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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Rout Duke Gives Moline
On Terp Chances Saturday
Coaches Quiet
On Prospects of
Tor Heel Upset
BY MERRELL wHITTLEsEY
star stan Writer

Seldom have so many coaches
been so noncommittal as the
ones who watched Maryland
stomp Duke, 74-49. last night at
Cole Field House.
Maybe it was because Duke
presented such q sorry basket
ball team that little could be
gathered as to Maryiand's
chances Of upsetting North
Cardinals national champions
Saturday night.
This Duke team almost GER
talnly will leave the school with
its first losing basketball season
since 1889. The record now Is
SIS. with IL Atlantic Coast
Conference games TO go, plus
West Virginia, Navy and the
ACC tournament.
Blue Devils Falling
After years as a basketball
power, Duke slipped to second
in its territory when North
Carolina State emerged. Then
North Carolina pushed the Blue
Devils to third, and now most
Of the teams in the conference
figure to pass them.
Coaches in attendance last
night included Frank Mcclure
of the Tar Heels. who was with
his buddy. Ben Carnevale Of
Navy. Howard Cam of New
York u. whose team plays
Navy Saturday. was with Nc
CURE and Carnevale. Vic
Bubas, assistant coach at N. c.
State, also was scouting.
Some of the quotes:
MCGUIRE: Maryland has q
fine team" When asked how
Maryland looked compared to
an carrier start against Ken
lucky, Frank replied. They
were two different types of ball
games" When pressed as TO his
starting lineup for Saturdays
game. Mcclure said. Il plan
70 start my best five men"
Carnevale Non COmmittal
Carnevale: "It should be Q
good ball game"
Cam: Maryland can get
that ball on the boards. Isn't
this q beautiful place to play?"
Bubas: II haven't seen Mary
land with CTom) Young. so I
can't say how strong they are.
It's q crazy game"
Coach Bud Millikan Of the
Terps: I'VE played better than
See MARYLAND, Page c.
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Picture On Pose ca

Picture On Poee CD
rected the Lions to the Ma
tional Football League cham
pionship with a 59-i4 rou, Of
the Cleveland Browns after a
poor start which saw the De-
! troit team win only three Of
its first six games.
| Wilson. Q former Chicago
Bears end. received Is Of the
So votes cast to beat out Cleve-
lands Paul Brown BY Ave votes.
Frank Albert Of the San Fran
cisco Forty-Niners. who lost the
Western Division title TO De-
troit in a playofi. finished third
with six votes. Weeb Ewbank
Of the Baltimore Colts had four
votes and Parker. who switched
TO the Pittsburgh Steelers after
bolting Detroit. got one.
Strong In Stretch
No coach ever took over q
football team under more diff
lcult circumstances than Will
son. He was given the Lions
head post less than "a hour.
after Parker dramatically
walked out on the club lust
three days before the teams
first exhibition game last Au-
gust.
This is the worst squad I've
ever been associated with
Parker claimed. Il can't handle
III any longer. This is q team
that's dead. I'm getting out.
Wilson stepped into the jol
after eight seasons as an as.
sistant coach in Detroit. H.
wasn't on TO q blazing start
either. The Lions split theil
six exhibition games. Then the,
lost the opener to Baltimore
S4-l4. The Lions won theil
next three. but appeared :,
drop out of the race when the,
we're beaten by Los Angeles ans
the Forty-Niners to make theil
record q modest 80 at thu
halfway marx.
In the stretch run. Detroit
with q, series Of amazing fin
ishes. won flve Of six. Tina
gave the Lions q tie with TIN
Forty Miners for the Western
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
By The Assoeia.sd Pr,ss

George Wilson. the Detroit
Lions llth-hour fill-in when
Buddy Parker quit last August,
today was voted professional
coach Of the year by Q panel
OF football writers in the an
nual Associated Press poll.
The - : year old Wilson
earned the award when he d.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
The Dan McAdoms Give
Buffet For friends

