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Evening star., 1960-12-18
GOLDEN GATES
DAILY DOUBLE
PAYS $1,902

ALBANY, Calf. Dec. IT
(APl THE daily double
paid $1.902.20 at Golden
Gate Fields today, and the
new Mrs. Jimmy Durante
was q winner.
Mrs. Durante, honey
incoming at the race track
after her marriage to the
comedy star In New York,
shared q 50 ticket on the
winning combination with
Edie Hirsch, wife Of Glenn
ent f1irsch, owner of race
horses.
Looks Better ridden by
Jockey Bud ,Giacomelli,
won the first race and paid
$25. Ions Lad, with Ap-
prentice Frank Pacheco in
the saddle, paid $99.50.
Twenty-Five 50 daily
double tickets were sold on
the winners. Three bettors
had $40 tickets, worth
&9,511 each.
The California record
double return is $8,71l.S0
paid to five patrons at
Golden Gate Fields Novenn-
ber 16.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Mory's Potential Victor
In Black Gold Handicap

9.709 fans. The winner re-
turned $5.40. $4 and 1920.
Road House. owned by r. W.
Wilson and Earl Allen, paid
$3.50 and $6. Grand Wizard,
who finished with q rush on
the outside, returned $4.20.
Mary's Potential ran as an
entry with Tenacious and came
out Of the gate with the front
runners in the 6-furlong event
Meaux urged Mary's Potential
to a length lead over Chinese
Bandit and Cable King, both
long shots, around the first
turn.
Mary's Potential turned into
the home stretch extremely
wide as Road House slipped
through on the rail and Grand
Wizard came through with hi;
stretch charge on the outside.
Grand Wizard took q slight
advantage one.sixteenth Of Q
mile from home, but Meau1
shook up the brown color bear.
er and had the edge at thC
finish wire. The winner ran the
six furlongs In 1:l2hs.
The Black Gold Is named fol
the colt who won the 1924 Ken
lucky Derby and who lie.
buried In the Fair Grounds in.
The daily double returned 3
fancy $1S3 with Sickle's Chanc,
t$46.60) winning the first anC
Kathy Barbour ($5.20) taking
the second.
! A total of $455.565 was wa
gered during the day.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Churchill Downs
To Erect Museum

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. II
(AP).-Churchill Downs direc-
tors have voted to spend $780,
600 to erect q museum at the
entrance to the historic race
track.
The building. expected to be
ready by next falls meeting.
will house old photographs,
trophies from stakes races of
long ago. and possibly the silks
from Kentucky Derby winner,
Of yesteryear.
I'VE expect that people who
have objects connected with
the track will contribute them,
Brownie Leach, public relations
director, said.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. II
(AP).-Mrs. Joe w. Browns
unbeaten Mary's Potential
popped out on top and with
stood several stretch challenges
today to win the $4,000 Black
Gold Handicap at the Fair
Grounds.
The 3-year-old colt, who has
raced only four times in two
years, went under the finish
wire a neck in front of Road
House with the Argonne Stables
Grand Wizard taking the show
spot.
Jockey Clarence Meaux rode
the son Of The Battler who
was the 8-5 favorite Of the
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press


