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The Nome nugget., 1959-07-29
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ORDINANCE No. 398 Published by Title OnlY)

Published by Title OnlY)
 An Ordinance of inc City of Nome. Alaska. adding a new ar ticle to Chapter Is of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Nome. Alaska. which shall be known as Article III. amending Section l5- 27 of said Code. and setting an effective date.
 Passed by the Common Council of the City of Nome. Alaska. this 27th day of July. 1859. at regular session assembled.
 s/ Steffen Andersen. Attest: Mayor
 s/ Robert~F. Scott. (SeaD City Clerk IA copy of this ordinance in creasing the telephone rates eff fective August Is. is posted at City HalD. 92
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-29
INVITATION TO BID

Sealed bids. in writing. will be accepted al the Office of the City Clerk of the City of Nome. until 5 pm. Monday. August 10. 1858 10 furnish the following:
 One new. 1859 Police Patrol Car as per specification re- quired.
 tBid specifications for above patrol car can be obtained from the Nome Police Stationl. The City reserves the right to refuse or reject any or all bids,
 Nome Common Council
 By Robert F. Scott.
 City Clerk Publish July 29, Aug. 3, 5, 7, 1859
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-29
Superase Bond TYping Paper
 For Sale al The Nugget
INVITATION TO BID

INVITATION TO BID Sealed bids. in writing. will be accepted al inc Office of inc City Clerk of the City of Nome until 5 p.m.. Monday. August 10, 1859. for the purchase from the said City of the following described real property:
 Lot 70 in Block 57 All bids must be accompanied by cash or check in the full amount of the bid. The City re- serves inc right 10 refuse or re- ject any or all bids.
 Nome Common Council
 By Robert F. Scott.
 City Clerk Publish July 29, Aug. 3, 5, 7, 1859
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-29
SLAM-BANG REUNION

SPOKANE, IR - A couple of old friends accidentally bumped into one another at a downtown intersection Friday, their first meeting since attending school to- gether 30 years ago.
 Police said an automobile driven by Mrs. Thelma Cramp of Avery, Idaho, smashed into the rear of one driven by Arthur s. Herman.
 There were no injuries, and, naturally, no hard feelings.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-29
LAND BANK STANDARDS TO BE SET FOR ALASKA

WASHINGTON, R - Joseph Carter, chief reviewing officer of the Federal Land Bank at Seattle, leaves today for Alaska to begin land bank loan appraisals in the state.
 : nator Bob Bartlett said Car ter will set up standards of ap- praisal for Federal Land Bank loans in Alaska for the first time.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-29
I M P o R T A N T

All delinquent Sales Taxes from the first quarter of 1850 through the second quarter of 1859 will be turned over to the City Attorney for legal action on August l. 1859. Those who failed to file a return will also be turned over 10 the City Attorney for legal action.
 Nome Common Council,
 By Robert F. Scott, 90 City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-29
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

Sometimes a room trans
formation turns into a tri-
umph. One that I know Of
involved the living room Of
an old house that came
with a complete set of prob
lens.
1t was pinched for space,
walls and floors needed
DISCUSSES and all the windows
were too small-two Of them
high afloat in an outdated
fireplace-wall arrangement.
Styling that any new home
would be proud of began with
the removal of a wall to a
small dining room. Heavy
window framing was also re-
moved and so was the brick
fireplace structure.
Then the walls we're pam
eled with redwood, which
was given an even, mellow
color by the ingenious stain
ing of the light wood areas
to match darker areas, before
the final color finish and
satiny wax polish. Black
Soapstone gave the fireplace
opening a smart new out
lining. Floor faults were.
covered with carpet.
Shutters solve the window
treatment problem for the
small windows and an mag
NATIVE touch is added with
tiny curtains. The single
window looks as wide as it
should be now that semi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
By ELIZABETH HILLYER
Contributing Writer

sheer curtains hanging over
it are matched by heavier
curtains hung on the wall.
This idea is especially effec-
tive because the sheer and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Transformation Triumph

the heavier fabric are the
same color, a taupe blending
into the rooms subtle har-
mony Of earth colors.
Copyright 1859, John F. Ollie Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
,AustrionsStu
Home Finoncinq
On U. S. Tour

