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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Winter Athletic
Program At Halle
Is Announced

The athletic department ~ iial.
lie q Brown Community li0uae
announced this RcsF plane far ita
winter program A ran mnRs ~
aae Fr1upg gaIi he seFyei brRlG
ming wiH Che grade scboolsfs
through adults
For lhs grade school children.
10 veau "lb through years
are8rlysd action Eamrs viii be-
offered 30 the afternoon Mon
Fr Basketball H another offer
irg H8fH teams Hgw iH The pro
ssaa ~ being organized
~ innovation this year viii be
gn 4CIH Hrna Basketball League
Groups ~ the community ere
urged t8 enter EaKlrr - current
b. underway with tmm positions
srH open sud 80 aH aHIad B,rrar
zion far adults plans are Do tie
Development stage FOR m indoor
golf practice facility % b. ayaiia
Die a no rraf future
AWvann seeking fGfthsf lnfgf
nation regarding the abags pro
grain Hrna saH4 coll Nick
CgUba h1lst.n Director a. Iisla
he q Brown
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Hometowners Give
Bossey Rousing
Welcome In Niaerio

l8EoE. NiEcrta AMP Native
Africans from tne ritcs and hint
rrlauds throughout Nigeria Dc
ocndoa upuu this capitol uty ne
sentcd upon this capitol city re
champion Hogan tINJI lloeauy
"a native son. "a rouaiug welcome
iEc uKr OF which has seldom been
sreB here.
The tumlltuuH celebration start
od with Raaaays arrival here bF
plane from Arrra Ghanl Thou.
sands ~ cheering fame mot bIm
az the airport and carried him oa
their ahuulbrrs 90 "a waiting lin
CUISINE while along the parade
route through the oity similar
thrmga rhrerca wildly
MoaBwHio "Bassoy Day" waa
celebrated throughout Lagos with
a number Uf ceremonies aud func.
tioua principal VI which was
civic reception at tho Lagos Race
Course A. tho reception. another
mammoih crowd gathered and
hailed the smuggling champion ~
the Nnr."
IN an address 90 behalf " his
tuunirywen and rhiofH Obb Adele
81 Lagos praised nasaoy fnr MAX
ing great contribution o. the
cause ~ Nigeria tie said
~ a time when our country IL
nearing ita Independence and sIi
the many peoples and tribes who
make up the country are striving
towards the creation ~ q united
Nigeria yyu fBaaaoyl have. by
y0ut achievement given a very
elnar demonstration 90 tho whole
world lhat Nigeria uat only EXISTS
but BE- worthy ~ taking 49, place
ia The community ~ Nations ia
reply the crowd ehosred wildly
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Acnk Aaron Is
Fifth Tan Star
To Win MvP

Milwaukee CAMP lIank Aara
on.s triumphant cmcrgcnpe as tha
Most Valuable Player Boz the Ma
uona1 League marked the seventh
time ln ~ seasons that one 81
hascbgus most coveted awards
has gone Go "a tan player
Actually though Aaron ig only
the ufh tan performer Co gain the
distinction Roy Campsnolia won
it three tmca
MIwaukros young uutnolder
known a7 MI Wrists sdrnd stan
MusIRi. OF the So Louie Cardinals.
in % close race Aaron p1llcd $50
points ln Tho bailwmg by gom-
mltfce of baseball writer's
Willie Mays. of the san rHn.
cisco 0nco New YORK; Giants
Frank Robinson OF the Cincinnati
Redleea and Ernio Bmlm OF the
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ured tu rhr voting announced laal
week
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'"'''" season '' .H'''''N Lee.
h"''. ''' 'h' ',''''' '''p 'u NOME
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i"i N 100 l'r u''i" I'''' 800 h'l''NE
~ ''''. no was ''' NJ '''"h#
CHAMP WIN " n'a'" "i .'''
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bf''''" 'h M''"''','' 'h 'l'' H'Hh'
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N"O"i' i''EN' t'E f"' u'e
h'RF'H
tie a'"" visa a nero in the ""'la
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
INDIANS. IL. 4. TRADE
INVOLVES Al. SMITH
VIC POWER, TLOP~

