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October 20

who delights in olorifyine fost
guns causes completely of prob
lens for North Fork. Chuck. Con-
nors, Johnny Crawford.
o-Tightrope. Crime.
"Music ond Mink" Connors is
robbed by beautiful girl. leono
Goqe.
$50
4-ssaFtime.
COLOR. IA Hours. 1.-THE Turn Of
the Screw" jones Costioon's
odoptotion Of Henry james classic
story of the supernatural, lnsrid
Beromon pIoys q ooVerness who
defends two young children bound
in the spell of ghosts. lsobel
EIsom, Haywood Morse and Alex
ondro Wager.
5-Ido Lupino Show. Dromo.
7-Philip MorIowe.
BUDDY Boy" A compulsiVe oon-
bIer's debts get out of hand and
q big operator hos him beaten up.
Philip Corey.
9-Red Shelton Show. Color.
Jane Russell ploys lii" the GIRL
friend of Decd Eye Dick"
1000
5-Mr. District Attorney.
David Brion stors.
lone Step Beyond.
might of the Kill" A boy dis
oppeors from his farm home.
John NewIond, host.
e-Gorry Moore Show. Variety.
] Hour.
1890
5-Strikes n Spares.
Live from Baltimore.
7-Keep foIkine.
Ad lib comedy game. Ponelists:
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BULLDOGS TO PLAY
ROCK RIDGE AT HOME

The Belhaven Bulldogs will play
Rock Ridge on the home field on
Thursday night, October 90, in
stead of on Friday night as was
previously scheduled. The change
in date is due to a conflict with
Halloween Carnivals at both
schools.
The Bulldogs suffered their
first defeat of the season on Fri
day night when the Bath Pirates
rolled up a score of 46-12. A
large crowd, saw the Belhaven
team put up good fight in the
face of Baths superior strength.
Defensive standouts for the
Bath team were Lindsay Skies,
David Everett, Reuben Brady,
Lynn Leggett, Gene Simmons,
Bill Slade, and Leo Sullivan. Of
fensive leaders were Tommy Tay-
lor, Jimmy Tyl&, Dalmon Boyd,
Leo Sullivan, Carlton Ambrose,
and Jimmy Brooks.
Leading the defensive for Bel
haven were Jimmy Russ, w. D..
Paul, Topper Bateman, and Tom
my Jones. Offensive leaders were
Eddie Griffin, Jimmy Russ, and
Henry billiard. One touchdown
was scored by Henry billiard on
a pass from Jimmy Russ; the
other, by Eddie Griffin.
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MRS. SPENCER HOSTESS
AT SWAN QUARTER PARTY

Mrs. Branch Spencer was hostess
at a bridge party at her home in
Swan Quarter Thursday evening.
Guests assembled in the living
room where tables were set for
play. Lovely arrangements of fall
flowers featuring roses, zinnias
and marigolds were used in deco
rations.
Nuts, chilled drinks, cheese
crackers, candy and cookies We're
served during play.
After several progressions were
played, scores were added and Mrs.
Don Harris received the high score
prize, Mrs. E. L. Gibbs the second
high and Mrs. Claude Sawyer the
low score prize.
Others enjoying the hospitality
of Mrs. Spencer were: Mrs. Rouse
Lupton, Mrs. Jack Lupton, Mrs.
Wahab Cahoon, Mrs. D. B. Willis
and Mrs. Nat Creole.
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BELHAvEN PERSONALS

