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The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20
GIRL SCOUT COMMITTEE WILL MEET TUESDAY NIGHT

The Girl Scout Neighborhood Committee will have a meeting on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Roy Conklin at 500.
 Mrs. Danny Walsh will show a film strip and report on her recent trip to Fairbanks where she participated in scout train- ing course.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20

All members of Beta Sigma Phi wish to express their sincere ap- preciation to all who made their bake sale such a success. Gerry Koonts was awarded the basket of groceries given by the sorority at their sale.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20
Conqratulations In Order

It's Capt. Wm. Caldwell nowl Congratulations are in order to- day with the announcement of an Alaska National Guard pro- motion which became official.
 Caldwell has been here with the guard for several years and returned recently from special pilot training.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20
LETTER TO EDITOR

Feb. IT, 1861 Nome Nugget Nome, Alaska The people of Nome did mag nificent job in planning the Bas- ketball Tournament. We should like to show our ap- preciation to the people who have entertained our team and cheer leaders. We will never forget our trip to the far north. May Gold bless the people of Nome.
 Sincerely,
 Genevieve Fletcher,
 Edith Cooper,
 Jessie Munson
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20

One reason global peace is so hard to achieve: The peoples of the world speak 2,6OO different lanuagages.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20

Bill Robinson of the Kenai team who took ill Saturday morn ing and was hospitalized, left this morning with Mrs. Edith Cooper of Kenai who remained here with him over the weekend.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Fred Cook, Ethel Adams, Henry Adams, Mary Will loya and Lillian Gregg.
 Discharged: Amy Anongowuk, Ralph Smith, Georgianna Wheel CT, Mary Statuk and Edna An Winona
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20

pr. Lee Mckinley. dentist, will return from Teller and be in his office here Tuesday afternoon and evening and Wednesday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20
N o T I C E

Members of the Order of East ern Star are reminded that there will be a regular meeting with a social hour tonight al 8:00 p. m. Visiting Stars are always wei come.
 Barbara Marlin, w. M.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20

MT. and Mrs. Alfred Adams of Koyuk are the parents of son born on Feb. 19 at the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20
Mixed and Women League

All w. I. B. C. League sanction forms and membership cards must be turned in 10 Sharon Sobo- cienski or Mary Ann Molitor no later than 5 p. m. Feb. 2l.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-20

Barbara Martin. w. M.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
Rstons Play Six Games
In Eghf-D0y Period

Six games in eight nights, in
Guiding stop-ovcr on their
former home floor is the Cruel
ling schedule on tap for the De-
troit Pistons prior 70 brief
break for the National Basketball
Associations annual East West
All Star game at Syracuse on Jan
uary II
Only two Of the starts, against
cineinnafi's surgins Royals Wed
resday night al pm. and fhe
powerful St. Louis Hawks next
Sunday at 2:30 pm, are slated
70 be played in the friendly con.
fines of Olympia Stadium.
However. the PiStons will re-
turn to Fort Wayne. Ind their
home base for IS seasons. on
Thursday night to tackle the Roy
ais in the second Of a backio back
series. Three visits 10 lhc llOOSlcr
city in the past three years have
resulted in Piston victories
They scored reavlar-season wins
over Cincinnati tlq5s-s9l and New
York (l959-60) as we'll as a pre-
season triumph over Syracuse last
fall at Fort Wayne Memorial Co
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
New Hours For
Ice Skating

New skating rink hours for
Metropolitan Beach were an
nounccd today by James J POM
po beach manager
This winter skating viii be
available ai the natural outdoor
rink near the Food Bar. from
10 am TO dusk Monday through
Thursday and from 10 am. to
10 p i'm on Friday Saturday and
SUNDAY The rink surface is in
GOOD condition for week end use
and music is provided for night
skating Nearby are food service
and reStroomS
Ice is about 10 inccs thick
along the canals. boat basins and
solid along the shoreline Of Lake
ST Clair Fishermen are report
ing catching Perch from 8 10 10
inches in length
The Bait and Tackle shop is
open wcek.cnds from 7 am. TO
4.30 pm and Will remain open
on New Years Day
. For ice conditions call WO.
3-3022 or HO. 3-458l MT Clemens)
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14