A group of nine Austrians
has arrived here to spend
six weeks studying home A.
nancing in the United States,
the Housing and Home FL
nance Agency announced this
week.
The group of housing Off
Gals, representing national
and local governments and
the Austrian Trade Union
Federation, is here under a
program being sponsored by
the International Co-opera-
ton Administration and the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency's Office of Interna-
tional Housing.
After confering with Off
Gals of both public and pri-
vate groups concerned with
housing and financing here,
the Austrians will begin a
tour of other cities in the
country about the middle of
next week,
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15

- Ell senior Jose Santiesteban
y sonora, Emilia Leyva de San
tiesteban, participant ell COM
promise matrimonial de SUI hi.
ia, la gentil senOrita Magaly
Santiesteban, con ell correcto
caballero Frank Roias Her.
nandez, hijo del senior Fran.
cisco Rojas y sonora, Virginia
Hernandez de Rojas.
La fecha de la boda ha sido
fijada para Ell sabado, IA de
Febrero, y tendra lugar en- la
Iglesia Cat6lica de Corpus
Christi.
Para tan simpatica pareja,
nuestros parabienes y votos
pOrque la vida Sc les presen-
tie plena de felicidades, mutua
compression y b%ienestar.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15

CANDIDATA.-La preciosa Ann Marie Porter, una can.
didata mas al cOncurso de "Miss ALBANIA Interamericana" que
tendra lugar durante regio bale que sera celebrado en- Ell,
Hotel DUPONT Plaza ell sabado ID de Enero.
Ann Marie reside en- Coral Cables y IS consagrada alum
ma de la Academia de la Asunci6n. Siente gran attraction por
las gentes y las costumbres de los pueblOs hispanoamericanos,
y utilizaria Ia Beca Macarthur, en- case de resultar triunfadcras
en- Ell certamen de la ALBANIA, para viajar a Mexico y eur.
sar estudios en- sus universidades. - Foto GORT).
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15

En- Ia ciudad norteamericana
de Denver Massachusetts, exis
tie Ell arbol frutal mas viejo de
America.
Hace alrededor de doscientos
noventa amos, ell gobernador,
Mr.. Endicott, interesado en- la
production de f%rutas, encargo
a Inglaterra un peral.
Ell arbol tardo bastante item.
DO en- arribar a Denver, y lie.
20 cast seco, pero gracias a los
muchos cuidados que el gober-
nador personalmente lie prodi-
90, Ell arbolito arraig6 bien, re.
cobrando SUI perdida lozania.
Pocos amos despues Sc habia
convertible en- I'm magnifico pc
raj que comenz6 a dar una
abundancia de frutos sabrosisi.
mos.
Asegura Tin hombre de eien-
ella que los cometas infeetan la
terra con germenes mortiferos.
La antigua creencia de que
Ia aparici6n de I'm cometa anun-
ciaba pestes seguras, puede, por
10 tanto, no ser infundada.
La horrible epidemic conoci-
da con ell nombre de "la peste
negra" que asoI6 Europa y Asia,
en- Ell siglo XIV, Sc desarrollo
despues de Ia vista de un CO.
meta, y la misteriosa influenza
que hs sufrido la humanidad
apareci6 POGO despues que nos
visitars Ell eometa HALEY.
$50
Els un hecho curioso y POGO
conocido que la luz del sol in
fluye en- los dolores de las ayes,
10 mismo que en- otras muchas
cosas. FL fenomeno fue descu-
bierto por los naturalistas Me-
yer y Wigglesyorth estudiantes
de las ayes de Celebras.
AquelTas parties del cuerpo en-
que descansan las alas cuando
Sc cierran, suelen ofrecer con
trastes bien marcados en- la co.
loracion de las parties cubiertas
Y descubiertas. La diferencia es
a veces tan grande, que pasa
del color negro al blanco.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15
Pensumienfos