Cleveland Ohio CAMP -- A
five player deal involving Al
Smith Vie wcrtz and Rocky Col
auto OF the Cleveland Indians and
Billy Martin and Vic Power Of the
Kansas city Athletics has failed
1t was reported. Instead the Ath-
letcs are said % be dickeruE with
the Detroit Tigers and last week
were reported close TO concluding
a l8-player deal with the Detroit
ters Martin and Detroit outueIdrr
BIN futile are the key men In the
latter deal
IN the former trade. now In-
dams Gen Manager Frank Lane
sought "a straight mau-ror-au-
trades" for Martin However tho
dead was rejected by As boss
Arnold Johnson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Negro Pro FootbuIers Lead In Offensive Attack

Chicago lNNtWheE thc National Football League r3tNc3
halfway point players leaders department
according league statistics,
In he Wilson Angeles NslIhatK
rushing piled up yards attempts
a 81 average his longest 80 yards.
jam Brown CeyclaRds hard running rooe nlhaek
third place having picked ISIS ysjs i0t tca rus average
SIS and his longest a yards
Ollie MStson veteran Chicago Cardinals hathaot had gained
yards.
LoHnc Moore Baltimore Colts sophomore hlfa had the
SIS yards $50 yards IS with gain
yards.
Rookie Willie Baltimore had gained ESQ yards Ia d3 attempts
a 90 average It's longest 80 yarJa
pass receiving Jack McIaren Pittsburgh
"a receptions $40 yari place
rs NeFials FOR s69 yards and three tnugHdowns
GAunore had toUyhdoNuA points
third IA scoring
Dave Mann the Chicago Cardinals
puntcr kicks averaged ysrs ongc punt
dgyau5er
un punt returns Woue Lewis Of e Cardinals had returned
eight yards averaging lite league
Mix Davis Baltimore Colts defensive habaeI. had stole
passes 60 o or ud place in tho number Pass interruptions
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
rrN srR,nr LEAGUE

ON Thursday November a. the
nig SNOW apparently kept many
ot the visitors away from the
ltoheri street Lanes Seen IN the
gallery we're Aaymo 1oomhs not
~ Adams, sue Washington and
barbara Todd
SORRY Ca report Eugene Grant
captain Of tho square Deal Liquor
team is M Hope you're back for
nest time Eugepo' Thanksgiving
celebration moves the Ten Strike
League bowling up 60 December
Is members win be bowling
over" the traditional bird Thurs
day instead OF bowling pins
Reg Chandler has Joined the
Atrforcr League bowling AZ Lucky
lanes James Cain ~ West Gene
tal church leHEuc huwiod HIS
first 600 honor count a 6ia Keep
20 zap hint
"nubrf Green appeared on howl
ofama recently Besides his win
uuFs there quite" was surprised
win a glrt from the manager 81
nla home alleys Robert street
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Beatings Reduced
Hurricane To a
Mild Breexe'

New York CAMP Has Imrn.
can jackson Fought PISS last uEhte
THE New York state Athletic
Commlsssaa seems 80 think So In
fact when the boxers name ts pre-.
scented again as a contestant uhe
Commission feels strongly that
be vail b. turned down
Jaeksons manager l5ppy Rrvd-
bardt says be Is going 90 insist
that has Fighter take a long rest
Jagksons mother who dominates
the scene oQt Of the ring SAYS ain
her son needs Is 90 train properly
ard get his rest a sort ~ veilcd
tusiHuation that things went smiss
ia The last two Jackson nights
lu The Patterson fight Jack
SON wss almost slaughtered and
Ia hs bout with Machsn. he sat
fgrvd a similar fate
Is he through Experts say yrs
They even go So ar as 90 say
he should newer have been per-
mtt,H 90 fight the yup notch box
rra n his dtvsmn anyhow
Never styaat with httlc de-
Tense and mo- punch jackson mau.
-......# o.. ...f....... ....... H...s... 80
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
c olumbiaS Brookins
Is Iron Mon Of
Lions Losing II

