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Evening star., 1950-10-08
81. Johns Smothers
Montgomery Blair

st. Johns, considered by many
as the No. l schoolboy football
team in Washington. oyerpowered
Montgomery Blair, 36-6, yester-
day on the Blair field.
It was the third straight vic
tory for the potent Johnnies and
gives them a total of 148 points
In the three games against IL for
the opposition.
Blanked by a stubborn Blair
. eleven in the first period, the
Johnnies roared back with three
touchdowns in the second, the
. first coming on a pass play from
one end to another. Joe Hands,
right end, took the ball on an
end around and then tipped it
Is yards to Jack DAILY. left end,
for the score.
John Cornell passed for the
other two touchdowns that period,
80 yards to Hands and IS yards
to Tommy Clark.
A 25-yard pass from Ralph
(Brother) Frye to DAILY accounted
for q touchdown in the third
period, while a 4S-yard romp or
tackle by 21o-pound Ken Ryland
gave the Johnnies the final touch
down In the fourth quarter. The
Johnnies picked up two more
points on q safety.
. Blair's only touchdown came
when Markley intercepted Bob
! Reese's lateral and Travelled 40
yards.
/ ss. Johns -.--- Q 20 7 e-se
Montgomery-Blair 9 o o o. 6
Scoring: st. Johns touchdowns-Daly
/ (2),. Hands. Clark. RyIsnd. Points after
.oyshdSwnsMpsly S9 plseesiess; Safety
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Rockingham Results
BY ths Asseeiatsd Pres,

FIRST .RACE-Purse. 81, 800: claiming;
1ys;sTGlds ri; rms snd up; iS,lsUngs sS gs54o
| Biz and nd Better fwilson) '''' SO $50
caR ;s Double .,sM ssMoors' SOC
Best ssors, shirieys sIs Pride. Jens. s sun.
shade. Khaftoum. Wiscracker and Adoyant
SECOND EAcE.Pusse, ssA .;5., ST. 500; claim
slHsay soHasl az sS.l} Peabody $50 3sS ssssSS
swamp Gal (Tavares) $50
Aise @s' r.ngfom 1issf Boswell. g.. Sweet,
Model Home. Toston. Turkey Cali, Theatre
DAILY Double vsid s4e7)
THIRD RAcEepurs: $1,000; claim
ButteTweed tMoerel $40 $50 $50
Hsss.l Ealsats WINS Mssns slwisea zsaa 1910 sS sS
Also rsnE1rish Channel white Plume.
wardril catsuSR, S Dorothy LIZ: n kse: :.I, Tulkins-
I'M. EoySH SAcsPH5' and islsns. saSSS claim
Musical Lady 1Msdsrs5 II so $50 3.4e
Beaming Light (Hughes) 1900 SOC
o. a s3la zs:ls szerrsr.s . 8 sod1s $4,000: allow.
Royal Duke tpelpid,o) $3.50 1920 e.ssoo
Little step tWliSon) o.oU 6-0U
In Taste .!Doetter) 1880
Also rar~Wvhirlins Bat, War Work,
charlotte K, TEST Pattern, Elevenpoint.
;Loridale. Quick Turn. Blentigo.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; Handi-
cap: 3-year-olds and up; furlonEs.
Ssss s:,|:P'R $'Ria',SS Rias .I}..,:s Of" sS .
Also ran-aTattenham, Curtain Rails
;er. Boo Boo Shoe. bcharins Rock. All Al
Once, Dukes Gal.
Cramer and Toffel sntry.
( Poncelet entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, S2,1o0; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; I mile and 80 yards: :.
No T5m.s PasRips Is 4aaPaFi'o' $50
Also psi ir.nssm asm x.ss.. Lady y.eopo. 81,
MGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim.
iWhiYitown Oomsnice) $3.50 1850 CSC
Storm Ridden fCorolla) 600 46C
Jet Star (Moore) $50
Time. 1:46H.
I Also rsn-Goiden clover. Gay Courier
Eternal Road, Hard Held and Finder
'sRsri NRNrH RAcrLpurs.. $500; eiaimins
.yssr1fSlS,;, f,,.sss snd u0; LII nilss' so s.o ast
China Colleen 3corolla) 4.et
J Also rspIdinsh.m, s.assysn, French
Queen, Pie's Herbert. Firsstriker and
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Ole Miss Rolls, $40,
lover Boston COLLEGE
BY The Assesiofsd Press