FIRST RAcE-Purse. 81 l,sO0: claim
sickle's Chanee iY'EJ 1860 s..sO O.sO
Springflsld Lady tBernis) $500 1900
World Traveller (MeauxD A.80
Releneho. Pensive Girl. No Seats
olea Miss. PUN scale. cosEiSant.
Side Wind. Time, 1:l43s.
=, sECoND, RACE Purse, $4,000;
Kathy Barbour tB'eI $40 ESQ s.eO
Houston Girl (Headley) SEQ
Lea's sweetie. Shes By. Big Tale,
Betty Blink. Honey's Lodge, Daring
Duchess. TiRe, 1:l3%.
DAILY DOUBLE l4-T PAID sIss
THIRD RACE - purse. $1,000:
Mosfe tLArkin) 1890 7.4O 500
MId Bag tYeHnEl 12.SO !.S0
Rsmifiestion. Senior Moe, Sister
les KudS. Time. 1:i4s.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: 8 fur
Bushien tHeckman, ...sO o..O $50
Native Son lsmithsonl 100 400
Check, Mr.. Joe H.. Busy Lynn, Cold Cold
ATs5i FIfrHA Aqstin Raerf,e vepn; Tine a;lsS; Gain;
ine; 3-year-oids and up; Ia miles.
Mike J. X. PhelDs) 500 4.2U 3.2O
My Decision tGnyton) 1.4O $50
Donald O., Hard-sea, The Lip. Pop
Andrew C-Stripe. Time, 1906.
b.
SIXTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 3-year-oids up; 8 furlungs.
Bonita Rita lHeck'nb 4.20 $50 500
King Boreugh tHanley) 1850 6.6O
Triple Geld tBrous'd) l;SO
Jeep, Rain Date. Time. TIA.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $2.5UO: aI-
lowances; 2.year-olds; 5Ia furlongs.
Ming Kin, q KenSky lN'ol 11.6o $40 $.:9
MaTset Mlast'is RoaS sIAliE% ls.ckman, $50 ssS sS
Biloxi Queen, Dudes Reward, Song
Of Wine, Thinking Man. Time. 1:O64S.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
the Black Gold Handicap; 3-year-olds
) Mary's Potent'i CM'M $40 4.0e $40
Road House tHernandes) $50 500
Grand Wizard (Combest) 4.2O
Cedrus, Gable King, b Tenacious,
c DR.. John Peters, Lolita Torres, Har-
rison County, Chinese Bandit, Roses
Gem, C Santiago Time, 1:12b.
a Van Serg entry.
b Brown entry
Bishop Stable. Inc, entry
NINTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
Handicap, 3-year-olds and up; lie
miles.
Golden Circle pkm'nn) $50 4.4O 800
Gray BahTam (Combest) 4.2O $40
Dalsax (ManganellOl ESQ
Our Bob. Diamond Heir, Miss Wood
chuck. Irish Dream. Lady Destroyer,
Sea Voyage. Time 1859.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Fife ] Wins
Charles Town
Feature by312

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Dec. II (SpeciaD .-Efiie J, only
ally In the field of nine, scored
. 31a-length victory over Ad-
miral's Party, q 45-to-1 shot, in
the featured Potomac Purse to-
day-at Charles Town. Harleigh.
second choice, enjoyed a head
margin over Ware, the favorite,
who was fourth. A crowd Of
only 2,l58 turned out.
With Apprentice James YER
rome astride the 3-year-old.
Efie j bounded out Of the gate
on the top and led throughout
the 61a -furlong allowance
sprint. The race was run in
1:2l2s over a good" track. The
winner carried 107 pounds, low
among the starters.
Winner Pays S1O.6o ~
Enie J, giving Verrone his
second winner in the two days
Of the meeting. scored her sew
enth victory In 10 appearances
this SESSION, returning $10.60,
$5.Sg md $40.
Admiral's Party. second most
Of the journey, had q length