Toda vida supone una disyun-
tiya: adaptarse a las obligacio-
mes que las CIRCUMSTANCES lie
cream a cada cual, o bien re.
huirlas, burlarlas; subordinar Ia
fuerza individual a la de la ira
dicion, su raza, a sus obras.
a SUI terra, o bien tratar de
utilizarla como una fuente d.
SUI libre y personal goce. HENRI
BORDEAUX.
& =
Ell hombre es voluntad y ls
mujer sentimiento. En- esta ma.
We de la vida, la voluntad es
Ell timon, y Ell sentimiento Ia
vela. R. W. EMERSON.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15
LA U AL EsPOsO

LA AYUDA AL ESPOSO
Querida Amaranta: Estoy
c0mpi ometida para casarme
con I'm joven muy estudi0so,
trabajador y con grandes am.
biciones. Hace dos dias, char.
lando con 81, me hablaba de
sus proyectos y me dijo que,
tan pronto como nos casenos,
espera progresar mucho mas
de prisa y triunfar. Yo lie de.
cha a TODD que 81, pero al lie.
gar a mi casa me empece a
preocupar, pOrque yO quiero
entertainments a mi novio,
peio soy una joven sencilla
y con pocos estudios y en- cam.
bio Ell ha pasado por la uni
versidad, y 70 me pregunto:
I'm que esperara Ell que pue-
da yo ayudarle en- su carrera?
Sque podre hacer para ayudar.
lie a triunfar aun deseandOlo
tanto?
Rita
tDetras de cada hombre
grande y de cada gran obra,
hay siempre una mujer". Es-
ia frdse, expresada de una u
otra forma, ha sido escrita
por muchos historiadores. En-
cierra, en- efecto, una gran
verdad. Y esta verdad Sc ha-
ce mayor en- este pals y pue-
de hacerse extensive a los
hombres corrientes.
Aqui, donde la mujer viye
tan unida a su marido, dom
de la collaboration de ambos
Sc manifesto en- todos los de-
TALES, incluso en- ,el cuidado
de la casa, la manera de ser,
la conducta de ella puede
influir enormemente en- los
q~uehaceres de Ell. Cuando i'm
hombre esta preocupado por
una idea y persigue un ideal
merece que SUI mujer lie faci.
lite los medios de alcanzar.
10. iC6mo podra hacerlo por
ell coDtrario. acuciado por las
quejas c%onstantes, los peque'
nos reganos, la ~incomodidad
la falta de afecto, la carenci;
de animos?
Una mujer que quiera a ST
esposo puede hacer much,
por ayudario indirectamente
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15
E%sTRATEGIA

Querida Amaranta: Con OBJ
jeto de contribuir en- algo a la
labor que realiza listed desde
las Columns de DIARIO LAS
AMERICAS en- beneficio de
sus lectoras, especialmente
a aquellas que por una u otra
raz6n Sc italian desorientadas
sentimentalmente. me voy a
permitir contarle a listed una
historic que tlene SUI morale
ia. Es la siguiente.
En- un bale celebrado ha.
&c amos, un periodista neo-
yOrquino de sOnrisa maquia-
velica y una natural habilidad
para chascos y jugarretas Sc
enamor6 p~erdidamente de una
modelo fotografica, a quien
llamaremos Juanita. Pocos dias
despues, Juanita salio para Ho
lIywood, pero ell periodista Sc
mantuvo fiel a su recuerd0
hasta que ella regreso, al ca,
DO de un ano.
tPasa a Ia pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15

Compromise
Ia sonora America Avaios,
de Miami Beach, participa Ell
compromise amoroso de su hi
ia Miriam Teresa Avalos con
Ell apreciado caballero Thomas
Di Reda, de Leominster, Mass.
Di Reds, de Leominster, Mass.
La fecha oe la boda Sc ha fl
jado para ell z del mes entran-
tie.
Para tan simpatlca pareja,
nuestros deseos de que la vida
Sc les presente plena de dichas
Y bienestares.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15
ApUntes
Inferesuntes