UNIVERSITY. Miss. Oct. Z. -
The University Of Mississippi
turned up with a pass defense
and running attack that gained
to a $40 victory over Boston
College today.
Mississippi scored five times in
the first half, three times in the
second.
The visitors made IA first downs
to II for Ole Miss. but the B. c
team gained only II yards on the
ground and 90 yards in the air
representing completion of only
five Of % attempted passes. Ole
Miss covered 429 yards on the
ground and 100 yards on six COM
pletions of 16 pass attempts.
A 28-yard pass from Teddy
Millette, sophomore halfback, to
End Harold Maxwell accounted
Tor Ole MISS nrSC touchdoWn.
A 22-yard pass from Rocky
Byrd to Halfback Trigger Thomp-
son scored the second, and Byrd
heaved another one to End Bill
Stribling for the third.
Fullback John Dottley ran Al
yards from scrimmage for the
fourth; and Halfback j. Salley
skirted end for IL and the fifth
marker.
Thompson drove over from the
one-yard line for the sixth, ano
End Bud Slay ran go yards afte,
intercepting a pass for the sew.
enth.
Carl West plunged from the sis
for the last touchdown:
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Horse-of-Year Honor
Virtually CIinched
By Virginia Coli
Continued From Page BID

VContlnueo From Page BID
lengths ahead Of the third horse
Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords' Adile.
Moor. Mrs. Charles 8. How
ards 5-year-old star who was
bred In Ireland and beat the
great Citation four times In Cali
fornia. never could catch up.
Only five horses started the
race. which was run for the s1st
time. But 1t was Just o two-horse
duel once Arcaro shot Hill Prince
In front and Johnny Longden,
aboard Moor. took out in his futile
chase.
Moor was six lengths behind 20
ing into the clubhouse turn. AS
Hill Prince, striding smoothly
with his head low. reached the
backstretch o mile from home,
he still had q six-length margin.
Then Longden gave the word and
Moor began to close the gap.
Moor Odds-on Choice.
Han way down the oackStretch,
Moor was only two lengths back,
and those in the crowd Of 34.876
who had established the Irishman
the 13-to-2o choice began to
breath easier.
Around the final bend and into
the top Of the stretch Hill Prince
few, but Moor closed the gap to q
length and q half. But that was
1t. Moor couldn't make the grade
and Hill Prince widened his lead
TO four lengths.
Hill Prince. who picked up $685.
900 10 become the leading money
Garner Of the year among the
horse population. was timed In
S:237s-exactly the time made by
his sire. Princequillo.
OF at $l.25 to the dollar, when
many thought he would be favor
tie over Moor. Hill Prince paid
$3.50. and $2.20. with no show
betting. Moor was $40 to place.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Big Lanham Winners
In Auto Races Today

Consistent money winners at
Lanham speedway in night compe-
tition will be out to test their
success by daylight when modified
stock car racing opens a weekly
Sunday schedule at 2::30 this
afternoon. An eight-event pro-
gram Is scheduled.
Tony Battly. Lou Johnson and
Wally Campbell will meet in their
last match race Of the season
with Campbell after his first VIC
tory in the winner-take-all series.
Frank Schneider will make his
first start at Lanham since win
ming the 100-lap championship
race and $1,000 purse Septem-
Der 20.
Schneider trails Campbell as the
leading point winner at Lanham
by a small margin. Campbell has
won six features and Schneider
four.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Gurden State Results
BY The Associated Pres