and Neomi Rogers. Tvskegee In.
sfifvte high jumper. each 70 rs.
eeive recognition certificates as
will, Miss crowder. Miss Smith
and Miss Terry.
Commissioner Kenneth Tug"
Wilson, Big Ten Athletic Confer.
ence, Chicago is the Clubs "Citi-
zen OF the Year" while Coach
Lewis NJ Crews, Alabama A & NJ
College. Huntsville. will receive
football coach Of year citation.
Tod Dean of the NILS Philadel.
phia Eagles and AFLs Abncr
Haynes. Dallas Texans. are foot
ball pros for 1860 with Roberto
Clemente. Pittsburgh Pirates, tax
lng pro baseball honors. A youth
ful tennis player, Arthur Ashe.
Jr., Richmond. Va. is designated
tops for 1860 in his sports area.
William G. Num-. Jr., sports
editor, The Pittsburgh Courier
newspaper chain. is the l00c,
sports writer of the year. Coach
Arnett Mumford's Southern Uni
versity "Jaguars" (9-l0) will re-
ceive The w "A Scott, II. Memor-
Ial Trophy. Symbolic of the Ne
gro intercolIege football champi-
onship This award. annually don
ated by The Cola-Cola Company.
Atlanta, Ga, is named for the
late founder of the Atlanta Daily
World. who was an AlI-American
quarterback at Atlanta's More
house College.
Eleven boys from colleges and
universities in the southeast
comprise the Atlanta Daily
Worlds AlI-SiAc football team
for 1850. The mythical team is
a.. follows:
Robert Dickerson. end. Bethune
COokman; Bobby 1readWell. tao
kle, Benedict; John G o d b 0 II.
guard, Morris Brown; Curtis Mi
randa. center, Florida A & NJ:
Theodore Cleveland. tackle. Ala
hama A & NJ; Willie Williams.
quarterback. Tuskegec; Thomas
Adams. halfback. South Carolina
State; Clarence Childs. halfback.
Florida A & NJ, and Taft Mccoy
fullback Morehouse
In addition to persons already
n"med. the below listed athletes
will receive special recognition
certificates: Charles Bivins. half
back, Chicago Bears; Jammie Cal
ed. halfback. Cleveland Browns
and Charles Sifford. golf. Los
Angeles. Calf.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
Wayne State
Meets John
Carroll

Wayne State University's
basketball team will play its
first home game in over a month
on Saturday, Jan. IA. when the
Tartars meet John Carroll in a
Presidents Athletic Conference
contest at the University of De
troit Memorial Building.
Coach Joel Mason's cagers are
in fourth place in the PAC with
three wins and three losses. Johr
Carroll, winner of the Conference
title the past two seasons. is
tied for first place with Washing
ton & Jefferson Both teams have
81 records.
Randy Zeigler, sophomore
guard who has been sidelined for
five weeks with mononueleosis,
will return TO the WSu lineup.
Wayne State has the Confer.
ence's leading scorer in Freddie
Prime. a 5-foot-10 sophomore for
ward. In six games. Prime has
scored 129 points for a 2l.5 ave.
rage.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
ICE FISHING DERBY
AT METRO SATURDAY

Metropolitan Beach on Lake ST
Clair near Mt. Clemens will hold
its 9th ICE FISHING DERBY
from z am. to pm. on Saturday.
January IA.
James ]. Pompo. beach man
ager. stated that prizes will be
given for the best Perch catches
recorded by men. women and
children participating in the event
and grand prize award for the
longest Perch caught during the
Derby.
Contest rules. regulations and
entry blanks may be obtained at
he Bait and Tackle Shop located
At Metropolitan Beach The Shop
hours are 7 am. TO 3 pm Mon
lay through Friday and Z am
% 4.30 pm. Saturday. Sunday
and holidays.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
Ice Skating
Condition Good

Ice is reported from 10 to IA
inches thick in the boat basins
at Metropolitan Beach and ice is
very solid on Lake st. Clair. Fis-
hermen. who ice fish in the ca
nails, boat basins, Black Greek
and ST. Clair, report catching
Perch from 8 to 10 inches in
longht. There are from IL to
Is fishing shanties in the ba-
sins of the park.
The natural ice rink, located in
front of the Food Bar, is open
week-ends Thursday, Friday and
Saturday until 10 pm. Music
is provided and nearby are
warm shelter, food service and
reStrooms.
For ice conditions call WO.
3-3022 or Howard 3-4561 (Mt
Clemens).
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14