Mr. and Mrs Dan HcAdams
were hosts TO group of friends
at a buffet supper Saturday night
January %, A. their home 1897
Oakland Az.
Guests enjoyed light refresh
monts In the living room proceed
Ing supper
Supper was served from the dir
ing table made exquisite with white
linen place mats and crystal
epergno holding pink srapdTaEoHs
yellow I0nqmIa and white taperz
~ The center of attraction
After dinner the group RELAXED
with telsvison. played games and
engaged % gay Conversation.
Enjoying the hosts hospitality
were the HsezrR, and Mines
George Callard Percy Greene
Jszse Miller all - st. Paul Floyd
Poole BT Donald Calendar. NJ
, Howard and the Nusa Jose
ph.rs Brown Leila Copeland F1gH-
ae Harms Viola MADDEN ard Alice
Wilson
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FRIENDS OF TWO
BROTHERS HELP THtM
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS

a two cent postal card with
pictures ~ Donald Duck torutoid
a very festive occasion for Paul
Leonard and John stephen John.
sen OF Aia Carroll Az, who ceic.
hrated their joint birthdays, three
years FOR John and ak for Paul.
on Sunday January 20 at a party
given by their mother, Mrs Carrye
Johnson and aunt Miss Ruby
Jones
Between the hours Of ~ and
pm group ct their friends came
TO wish them birthday happiness
and Join In the various games that
were played with prizes awarded
To the winners
Refreshments we're enjoyed after
which the large assortment Of use
fh gfts with which they were
ahowered were opened by Paul and
John.
Helping them 10 q happy birth
day were their big brother Peter
and sister Toni, Michele ard Gen
eva Harper, Larry, Patricia and
Michael Hfas"lton, Alfred, Dor
othy Hattie and Betty Davis. ison-
ME CoSctta, Ernest and Iamea
Carter u rahe, Iamoa, Henry,
John l. ana WINE Green. Ithonda
Rae and Eleanor Henderson
AlBo Dora Darnes, Annie Jean
phillips. James and Gregory Scar,
Yer, Runnie Ingram and Ginuico
Booker Rodney Booker wac unable
To attend. bat cent a gift
Helping tho little guests enjoy
themselves were Mr. and Mira W
G soarycr, Mrs Ernest Carter
and A,ss virEolla Harper who
also assisted the hosteaaca
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MRS, RUTH LaNITR
GIVEN SURPRISE ON
HER BIRTHDAY

Saturday evening January %
was an evening Of good fellowship
as friends wished Mrs Ruth Ian
Ter q happy birthday AZ a surprise
party gwen IN celebration ~ the
event By her son Donald Mills and
her parents Mr.. and Mira Marcel
lus jackson az their home T2s
Carroll Az.
The evening was enjoyed listen
ing 20 the records. dancing and
taking pictures Of the group
A beautiful birthday cake IN
scrbed Happy Birthday Ruth
VAS cut and served 10 the guest
along with tasty refreshments
After refreshments. the many
beautiful afts and cash tokens
we're opened and admired by the
group.
Those who helped the hoDorce
celebrate were the Mines. Anna
Brown, Eruestine wycouRh. Mary
Geary. Dora ingram. Marie An
dersuu Phoebe Taylor. Willie
Turner Evelyn Murphy. Ollie Har-
ms Loons Griffin. Viola watts
Annie Gardner. the Acsarg Joseph
Petty Charles seroggins, Elijah
Newborn. Jesse Thornton. Mr. and
Mrs John Dickson and Mr. and
Mrs James Scott
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
ST PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Feb Mrs. = y Bradley, 842
Rondo Az. Mr. Clarence Roper.
gs2 Fuller Az. Mrs George Shan
non. 698 Carroll Az. Howard
House. tat W Central Az Mickey
Gardner. 5sl Igiehart Az. Lyman
Myers Sr s6s IRlebart Az James
Robinson III go iRlehsrt Az
P'eb 3 Clarence Anderson Jr,
500 Dayton Az. Alfred Williams,
7I8 Roudo Az Mrs Mary Nic
hssa. a3p Carroll Az. Dorothy
Hampton. 71i Carroll Az Mrs
Opbolla Harmon, $50 W Central
Az. Mrs Percy Dawson, 7ot W
Central Az.
Feb 3 Trent aaHIyn Harris
70t Carroll Az. Helen Frances
Jones 1912 Carroll Az
Feb. Leona Myers. Gs6 iRle-
hart Az. Mrs Alexander Wiae-
man. pS7 Ronao Az Mrs Donald
James. $50 Fuller Az. william
p WaTucbs. 7fi 81 Anthony Az
RITA Mlddlccoff. 557 " Central
Az. Felix Turner. 7ps RDrdo Az
Mrs Donald Alien ~ 6ig Aurora
Az Nathaniel Galloway Jr, 100
En.ag ~
FEB . Elizabeth AinTwyrth,
.27i = ~ 81. Frances Beuoaen.
Bs7 Carroll Az Mrs iyols Pillow
liza EgUa9 Az Mrs Bessie Com
modure AT ~. Kent ~
Fsb . Mrs Isttls u Han
TT g. Anthony Az MR. Gwen
TwRgs. 900 81 Anthony ~
EaeHcie Mitchell ssg Fuller Az.
Bradford O Esunsr Jr z7G ~
grgtts.
Fsb 7 Mrs Esther Brown. 20.
So Anthony ~ Bernard Huron
$50 Kent g. Mrs William white
77g H1u1o Az. Mrs . GuasRu
s2I Aurora Az. Mrs. CLAUDE
Rarheiie Mitchell 8ss Carroll Az,
Bfvgn sr g. Anthony Az
Ehlrisy Arr James Gsg Fuller ~.
Louise Egis 5si n Western Az.
Mrs o Y Williams 81 Eou3S
~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
Gordon Changers
Return From Trip
To California

