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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01

" cup diced green pepper
n cup minced onions
y cup diced celery
Il cup butter or margarine
2ls cups Glib. 4-oz. CAM cooked
tomatoes
2 tablespoons minced parsley
2 teaspoons salt
4 teaspoon pepper
/ teaspoon sugar
1 small bay leaf
2 whole cloves
u teaspoon tabasco sauce
IL pounds uncooked shrimp
4 cups hot cooked rice
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01

Cook green pepper, onions, and
celery in heated butter until soft.
Add tomatoes, parsley, and season.
ings. Simmer about 80 minutes,
stirring occasionally, until thick
ened. (The sauce may be thickened
slightly with a paste of cornstarch
and water.)
Clean and de-vein uncooked
shrimp. Add to sauce and simmer
until shrimp are tender, about 10
minutes. Remove bay leaf and
cloves. Serve over the hot rice.
Yields six servings.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01

Dolphus Ambrose, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wright and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronie Flora of Great Bridge, Va,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Smith Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Basnight and
daughter, Susie, Mrs. Emmett
Smith and Mrs. Turner Twiford
were in Columbia Saturday.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-02-01

lot of fun.
The hostesses served fruit punch,
pound cake, nuts and minis. Music
was furnished by Mrs. Gertrude
Wise.
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poUL1Rv. RABBITS. EGGS

FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies. JAMES FEED STORE, 6i0
X st. NV. NE S-00S9
FOR SALE, 1000 leehorn pullets
9 mos. old; vaccinated. Call Oreat
Mill Bowl. Cameron, MARYLAND
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CARPENTER WORK and General
r eemr odeL ~ SATISFIED 9, customers cn
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BEDROOM. dining rm.. contents Of
home; cash. We do moving. stor-
age; reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937.
to-
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN to share 2-bedrm
apt. with another gentleman; air
cond.. TV; NV sec. NO. 7-2l9l
BACH. APT-Young man to share
with another man: refRr.. pvt. bath
and entr; S35 mo. ia. 7-02lS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

PIANOS-Get our quotations on
brand-new. standard-make spinets
ana consoles before you buy. We
feel that our prices are the lowest
N the city. Over 100 pianos to
choose from. ST. $4,000. PIANO
MART, l0l5 eth st. NV. Open
Thurs. evenings.
PIANOS FOR RENT with option TO
buy: from SO monthly up. plus
cost Of hauling ST 3-6300
PIANO MART, 1918 9TH st. NV
tOpen Thursday eveningsl.
PIANO. baby grand, Gabler, 4 II.
~ IN; mahoR. nm. excel cond
1898. MR. NEWMAN. 1918 wis
PIANO. Kimbail uprieht, s85. ideal
for practice: delivered free, 1l3
3rd st. NV. RE. 7-4434
PIANO. apt. upright, like new: sell
very reas. AID. 4-h92s. from 2 30
W " .
PIANOs-LarEest selection Of used
uprishts In the city at BARGAIN
prices. Also many values in used
grands and spinets. See us and
save ST. 10000. PIANO MART,
1918 9TH St, NV.
PIANO. Wurlitzer. spinet. smartiy
STYLED used very little: S345.
KITS. 1890 q 81. NV, RE
7-62l2
PIANOS, Knabe and steinway
pianos, beautifully renewed Al
great savings. new-piano guaran-
tee. KITS, 1880 q st. NV.
RE 7-62l2
PIANOs--U Unbelievable values on
fne quality spinet and console
pianos returned from rental. newly
guaranteed KITS. 1880 q ST
NV, RE. 7-62l2
PIANO. upright, nice case, good
playing condition. $50 IA. =
9032.
PIANO, upright; GOOD condition;
$50, Ju s-37s3.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
fcONrlNUEp)

TRY OUR Duplicating, tipping ana
addressing department.; church
bulletins our speciality: secre-
tarys loaned out for emergency
work. Bookkeeping for small firms
p 1SSlaans &. DS iST COST and
BOOKROOM. zoos Bonifant. Sill
yer Spring, Md. Phone Ju. 1900.
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PIANOS

Why buy used epinet, Console
or Grand2 Now we have new in
struments at reductions from 500
to $455 in our ure-inventory clear
ance sale. Choose from Steinway,
Sohmer. Kimball. Gulbranson and
Cable. All one -of-a kind and SUBJ
ject to prior sale.
Wide selection Of reconuitioned
upriehts refinished in a new durable
finish especially suitable for recre-
alton and o fine value for parents
Of beginning students: Slpb, In
GLIDING local delivery.
Buv your reouilt Steinway Grand
from the only authorized SteinvAy
dealer in ;his area. Rebui!dlne
supervised by factory-trained per-
sonneli We nave wide selection
of sizes and finishes All fully
Guaranteed.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
HOS q st. NV. DI. 7-s404
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HOS q st. NV. DI. 7-s404
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APIS. FURMIsHED-VA.
APIS. UNEuRMIsMED-D. G.