Miss Martha Wilkinson Of Bel
haven has been elected Vice-presi-
dent of the Woman's Dormitory
Council at Atlantic Christian Col
lege.
Among the Belhaven people at
tending the Duke-Army game in
Durham on Saturday were DIR.
and Mrs. w. T. Ralph, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Younce, Carter Dalton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hodges.
The Hodges spent the week end
in Durham with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd West, of
Hampton, Va, were week end
guests of her mother, Mrs. N. B.
Mariner.
Mrs. Jimmie Dynes, of Hamp-
ton, Va, was here during the week
end to be with her father, Carl
Creole, a patient at the Pungo
District Hospital.
Miss Mary Bullock, of Norfolk,
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Bullock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Cray and
son, Of Kinston, were week end
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Johnston had
as week end guests their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Goodrich, and children, of
Norfolk.
Miss Gwen Potter, of Green
vile, spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. R.
Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith are
visiting relatives in Chicago, Ill.
this week.
Mrs. w. P. o'Neal and son,
Bud" spent the week end in
Chapel Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Martin, of
Roanoke Rapids, were week end
guests of her sister, Mrs. F. L.
Voliva.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Sugg, Jr.,
and daughters of Tarboro, were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Wahab.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom B. Respess,
of Valparaiso, Fla. spent the week
end with his sister, Mrs. Sarah
Latham, and attended the class
reunions at Pantego High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickie Jones, of
Norfolk, were week end guests of
his grandmother, Mrs. O. F. Walk
er.
Mrs. Herbert Smell, of Hampton,
Va, is here to be with her
father-in-law and mother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smell, both
of whom have been i'll. Mr.. Smell
was recently a hospital patient,
and Mrs. Smell has recently re-
turned from the home of her
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daughter, Mrs. Sam Chinnis, in
Rocky Mount.
Among the local people attend
ing the State Fair in Raleigh
last week were Mrs. Jimmie Cal
fee and sons, Robbie, frankie, and
Mike, William Hackett, Ann Bo-
ger, Cecil Smith, Bryan Ashford,
"Bud" Wahab, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Broome.
Anne Boyer, Cecil Smith, and
Bryan Ashford attended a choir
school at st. Mary's Episcopal
Church in Kinston on Sunday af-
ternoon. They were accompanied
by the Rev. and Mrs. John
Broome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller, of
Beaufort, S. c., are guests of
Mrs. B. F. Keaton.
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ENGELHARD PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Lindville and
children, Bridget and Patrick of
Winston-Salem spent the week end
with her mother, Mrs. Myra Pa
trick.
Miss Julia Reed of Suffolk has
returned after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. P. D. Midget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Starr Cox, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Gibbs and Mrs.
Jaunita Miller spent Friday in Ra-
leigh and attended the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Midget,
Mrs. Frank Midget and Barbara
Sue Midget were in Washington
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Cohoon and
Allen of Greenville spent the week
children, Ricky and Elizabeth
end with her mother, Mrs. Patsy
Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Midyette spent
last Wednesday in Washington.
Hubert Marshall of Norfolk visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Marshall.
James Smith of Cherry Point
spent the week end with friends
here.
Miss Ann Dudley, student nurse
in the County Memorial hospital in
Kinston spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Dudley.
Mrs. Annie Marshall Of Norfolk
is here with relatives.
Mrs. Fannie Watson and Mrs.
Eunice visited their sister in Cres-
well.
P. T. Long spent the week end
in Pantego with Mrs. Long.
Mrs. Jessie Harris who is teach
ing in the local high school spent
the week end at her home in War
rem County. *
Misses Maggie and Bessie Wat
son had as Sunday afternoon
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jen-
nete, Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Jennett
and sister of Elizabeth City, Mrs.
Olivia Aichel, Mrs. Virginia Miller
and Mrs. S. S. Neal.
Norwood Marshall of Norfolk
spent the week end here.
r. S. Spencer Jr., student at
Chapel Hill spent the week end
with his parents.
Mrs. Myra Patrick, Mrs. Lille
Meekins, Mrs. Hazel Jarvis, Misses
jamie Mann, Maggie and Bessie
Watson attended District meet
ing of the w. S. C. S. at the As
hurry Methodist Church Wednes-
day last.
Mrs. Ella Murray of Fairfield
visited here on Tuesday.
Zebra Balance fell and broke her
arm last week at school. She was
treated at Beaufort County hos
pital.
Mrs. Mamie Neal of Rocky
Mount is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. R. B. Balance.
Mrs. James Midyette spent Sat-
urday, Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Berry in
Creswell.
James Midyette spent Saturday
in Colerain with his sister and
brother-in-law, the Reverend H. G.
and Mrs. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Forbes of
harrisburg and Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
O'Neal of Kitty Hawk visited Mr..
and Mrs. Geo O'Neal.
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AUSTIN-HOwARD