Mr. ana Mrs. Gordon Granger,
1894 Fourth Av. s. and their
guest little Lillian Cailand. daugh-
ter % Mr., and Mrs Maynard
Calland OF 1928 Fourth Av 5.
returned home January ~, frpm
a months vacation spent IN Calf.
ornia
In Los Angeles they were the
houseguests OF Mrs, Changers Sis
ter and brother-inlaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. EVester Collins While in
Los Angeles they met many cid
acquaintance from the Twin Cities
and neue royalty entertained They
were dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Bud Pullum Mr. and Mrs
Byron Holder and Mfr. and Mrs,
Marvin shiyerS, all former Min
neapolitans.
Mr. Granger was the housegucst
for q few days OF the Byron Hold
ers and with them attended the
aoth anniversary celebration OF
MIR and Mrs. Andrew Johnson
Of Pasadena They were guests OF
Mrs Llllan Kaufman on sight
seeing tour 20 Chinatown and
other points OF interest,
other Mlnaeapolitans with whom
they visited were Mrs Miles Can
non and son Homer, DIN Wells,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Cobb. Archie
Riley william Clack. Mrs Marie
Hughes. Mrs Josephine Chambers
Bailey, and Mr. and Mrs Nd Cald-
well, who took them on a sight
seeing tour and dinner at Farm.
crs Market Mrs. Granger also met
a cousin FOR the first time. Mrs.
Mabel Henderson. who entertained
them.
From Los Angeles they went TO
Santa Monica where they were the
guest for three days Of Miss Estcl-
la Nelson and her mother, Mrs J
Nelson and enjoyed many sight.
seeing tours
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Feb Miss Martha L. KAY,
1884 Portland Av,; Clifford Harris.
26lt 81 Az $. Maynard Calland,
S2s5 Fourth Az s Mrs, sam l.,
Watson, 1886 Fourth Az s. Renee
LuverRo Robinson. 5000 Portland
Az
Feb. Gordon Granger, S624
Fourth Az s Mrs Lillian Lee,
tSsl 50 Av, s Ronald Addcrly,
9li n - ST.
Feb s Worthy Turner. iA10
Knox Az n, Margaret Kelley.
fA44 Fourth Az s; Rosalie Day.
III W Is ST: Ben Warned. 1919
l.yndsle Az ~; William Taylos,
56h5 Fourth Av. s.
Feb, X l. Adams. ana II.
rs St Mrs, r q, Powell 25l9
Lake Place. Mrs Clydia Gates.
1907 Lyndsle Az NJ Mrs Cen
eyieve wilbun 1901, Humboldt
Az. ~, Mrs William Viyion, Ill
Girsrd Az NJ. Mara pavida nm,
2hss Fourth Ay s Carol J Ma.
son, 1924 Flfth Az s. Loyal
James Gresham III Minneapolis
Feb. Mrs. Genevievc Jack.
son. 1915 Fourth Az, g. Mrs
Mary Alice Smith, 962s clinton
Az. Rosetta Gross. 1920 18th Az
n Mira Rowcna Warren Smith,
24lo Fourth Az =
Feb 9 Mrs J II Freeman. iia
Royalston Az ~ Mrs Elsie Hall.
2A30 Efth Az s. Mrs Jusnita
Rrcedloye. 622 Fremont Az NJ
Mrs l. l.. Lang, al Fourth Az s,
Feb. 2 Mrs Earl Bowman Jr,.
4t45 Fourth Az s.. Melvin l..
Hammond 27Al Clinton Az. HeEi-
i,iah Alien, qiI Sheridan Az n
Mrs Allenc Neal $40 Logan Az
N Jan Denise Rainey 2o34
Fourth Az s.. Mrs, Faye ormea.
as05 18th Az s RI Theodore
Hunter Sr a54e Citation Az Mrs
Matte Wcgtberry Q19 seventh
Az n
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out OF Town BtKTtinAiS
MINNEAPOLIS