HAMPTON COURTS APIS. 2Ol3
New Hampshire ave. n.w-1 bed
rm. Newly decor, new stove. all
utils. incl; wired for air condi-
.ioning elevator BLDG: attr lobby
Resident mgr. NO. 7-lg9S
1903 KENNEDY NV. - efficiency
apt; convenient to everything; re-
o eSsSGsSis P. ZANE sfi ' sa GsE.sso11
MARYLAND AVE. NE, mr.. Capitol.
rms, bath. newly dec. LIST q.
settled couple; non-drinkers; refs.
CATHOLIC U. AREA-Ehiciency. !
and bedrm. apis. all utils. incl.
$50 5O-SD2 so. To inspect, NO.
7-3473 R. A. HUMPHREYS 4
SONS, . Mass ave. MA. S-5020.
1886 EUCLID ST. NV bedrms,
p SS: s sS7. 0 Oh. 77@na:Saosk.' '' 0'''
1914 IRVING ST.. NV rms,
kit. and bath, rear scr. porch and
yard parking avail. 500 ST
3-S22O. FE 3-2514
1919 2sth PL. Sc. : 2-bedroom
apt. $50: heat and hot water In
cluded. Call RE. 6-7635.
3 ROOMS, kit, bath; S47.50. cony.
location. 1891 l4th ST. NV. AID.
4-9614 till 3; tn. 2-4679 aft 8.
253e Iith ST. N.W.-Apt Q; s
rms bath Go bedrms !. heat, hot
water furn.: $50 mo. RIA. d-120l
GEORGETOWN. 1880 Que st. NV.
any time APT. Z Ex. s-ss5O
5000 18th ST. SEE rms. kit.
S SpS bath + f bsv 1s' Key Key i Apt :
81 NV, Ma. s-0352.
3llb NEWTON ST. Me- rms.
6 6s and r1 6 nyn SS% 40 SS1v, Kew 20 a.
1919 X ST. NV. Ma. seC55s. ~
MT. PLEASANT. mr.. parks rms,
kil.' q baths fireplace, sarage;
1880 esth PL. s.E.-2 rms, d.
nette, Kit. and bath. S6e.50. Key
AZ 27Og Cue St., Apt, ZOE. FLOYD
Z DAVIS DAVIS CO. 1929 X st. NV
Ii36 HOLBROOK ST. NE, Apt. 9
available for balance Of lease
Modern duplex. including din. .rm
G.E refgr. Excellent STEUART
7-S6a5.
1870 SPRING PLACE NV rms,
kit, and bath. Lease to adults.
SB2 80; references required. Phone
FE. 3-6S68
sPICK AND SPAN, ALL OUTSIDE
APIS. and 2 bedrms., new con
dltion, see them now. no children
no pets. $50 CHESAPEAKE ST
OUT 50. capitol' st. "p to AtiSanitie 4
s lsls to IN IN st. fFlEht e Shss
J WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
Nd 4-2005.
BEDROOM, s132 so; air-condi.
toned; secretarial services CALI
MRS. HYATT, CO. b.b377.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

P S%. s9sSi s sfs free e p RENT. ss4.
taker, S24 N. Z. ave. NV. S.
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APIS FURNlsRED-D. G. APIS. UMFuRMlsHEp-D c.
(cONrlNuED) tcONYuIueDl

FALLS CHURCH AREA; S14,70O-
4 bedrms.: lge. lot. trees; near
school and bus; excel. for chill
dren; excel. cond.; very good n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and USED

rIhNOs FOX kENT-New and used
spinets. consoles. grands and up
rights at moderate rates from 81
monthly upl with option to buy
Hauling extra. JORDANS FOUR
STORES: Corner 18th and @ SITS.
NV. lphone ST. 3-9400): 5l69
Lee highway. Arlington phone
kE. 6-5060D: 1899 Georgia ave.
24l5 Princess Anne street. Fred
ericksburR iphone Essex 3.5472)
Full selection At all stores Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