The outstanding track and field
star, Rafer Johnson. formerly of
the University of California al
Los Angeles, has been named
Athlete of the Decade" while
Tennessee All State University's
Wilma Rudolph and Raipn Boston
will be honored as female and
male athletes of the year. Miss
Rudolph won three gold medals
at the Rome Olympics with Bos-
ton having broken Jesse Owens
25-year-old broad jump record
for his gold medal.
The clubs coveted Pioneer
Award" is scheduled to 20 to
New Yorker Avery Brundage,
president of the international
Olympic Committee, and the com
panion 1.-TWO Friends Awards
are designated for Mrs. Frances
kabuzski, manager, u. s. Olympic
Women's Team. Cleveland, and
Tennessee A & is Edward S.
Temple, head track coach at the
Nashville institution, who coach
ed the 1860 U. S. Women's Olym-
pic Team at Rome. The 1.-TWO
Friends honorees have shared
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14

Manville. more than 60 per cent
of all fatal accidents en- the
highway are the result Of ex.
cessive speeds and faulty brak-
ing mechanisms. Your safety,
and that OF your family. de-
pends on proper use and care Of
these brakes.
1t is friction that stops your
car. reports JIM. Actually. the
brake system employs friction
TO change motion energy into
heat The material that causes
friction. and then absorbs and
dissipates the resultant heat. In
asbestos brake lining.
Thus. II is highly important
TO your safety that the auto
mobile you drive is equipped
with thoroughly dependable
brake Innings. They must al
ways respond to the pedal on
steep grades as we'll as on the
level. at fast speeds as weu
as slow. in summer or In win
ter. in wet weather or dry. For
added safety. have your brakes
inspected and adjusted regu-
lariy every 5000 miles.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14

long association in the promo
tion of track and field activities.
Coach Temple, in addition TO
training Miss Rudolph and Bos-
ton, also produced the winning
u. S. Women's Olympic relay
team, comprised completely of
A & | girls - Miss Rudolph.
Martha Hudson, Barbara Jones
and Lucinda Williams, all of
whom to be cited in Atlanta.
Crowder, hurdles. Anna Lois
Smith, broad jump. and Joan
Terry. hurdles, participated at
Rome, making total Of eight
A & | students in the 1860 Olym.
pic event.
Olympic champions csssius Clay
Louisville boxer, and Oscar
Robertson, Cincinnati Royals star
basketball artist, are smon1 fhe
athletes of the year named by
the sports group. Rounding out
the Olympic contingent of hon.
crees are former A & | student
Willie 3. White, broad Jump,
Stone Johnson. Cramblins College
world 200-meter record holder,
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14

Other road encounters are
scheduled al Svracuse this after
noon Sunday and az ST. Louis
when Coach Dick McGuirc's club
meets Boston Tuesday in the
opener of an MIA doubleheader
and again on Saturday against
he hometown Hawks
The weeks first match with
.he Royals sill find Detroit seek
ne to maintain It's unbcatca
homc.court streak in the rivalry.
Cincinnati has dropped II straight
games TO The PIstons in Detroit,
dating back 10 the start Of the
ie5753 season. the clubs first
N the Motor City
Three Of the string Of victories
have been recorded here this
season. the latest by q 1892
count on Dccmber 2G The others
were recorded ~ the ,Cason open
or on October 26 by l3l-ll7
score and ON November - at
d Memorial ll6ll2
Overall. the pis'ons hold 81
edge on the ROYALS in the season
series 10 Keep the three cornerd
rae for playoff positions among
Detroit Cincinnati and Los An
eclcs at fever pitch
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14

at Bernay in Norm andv
France. He and his wife live in
Neuilly. near Paris. When not
pursuing his career, water :
skiing is his favorite recrea-
tion about which he has writ
ten in various French sports
publications.
The many aviation achieve
ments Of Captain Lesieur ac-
cent the slsills developed since
he became a French Air Force
pilot in 1910 lie holds the
Legion Of Honor and the Croix
de Guerre with four citations.
After completing military SER
vice in 1945. he was granted
a navigation license. and the
Following year. when he Joined
the French airline. he earned
a commercial pilots license. +
Captain Lesieur was certified
to fly jets as early as 1853. !
and later that year he set a
speed record OF 2 hours and
SO minutes between Paris and
Casablanca in a four-engine jet.
In April 1856. he was assigned
to Air Frances Caravelle Jet
program. and in II months
logged 400 hours on this craft.
BY December 1860. Captain
Lesieur had made 315 trans
atlantic crossings and had
flown 707 jetliners over 750
hours. Such is the distinguished
image Of a jet age record
breaker.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
Sp RTS-
GRApHIC