| ~ wv r%SeVss0tvS ftSsS
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claiming:
s-year-olds and up; furionss: 80.
| Reborn (Stout) 1850 7.20 $40
current News Gsmith) $40
Also rsn1Ms,or kay: oeins airy; Wa. war
SECOND RAcE-Purse. ss,ooo; claim
Jetsam Batchellerl 14.4o -7.s0 40
Mis. sha 5Siss osshsG snha5saS 9ssan., i0s0 s9o 9
| Also ei r.n1Thlsre.l,n, Dot Bei!tro. Lisss-
ty Road Sea Welt 1nh. RromStiosn aiS Pesasus H.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
%ss Fs@po of esmstsp sne sp 1855 se
EsFns Eesn paoisS aSsS 6slara5 S66slH1s' 7eo soSSS sSS
Hal. ' Guided Missile and Coyote
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, -Ss. 600; allow
| ances; 2-year-olds; 8 furlongs.
Repstorie tculmonel 500 s.4o 3.00
n"1i Time. FL 1:I2. 'i"""' '0
Also ran--Peter W., Errard Beau Misty
ESDos sos Mr.. o Boots a aai. song. os f0A e0um0''
FIFTH RAcE--Purse. $1,000; allow,
NLSeSt sSoa StND ~AA1 ~p' AAiNS 0no
p@sns.; @ s Ahead ,s sG,nds,s, 500 s.ssSS ssS s.eo GO
Playa (Boulmetis) 4.40
Also % ranLMerry Risk. lima Scholar,
Family Pride, visional and Banned Baby.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 added;
Princeton Handicap; 3-year-olds and up;
fuflongs.
sh1 hEsss W svsl Bsser 1898 1898 ifsS sS
! Istan (Strange) $50
Time 1.10b.
Also ran-fSymposinm Leading Home,
Whiffenpoof. Marabout, Air Attack, Big
s.ory. Miss Highbow. Call Over, fMr. BUS
ter Magnet. fOyerexposed and fAlsab's
fField. oh Dead heat for win
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances: 3-year- -olds; "a miles.
Bit O'Fate (Boland) $50 100 3.S0
| Pensava (Fernandez) $50 $50
Mendicant (Boulmetis 7.2U
Aiso Aime; ranscrown ai4sts; Me- Set Free. Rodrigo.
East Indies, Related, Twinkley. Fair
Appraisal.
| EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So $500; claim
| Ing; 3-year-olds and I'D; ia miles
| Ennobled (Culmone) 0.40 $50 4.6O
| Full Reward tBatcheller) 14.40 1000
Dirsctoire trernande1 $50
Also % ran0frssh Breeze. Toreador. I'M
perial Rock, Some Town, Rassmatazz.
| Prefect and Grumpito.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Alta Vista Farm Horse Takes
Hunter Crown at Howard Show

Boy; 2, Thane Of Wales; 2, Black Satin,
Pony hunters, i3.o.l4e: |. Honey Bess
Laura Lee shrsvs's Popsickl.; HAssn I. MISS 8:
Helm.
:, Pony jumpers. 1928: J., Smokey Joe;
2 SUIT Surprise. Use. 8; chico; T. BABY.
Echo; Popsickle; 8, Jacklyn wings
Moonbeam; 4. A. R. Warralls Golden
Junior hunters: /, Honey Bee; 2. Pop
/. Junior road hack; /: Joe Smith. Flick:
pon1ees deddy LecaTDsnsisrs M6sns, Little Man; ..
D. sterrett GittinEs Horsemanship: !.
MaEths art. sterbsk; 4, Toni Brewer.
ard loves Giriie; 4, ": {. s srishtWeiis Il ifs
=, Suitable to. become hunters: 1. Alta
Vista Farms Ksar d'Esprit; 2. Mary Stu
art Gadds Her Coat 3. Alta Vista FARMS
Road hack: /. Claude W. owens SKYE
Shadow; 2. George DiPaula's FIRST Today:
9; KSar ar. dEsprit; 4. Louise Warneld's IN.
Warmup; /. c; 2. Skipper, sr,s Rusty;
piehiman9's Play Boy; 4, Fred Hughes,
Psdsys Pedny a.tb.2aI;S 3 Indian Trade; Nancy 81
Open hunters: i, Ksar d'Esprit; Q, sky's
Shadow; 3, First Today; 4. Donald Brad.
leys Bo Peep.
Open Jumpers: 1, Ann Parker carrolrs
Mainspring; 2. Mrs. Melvin Scheidt's Sun.
shine: 3, Roxanne Wagner's Lariat; 1, Mrs.
Ladies working hunters l.. Roxanns
Wagners Faugh-A-B -Ballagh; 2, sky's shad.
ow; g., Wye; 4, Little Man.
NIT! Triple ! bar bar Roxsnne Wagnsrs The
bers only l. Indian Trade 2. Sunshine;
3, Joan Randalrs Kremayne; 4, John
Randalps Monty r.
: Hack and hunter: 1. First Today; 2,
Ksar d'Esprit;. 8. Jacklyn Ewings Little
Archie; 4. Sky's Shadow:
Peggy skipper's Arbitrator; 8. Ann Parker
| Deniah.
Howard County hunt race (about 2 miles
Eick {oiles Millsl: 2, Lee Rysns Merry
Tosh Buckier Dob Gibbons Also ran:
Free Kite (all other races cancelled.
! Hunter champion: Ksar d'Esprit, IL
points. Reserve: ,sky's Shadow. II points.
Jumper CHAMPION Rusty points. Re-
serve: MainSpring, < points
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Dart By Comes Out
|0f Stretch Thriller 10
Win Bowie Feature
Special Dispatch 70 The s,or