6lI9 End ST. NV. Hamilton ST.
Newly redec., Q rms, kit. and bath,
scr: porch: rent. $50 so, incl. heat
and h.-w, Key at Apt. No. /.
Taooso D. WALSH. INC, Elk.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators,
sod cutters, roller. etc. RENTAL
TOOL Il EQUIP. CO.. JU. 5-6040.
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Brand-New-Modern
FURNITURE
3 COMPLETE ROOMS
PAY 81 WEEKLY
STATE
FURNITURE
i1l5 Il st. NE. Ii. $500
ARLINGTON STORE
300 N. Washington Blvd.

ia. o-oSUo
FURN.-Sect. sofa: cor, end, coffee
tables, lamps, rugs. dinette. mod.
chairs, sofa bed. Ov. 3-2594.
FURN.-Console TV. S45; dining
table, S25; beds. dble.. $50: roll
away. .Sl5i buffet, S25; washer,
$50. ia. S-5173
GAS RANGE, large Caloric, time
clock, $75;. large din. rm. suite,
$50. Ii 4-4020
GAS RANGE, Detroit Jewel. white
enamel. modern thermo oven, $50;
Also another, $l5. Ii. 4-062S.
GAS RANGE. Norge, 40-in,, excel
lent condition. Call FA. 2-32SS.
GAS RANGES. used, new, $40 up
l0ll 9TH st, NV, Ma. S-s052.
GAS RANGE, Estate. excel. cond
Twin ovens and broiler; sacrifice
$50. III Baltimore I'd. Alex, Va
SO. S-9144.
GAS RANGES, new. used. installa-
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO, 2237
Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
GENERATORS, STARTERS, $3.50
up, lee. assert. electric motor re-
pairs. 4lst VI. CARLY. 1908 i4th
NO. 1-0224.
HOSE--Garden, IRE, suction. %
it,, 5-yr. guar, 81 80. Also used.
J. H. GlCHNER, 26l3 "A 81. NV
LINTON HALL UNIFORMS. sizes
SO. ll-l2, 1915; very reasonable
IA. 2-9405.
MATTRESS. foam rubber, mos
old, with matching box springs
SlU0 HA. 2-24l3.
MICROSCOPE. Steindorff, Berlin;
adjustable binocular or monocular
3 detectives; attachable light
source; used once; S425. 10
2-4S4S.
MlMEOGRAPH. ABB Dick hand and
siectrie; all models, recond
TRIAL 20O7 14th st. NV. HU. 8.
5l2l
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REPAIRS 4 SERVICES
ADDITIONS
ALTERATIONS

Aug. Hot-Weather Special
exI2 Screened Patio S495. OO
Save zoos of SIS on all interior
and exterior Jobs during our Of
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE MIscELLAMEoUs FOR sALElFAM
,ccNIINuEp)

DINING RM. SET-Real buy, IN
good cond.. Inahog.: 9 chairs.
leaves to table, beaut. corner cup
board; Si2b.. OIL. 4-S416.
DIN. RIM. SUITE. 1O-pc,, walnut,
China cabinet, server, buffet, Ia
bic. 9 arm and 4 side chairs; fine
cond.; sacrifice. SIS. JU. S-95l1.
ELEC. EXHAUST FAN, 3O-in., g.
blade. patented, 2-speed: S35. Ii
ENCYCLOPEDIA World Book. ma
tionally recommended for ele-
mentary and secondary schools
only $40 down, So per mo. CO,
5-2514.
FENCE. so IT,. Industrial type.
wide rolling gates, opening 40 II.
DUPONT LAUNDRY. 2535 Sher-
nan ave. NV. CO. b-4200.
FOAM CUSHIONS, mattresses. top
LlLAND, 2145 F NV. Elk. 3-6633.
FOAM RUBBER. 1 IN. thick, csc
pound; mattress, S"9; wholesale
9i sIdNER 2Sls M st. NV. FE,
FOOD FREEZER, I5-cu. 1T. upright,
Take over balance Of payments
w. - tQ1O.
FREEZE CHEST, Philco. 3x2x3;
works Derfectlv; needs spring;
sos. Call HA. 2-7176.
FURNACE, oil hot air. 10000
btu. 5 yrs, old; Thrifty Scott;
N soood cond. Make offer. AP
UNCLAIMED = Dun.
can-Phyfe love seat. S25: uffice
desk. $50: sofa and matching
chair. $50: kit. table. 81: maple
din. table, $15: sofa he'd. S35.
maple chest, S15: roll-away bed
Sil: bedrm. set, SIS: club chair
$40; typewriter desk $40; buffet
So: hunk bed, $40: dresser. $40;
Lawson sofa. S75: tnnerSprine
mattress. $40; rocker. $40: coil
springs. So. New furniture dis
count prices. We reupholster sofa
and chair. $50 mp. incl labor and
materials. Slip covers. S4S Up,
Cabinet work, antique restoring,
draperies. HOFFMAN, UPHOL-
STERERS 2447 18th st. NV,
FURNITURE = Moving: 3-plecs
green sectional sofa. double bed
dresser, modern. Reasonable. 420C
Cathedral NV. Apt. 5l2-A. Fri,
Sat. 10 TO 5.
FURNITURE-Beautiful. black wal
nut. 3erklev q Gay. l0-piece,
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05