margin over Harleigh. who
broke in q tangle and closed
ground in the stretch. Ware
never threatened.
The disqualification Of the
heavily backed War Novel in
the fifth race upset the form
players. Sent OF at LIS, War
Novel was removed from first
and placed fourth by the stew
ards for boiling in the stretch.
Victory 10 BanquO
This action removed Sting
ing Nettle from contention mo-
mentarily. Banquo. second in
the original order Of finish.
was awarded the victory and
maid IE2A 6fl Singing Nettle
moved into second place in
the revised order.
Competition from Pimlico,
owned and operated by the
same interests who conduct
the sport here. ended today
and officials expect increased
attendance beginning Monday
Among today's gathering, ali
came by train and 30 by bus
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Tropical Results
~ the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
FIRST RAcE--Purse. So 900: claim.
Ing: 3:ysar-olds and up; 8 iurlonEs.
Ontario M (HlneiesaD tie 1.40
sSSuth star tEairAelm) 2.4o
Mis- Miss SAs Msnusem:nt, ssesSas slisht Error. zSe
Eendypaar. Mtghty Proud. 10 Barry.
Tggs TTglymp,cs Ace Do Shy Valaris Joan.
Dead heat for third. 8 q
SECOND RACE - Purse, s2,4O0:
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; liz
EssssiS E:ms.'..I. EIetsl s.se s.iS s.sS q.
Our Host, Hand and Foot, Winslow.
Gal-Ass, P9pes Theory, Clara Marot.
DAILY DOUBLE (e-O PAID S37.4O
THIRD RACE = purse. $500;
claiming; S-year-olds and up: 8 fur
SCSsi Bang CCook) 4.oo 4.so a.7O
,Dsdedo9s icy lR,SC 4.4o $50 800
L0e0weed CSkoronskD 2.4O
=, culpsper. Postims Joe. Sky High,
Dead heat to win.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, S2,4OO:
slaimins; 3-year-olds and up; 9 fur
.ls S.ll:ss'; ;.. + :::,. s::: s''' &c: &c: s:sS ssS
Seataeiom lAdanasl $50
Nitims. First Fair. oeeare. Ole ROB.
Time, 1:11ss.
PfFTH RAcE-Purse, S..sOo. claim
ihs; 3-year-oids: mile and 10 yards
Expensive tChoau'tel 36.@0 II 80 500
Noble Union IBaeEa) $40 2.OO
Lady Vale (ROtgD 2.HO
gorreraig. Preempt. Linekin Bay.
Gallant Crusader Mary Meachan.
Sixth RACE-Purse. $500; al.
iowanees; 2.year-olds: = turlongs.
isnss.s az Isass oIsnn SSoIs1 1870 s.sS $;sS &
Dinah, Glad. oaklandon, Royal Record.
Al Pefley. Time, l:lO>.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
leEaness: 3syear.olds up; 1. miles
0esp0ken lSellersD $50 2.vO
sons6ird, Rigoletto II, volcanite,
Sid Old Boy, Furioso. Beechley. Time,
addad ATa Coral fAes Gables pqTss Hssaiesp g
year.olds and up; furlongS.
April Skies (MArtackl $50 3.lO $50
0 Pied dor (Sellers) 400 $50
ROom and Beard (Rots) 4.30
Matthias. Charles Admiral, Ac-
complish. Battle Neck. EurasiS, VIM
only, Cuvier Relic, Alsvin, Roman
Colonel. Sweet william, aYorky. Time,
1:09$s.
q Calumet Farm entry.
field.
NINTH RACE-Purse. s., 800; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; lii miles.
Pony Tail (Hln0josaD $50 4,3O ESQ
Tulassee tFAirbanksD $40 $50
Styrunner (ThoPnburg) 2,3O
e, Weeaen, Meno9p: Pouket: kins oare'
Evening star., 1960-12-18
$50, ,000-Added d Purse
Set for Coast Derby