WAYNE State University viii
fll one OF the vacancies at In,
head of it's athletic department
next month.
Dr.. Richard iIovcl OF Spring
field (Mass) College will become
director of health and physicn
education at Wayne State Feb. |
The post has been vacant since
August, 1859, when Alden w
Thompson retired as divisiona
director of health and physical
education and athletics. DR.
fIovel's appointment leaves Tho
athletic directors post still va
cam.
Vivian Edmond. Ruth Cooper
Yvonne Barnes and George New
ton are completing plans for the
Week End Bowling Festival
scheduled for Saturday and Sun
day. Jan 81 and %. at North
western Bowling Center, Grand
Pivcr ard Linsdale. Teams are
being invited from neighboring
suburbs and DAYTON. Akron.
Columbus. Cleveland and Toledo
10 play Detroit. top bowlers. Ad-
ditional information and entry
blanks may be obtained from any
member of the group or by call
inc the Northwestern Center at
TY. 6-3336.
~sn third annual National
T ~'iirg Associations Individual
N-fch Come singles champion
sh'r is slated for Cleveland Feb.
1clc Dcadline for entries is Feb.
] This tourney guarantees 81 500
+ y the winner in the mems
dirision and $500 for the cham
r'on cf he ladies's class.
rnt~v fee is S37 for men and
SO for women. All men with
100 or better should take part.
Ladies carrying 165 or better
hive IN excellent chance OF win
nino. Entry blanks can be obtain
cd at any bowling establishment.
.
Sovcn former high school stars
f~om the Detroit area are mem
hcrs Of the 16-man 1960-6l Cen
t~ni State College varsity basket
holi snrad Robert Baker, 6-foot
6 fNrword from ST. Leo High
v'o~o he averaged II noints and
II rcbornds a game while pacing
RS tcarr to the ouarterfinals of
II" e'atc Class c tournament last
,c~"
I'oTor Bonam. 6-foot-3 forward
from Intsier Hiph. Bonam has
an excellent jump shot and is
r'aiorinp in physical education.
Finer Mitchell. 6.foot-5 forward
Chadsey High and an All-City
player Mitchell averaged twenty
~ftrtetf'
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
Jet Age Rec eord-Bre ecker

This year millions of vaca-
TONERS flew by jetliner to the
major cities Of every continent.
letting along at SIS mph is so
easy, convenient. and comfor-
table that travellers may be un-
aware Of the years of airline
planning and the vast expert
ence of jet pilots. Very often
they remain anonymous, since
relatively few passengers get
to meet them.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14

points q game and picked off l8
rebounds game. He's an e.cmcn
tary education major.
Ron Richardson, 9 foot-6 center
from Southwestern High. Richard.
son avcrased "a points and 20
rcbounds a game while maxine
All City honors. Jesse Grayson'
Cfoot-4 forward from Inkster
high where he made AlI.Subur.
ban teams for several years. GRAY.
son plans to be a mortician.
Ron Glover, 6-foot-l guard from
Central High. Glover was a two.
time All City selection while
averaging 10 points per game in
his senior season al ~.T.ral
Willie Hardwick, 5.foot- III guard
from lnkster-Roosevch High VINO
scored at a 20 points per game
clip and starred in football and
track also. Hardwick is a history
major.
q q
Carmen Basilio, the gallant ex
welterweieht and middleweight
boxing champion. was checred
Justify by the 5000 fans in Madi-
son Square Garden Saturday night
for his unanimous decision over
Mexican Gaspar Ortega: and nc
received more than 100 congratu.
latory phone calls and telegrams
from television admirers in other
cities.
His achievement was marred
by the ringsidc announce
ment of his suspension, immcdi-
aiely after the decision. Chairman
Melvin L. Krulewitch announced
the suspension because Basilio
had surprisingly violated a 1856
pound weight contract by scaling
1922 pounds at the weigh-in.
In Washington the State Depart
ment advised that the matter of
visas for Cuban players is some
what complicated. There can be
no rule of thumb about the mat
ter. Two points were stressed:
l. Any ballplayer already in
possession of valid us. visa needs
only an exit permit from the
Cuban government TO come to
this country. Since rdel Castro
has the reputation of being pro-
baseball. presumably his regime
will issue the requisite exit per-
mits. And if Minnie Minoso
white Sox star outfielder) is as
fond Of the American dollar as
people say he is, he will have
had the foresight to keep valid
g. s. visa in his passport.
2. Any ballplayer who does
not have a valid visa to enter
he United States in his passport
at present may be in for some
delay. There is this ray of hope.
A ballplayer can leave Cuba on
his exit permit for Canada or
Mexico, then pick up his visa
al the nearest us. consulate. So
maybe there isn't too much to
worry about, if Castro doesn't
play hard 10 get with those exit
permits.
Major league officials generally
adopted a wait-and-see attitude.
o
Sammy Gee. former Miller
High star, and ex-Catholic Central
standout AL Moran combined ia
lents Wednesday night to pace
Burch to a 6748 victory over
Alpine in Class A of the Recrea-
lion basketball league. Gee scored
II points and Moran 20.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
Olympic Stars To Get
Spotlight At Banquet