25. Girls meet. YMCA,
112; 2. Center, 60; 3. YWCA,
40; 4. Himmel Pool, 80; 5.
Highland Vista, 20.
HERE IS THE way Center
relay teams placed: Boys
200-yard medley, Center third
with team of Bernstein-Dan-
ziger-G Goldwyn-W e n er; 200
yds. medley relay - Center
cond; (Yavelberg-Jones-
Weiss-Storch; 100-yds. medley
Center third (Reuben-My-
erson-Stein-Brown); 2O0-yds.
freestyle Center third (Bern-
stein-Weiner Danziger Gold
wynn; 2OO-yds. freestyle -
Center second (Siegel-Myer-
son-Roberts-Fink); 200 yds.
freestyle le-Center third POW
ell Weiss -YaVelberg-Storch) /;
1OO-yds. freestyle Cen t e r
fourth observation-disclosures
Myerson).
Girls events :200-yds. med
ley; Center fourth (Sgutt-
Cranston Siegel : Goldwyn) ;
2OO-yds. medley-Center Sec
ond (Hulnick-Fe Felix-Rod odriguez-
Fink; 2OO-yds. medley-Cen-
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05

the night OF July IL.
THERE WILL be events
for boys and girls and 80
events in swimming and div
ing have been scheduled. The
public is invited to attend the
championship meet.
John Barringer, Southern
Arizona District AAU chair.
man, will be meet referee.
Keith Meenan of the Center is
meet director with Augie
Acuna, County Sports Direc'
tor, assisting.
Gamble Dick of the YMCA
officials association is in
charge of meet officials with
George Morrison as judge and
Ed Jones serving as an.
nouncer.
The Center held its first big
meet of the season last month
with the YMCA capturing the
AAU Watermelon Relays on
June 26. More than 700 spec
tators saw the meet.
Here were the final points
of the meet: Boys meet l.
YMCA, 100; 2. Center, 81; 3.
YMCA 81 team, So; 4. High
land Vista; 5. Himmel Pool,
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Israeli Plans
Channel Swim

TEL AVN, (JTA)-An Is
raeli girl, 20-year old Edna
Burstein, will try again to
cross the English Channel in
August after failing last year
when she was stopped by a
storm.
In preparation for the
Channel attempt, Edna swan
the Mediterranean Nahariya
to Ras ell Aqura, and crossed
the length of Lake Tiberias.
"It's not a pleasure cross
ing the Channel, but it's a
must which l will attempt to
carry out" she said, before
departing for England for
several weeks of training.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Learn to Swim

The third sion of
swimming lessons given at
the Center pool will begin
July 8 and registration now
is being taken.
Children between the ages
of GIG should register now
for the instruction classes.
Beginners instruction will
be from $3.50 am. and i'm.
termediate instruction from
9:3O-IO am.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05

ter fourth (Nagel-Goodman-
dis-Greenburg); 100-yards
medley-Center second (Klei-
nerman-Dunn-Shein Russo !;
200-yards medley - Center
fourth (Sgutt Cranston Sic
gel-Goldwyn); 20O-yds. free
style-Center third (Hulnick-
Fink Felix Rodriguez; 200
yds. freestyle-Center fourth
(Tossman Goodman Nagel-
Rudis); 100-yds. freestyle -
Center third (Dunn-Kleiner-
man-RuSSo.Shein.)
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05