La TERRA Firme fue Ell NOM
bre que lie dieron los ingleses
a la IONA del Caribe durante
dos siglos despues de SUI descu-
brimiento durante ell primer via
je que hizo ell Gran Navegante
Cristobal Colon al Nuevo Mum
do. Sc extiende desde las Anti,
Has Occidentales a los paises de
Centre y Sudamerica y tiene
una extension de cast 2.400 XII
lometros de largo y ell area es
de 2.623.350 Kilometres cuadra-
dos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15
N~Mzz
T DE CALABAZA

FRITURAS DE CALABAZA
2 tazas de calabaza majada
IL taxa de harina de trigo
/ cucharadita de sal
2 huevos
IA cucharadita de clavos de
especia
1-2 cucharadita de eanela
Manteca.
Una todos los ingredientes en-
ell orden en- que aparecen. Fria-
los por cucharadas en- mantle
ca caliente. Escurra en- papel
absorbente y sirva caliente. Pue.
de ponerle un POGO de azucar
por encima al gusto de cada
cual.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15
De Venezuela

Por la via aerea llegaron 4
esta ciudad en- dias recientes,
procedentes de Caracas Vene.
zuela, los apreciados caballeros
senior Andres A. Rodriguez y
Alberto B%ertolini, a quienes sa,
ludamos cordialmente y desea,
mos una estadia muy grata en-
ire nosotros
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15
Bodo de eristaI

Hoy celebran la grata oca-
sion de sus Bodas de CRYSTAL,
ounce amos de venturosa union
matrimonial, Ell senior Raul A.
Medina y sonora Grace de Me-
dina, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia hispana.
Para ellos, nuestros parable
mes y votos por SUI bienestar
personal,
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15

WSentimental
per Amarants

Dirijanse las consultas a BuzoN SENTIMENTAL, p. 9. Boz $50.
International Airport, Miami "a, Fla. RoSamos a los lectores Q
lsetoras Qpe firnen sus caras con un pseud6nime o iniciales.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15

81 es medico, no es precise
que ella sepa medicina; 81 es
aboga6o, no hace falta que
ella sepa leyes; 81 es un agen-
he de anuncios, no es necesa-
rio que ella sepa arte publici-
tario. Pero 81 la esposa Sc in
teresa en- SUI trabajo, 81 10 es-
timula, 81 10 facilita, a 81 lie Sc
RI infinitamente mas facil
llegar a la meta.
Algunos quehaeeres exigen
silence, otros requieren que
quien los hace salga de casa
bien vestido, otros en- fin ne
cesitan gran decision. En-
todos estos easos, ia mujer
puede ayudar, y ell hombre
que reciba esta ayuda Sc sen.
tirs mucho mas capaz, amino
so y cbligado a triunfar por-
que su triunfo esta va COM
prometido por Ell interes que
sea la profession y ell oficio de
SUI esposo, ayudele. 81 puede,
de una manera activa y direc-
ia. 81 no, de una manera in
directa. NADIA como esa cola
boracion influira sobre su fe-
licidad, nj NADIA lie agradece-
"a Ell tanto.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15

Vayan nuestras sincerag fell.
citaciones para la estimada da-
mita senorita Lupe Viera Re.
liz con motive de la grata eele-
bracion de su cumpleaios en- ell
dis de hoy y nuestros deseos:
de que goce de muchos amos,
mas de vida. 5.
Pasa q La p&glna So
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15
De Voeaeiones

Por la via aerea llegaron de
Caracas, Venezuela a pasar una
temporada de recreo entire no.
sotros la gentil DANA sonora
Yolanda RHO y sus dos hijas, a
ouienes nos complace presen-
tar I'm cordial saludo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-15
De caraeas