New YORK city CAMP Iron
Man
He's 5S. weighs iyS pounds lie
doesn't lonk Hike a football player
in street clothes. Re has O boyish
face that bellies his la years OF
age
This Is OF course. Harvey Brook
ms Columbia University sophie
more hAfbsck, enc of The Few
players In college football who
goes the route on nearly 50
this season
Through the Lions FRS, engage
ments Brooklns played 90 min
utes In two OF them Cornell and
Dartmouth. lie was credited with
So minutes each against Prince.
ton and Yale So minutes against
Lehigh s. minutes against Brown
and 30 minutes against Harvard
" NAY , ''''''F , incentive. Al''''
''' p t'''F '.'a '' u 'os'i'a ''''l"
. 5,'a' '''' s' pay ',''''''' }
s.'. t' "'' 1 freshman N'
.'N''''''a'' '''.' '"A" ava "'''
wv, f'''''h '''t '' '''
'''',E y" ''''F' '''3"'s.
20 'st.t'' wv .'.'' ~ ''.N' '
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
GAViLaN BEATS BYaRS
IN CHICAGO BOUT;
AVENGED FORMER LOSS

Chicago amp Former wei
tcrwoight champion KID Gawlan. q
2-lo-i gavorito. last Wednesday
night made good q night prom
use when be deaHoned Walter
Byars of Boston before a small
nngade crowd ar the Chicago
Stadium
In a verbal battle leading up Co
the nght both fighters had swap
ped words and the "K-c-e-da prom
Used 90 stop Byars on a knockout
$50 justice will prevail
Gawan did mot stop Eyars ln
Wednesday. nights action. In fact
ha won by "a very CLOSE margin.
although the decision was uUaui-
NOUS. wth the referee and two
Judges an turning IN Identical
cards OF l7-toA5 under the Tin.
o0a point system
But I'm winning Guyilau who
won the welterwcIrbt title by de-
fealtuE johnny Brat'ou in the
same Stadium did avgure e loss
Co Byara u Beautowu some
months ago. be won by pressing
The atiock and wearing down the
25-ycar-oId Hyars with body pun
ehes. most spectacular Of which
was h.s famed boIo punch How
ever the punch lacked the steam
OF past years. and the Kid him.
self showed only occasional flash
es ~ hts former self
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
Race Bios Soufh's
Biggest Roodbloek
Gov. Collins Saws

Baco Ration, FLA. ANPlr#Gov
Leroy Collins last week told
Southern newspaper publishers
that the disease Of racial in
tolerance ia the greatest road
block confronting the South ia its
march 20 progress He warned that
the only alternative 10 sound
human relations Is a blind daah
down "a road Of turmoil and frus-
'raffo1.
Addressing The Southern News
paper Publishers hssociatIan'a con-
van0ou here tho Florida chief
executive warned
We can tear ourselves 90 pieces
800 civil strife and become. lu e..
fcet. ward Of the rest o. the
nation or we can join hands ard
provide an ozample Of human re-
lauonahpa and government re-.
ernHabuiy f0r The rest Of the
nation 90 follow
Ia the biting address. Collins
DID not spare the publishers either
Pc told them they had uhe OPP
gnrtau.,y aa8 tho responsibility
ata develop and defend a public
atmosphere free ~ racial fear
and h,sotygs
Tu another part Of the address
he said he had seen how racial
fears and feelings could infect
% legislature. And he warned
further such nm atmosphere can
pamlszs state and halt Eta prog
rra baaaHac % permits aema.
euraea 20 HraT arfuara.Y sound
thinking gREa'ors down 20 their
Irma.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
TWIN CITY
Pin PAT TER.
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capital 5-535l

energy viii ~ u long way toward
pertooting the approach
10 become good bowler, con.
ptant practice itself win not bring
the tearrd Improvement in form
unless whatever Is ppCuoed is
correct Incorrect practice may dc
yolop FAULTS that later are dlfrt.
yult II not impossible 20 over,
como Correct practice win result
ia automatic good performance, in
Guiding an easy delivery az natural
aa waiting Thls putomauo per
homauco permits greater couccn
traitor and accuracy ia laying
down the half properly and az the
correct angle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
BANKS DECLARES HI
WILL ASK FOR
SALARY BOOST IN SO