On each Sunday night at 7
pm. this summer, the Center
will sponsor swim parties and
poolside dancing.
THE CENTER urges fami-
lies to bring picnic dinners,
swim in the beautiful Olym-
pic-sized pool and to partake
in dancing to juke box music.
In addition there will be
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
New School
Head Named
For Center

Ellen C. Benjamin of Berke-
ley, Calf, has been appointed
director of the Center NurS-
cry School and kindergarten
for the fall term, it has been
announced by Morris c. RoS-
enbaum, president of the Tue
son Jewish Community Gen.
ter.
Miss Benjamin, who has
wide experience in teaching
youngsters, escaped with her
family to Israel in 1888 from
Breslau, Germany.
IN ISRAEL she studied at
Balfour College and the WHO
Motercraft Training Center in
Tel Aviv. Coming to this
country in 1850 she studied
for a B.S. degree in early
childhood education at NYU.
In 1857 Miss Benjamin, %,
completed work for her mas
ter's degree in child develop
ment at the University of
California.
Her teaching experience
includes first grade Sunday
school at Beth El Synagogue
in New Rochelle, N. Y; the
Workmen's Circle Kindergar-
ten in New York; Beth Abra-
ham Congregation in Oak
land, Calf; Institute of Child
Welfare at Berkeley, Calf,
and at the Jewish Community
Center Nursery School in
Oakland.
Miss Benjamin also taught
in New York at such out
standing private elementary
schools as the Dalton School
and City and Country School.
MISS BENJAMIN, wishing
to settle in the west, turned
down offers from Milwaukee
and Cincinnati in accepting
the post at the Tucson Jew
ish Community Center.
In addition to the appoint
ment of Miss Benjamin, two
full-time teaching appoint
ments for the fall also were
announced. They were Mrs.
Roslyn Blumberg, a trained
and experienced teacher in
the nursery and kindergarten
field, and Mrs. Margaret Bea-
yer, a licensed teacher who
has had extensive experience
teaching youngsters.
To round out the Center'S
program to develop the states
finest nursery and kindergar-
ten, a complete children's
playground will be construct
ed for use this fall. A new
bus has been purchased for
safer transportation.
FEES FOR THE nursery
i school will be $40 per month
for full-time students and Sis
per month for part-time stu
dents. Transportation, if de-
sired, is So per month.
Limited registration is now
] being accepted for the fall at
the Center office. Inquiries
should be directed to Mrs
/ Shirley Moll, Center secre-
tarY.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05

6 m e equipment available
such as smash, ping pong and
volleyball.
Refreshments also will be
available and Howard Gold
Wyn, water safety instructor,
will be on duty at poolside.
Admission is by Center
membership card with no ad-
ditional charges.
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Center SIutes
County Swim
Championships

The first Pima County swimming and diving champion
ships AAU sanction and cosponsored by the Tucson Jewish
and the Pima County Parks and Recrea
ton Department. will be held July 1918 at the Center pool
Trials will be held the morning of July II with finals
The Arizona post., 1957-07-05
Dance And Swim Family
Nighf Planned At Center

Swimming, family picnicking and dancing under the
StarSthats the formula weekend fun as the Tue
Jewish Community Center.
The new summer program for Sunday nights has been
announced by Benjamin N Brook executive director of the
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-21
Blacklisted Actors Granted Hearing
 By Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, R-The Su- preme Court today granted 2 hearing to 23 movie actors and other film workers who sought millions of dollars in damages on complaint that a Hollywood "blacklist" kept them out of work
 The 23 claimants said they were blacklisted by the film industry after they refused to testify in 1851 before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Each asked damages of $2,250,0OO.
 The suit was against major film companies, film distributing com panies and members of the House committee. California courts dis missed the litigation on the ground there was no showing of injury to any legally protected interest" of the 23 because none had an employment contract. In appealing to the Supreme Court for hearing, the 23 contended they had been denied equal pro- lection and due process of laws.
 The 23 claimants included film players Gale Sondergard and Howard Da Silva.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-21
Merchants and
 North Stars Winners Friday