BOWIE. Md, Oct. Brook
meade Stables Dart BY. son Of
Whirlaway, came out of a thrill
ing stretch race to win by a neck
in the $4,000 Farrell Handicap
feature here this afternoon.
Dart BY. favored at $40 for
50 in this mile and 70 yards drive,
was extended all the way while
beating John e. Hughes light
weighted longshot, Vital Sun, in
1:44 1/5. Brick was third in the
field of seven starters and Dom
Paul was fourth.
The gelded son of Whirlaway
was back in third and fourth posi-
tions around the first turn and
through the back stretch. Three
eighths of a mile from the wire
Jockey Bobby Martin sent Dart
BY after the front running Vital
Sun. but 1t was no easy task. Brick
and Dom Paul also were in the
race and for a brief time in the
stretch the four were running
abreast.
In the last sixteenth it was a
two-horse test. with Dart BY forg-
ing ahead In the final strides.
Judges called for a photo before
making 1t official. It was Dart
By's fourth straight victory and
the $7.S75 he picked up this after
noon raised his 1850 earnings to
$40.812.
Despite threatening weather q
crowd OF 10,6o9 turned out.
A big daily double was hung I'D
when Cedar Brand won the first
race for a $14.40 payoff and Lo
Cate took the second for $50 80 The
combination was worth $374.aO.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
By AnqeIino J. CorobeIIi

Alta Vista Farms Ksar d'Esprit
from Baltimore, turned in fine
performances at yesterdays How
ard County hunt horse show at
Glenelg, Md. to take the hunter
crown. Reserve was Claude w.
Owens Sky's Shadow.
Turning back a crowded field of
fox-chasers. the grey gelding un-
der Eileen Smiths handling scored
13 points, winning the green and
the open hunter events and plac-
ing in the hack and hunter class
Ksar also was victorious in the
class for young horses suitable to
become hunters.
Piloted by Gardner Hallman
Sky's Shadow won the handy
working hunter class and placed
in the open hunters. In addition
Shadow was winner of the road
hack event.
Jumper honors resulted in a
three-way f1ve-point tie between
Ann Parker Carroll's Mainspring
c. E. Skipper. sr.'s Rusty and
Roxanna Wagner's The Duck. Be-
cause of darkness, the tie was de-
cided by a drawing, the tricolo1
going to Rusty and the reserve to
handspring.
SUMMARIES.
Pony hacks: liz hands and under; I
Gardners Danny Boy; 8, Carroll Anr
Ebeling's Merry o.; 4, Parnell Gore'l
Pony Hunters, 11.2-13.0 hands: 1
Martha sterbak's Surprise; 2, Bobbi,
Gardner's Popcorn; g. Billy Boyce, III,
Smokey Joe; 4, Laura Lee Shreve's Chico
Pony jumpers. 13.0-14.2 hands: /. Mary
McKeever's Trinket; 2, Irwin Naylor
Tar Heel: 8. Mrs. W. Garham Boyce'i
Honey Bee; 4, Peggy Bagleys Miss Helm
Pony hunters. 11.2 and under: 1, Merr!
Q; 2. Thane Of Wales; 8. Little Better
Pony hacks. 11.a-13.0: 1. Surprise; 2
Fritz srerbak's Baby; 8. Robin Hughes
Birthday; 4, Smokey Joe.
PONY Jumpers. II q and under. 1, Damn,
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Met 160-Pound Gridders
Starting Season Today

The Metropolitan Football
League 160-pounders will open
their season today with South.
west Merchants meeting Liberty
Motors at Alexandria Municipa
Stadium and Langdon Lions, de.
Tending champion, at Great Falls
at 2 pm.
In an unlimited league game
the Anacostia Eagles play the An
napolis Blue Devils at st. Mary's
Catholic High School field at An
napolis.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
MotorcycIe Racing FinuIe

| The last motorcycle racing pro-
gram of the season at Piney Grove
Speedway will be held today. Time
trials will start at pm. and the
first race at 2::30. Stunts and
thrill acts are on the program.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Army Signs Ice Coach

BOSTON, Oct. 7 R.-Jack
Riley, former Dartmouth College
hockey star. has been signed as
coach Of the Army ice team. it
was reported today.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
~. S. Track Team Wins

