi- zens of Nome will extend their fam ous hospitality to these people while in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11

sist of the following numbers:
 1. Regular Native Dance
 ........ ........ ............ All Natives
 2. Women's Dance
 .... .... ........King Island Natives
 3. Mems Dance-Diomede Native:
 4. Raven Dance. ........ ?...?..i 5. Wolf Nome Natives
 The above program will be about an hours duration.
 Charge of fifty cents for the white adults and 25 cents for white children under 16 years of age, will be made.
 Whites will be admitted to hall at the rear door of the gymnasium, between the hours of 7:3O and pm. Natives will be admitted free be- tween 8 o'clock and 8:15.
 This program promises to be one of the most interesting Native pro- grams ever featured in Nome Along with the program the Natives of King Island, Diomede Island and Nome village. will have on display and for sale their very best ivory carvings, model kayaks, oomiaks, fur clothing, curios. etc All of these articles will be for sale at the most reasonable prices. Now is the op- perfume time to start your ivory collection, or to secure needed birth day or Xmas gifts.
 The public is invited to this en- tertainment and exhibit. You who have been in Nome for some time know and appreciate the fine work manship of these people-to those who are new in the community take an hours time and get acquainted The U. s. Native School is located on D Street, two blocks west ot Front street. This program and ex- hibit will be given the evening ot the arrival of the Steamer Dellwood probably Monday July 18th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11
U. s. Army Plane Lands Nome Today
 May Fly Barrow
Continued From Page One more days were spent.
 Flew Coastal Route

Int plane flew north along the Panhandle of Alaska to Juneau and thence to Cordova, Anchorage and into Fairbanks. After remaining there for a day or two, it took off from Fairbanks this morning and arrived here this afternoon. It is understood the gasoline supply along the coast from Kotzebue north to Barrow is limited and it may be necessary for the plane to carry a considerable quantity of it in order to make the round trip.
 While in Nome the U. s, Army fliers are guests of the local agency of the Pacific Alaska Airways, ho- tel accommodations being restricted to practically nothing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11

Pilot Noel Wien who arrived here last evening from Fairbanks hopped off this morning for Kotzebue, Point Hope and Barrow and will return to Fairbanks via Wiseman on the Koyukuk river. As round trip pas sengerS were Bishop Peter Trimble Rowe of the Episcopal church and the Rev. Kippenbrok who are mak- ing a tour of Northwestern Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11
Airplane Activities

Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust Airways took off this morning for Candle with Al Bass and R. D. Ja- cobs as passengers, On the return trip to Nome the plane will stop at Deering and pick up Jack Devine, recently appointed Receiver of the Cordovado Gold Dredging Company Mrs. Frank Whaley was a round tripper.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11

Pedersen in command arrived this morning from San Francisco. After a few hours stop here the vessel pro ceeded for Kotzebue; Point Hope; Barrow and HerSchel Island. The vessel is making its annual trading expedition into northern waters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11

Chas. Fagerstrom, aged about 65, well known sourdough of Golovin and Nome, died about 10 o'clock this morning at the home of his son here.
 MT. Fagerstrom has been seriously of death was not given. ill for some time past. The cause
 It is understood his body is being taken by boat to Golovin tonight for burial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11

Pilot Chester Brown took off fol Ruby this morning to contact anoth- CT NAT plane. He expects to return about 6:30 pm today with three pas sengers and a quantity of express
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11

Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow Air Service took off for Kotzebue today with mail. He will stop at
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11
MARINE NEWS
 AT NOME

The Motorship New York sailed about midnight for east coast points. The motorship Patterson, Captain
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-07-11
Eskimo Exhibits EntertainmentOn
 Arrival Tourists

At the U. s. Native Bureau School.
 As one feature of entertainment for the tourists arriving on the S.S. Dellwood, of the Alaska Line, na- tive entertainment and exhibit will be featured.
 The native entertainment will con