Albany. Calf. Dec. II (AP).
"A purse Of $50. 900 added has
been announced for the 46th
running Of the historic Cali
fornia Derby at Golden Gate
Field April IS.
The inile-and-an-eight race
will be run three weeks ahead
Of the Kentucky Derby and
will serve as q springboard
since it has the Vests sopho-
more stars. Nominations for
the California Derby close
January 2.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Drivers Meet Toduy

A meeting Of stock and hob
by car drivers will be held at
/ O'Clock today at the Jeffer-
son firehouse, Twenty-third
street and Route /. South Ar
lington. :
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Lee Motmen Win

Lee High School defeated
osbourn. SOLO. last night at
Lee In the first wrestling
match in history for both
schools. Lee scored nine falls
and o forfeit for it's total. while
osbourn won two forfeits for
all its points. -
Evening star., 1960-12-18
PirnIico Closes
With Crowds,
Betting Down
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

SN@A Ss~SA-Ao e~-AASSe
BALTIMORE, Dec. 17.-It
was goodby to Maryland racing,
but not for long. as Pimlico's
2S-day meeting sputtered to q
close here this clear but cold
afternoon with only 11,578 fans
on hand. That was the smallest
Saturday crowd Of the 1860 mile
track season in the State.
Betting dipped to 1921, TIT
in sharp contrast to the two
previous week ends here which
produced 50 million plus ham
dies.
Pimlico's bugler. Ira Wright.
drew few tears with his rendi-
ton Of Auld Lang Syne before
the ninth race for it is little
more than a month before
Maryland's racing wheel begins
to turn again at Bowie on jan
uary 2i for the shortest winter
siesta yet in Maryland.
Betting Average Off
Pimlico's meeting was ex-
tended two days to include
this Saturday, making UP for
a two-day weather cancellation.
However. the final four days
here were almost q washout.
Loss Of the New York, New
Jersey and Philadelphia pat
ronage after last Sundays
snowStorm which left roads
hazardous, was blamed for the
sharp decline in wagering.
Even so, Pimlico completed
its fall session with a $685. :
885 daily average, highest
among Maryland's three major
tracks. The daily mark repre-
sented q l.3 per cent decrease
over last falls meeting. The
snowstorm last Sunday wrecked
the chances Of an increase
| Before the snow. the session
was averaging $1.136,435.
During the last four days
the Pimlico session averaged
an anemic $782,580.
Attendance during the 20 day
meeting totaled 314,4l7 for ar
average Of 1929.
SCOTS Jaw Broken
The extension caused Pimli.
co to run out Of stakes events
and the $4,000 Curtain Dowr
purse served as feature today
It produced one Of the biggest
upsets Of the day, with Charles
IF. Ebert'S Lorraine E. rallyine
from off the pace to beat out
Mares Beau, part Of a heavily.
favored entry, by three quarters
Of a length at $3.50 straight
Side Kick finished third aftel
leading until the late stretch
in the six furlong dash.
The meeting ran one day
too long for Apprentice Ed
ward L. Scott who was sent Il
the nearby Sinai Hospital witt
a compound fracture of thu
jaw after falling with Eriar
in the fifth race. Also un'
seated in the spill was Jockey
Frank Lovato. who suffered q
sprained ankle after falling
from Wing Again nearing the
stretch turn in the same mis-.
hap.
The most appropriate hunct
Of the meeting clicked In thC
seventh race when Last Day
registered at $24.40 with Jockey
Arthur Chambers in the sad
die. On the page in the racing
program facing tho seventh
race. Last Day" appeared il
half inch black type It wal
q heading for an announce
ment advising the fans to cash
all outstanding mutuel tickets
Obviously few recognized the
"tip."
Although he was not arounc
to receive congratulations. Stew
Brooks, who left for Florids
last week end. was the leading
lrider at Pimlico with "a win.
lners. Arthur Chambers. whit
rode five on Thursday. finished
second with ~.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
HARTACK
Continued From Page G-1

Continued From Page Gel
November Is. He earned $7,577
today to bring his total earn
ings for the year to $72.918.
Hartack also won the sew
enth race on Greek Star and
now has 300 victories for the
year. He already has clinched
the national riding title.
In the fourth race Hartack
who has recurring spats with
newspapermen and racing ON
cials. refused to ride First Fair
He warmed the horse up and
then claimed that his mount
was unsound. DR.. E. c. Clawson
Tropical Parks chief veteri-
marian, checked First Fair and
declared him sound enough to
run.
Trots ON Track
Hartack Immediately trottec
the horse OF the track and
Jockey Buck Thornburg tool
over.
Hartack had no comment
other than: MY words were
spoken on the race track after
I warmed the horse up"
The race started is minutes
late and First Fair traiiet
throughout the six furlongs
finishing last in the seven-horss
field, liz lengths behind the
winner, Palenque II.
Hartack had no immediate
comment other than: "My
words were spoken on the race
track after I warmed the horse
up"
Two years ago at Hialeah
Hartack refused to ride Fred
/ w. Hooper's Greek Circle. The
horse was scratched and more
than $138,000 was refunded tc
those who bet on it.
Bunny Almy, chief steward
at Tropical. said no action
would be taken against Har.
tack.
ANY rider has the right tc
refuse to ride q horse" Amy
said. "F1e Is not liable to any
disciplinary action as a re-
suit"
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Six for Arcuro

Eddie Arcaro has ridden in
six Of eight Washington. D. c..
International races, winning in
1854 with Fisherman.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
ChurIes Town Results
By the Associated Press