! JOHANNESBURG, South Africa,
Oct. 7 (R.-A United States tour
ing track and field team scored a
s-5 victory over South Africa to-
day before a crowd of 1000 here.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

Adam Rainer. Austria's tallest
man, who died recently at 81. was
q dwarf until his 26th year anu
then attained Z feet 10 inches.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Hill Prince Outruns Moor by Lengths in TwoMi|e Classic
Bowie RuceChurt

r!RsT M CHUTE Claiming D,c ds "a g oSS
s ns sn n M sSns sso6 sss ss5
Evening star., 1950-10-08
La Beech Betters Mark
For 1OO-Meter Dash
By the Assoeioted Press

BY fhe Assceiofed Press
GUAYAQUn, Ecuador, Oct. 4
Lloyd La Beach Of Panama bet
tered the accepted record for the
100-meter dash today when he
ran the distance in 10.1 seconds In
the Bolivarian games.
The accepted mark is 1912 Sec
onds held jointly by La Beach
Jesse Owens and Harold Davis
Meet officials said they would SUBJ
nit the mark for international
recognition.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
~ miles sns st e sA 81 Goo 4ysn,
b 81 ELMO 2n trainer G.

MELISSA w. $420
ssa 1 lk hsna nail. and rallied
%
In the
Evening star., 1950-10-08

q Rankin and Coplin entry.
rs lbs Apprentice allowance claimed.
xx z lbs. Apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

Two-dollar mutuels paid-DART By,
DART BY. under restraint while raciI
quarters leaving the back stretch, re.en
responded well to strong urging to outnnls
while drifting out slightly, held on tenaciou
formidable, rallied when reused: hung at
quarters between the top pair IN the ma
in the run to the flrst turn. turned In
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Bowie Entries
BY the Asseeiaisd Press

Cloudy and Fast. Post 1880 PM
FIRST RACE-purse.. $4,000; claiming
Evening star., 1950-10-08

$3.50; CoMEAILYE
s RS6N p.d htd & 1and @ ende was not seriously
doom
Evening star., 1950-10-08

los.
racing forwardly early. was sased out Of close
e-engaged the leaders from the outside and
commanding advantage after q half mile and.
ciously during the stretch run; BRICK, always
final test. DOM PAUL drove through along
n the late stages. CHICLE 2ND, pinched back
o dull EFFORT.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

Two,dollar my.nsIs pa,d-oRIoIE $40 $40 g oo O., q
oRIoLE showed speed from the outset ensaged the !, /
Of TOUCH CONTROL drew clear. TOUCH CONTROL. away
for the lead in early stretch but was not good enough
FLYING RULES,
Evening star., 1950-10-08

paid1o CATE, Ssose; S544o. $500; YES SHE WILL
Mhs within sakpg % danSs @ nsvsa & h
wrest in vicinity Of the frlong pole then wa
AY traied than five furlongs and unable +
closing with bold rush.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

M SECOND 8: ooo miles claiming AZ So GOO;
cen n On LoGAT.oNr BAND Trainer T. Powers
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18
GEORGE GOSHAW ISSUES ALASKA DEFENSE STICKER

From Shishmaref, that little island in the Boring Sea. comes an interesting sticker designed by the well-knoWn trader and owner of the only fox farmintheArctic, George Goshaw. On a coppery colored map of Alaska is em- blazened the slogan, "The open front door of the continent" Billions for defense of Western Europe" !" Coppers for the defense of Alaska"
 It takes old time Alaskans who blazed the trails fifty years ago into the far north to sense the inn portance of the defense of the coast of the Territory!
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18
CHAMBER OF 

The Chamber of Commerce held a busy meeting yesterday noon with President Saario presiding. The Defense Committee chairman Ted Duffield, reported on the plans being made for the recep- ton of the. Congressional party, as we'll as outlining the program for the hearing on which the com- mittee have given a great deal of time.
 The tourist committee reported progress on the preparation for the tourist booklet now under way and the receipt of remittanc- es and ads from several mer- chants in Nome and out of town.
 Ralph Lomen brought up the matter of pending legislation on the matter of water leases, and stressed the injurious features of the bill and offered suggestions to counteract the bill. On motion the matter was referred to the Legislative Committee who will obtain a copy of the bill for study and report.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving this morning with Pan American were June Will Hams, Keith Johnson, Arthur Pag- gett, Walt Van Huevel, James Manning.
 Departing were MT. w. Angell, Charles Johnson, Ralph Robin son, Jake Overbough, Mat Brick son. Olaf Strand, Theresa Fisher, Minnie Vito, MT. and Mrs. Walt Taylor, Jim Panos.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18