Feb Aaron Shaunice. Evan.
ston. m Frank Jones Chicago.
IN Mrs Lillian McGavock. san
Bcrnadiao. Cauf
Feb. 2 Mrs Alice Cook Woods
Milwaukee. Wis; W y Williams.
San Bernsdino, Cain
Feb 3 Gary Miller Los An
Eelcs Caif
Feb Clifford r. Engcr. AUS
tin MINI Percy n steele jr..
san Diego. Calf
Feb . Stafford Lott. Los An
Felea Calf
Feb. q David Tate, Fergus
Falls. MINI.
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PHYLLIS wHEATLry

The Huus. IL IN the midst Of re-
organizing its mid winter program,
Special entertainment for Dscem-
Der was ~ follows December 2.
the Hlus Bir1s Of Phyllis Wheat
lav were taken for q train ride
b. Mas Louise Lowry club leader
and Mise Catherine Norman, ar.
set0r ~ Girla work Enjoying the
outing were Aims leroy. Estsllo
Johnson, Barbara Smith. Joyce
ana jackie Ripper Margaret Der
-. Betty tieHdarH0g Diana and
Renee WerBrDyk lands Spur
man May Thlbadeauz and Dwayne
lggWisa
70 Youngsters we're entertained
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As-4AAeAF NaAsHAaAA
Past Grand Matrous And Pat
rons To BE Honored; Prince Hall
Grand Chapter O.ES. will spon-
sor a banquet hononng their past
matrons and past patrons Satur-
day evening February ! at 7;S0
pm, at the Ryan Hotel, St Paul
Birthday Greetings: Greetings 20
Juanita Cunningham OF 1905 Car
roll Av, who win observe her
natal day on Saturday February /.
On Vacation; Enjoying mid.
winter vacation is Mrs Charles
Leon Ponder Of 6e4 Roudo Az,
who is visiting in Columbus, Ohio.
house guest OF Mrs. Ann Mitchell.
a life long friend. Mrs, Ponder
win be out Of the city for two
weeks.
Dancing Party; Attractive in
vitations in delft blue with gold
lettering have been issued By the
Regalettes Social Club for their
9th Annual Formal Dancing Party
to be given at the st. Paul Hotel
on Friday evening January 3lst
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31

nr and Mrs W II Wilson Mr
and Mrs Merida curtis and pr
Nelma Jones In Oakland she was
guest over the New Year weekend
~ Or Herman , Lewis Her sister
Miss Margaret Paige % stockton
was also the weekend guest ~ the
Lowiacs She also visited friends
In san Francisco
Return Iton,c} Mrs tsalia Har
per " Indianapolis Ind and
daughter, Mrs Mamie V Smith
81 Chicago have returned TO their
respective homes after coming 20
the city 60 attend tho funeral u
their brother and uncle the late
Mr. John Wesley Nancy Mrs
Harper loft by plane Monday and
Mrs Smith lort Tuesday noon
Garden club The Minneapolis
NFsAiNfA AAfNtiH NAhN VIII HtlN
special call meeting az / pm.
Tuesday February at tho home
ef Mrs uagci Clark. 4oab Clinton
Az Members are urged 60 be
present
Leave For Their Homes Mr.
Joseph CASTOR and Mrs Victoria
Chapman and daughters % 81
Loula, Mo who came 10 the city
10 attend funeral services for
their uncle, the late Earnest r1u
ney, left Cor their homes on Tues
day evening MtH Gwynctte nruwn
OF Milwaukee returned 90 her
home on Monday evening ard Mrs
Gladys Hall niece OF Sc Louis
left tor her home on Thursday
uno score club The Uno Score
club held ita regular monthly
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31