@@01~SeeSNS
FIRST RACE-Purss, 900; claim.
Ing: 3.year-oldS and up: about z fur
Ise's FsIly CKIrkl s2.O0 1890 sea
See See p lZanGAriD 25.20 S.8o
Little sputnie, baritone Bob, Pleas.
S o%S. Ifhsasst inaaest sS1sEs f@s 1sis SfIsa'n
SECOND RACE Purse. 81 900:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; 1 IL
x:::i.. VIZ t... %s:sss.: ,s.:s:s 4sO ssS ss s,:s
Anitas Folly. Helvellyn. Nedsis'
Small G.. Licornice Stick, Jack Sell,
Lonesome Steve. Time, 1858.
DAILY DoUBLE PAID sS1.2e
.sBs EsEsD J4:ssoa. eAsE .Ss ESi'' u: .SSS SSSS
Royal Holiday tcaTol eco $50 sea
DenA Marx (Gambardells) 44.SO 81 80
NO No Treusie, Easerles. Jet Rocket,
Plate, Mambo Beat. Time. 1913.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $1,000;
Claiming: 3-year-olds and up: ga fur
Friendly Ellen ts,yis, ESQ 500 4.O0
Sayemenew fSmlthl $50 Asa
Guilty Verdict (Reynolds1 2.8O
Anzmark. My Boss. Panther Gap,
Patuxant Prince. Countermand, TOP
Down. Sweet Lips. Time. 1:24.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, S1.5OO, al
lowances; 2-year-olds: about 9 fur.
Sarssao CsaeGulson, 24.eO 1o.eo 500
ssassi"s ashssHss Ss.:S. sti:d L.v,.,,, 1000 SS SS
'War Novel. Jeff's Jet. Swampscot
shake for Oil. Trail Miss. Time,
.Disaualifed and placed 4th.
SIXTH RACE - Purse. $1,000:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; 6la fur
stsrs Last tPalunbo) 7.2G 4.eO $50
Purple Prince (Sistol 1910 $50
Singing Bush (ParentD $50
Kalomo. Beau Count, Flying Diver,
Dizzy Irish. Grey Haze. Time, 1:22zs
SEVENTH RACE--Purse, S2,lOO: al.
lowanees; 3-yeAr-olds and up; GA fur
s!s.s.;s ;'issis E::.s r.p'as::s =SSS s;$ s;$
panstir: csnnibal, ware, Market
Right, War Bracelet, Kiperie. Time
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. 81 800;
Alley Cal (Arsenioj T.SO Also 3.2U
. Gentle Knock (CADeD $40 2.4O
Peratrice tReynolds) $40
Irish Spark. Behead. Golden Wed.
ding, Ambor Reigh. Time. l:502S.
Estate Of Samahs and Mitchell
entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. 1000; claim
ing; 3.year.olds and up; lie miles
Fleet Chief (W0od) 32.2O 0.8O $50
Mand Made tPalumbol $40 3.sG
Mt. Sterling tBilleauaD 100
Melody, Clean Linens, Detonation,
Rasum zami. Top News, Rare Dance,
Mayor Dusch. Time, 1855.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
CHARTS OF RACES AT PIMLICO

fcopyrighted. 1860. hy triangle publications Incl
FIRST EAcE-gurss ~ 900: eiaintng 2.year-od maid
ariytne: winner 9 segey's e. r. 2. b EoyaI Cen L.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
&+x@e
~ <~

A magnificent ~how-to" picture book
showing and telling the amateur and
experienced gunner how, when and
where waterfowl is taken in the Chesa-
peake Bay area.
To the non-gunner, the beautiful photo
graphs and drawings of birds on the
water and in flight reveal the charm Of
the Mediterranean of America.
WHEREVER BOOKS ARE SOLD. OR
TIDEWATER PUBLISHERS
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND
Evening star., 1960-12-18
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT CHARLES TOWN

Mondays ,
BEsT sET-TIME cLocK-FIFTH RACE
FIRST RcE-Pus 1000; esimns t$I2So; 3yssr-oIds
Evening star., 1960-12-18

FIRST RAcE-Purss, $1,000
Evening star., 1960-12-18

NINTH RACE-Purse. s., 800; claim,
ing; 3.year. .olds and up: LII miles
Pony Tail lHlnOt0ssD $50 4.3O 2.00
Tulassee (FAirbanksD $40 3.2O
Styrunner (ThoPnburg) 2,3O
Wooden, Meboob. Pouket. King Dare
Sir Shannon. Time, 1:45S.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

Up; about 6 fvrIonss.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

SECOND RACE = Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 2-yead-olds: 8 furlongs
kathy Barbour (B'e) $50 $50 2.6O
Gems First tLarkin) ESQ 20O
Houston Girl (Headley) $50
Lea's sweetie. Shes By. Big Tale.
Betty Blink. Honey's Lodge, Daring
Duchess. Time, 1:l3%.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

$5:sO MAJOR WATsoN: $50 s., go: Mr. FLEET. $3.50
Hande-$167 e56. Total handle for day-S1 .291,777.
Total handle for meeting-S30. .4O4,7S0
Attendance-1157S. Attendance for meeting-314.417.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-05
The Tricycle. Sets Views On Issues of The Day