Nos es grato saludar cordial
mente al senior Juan P. Guerre.
no Y al senior Alfredo Gago, de
Caracas, Venezuela, quienes lie
garon a Miami por Ia via aerea
en- dias pasados a pasar unos
dias en- esa ciudad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-29
Virginia Women, Seniors
Open Busy Week of Golf

scheduled along with the SEN
Tor tournament. Clarence Dos
er of Woodmont won the trip
last year.
Today was the first Of two
days qualifying in Brooke Man.
or Clubs first invitation tourn-
ament. At least six full flights
Of 16 will play match play from
Thursday through the finals
Sunday. Many of the Dis
trict's top amateurs are en-
tered. The contestants have
a dinner scheduled tomorrow
night.
Tomorrow's schedule in
cludes the AL Houghton test
imonial dinner at Prince Geo.
rges, and the ground breaking
Of the new Lakewood Country
Club near Rockville.
The annual team match be-
tween amateur golfers of Bait
imore and the District is SCH
eduled Saturday at Congress
ional, while several of the area
pros will be at Hot Springs,
Va, over the week lend for the
invitation pro-amateur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-29

The tournament golfer:
catch their second wind this
week with a whirlwind of ac-
tivity, including three events
today.
Washington Golf and
Country Club is host to the
annual Virginia Women's team
championship, a three-d a y
event with a starting field OF
Ill.
After today's qualifying round
for members of the 16 teams
there will be match play to-
morrow and Thursday. Mrs
Lloyd Dennis of Washington is
president of the Virginia
Women's Golf Association.
Teams competing are from
Army Navy, Belle Haven, Caval-
Ter. Petersburg, Country Club
of Virginia, Court House,
Pennington, Hermitage, Indian
Creek. James River, Kempsville
Meadow Langley Air Force
Base, Princess Anne, Washing
ton. Westbriar and Winchester
Twenty-Five senior pros were
playing at Columbia Country
Club this afternoon in the an
nual PGA Senior qualifying
The winner will receive an all
expense trip from the Ronald
Teacher Co. to the National
PGA Seniors at Dunedin, Fla.
in January.
Fred Mcleod, the Columbia
pro, also had a pro-pro event
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-29
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

is required to withstand the
impact Of the ball and falling
pins. The middle half is con-
structed Of pine because its
open grain is best for holding
the spinning ball to its straight
or hook path depending on the
bowler's delivery.
-
Tenpin instructors caution
against excess speed, but in one
notable instance smoke on the
ball has been a strong asset.
1t has helped to make Marion
Ladewig. the national women's
au-star champion, probably the
greatest skirted kegler of all
time. Her ball travels II miles
an hour. This is approximately
the speed of Joe Norris of the
Tenpin Hall Of Fame, reputed
to have one Of the fastest balls
in bowling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-29

teams, an 8-4 record might get
one of them into the title play
of.
y \ y i
But that Is little comfort to
the Redskins, and Coach Mike
Nixon, right now. They need
to win to prove they aren't
snake-bit. There were some ex-
cellent plays in Sundays game
such as Red Stephens block
on Dick James first touchdown
run, and Bill Andersop's usual
fine pass receiving.
There were times, however
when slips were costly. One OF
these was a penalty charged
against Chuck Drazenovich
when Dick Haley intercepted
a Cardinal pass. 1t was one oil
those things that couldn't be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-29

the bar so that our lines would
drop into the hole.
The first pass brought a
strike and a 2-pound fish on
one of the Spreaders. Another
pass over the same area pro-
duced a rock that easily
weighed ga pounds. Soon we
had another 2-pounder. Their
as the tide turned. actor
slowed and we paid attention
to some schools of rock that
rippled the surface in several
directions.
A pass or two through these
yielded only a couple of under
sized fish. so we decided II
cross the river.
Only a couple of nets were
strung on the stakes which
stretch a mile or more from
the Virginia shore. If you fish
this area, be very wary of bro
ken stakes that project almost
to the surface. They could pun.
cture a boat easily. Slow
sharply, when you approach q
line because you may fine
stumps much closer to mid
stream than you would think
Choosing a net about a half.
mile from shore. Bob brought
the boat close in and trolled
along it. We picked up a cou-
pie of 2la-pounders and a hall
hour later, a third. Twice We
lost spoons from trolling toe
close to the net.
Action was slow. so we went
back to our sand bar, where
we soon caught another hall
dozen good-looking rock. Al
together, it was a very salts
fyinQ morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-29
LEISURE
OPORTSMAN