CHfr4vg AMP Ernie psDl--
z,,r rnfr,r, r,n, st.~..,-r 30.
~r,r.4 g,st ,...l ,h.t D.. ,...r, ..t.
fo~ ns,zo,rf. ,rrr,,go. Ir n,s
IaEs ser,ry
r,-.-- ..,,
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. '9 80 -. 80.
- -. 80 NV
-. ~" = ,'' '','. WI
= ','' ~ ,.,' ''''''.
-, '',','1 800 ,'''''
49,, go ''.''.''''' s''' ','.'9 '
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-.
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60.
""s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

leading thc league in batting and
geRofalN Sparkling hs team 60
the pennsnt
TWO YEARS later uo honor went
Go Campauclla the umt Of three
for the stout aud stout hearted
catcher CamuN also won Il ia
1883 and 1868.
MAYA with a truly staudou, per
toumanrr W 1884 hia host season
IN tho majors WAS tho MVp
Last season. Nrwrumhe. with a
remarkable 2Twon, 7loat ryyofd
ON tho mound. WAS accorded the
syrNladc.
Now ipa Aaron who certainly
deserved a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

team bowling az
So Peter Cavcr
| aueE ttcr aver
age a a Ncty pre-
scntablc t86 and
her teammates
nnd be alwaNa
dependable in the
clutches
eta dN has
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

q Nc iarland Just undergone
emergency surEerv Hnd Va sure 90
be sadly missed hy hrr team An
of as are hoping ahr can rrtuin
before The as5agH 50 over
GLADYS b. Mrs Waiter Me tar
land and has three sona Waiter
who studying 20 he q mgrtician
Roland q member az the 80 Paul
central football championship
team and Michael a junior htgh
aghoni student
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

tabled hey freshman coach George
Furry aa the best runner Bt
Columbia" 10 more than a. decade
tIa has speed drive ard broken.
field running ability
tie was the Lions key perform
~ n Commhla's 28-fn-g0 upset
victory over Brown Against
Princeton. which the Lions gave a
tough uusaIr. RrouiJns was ID the
paEnrf and of Ti.ygar touch
down pass play
HH run.m1n performance asa
the ur1 aN games abuwud a56
yards wamug Boz as rroa Bnt sis
pass receptions Coz ~ vBFds
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
ulon SCORES

nigh single game n Russell
L. Moore V barrett an 1911, l.
Thomas. lb2 Charles Cplinc, ins
a Chandler tpi ana "nute"
Green. iEt
nigh series V barrett. 4a2
~ Russell APO - Coflbo. 40
fuuke" Green bi7; G. CnEinsr b0s
and ltnwie barrett bu7
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
TWIN Crrms LADIES Ir,our

Tuesday. November 10 was the
dsy for the members ut tho Twin
raty Ladies' League Ca bo la com
plotc unimuma Some ot them we're
others were not, Grove Finance
ana Brooks Funeral were parttc
ulariv smart appearing ia theirs
A member ~ one team produced
som, rhuyldca when sho WAS No
tircd wearing her sponsors name
printed Ia rrd pourii UU piece
Of Square card hoatd'
Eateur lutluo wha bark again
having recovered from the effects
uf q broken finger ruth Payne
wac doing "a rrediiablo tob aa Sub
for RUTH Hickman
one az oar visitors was timing
tho uawlcFa beginning from 10"
atsrt Of the approach unili the
delivery Of the boil he found the
maNimum time fgr some wsa fiyr
seconds. the minimum time for
others two and ono hair seconds
what IS your time Nj and MTH
Bowler
Among the visitors on Tuesday
we're rissie and LINDA Shepherd
Loretta Dawson RUBY Gunuclis
~ DAVIS, Uanuio Fowler HOWE
Barrett Iudy and Jewell Jones
with DADDY Robert
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
u,Gu SCORES

nigh single game LpuiHo Thorn
aa 1874, starr shepherd 1pl and
Mary Russell 1888
Ingh srfirst starr shepherd
137, Mary Russell sol ana T.
Thomas. 40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
fEAn EVENTS
NuMnrn or srrrs
tNIns Manuall