oCRACOKE, Oct. 20.-Miss Vir-
ginia Howard, daughter of Mrs.
Napoleon Howard of Ocracoke, and
Clyde S. Austin, son of Mrs. Ida
Austin of Hatteras, will be married
on Sunday, November 9Th, at the
close of the morning Service of the
Ocracoke Methodist Church. All
relatives and friends are invited to
attend the marriage ceremony and
the reception which will follow in
the Church Recreation Hall.
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Yes, it's National Brands Week your friendly Colonial
Store and i'm cooperation with SEVENTEEN" magazine
we're Saluting the nations TEEN-COOKS who will be
the h0memakers of tomorrow. Nancy Carter COlOnias
popular home economist has prepared especially for this
occasion, her latest pamphlet "Creatve Cooking from
Nancy Carriers Cook Book" which features brand new
ideas for making cooking fun and eating more de.
lghful. This week. Womens Clubs, church groups home
economics classes Girl scouts and other community
organizations cordially invited to behind
personally conducted tour through Colonial Store.
Our managers explain all about meats produce, groc
cry products and many items. For recipes, home
making cooking information, write Nancy Carter,
Director of Home Economics Colonial Stores Inc p O.
OK 1885, Atlanta, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
NC. State eager
Signed by Orioles
For Large Bonus

RALEIGH. N. c.. Mar. IA
(AP). - George Stepanovich,
N. c. State basketball star, has
signed a contract with the Bal
timore Orioles, repeatedly for
a flve-figure bonus.
Stepanovich. a fireballing
lefthanded pitcher who played
only a little baseball while at
State. will report at Thomas
vile, Ga. next Tuesday and
will train with the Amarillo
club.
The East Chicago. Ind, ath-
lete was named to the Atlantic
Coast Conference all-tourna-
ment basketball team.
Last year Stepanovich pitched
in only two games for N. C.
State. winning against Mary
land and losing to Wake Forest.
He reported to the team late
because Of basketball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Nine Boiling Men
Enter Air Forces
World Ring Meet

Boiling Air Force Base will
send nine entries to the ninth
annual Air Force World-Wid
boxing tournament, beginning
tomorrow at Otis ALB. Massa-
chusetts.
They are Don Adamson Of
indianapolis, interservice fly
weight champion for two years:
George McCorkle Of Washing
ton. defending middleweight
champion: and Light-Heavy-
weight Bob Foster Of York. Pa.
who also is a defending Air
Force champion.
Also. Dean Harrison Of Aber-
deem, Wash: Hal Brister Of
Trenton, NJ. Jim Richardson
Of Kansas City. Howard Smith
OF Clarion. Pa; Ed Green OF
Sanford. Fla. and Louis Rey-
nolds of Crewe. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Redskins Likely
ToLose Bob Dee

The Redskins. who lost one
end when Gene Brito was
traded to the Los Angeles Rams
a couple of weeks ago. are about
to lose another one, Bob Dee.
ex-Holy Cross
player.
Dee. a 6-foot-4 husky Of 24O
pounds. came here last week to
inform Coach Mike Nixon that
he had been offered a job as an
assistant coach with the Cru
saders. Nixon said last night
he had heard Dee had accepted
the job and that Bob was to
call him tomorrow to let him
know definitely.
I'VE have Dee under con-
tract for next season at a SAL
any equal to a third more than
he will receive at Holy Cross, "
Nixon said. But II he makes
the decision to leave us we will
release him. He has our bless
ings."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Giant Honlers
Defeat Cubs