Last Friday evening large chants win handily over a much taller Air Force five 70 to A. The Merchants started off and fin ished the game without trouble in any of the quarters. The score by quarters went as follows: 13-6, 35-11, 57-34, and 7O-44.
 High point players. for the Mer- chants were Harold Bell 25, Ike Larsen IT, Alfred Sahlin II, and Clyde Nershak 9. For the Air Force Karl Nestvold made IA and Louie Green made II.
 The second game, between the High School Nanooks and the North Stars was a nip-and-t tuck contest with the North Star quin- tet pulling out ahead in the final minutes of play to win 51-44. The score by quarters went 9-9, 23-23, 34-33, and 51-44.
 The Nanooks have improved immensely and opponents will have to be on the alert in the fu- ture. Vernon Carlson joined the school team and added much to the five with his back court play.
 High point men for the victors were Bill Caldwell 16, Willie Willoya 13, Bob Ellis 8, and Norm Atuk 2. For the Nanooks, the scoring went: Jake Titus 23, Geo. Kost 2, Chuck Fagerstrom '.
 The school band provided ex- cellent music throughout the eve ming.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-21

hit there.
 Tn response to questions from newsmen at the airport, Miss Bergman said she had no regrets concerning past actions in her life.
 She had drawn considerable criticism in this country when son was born to her and an Ital- ian film director while Miss Berg man still was married to another man.
 'sI have had a wonderful life," she said. "I have never regretted it. I have had wonderful and rich life, full of interest. It has been just what I hoped for"
 She said she feels neither her film fans nor anyone else has a right to criticize or interfere in an actress private life.
 ''But," she added, "they certain ly do."
 She said she and the Italian di- rector, whom she subsequently, wed, have had a happy marriage altho they occasionally are separ- ated by their work. She baked at only two ques- tions. She declined to give her birth date and refused to say any, thing about a gold charm brace ! let she was wearing.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-21
Republicans Will Have Chance to Gain Senator Tn Texas Election

AUSTIN, Tex, R-The special election to fill the US. Senate seat vacated by Gov. Price Daniel will be held April 2, giving Re publicans another chance this year to gain control of the Senate
 Gov. Daniel announced Friday the special election would be held on a winner -take-al1 basis. He said no runoff would be held.
 Democrats fear that with one Republican and six Democrats running for the seat a division of Democratic votes could throw the election to the COP.
 <. Democrats now control the Senate 49-47. Should Texas elect a Republican a 48-48 tie would result. Vice President Nixon would break the tie by voting with the Republican Party.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-21
Light Planes Land Piggy-Back. Fashion Pilots Walk Away

TULSA, Okla, R-T'wo light planes landed piggy-back fashion at Tulsa's north airport yesterday but both pilots walked away from the wreckage.
 Al Cobel, manager of he field, said the Swift airplane of Paul E. Lee landed atop the Air Master piloted by Arthur Rody as they made a final landing approach.
 Rody was thrown from his plane by the impact Neither craft burned but both were extensive ly damaged.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-21
Ingrid Bergman Welcomed to US. After Absence of Nearly Eight Years

NEW YORK, R-Ingrid Berg man came back to the United States today. She stepped. off a plane at Idlewild Airport with a big smile and was greeted by q score of fans waving welcome" placards.
 T feel fine," were. her first words upon her return for a quick 34-hour visit after an absence of nearly eight years.
 Including newsmen, about 100 persons were present as Trans World Airliner brought Miss Bergman from Paris. She peered from a window as the plane rolled up to the airport terminal.
 Miss Bergman made the flying trip here to receive the New York Film Critics Award as the best actress of 1856 for her perform ance in "Anastasia." She returns to Paris tomorrow night to con- tinue her role in a smash stage
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-21
LINDA DARNELL TO WED AIRLINE PILOT SOON

HOLLYWOOD, R-Linda Oar nell says that she and airline pi- lot Robbie Robertson will be mar ried next month.
 She broke the news to friends last week on the set of film she is making for television. Robert son, an American airlines captain, is now on the Los Angeles-Chi- cago run.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-21

time of Christ's birth last Decem- Der. Vernon Slwooko and Lane Iyakitan were down at Boxer Bay tending their fox traps. All that time they were using an old, old calendar-only one available.
 It served them good until they found out that Christmas was all ready two days past! When asked when they will return to Boxer Bay, Vernon replied, "We will remain here to be sure that we are here for the New Years Day."