IN The nVt aiop 1rliVefy lbg
first stcp witH tho left foot Is
very short just surfcicnt 70 an
able hof fur HIM b. push lhr
taII forward 20 obtain o smooth
easy down aiHa rs lBH fpur step
delivery. the fret step is with the
right foot and usually o. Be- rather
Is short step too IN the three step
delivery the fret atsp iH win The
left font ami the three steps RFn
about br same length but longer
fhau IVA the fagr ~ five step DE
livery
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
TEAM EVENTS
sonrIsrnN IIaIlrs

The Northern Lights league
tights November ~. were bltnhing
about tholf party being beld Sun
day. anticipating lots 81 fun and
frDiir
GARY Clart wss ao very rueaur
aging to his mother YOU know she
injured heraoif thereby handi
Gaping her bowling approach bu,
like a COED trooper she was IN
thera pitching Tho show must
20 on
NuBal Gardner ta a regular
buwlsr having replaced Doris WI
Rerspu who IL gut with broken
knee Gerald md ilrlpu Under
Rera winners for high game this
vreh Helen rrrstvra blil fold
and pure. courtesy Arrowhead
N@youifa Gerald n doeantnr Of
wine courtesy state Liquors aiso
Ia pair ~ rsffeshmsnt glanaea
rurtsag ~ Arrowhead Souvenirs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
mon SCORES

Nigh single games Helen TN,
derwpod 1870 Bessie Green i7a
Wn Cornelius 203 and Dick Wi
il8ma iBi
nigh series Helen Underwood
blA. Avs Blackwell $40. Branie
Green f93. Gerald Bailey 500,
Andy Clark ga and 1911 Cofnois
31T. Si2
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
GLADYS Nc FARMLAND,
NEW ROWLING CONVERT

GLADYS Mv Farland a compare
tive new convert 60 this bowling
game is q member OF Jansscns
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29
TEAM EVENTS

The emperor 1Uoieon Ia said
~ historians 30 have used %
bottles ~ cologne an himself per
month bat they don't say Hhy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

Just For Fun Club Elects Mrs
Donald HrW9are fi6 D. ~ ST.
Minneapolis waa hawsa 20 t-s
Just Fa~ Fg7 club on Sunday
evening November ~ Paramount
aa fHa sEe1ts was election %
officers Hr Faeslga Collins wac
-.-r-aG aFsz 1ent. Hrv Margaret
Moore vsea pres dent Mrs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-29

More speed IL attained with
To- four ~ fisr step deliveries,
bot The Dunber ~ steps should
b. determined bf tho bowler ."
rording a. which suits her style
end permits The best go ordina
lion
Those who are ambitious enough
~ practice ~ home tH uaf or Hf
the Dpg1lna alieg may uH" e fiat
iron ar a1ms other Huall hrayg
object instead ~ % BAH -
foot npars m tue living room "f
basement instead ~ an alley. and
q Imaginary foul Unr and starting
spot pmeHea wfH this home
equipment plus ugucru'ralon and
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-09

David Pimentel. who has been cook at the G.R. Jackson resi- dence for several years, leaves tomorrow for Santa Barbara, Calif., where he will continue to be employed by the Jacksons
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-09
WEATHER FORECAST
ConptLed bN thl

ConptteQ Og the
 us. Dept. of Commerce Weather BurcGu
 Cloudy tonight and tomorrow with occasional snow and east erly winds Is to 30 mph diInin- ishing Thursday. Lowest tenn perature expected tonight 20 to 25 degrees, rising tomorrow.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 2 am. today: highest tempera- ture IT, lowest IA. Max. wind 16 mph from the east. Sunrise at 9:47 am, sunset at 2:32 pm.
 A year ago today: highest tenn perature I, lowest 20. Extremes this date since 1907: highest 34 in 1887, lowest -32 in 1854.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-09
So.ndougghs Will Revisit Scene of KlOndike Rush