YUMA. Ariz.. Mar. IA tAP) .
The San Francisco Giants
downed the Chicago Cubs,
5-l. today on three homers and
tight pitching by Johnny An
tonelli and Jack Sanford.
Bill White smashed two
homers and Jim Davenport and
Orlando Cepeda hit one each.
All of the power shots came of
Dick Ellsworth, a high-priced
bonus rookie from Fresno,
Calf.
Antonelli worked five innings.
giving up the lone run. allow
ing four hits. walking two and
striking out two.
Taylor Phillips took over from
Ellsworth in the fifth and shut
out the Giants with only one
hit, a double by Andre Rodgers
Chicago IN 100 900 OOO-l 7
San Francisco 003 200 0Ox-5
Ellsworth. Phillips 49, and Neeman
Winner-Antoneli Loser--Ellsworth
Home runs-San Francisco, Whit
81, Davenport, Cepeda.
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Virginia Alumni Plan
Field House Drive

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Mar. IA Especially About 300
persons are expected to show
up in Newcomb Hall Friday
night for a dinner launching
the University of Virginia
Alumni Associations drive for
an athletic field house.
Ben Martin, former head
football coach here and now
coach of the Air Force Acad-
envy team. will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Pirates Slug
Braves Aces
In 81 Victory

BRADENTON, Fla. Mar. II
(AP).-The Pittsburgh Pirates
lambasted Lew Burdette for
three runs and Warren SPAIN
for four today and beat the
Milwaukee Braves, 81, for the
third straight time in the cur
rent exhibition season.
Roman Mejias clouted q
three-run homer of Burdette
In the second inning and Bill
Maseroski gave SPAIN the same
treatment In the nth. Harry
Bright smashed q round trippeI
OF Humberto Robinson. the
Braves third pitcher. in the
ninth.
Bob Friend. George Witt and
Roy Face limited the National
League champions to seven hits
Milwaukee missed a couple OF
good chances to score--in the
second when Yves Covington
singled and Del Crandall
doubled. and in the fourth when
Covington and Eddie Haas
singled.
PITTSBURGH Osu 900 l01-s Is O
MILWAUKEE, 600 600 IOO-l z
Poles: surdetse, SPAIN rs as. Robinson
go and Crandail. Winner-Friend.
Home ruIs-Pittsburgh. Mejias, Mas
eroski. Hright.
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Copper Again Covers
so Yards in 6 Seconds

UP. In the States 1t would have
been about g."
But the crowd gave Carper
a mighty cheer when his time
was announced.
Elias Gilbert Of Winston
Salem IN c. Teachers Col
lege, a prime Olympic candi-
date, captured the 60-yard high
hurdles in 70 seconds. beating
Robert Dohen Of France by
about 4 yards.
George Dennis Of Morgan
State College won the high
Jump with leap Of 6 feet, 8
inches. He tried once at 6-10
and missed. Then he quit be-
cause his knee, which he in
jured in the Milwaukee Journal
/ Canes last Monday. bothered
him.
Don Bragg Of Philadelphia,
who holds the world indoor pole
vault record. also gave the
crowd something to cheer about
He cleared Is feet. S inches and
then took three tries at l5-101a,
which would have broken his
own mark by inch.
Each time he went down the
runway, the crowd was hushed
and each time he missed. there
were groans. But like Carper
he got a tremendous ovation
when he finished.
. The runway was built up 8
inches from the floor and was
spongy, a factor which made II
difficult for the vaulters.
Bernard Balastre of France
was second with a 1894 per-
Torrance.
Arthur Rowe Of England cap
tured the shot put with a tos'
of 81 feet. l01a inches.
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SENATORS
Continued From Page CT