ington National Forest in West
Virginia. He is setting 1t up as
a private reserve called the
Buck Mountain Lake Hunting
Club.
Each member will be assigned
sleeping quarters and meals will
be served. Target range, arch
cry range and trapshooting are
available. Game includes deer,
squirrels. rabbits. raccoon and
turkeys.
Managing the reserve will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Conard.
Before Hurricane Oracle
threatened the coast, Morehead
City. N. c., reported the fishing
good close inshore for Spanish
mackerel. Halliday catches OF
80 to 1875 were said to be CON-
mon.
The first Of the fall kingfish
also were arriving and q dozen
were being taken per trip along
with false albacore,, a few am
berjack and dolphin. Surf fish.
ing was said to be outstanding
for blues, founder and specklec
trout.
After being coy all summer
bluefin tuna are said to be Civ.
ing anglers at Wedgeport, Move
Scotia, the hottest action ir
four years.
Up to September Z, only sill
tuna had been boated in Sol
dier's Rip and two in Lobstel
Bay. A few days later, tn,
Wedgeport Guides Association
received word of big schools of
Capt st. Mary, "a 3O-minut,
drive from Wedgeport. A half.
dozen boats were assigned Il
the area.
Since then II tuna have
been boated, including four Ii
one day by a Californian. Tit
biggest weighed 635 pounds
lCOVELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-29
HUN
and
FISHING

All the experts have been
saying that the bass would
start biting in the Potomac
when: /. The water turned
colder. 2. We had a little rain.
Well, the fish didn't know
about all this. They took things
into their own hands or rath-
er fms, and started biting Sum-
day.
Fred ORourke of Bethesda
and Drs. Charles w. Ray of
Sumner. Md, and Bert Nelson
of Arlington came back from
the upper Potomac with ID
smallmouths weighing up to
Az pounds.
Two-thirds of the catch were
fish weighing more than
pounds. At least 20 small bass
were released, including some
that scaled up to Is inches.
The anglers, who fished a few
miles above Brunswick. Md.
used nothing but artificials
with the Creek Club Dartel
the most popular.
Two Washington area an.
glers, including an 11-year-olC
boy, have won awards fol
Florida fishing.
Mike Day, II, Of Rockville
will receive a special prize ir
the junior division Of the Fort
Lauderdale tournament fol
boating a 23l-pound blue
marlin in August.
Mike was fishing from the
boat, Seven Days. owned by his
father and captained by George
Bransford.
Dennis E. McQueary. jr., Of
1909 Patrick Henry drive. Falls
Church. won an award in the
Miami Beach summer tourna-
ment for taking a 26la pound
dolphin on spinning tackle with
8-pound test line.
Stanley M. Sherman. director
and engineer Of the Walter
Reed swimming pool, has just
bought TOO acres of forest lane
surrounded by George Wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-29
Virginia to Plant
Pheasant Hybrid

RICHMOND, Sept. % (AP)
= A new pheasant hybrid is
scheduled to be released soon
in the Northern Neck as part
of the program Of the State
Commission of Game and In
land Fisheries to establish new
game birds in Virginia.
The hybrid is called the "tal-
ischensis back cross" and is
the result of mating pure-strain
Western Iranian blackjack
pheasant cocks to western
Observation-Disclosures cross hens.
Herman Tuttle, biologist,
said 300 Of the hybrids were
to be released in Richmond
County the last week in Sep
TENDER or the first week of
October. depending on weather
conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-29
Duck Calling Chomp
Wins Goose Title

MISSOURI VALLEY, Iowa,
Sept. 20 tAP).-The interna-
tional duck calling champion
is also the worlds goose calling
champion today.
He's 29-year-old Ealeig h
Newman Of Lake Charles, La,
who won the goose tile here.
Another Lake Charles man,
Paul CDud) Faux, was third
and Faulk's father. Clarence.
also of Lake Charles. was
eighth. The elder Faux won
the championship in 1855.