VANCOUVER, .B.C., AASour-- doughs who trod the trail of '98 will have a chance 10 revisit the scene of the Klondike gold rush next fall.
 For the first time since they began holding international con- ventions 26 years ago, the sour doughs will have a chance to take a tour, leaving Vancouver about Aug. 21 for the Yukon The steam CT tour will take them via the White Pass and Yukon route to the scene of the great gold rush.
 On the way, they will pass by one of the last of the river boats used in the area.
 The International Sourdough Reunion will be held in Seattle Aug 28-30.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-09
Fairbanks Will Vote on. New Fire Fighting System

FAIRBANKS RLThe voters of Fairbanks will go, to the polls on Jan. 22 to vote. on a proposed $400,000 bond issue which will vastly improve the city's fire fighting system.
 The bond issue would provide funds for construction of a sub- fire station, probably in the southern part of the city. The is- sue would finance the construc- ton of a new downtown fire hall to be built somewhere near the present municipal utilities build ing,
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-09
Normally Dry Town Getting Too Much Rain

DARWIN, Australia, R1Ten- nant's Creek in central Australia, where normally they have to buy water from carriers, has had more than a years rain in one week. And it was still raining today.
 Annual rainfall in the area av- erages 1413 inches. So far 15 inches have been recorded.
 Cattle which had been facing starvation in the arid 50,OO0-mile area around Remnants Creek now are in danger of being begged or drowned.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-09
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage. Ralph Gun ningham, David Carter, A. R.. Mitcheltree, Mrs. Andrew Ner- land, Edward Keen, Marvin Mur- vine, Sarah Smith, John Heafer, Sig Krogstad.
 To Kotzebue:, Sarah Smith.
 From Kotzebue: Rev. Reinelrs.
 To Anchorage: Mary Asila, Ed Howerton, Douglas Swalm, W,m. Kubik, D. Smith, Eileen Tweet, Helen Reader, Karl Hertig, Col. Coleman, Arnold Teayoumeak, P. Tocktoo, Wm. WiIloya, Ken K.a- tongan, Hoy Tingook, John Iloi- onna, It. R. Steele, Eliza Jones.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-09
Red Cross Campaign For Hungarian Refugees Brings in $5,17O.OOO

WASHINGTON R-The Amer ican Red Cross said today its spe- cial campaign for funds to help Hungarian refugees has brought in $5,170,00O.
 Altho this exceeded the goal of five million dollars, Red Cross Chairman E. Roland Hartman said still more money is needed, and he voiced hope that many who have not yet contributed still will do so.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-09
$2.50 GOLD PIECE PUT IN PARKING METER

BRUNSWISK, Maine, R-Se- lectmen have decided to sell at auction the $2.50 gold piece which motorist accidentally dropped into a parking meter.
 The decision to sell was reached last night after newspa- per stories failed to turn up the owner.
 Coin dealers indicated the gold piece might be worth $11--or 13,200 parking minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-09
Advance Film Used for Red SkeltOn Show

HOLLYWOOD, R-Red Skel- tons show over CBS-TV went on as scheduled, but it was a film that had been prepared for use later in the year.
 A network spokesman said the decision to use the film last night was prompted by the recent dis closure that: Skelton's 9year-old son, Richard, has leukenia.
 The boy is still unaware of the serious nature of his illness. Doc tors have estimated his life ex- pectancy at five months to year.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-09
Basketball Fans
 Friday Enjoyed
 Two Fast Games

A large crowd enjoyed. two fast, Well-played basketball games last Friday night in the school gym.
 In the first game the high-fly- ing Merchants downed a deter mined North Star team 65 10 51. Scores by quarters were 13-9, 28- 27, 42-35, and final period 65-51.
 Howard Bell, Merchants cen ter, stood out with 31 counters. Other Merchant scorers were Clyde Nershak II, Arnie CasteI 8 and Ike Larsen 8.
 For the North Stars, Bill Cald- well made 23 points and Willy Willoya put in 16.
 The second game, between the Hornets and the All-Service Pan thers, was close for the first three quarters but from then on the Hornets moved rapidly ahead to win 75 to 58.
 Outstanding player in this game was Bob Herman of the Hornets who chalked up 36 count CTS. Other Hornet players tallied as follows: Tony Wlloya IS, Sam Mogg IT, and Dave Bell 8.
 Friday night the Partners will tackle the North Stars and Nome High plays the Polar Hornets.