COntlnueu from rage III
Korcheck's liner to Dick Will
liams at third base ended the
uninspiring affair.
NOTES: Truman Clevenger
and Pedro Ramos will oppose
Los Angeles tomorrow. =. . The
Dodgers will employ Danny
McDevitt, Bill Harris and
Johnny Klippstein. The
game will be broadcast by Sta
ton WTOP in Washington.
starting at 1870, with Bob
Wolff and Morrie Siegel at
the mike.
Both the Senators and AS
now have 3-3 records.
Killebrew got a hit in the sew
entn inning when his trickler
down the third-base line
struck the base and ricocheted
away from Williams.
Kralick has allowed only one
base on balls in eight innings.
The Senators play tho
White Sox here Monday, then
hit the road for games with
the Pirates, Yankees and White
6ox.
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PARIS, Mar. IA (AP).-
Herb Carper, former Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh Splinter,
equalled his own unofficial
world indoor record for the
60-yard dash today by run
ming the distance in 6 seconds
fiat.
Only two weeks ago. in
Germany. Carper became the
first man in history to clock
6 seconds for the 60-yard dash
indoors. In fact. only Jim Col
liday. a former Northwestern
runner, has hit 6 seconds for
The distance outdoors.
A Runaway crowd Of more
han 11,000-the largest gath
ring to watch an indoor meet
IN Paris since long before
World War I1-turned out to
watch Carper and four other
americans perform.
Later. however, some doubt
Yas cast on the accuracy OF
the timers by Morgan State
Paul Winder. who practically
7wept the dashes in the United
states indoor season the past
wo months.
Winder finished second to
Iarper in the latter's record
leaking effort.
q Winder was clicked in 81
. seconds in his heat. That
: qualled the official world indoor
. record held by more than q
. runners, but he couldn't believe
. the clocking.
.. II couldn't have done 1t in
ST." he said. II was slowing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Cardinals Sign
TuckIe Ed Cook

CHICAGO. Mar. IA (AP)S
The Chicago Cardinals an
nounced today the signing Of
Ed Cook, former Notre Dame
lineman.
Cook, a 250-pound native OF
Philadelphia. earned a starting
Job as offensive tackle last
season. Despite elbow and foot
injuries. he played in eight
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Orioles Down
Phi||ies, s.

CLEARWATER. Fla, Mar. IA
(AP).-The Baltimore Orioles
clobbered Pitcher Ken Lehman
for four runs in the last two in
nings and took a So exhibition
victory over the Phillies here
today.
Ruben Gomez and Robin Rob-
erts held the Orioles to a single
earned run. The Phils
cracked a IL tie with two runs
in their half Of the seventh.
with valmy Thomas triple and
Stan Lopata's pinch single driv-
ing in the markers.
In the eighth the Orioles got
to Lehman with a walk, a sim
gle. a triple and two more sin
giles. all in succession. making
it 4-3.
The Phils lost a chance to tie
in the eighth when Sparky An
derson hit a Scorching single.
advanced on a walk to Ed Bou-
chez and Harry Anderson's
third hit. a single. Anderson.
racing from second. rounded
third and stopped abruptly for
a second. apparently not hear
ing Coach Johnny Riddle YELL
ing for him to keep going. He
got started again. but the throw
from rightfleld got home well
ahead Of him.
Baltimore added another in
the ninth on q walk to Chico
Carrasquel. q wild throw by
Lehman on Joe Ginsberg's bunt.
and a sacrifice fly.
BALTIMORE 600 OIO 03l---5 1
PHILA O0l 900 2OO--J 3 9
Pappas, Portoearrero t5l. Fisher 49,
and oinsberR; Gomez. Roberts t5l. Leh-
man 49, and Thomas, Hegan go.
Winner, PoTtoearTero. Loser, Lehman
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Leafs Blank Rangers
In Wild Hockey BrowI

fans when two other Rangers.
Bill Gadsby and Jim Bartlett.
barged through the penalty box
door from the ice and went to
help Fontinato. Then Marc
Reaume, Toronto defenseman.
and the Rangers Eddie Shack
teed of on each other with their
fists. Players from both benches
rushed to the ice. officials fell
under graphing players.
The Maple Leaf Gardens
Band struck up as the fans
screamed. and officials finally
got things under control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
sY SUTTON HAWKINS

shortstop. blames his current
arm trouble on the fact that
he didn't play winter league
baseball this year. as usual . /.
Visitors to the Senators camp
here are being kept wary and
apprehensive by a fup-loving
club executive who drops cherry
bombs in the vicinity Of unsus-
pecting victims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