WASHINGTON, (P) - Delayed by heavy fog, President Truman landed at Andrews Airfield at 1O:40 am. today to end a weeks flying trip to the Pacific.
 MT. Truman's plane, the Inde- pendence, was shifted at the last moment from fog-bound National airport to the Air Force Base 12 miles away in Maryland.
 Among those who had gathered et the airport to welcome MT. Truman back were Mrs. Truman, Secretary of State Acheson, and Secretary of Defense Marshall
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Monday George Hite was a Fairbanks to Nome passenger. R.. J. BledSoe from Kotzebue to Nome and Carl Adams from Nome to Fairbanks.
 Tuesday Paul Phister and Lee Post were Nome to Kotzebue pas SengerS and R. J. Bledsoe was taken from Nome to Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18

ANCHORAGE, (P) - Another case of infantile paralysis was re- ported here Monday, bringing the number in Alaska during the cur rent epidemic to AZ. There have been IT in Anchorage
 Health authorities announced an infant here was stricken with spinal meningitis.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18

Chairman Joe Hunt of the local group representing the Mid-Cen- tury White House Youth Confer ence reports an excellent response to the meeting last night of rep resentatives of local organizations for a Council of Recreational Health and Welfare.
 Eighteen organizations were represented and Mrs. Gallagher, Girl Scout leader was nominated chairman. AS this was prelimin- ary meeting, no definite action was taken although many sugges- tionS were made.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.

Wednesday, October Is, 1850
 Forecast - Continued cloudy and windy with rain. Strong southeast winds in peak gusts to 50 miles per hour. Increasing wind intensity to 60 mile peak gusts early tonight. Weather inn proving on Thursday and wind going down.
 Storm Warning-Storm center 6l degrees north. l77 degrees east at 4 a.m.. Oct. l8 will move 10 67 degrees north l77 degrees east by 4 am. October l9. Gale winds in 500 mile radius from center with whole gale 300 miles radius from center.
 Norton Sound. Nome 10 Wales. St. Lawrence Island. Kotzebue Sound. strong winds or gale with wind south and southeast cloudy with rain and fog.
 Lowest temperature tonight 38, highest temperature Thursday AZ.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 700 am. today:
 Precipitation .32 inch. Total this month 1.30 incheS).
 Temperatures: highest Il, low est 34
 Maximum wind 47 miles an hour from the southeast.
 Sunrise at 7:03 a,m., sunset at 4:30 pm.
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907:
 Highest IS in 1925, lowest in 1881.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18

William Angell. superintendent of Nome Territorial School de- parted today with Pan American for Juneau to attend a meeting of school superintendents. He plans to return on Sundays plane.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18
ALASKA AIRLINES

Passengers for Anchorage yes terday were Vim. Brookins, Rob- ert Joe C. O'Brien. Joseph Mur- ray was a passenger for Unala- kleet.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18
NEWS IN BRIEF

Continued from Page OneD a military hospital at San Anton 10, Tex. RosSi, a bOuncer at To- cal gambling establishment was killed in a gun battle.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18
MRS. BEN YOUNG LOSES BOTH PARENTS IN STATES

The many friends of Mrs. Ben Young have been extending their sincere sympathy to her during the past week as she received word of the death of her mother who passed away at her home in Bellevue, Wash, closely followed by the death of her father Mir. Richard l.. Bender, a few days later
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-18

Rita Chase passed away at her home yesterday. No funeral ar engagements have been announced.
Evening star., 1950-04-14
Truman Foreign Policy Remark
Sets OmG.O.P. Blasts at CopitoI

Illinois pleaded with his colleagues
to put aside small differences and
unite on foreign policy for ma
tional interests.
He said these are dangerous
times verging almost on war.
President Makes His Remark.
|, 1t was during this debate that
the President made his remark
at the White House on electing a
Congress fayoring international
cooperation. He spoke to mem
bers of the United States National
Commission for the United Nations
Educational, Scientific and Cub
tural Organization CUNESCO).
The group called at the White
House during the first day of q
three day session here.
Mr.. Truman said that he wants
a Congress that believes in a con-
tinuing foreign policy that takes
into consideration the whole globe,
instead of just one country or one
district or one state"
Senator Wherry replied:
The only policies we get are
those tied up with a little pink
and blue ribbon in the Foreign
Relations Committee. And if you
oppose them, you are an isola-
ZIONIST"