Correction; Negro history in
Minnesota began with the BongA
fanlly who were brought to the
Northwest by a British command
ment in 1881 In our story last
week OF the Tea az the Information
al Institute the date was iucor-
rectly quoted AS 1871
Elected Treasurer. Robert l..
Shoffner. representative from the
Limited Ten Club TO the Gavel
Club Of St Paul, was elected
treasurer when the Gavel club
held its annual election
Club Hostess; Mrs. Robert Ora
ham, 766 Aurora Az, viii be hos
tess 10 the Gold Band club on
Monday February 8
Tanga Club The Tanga Club
win meet Saturday night Febru-
AIRY /. at the home OF Mrs Mary
Clardy, $50 Marshall Az Election
OF officers VIII be held and other
business OF Importance win be
transacted All members are urged
10 be present
Crispus Attacks Home News
A group Of the residents attend
ed a performance OF the 81. Paul
Civic Opera presentation OF sam
son and Dehlah" They were the
guests Of Mutual Blind Aid, Inc
Mrs Allie Balenger, Home re.
porter,
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AZ Wheatiey House On December
II, by tho Blue ri club ot 81
Louis Park and ON December 10.
IS children were taken Go Conn
stock Hall ON the Uniycraity Of
Minnesota campus 20 a party The
mothers who assisted tho worker
were the Mines clyde acroERins
cynthia westbfpok, A Ross and
Bertha Smith, formerly director
Of wheatley nursery
on December ~, forty young
sters were taken 90 Abbott hos.
pltal % party Those assisting
with the children We're the Mines
Phyllis Jones. Annette Roar. q
Seoggins and cynthia WoHlbrooi,
a dinner party At tho YwCA on
December H. was attended by 20
children The worker was aasihted
by Mfp Roy Hnwlca on pocom
her ~. fifteen children accompana
ied by the Teen Of Edna nigh
school and Mrs clyde scr0Egius
went on shopping tour a. Don
aldsun and a visit with Santa The
same afternoon bs children at
tended tho shrine party given by
FegEan Temple No 20 at the
Masonic Temple Mr und MIS-
clyde gcroRRins and the Mines
Anusrelo Johnson, Jack Ripper
aud knnettce Ross assisted the
worker
phylns wheatley Noighbofhood
party wRF held on December ~,
with approximately 800 children
present and ON December 70, Amea
Lodge No. 100. mpOEw. enter
tanned with n party for the neigh
borhood children Everyone had
an enjoyable time
Figure tpniHE classes win begin
on January - at pm Tap and
ballet dancing On Thursday from
s 80 10 $50 pm,
Tho Sigma nnlta Tau, whose
president Ia Miss Nyria Ralhlil
gave party FOR 90 children IN
the age range Of 81 on January
10.
Tho workers ASs mast apprecia
tive 90 those wha volunteered their
services 10 make The program
progress Anyone who has n partics
THAR slull and time and would
ike 90 help With this program
please call whoatley House We DO
need volunteers
rcb 3. 1911 Horace zoo West
YgiUg Man gFrriy baFn
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS 4

Back Home Mrs Lillian Penn 4631 T. Lake Harriet Blvd
recently returned home from points California whore
spent the holidays visiting relatives and friends She the
guest OF her brother and sSernlaw Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Paige Berkeley and brother Clarence Moore accorded
many social roureScs during visit including dinner guest of
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wEDDISG ASSIyTHs ours
IT Paul

Erb ] NJ aHd Mr. Hsrry
gahrsan 45z TFlsharf 49, ~
years
Fsh 4 VI ar8 Mr. iagreurs
Stewart SIC Carroll ~ - years
Fsb 2 Nr ard Mrs. Harold
An1rrNs fsf Etinn5 b. ~
years
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WEDDING ANSIyFHsABIEs
MINSUAPOIIz

Fsb wr afd Mr. Clarence
Eerz. 37g5 Fourth ~ g. -
ysaT. NJ ard Mrs ArHIH C7aF<
1854 F1nh Az p - years
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL =

Birthday Celebrated, On Sunday afternoon relatives
friends and neghbors Of Mr. s Hall Of 996 Igehavt Az
dropped in at the residence Of his daughter and sonaw Mr.
and Mrs Theodore Allen Of 93 lgehart Av wish him happy
birthday the occasion Of his s0h birthday January PC Mrs
Alien and Mrs Albert Mcfarland houored their father
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meeting on Saturday January 20,
AZ tho home OF Mr and Mrs VII
liam johnson, Se2p FIfth Az. s.
Further plans were made for the
youth program A membership
drive Ia 81 progress and all in
tereated persons who would like
20 become members arc asked 60
contact any member ot the club
The Paper with The Features
JOIN TINE NAAcr -- Nowt
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rrb 3. 1917 Horace zoo West
Young Man Qfesiy born
T.b 10, iBss Singing tcla
grams introduced by Postal TeIs
graph On
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'om run NAAor Sowt
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The Paper win The Feature.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
One Ballot Battle Is Settled

JUNEAU = The battle of the ballots has been settled.
 Acting Gov. Waino Hendrick- son issued an executive order amending an earlier one regulat- ing the November 25 Alaska gen. eral election.
 The amendment permits en- dorsement of the ballots by either the election commissioner or by the clerk of court in Alaska s four judicial divisions.
 However, the amendment ac- tually will apply only in the third and second divisions.
 Clerks of court at Fairbanks and Juneau, in the fourth and first divisions, printed the general cleo ton ballots with the endorsement by Election Commissioner David J. Pree. William Hilton, clerk of the third division court at Anchorage, said funds to pay for the ballots were to come from the federal government. So he endorsed the ballots printed in the third divi- sion. a-.. -.
 The second division court clerk also agreed with Hilton's stand.
 Pree, who also is an assistant Territory Attorney General, last week filed an injunction suit against Hilton at Anchorage.
 Had an injunction been issued, it appeared all the ballots for the second and third divisions would have to be reprinted. Agreement was reached late Friday that the most simple solution would be to allow either name on the ballots.
 Pree met Tuesday with the act ing governor, and the executive order amendment was quickly signed.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
Prostitute Accused Of Extortion By
 Baptist Minister

OAKLAND, Calif., @ - A Baptist minister resigned yester- day after telling police of his en- trapment in a former prostitutes bedroom by her husband and an other man. He accused the trio ot attempting extortion.
 Officials of the First Baptist Church of Oakland withheld inn mediate acceptance of Dr. Ronald K. Adams resignation, saying, ''This is no time for nasty judg- ments."
 The shapely woman denied talk ing part in an extortion plot.
 Adams, 36, father of three, told police he was with Mrs. Virginia McFerren in her bedroom Tues day night when her husband, Ron aid, and Ronald Lawrence popped out of a closet with flash cam eras.
 They snapped pictures, the minister said, then threatened ex- posture to his wife and congrega- ton unless he gave them $6,000.
 McFerren, 28, unemployed Oak land boiler operator, who went under the name Jack Michaels, has petty criminal record dat ing back to 1947, police said.
 Mrs. McFerren was arrested in 1949 and 1853 on prostitution charges.
 Police said Lawrence, 30, an unemployed carnival worker, has a record of arrests going back to 1943.
 The three were jailed on charges of conspiracy and at tempted extortion. They denied the charges.
 Mrs. McFerren said she had been going to Dr. Adams for in spirational advice once week during the three years he has been in Oakland. T love him." she de- clared. i've always had a strong desire for him."
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
The National Political Pot is Boiling

Rockefeller. He went out of his way in a New York broadcast Thursday night to praise Rocke- feller as an able administrator who offers New York dynamic leadership"
 Some observers had read into Rockefeller's absence from the dinner an implication of coolness between him and Nixon.
 But the explanation from Rock efeller - who is wooing some of the Democratic voters Nixon has been la1nbasting as radicals - was that he simply had long standing prior date. His opponent is Gov. Averell Hartman, fav- orite of Democrats who call themselves liberals.
 Meanwhile, former President Harry s. Truman accused Eisen- hover of sidestepping a ''mora1 responsibility" to back up the Supreme Courts school integra- ton ruling.
 The result, Truman told a Dem-, ocratic fund-raising dinner in Boston, was a wave of violence by "crackpots and extremists" "For three years," Truman said, "the Administration stood aside while the opposition in some parts of the country gathered its strength.
 "Only when there was outright defiance of the courts by a sov- ereign state did the President move into action. That was too late. The opposition to law had solidified and the poison of hate had already spread