TORONTO. Mar. IA (AP).-
The Toronto Maple Leafs kept
their Pickering playoff hopes
alive tonight by betting the
New York Rangers. SO. in a
National Hockey League game
that ended up in a bloody bat
tie Of fists before 1904 fans.
1t was a key victory for the
Leafs in their drive for the
Stanley Cup playoffs. A de-
feat would have eliminated
them. They still are in fifth
place. five points behind the
Rangers. Each has four games
left in the regular 70-game
schedule and clash again to-
morrow night.
Dick Duff and Frank Mahov-
Itch led the Leafs with two
goals apiece. George Armstrong
got the other one as the To-
ronto goaltender, Johnny Bow
er, recorded his third shutout
Of the season by stopping 81
shots.
- The fracas started in the
third period when New York's
Lou Fontinato checked LaWy
Regain Of Toronto heavily into
the boards. Fontinato was given
q f1ve-minute major penalty
and several players started
scuff1ing. But Referee Frank
Udvari and his two linesmen
got the combatants parted.
Play had barely resumed when
the Rangers Hank Ceisla and
,Mahovlich ran into each other.
That was the signal for players
on both clubs to start fighting.
Fontinato. apparently upset
by a heckling fan. made a dash
for the box seat. He was being
restrained by q policeman and
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VARIED SPORTS

NCAA HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
North Dakota Mlchiran 81. 3
HOuFon 81; Tex. Ann 40: Ark. 80.
BOXING
Wisconsin 4 Sacramento State 4
TRACK
LsU s6 Florida State 80
N. Mexico S3Is; N. Mex. Westn. f1ls
BASEBALL
Jacksonville st. I; NV La. State ]
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Rifle Match Set

The Andrews Junior Rife
Club will hold an intramural
shooting competition Saturday.
March %, starting at 10 am.
at Andrews Air Base.
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2 LATE SCORES
WIN FOR BRUINS

BOSTON, Mar. IA tAP).-
The Boston Bruins came to
life in the third period today
to defeat Detroit, Az, on two
goals by Winger Johnny Bucyk
in their televised National
Hockey League game.
Bucyk, of the Bruins famed
luke" line. made the differ
ence as Boston loosed a furious
barrage in the final 20 minutes
and broke a % deadlock.
Detroit Goalie Terry Saw
chuk made nine Of his 81 saves
in the final period and his de-
fensemen provided many more
when the Bruins enlivened
what had been a dull contest.
MONTREAL. Mar. IA (AP).
Henri Richard collected three
goals tonight in the Montreal
Canadiens' runaway 8-4 victory
over the Chicago Black Hawks
in the final meeting Of the
clubs this season.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-06
Nuclear Power Film On KNOM-TV Tonight

Through the courtesy of the California Radiation Laboratory, a>film will be shown over KNOM- TV this evening at 2, on the in dustrial application of nuclear power.
 This is of special interest to the people of Northwestern Alaska, as Cape Thompson is one of the projects anticipated for the use of nuclear power by the plan of mak- ing a deep water harbor at this coastal location in the Arctic.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-06
School Band Parents Told Of Anchorage Festival
 Facilities For Participants

Parents of Nome School Band members met with the band lead CT, Wm. Bixby, last Wednesday evening, for an informal confer ence concerning the Band Festi- val scheduled for late in April.
 Parents were enlightened on questions concerning housing and necessary funds for miscellaneous expense.
 An outline of the program was also explained to them, as well as information on how group of oyer 1000 students are handled during the two-day Festival,