ELMIRA, NY, R - The tri- cycle set, aged 6 to 10, is at least slightly confused about the na- tional situation.
 This was proved by a survey conducted in pup tents, backyard Wading pools and other likely spots. There was reward in trail ing the ice cream mans cart.
 Most of those interviewed had ready answers. A few seemed re- luctant to commit themselves and asked for time to consult their friends. One young man answered every question with: Gee, I know the answer to that but l forgot it"
 What do you think of the world situation?" was our first question. An eight-yearold gave it some sober thought. q think it's round," he answered. Other answers included: "Its okay.' Its in outer space"
 When asked to identify Soviet Premier KhrushcheV, the young people answered:
 ''I think he's wrestler" He's a German spy" He's president who travels around the world" An eight-year-old said: He's a 'communas' man"
 Our next question: "What's pol itics?" got this answer from a six-year-old boy: "Is it some kind of sickness?"
 What is a mayor?" drew these opinions:
 "Its a bad dream,"' and "a horse"
 Washington or President Ei- senhower." "Kennison." Ninety per cent favored George Wash ington, although some expressed doubt that Washington still was living.
 "Whats the Senate?" we asked and drew a blank from all but a six-year-old lover of jet planes. "It's a big loud noise," he said. q heard a senate boom one time when I was playing in my back yard"
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-05
Comedienne Will Not Compete With Nude Chorus Girls

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, R- Broadway star Carol Charming said Wednesday she cancelled her contract at the Las Vegas Tropi- cana Hotel because nude chorus girls and comediennes just don't mix"
 T couldn't imagine them Cthe audience) accepting me after sec ing a show filled with nude girls" Miss Charming said.
 She estimated her decision to give up the remaining two years of her contract cost her $2OO,O00.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-05
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
 A

IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF WILLIAM FRANCIS STRANGE
 For the change of names of William Francis Strange and Kelly Renee Strange, Father and daughter.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, by order of the above entitled Court and Judgment entered on the 27th day of June, 1860, the legal names of the above Petitioner Applicant and his daughter Kelly Renee Strange. have been changed to WILLIAM FRANCIS STRANE and RENEE STRANE respectively.
 Upon return of proof of this Notice to the said Court, certificate under seal of the Court may be issued showing the names as so changed.
 WILLIAM FRANCIS STRANE Publish July 29. Aug. 5, 12 19, 1860.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-05
NOT TIME TO MOVE THE CAPITAL

IF ANY PART OF THE STATE would benefit by N moving the capital, this part of the state would. Because 1t is very far away from the seat of gov ernmept often it's rights privileges needs and urgent necessities are lost in the maze and multitude of problems confronting the other parts of the state which heavily populated and closer to the capital city
 Because of the distance, divisional agencies have been sidetracked, withdrawn from Nome delegated to Fairbanks The problems of this coastal and its people far different from the interior and is due to this in great measure, that economy has been retarded An example of this the withdrawal of the Land Office which took 10 years restore and cost the End District thousands upon thousands of dollars in lost well and unknown delays in development
 Yes, we would benefit by the moving of the capital but at the time know that this is not the time to think about such thing spend time, money and effort such move. Alaska, the new state has many other problems and hurdles to jump before contemplating such change - which will come eventually and gradually and not by the acceptance or rejection of Initiative Mo- l.
 As the population grows and where it grows will in a great measure determine where the people will want their capital If Southeastern Alaska grows in the same proportion the other parts of the state then it could remain there.
 It is unfortunate that the people of Alaska had to be confused by such sectional issue at time when it should be united in its efforts to prepare the foundation for the fastest growing state in the Union
 So let's leave the capital where it is for noW-but hold off any big scale building plan until the state is ready and able to plan expansion
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-05

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN KARAMETROS, deceased.
 No 60-20-P
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that James Pappas of Nome, Alaska, has been duly appointed Administrator of the Es- tate of John Karametros. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate shall present them, in proper legal form, with vouchers attached to the said Administrator at Nome, Alaska, within a period of six t6 months from the date of this notice.
 DATED this 4th day of August, 1960
 JAMES PAPPAS,
 Administrator Virgil D. Vochoska Attorney at Law Attorney for Administrator Publish Aug 5, l2, l9, 26, 1860
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

George F. Norris
Eugene Johnson
Eliza J. Mendez
Frances Ventura
Joann Harvey
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Louis Harvey
Francis Patricio
Katherine Norris
Eugene Jose
Albert j. Lopez
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Chairman
Trea Surer
Secretary
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