ATLANTA, Ga - The 100 Per Cent Wrong Clubs 26th
annual All Sports Jamboree set for January 81 will spotlight
Olympic achievement while paying honor to hirynne ath
ees and leaders in sports and the Negro national nterco
egiate football champions
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14

Captain Andre Lesieurs ca
reer is highlighted by the jet
speed record he established
December 8, 1860. when he
flew an Air France 707 Inter-
continental 1912 miles between
New York and Paris in Just
3 hours 81 minutes. Usually
such a flight takes seven hours.
The personal profile of Cap
tain Lesieur reveals hat he
was born September %, 1919
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14
D o Y ou Kn o W !?

When driving your car, 1t Is
wise to remember that the glib
expression you can stop on a
dime" is a myth. A full stop.
from a speed of only 20 mon.
would require a dime measur-
ing 40 It. in length. AT nominal
"city and village" speeds OF
80 mph you will travel AZ II.
before stopping Allow l2S It.
TO stop your car travelling at
40 mph. Going so mph.. you
can stop in 5 seconds. but
you've covered 263 II. of pave
ment. At super highway"
speeds OF 20 mph.. you need
SAC II. OF precious stopping
distance.
From the standpoint OF auto
mobile safety. -
your cars
brakes are the
most impor-
ents OF today's wv
four-whe II
wonders. Ac-
cordfng 70
safety engineers In the brake
Innings division Of Johns
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14

SILVER SPRINGS FLA. The worlds floating under.
water theater moved the Springs
by boats S0hp outboards
The theaer designed to visitors seye
water life is l35 feet long weighs
heaviest load moved by ouboard
towed the theater than mile the
construction site Two boats long
shaped theate the while the
ten Mercuys had 500
force to the 900000b hear against
25mph winds Since the theater eight
actually enlarged the channel shallow
tons OF he verhe delicate onehour moving project
directed from 30-foot tower erected the teater
The Detroit tribune., 1961-01-14

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JAN. IA, 1861
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-02-23

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Julia Carolc
Shaffcr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold f. Shaffcr, of Bayard, w.
Va. to Anthony Waiter Patrick. of
Logan. w. Va, son of Mrs Ella
Patrick and the late Walter Pat
rick
The ceremony was performed
May 81, 1860. at Sparta. n c., in
the Methodist church there by the
Rev. Mr.. Coombs, pastor
The groom was graduated from
Alderson-Broaddus college Philip
pi, w Va, with a BIS. degree as a
radiology tcchnician and is now
employed as senior tcchnician at
the University hospital in Morgan
town. W. Va.
The bride was former Junior
student at Aldcrson-Broad col
lcge and has transferred to Monon-
gahcla General hospital in Nor
gantoWn. She was graduated from
Bayard High school in 1858.
They are now residing in Nor
gantOWn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-02-23
Ripper Bill Would
Gust School Head

a ripper bill introduced in the
Maryland House Of Delegates
Tuesday has been labelled in
credible and outrageous" by Bal
timorc attorney Lyman A. Press
man.
The bill would give the governor
full power Of appointment and dis
missa of a number Of state agency
chiefs including those heading the
Health department, Underwater
Fisheries commission Game and
Inland Fish Commission. Forest
and Parks department. Public Wei
fare and the superintendent OF
schools
The directors now are appointed
by boards and are protected either
by the merit system or are sub
icct to removal only for incom-
potency or misconduct
Bill incredible
In a telegram to DR.. Thomas G.
Pullen, Jr. superintendent of
schools, Pressman said
The introduction of ripper
bill against you by the governors
Ratchet men is as incredible as it
is outrageous
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-02-23
Bill Would Lower
Amount of Wages
! That Are AttaChable

A bill designed to lower the
amount of wages earned by Gar
rett county workers that could be
attached by creditors was intro
duced in the Maryland House of
Delegates last week.
1t was introduced, read for the
first time and sent to the Judiciary
committee by the Garrett County
delegation
If enacted the bill would be-
came effective June l.
The proposal is an act to repeal
and re-enact the Attachment of
Wages or Hire" in article 9 of
the Annotated Code of Maryland.
1t provides that in Garrett coun-
ty there be a decrease in the
amount of wages that would be
exempt from attachment and cor
reefs an error in the present law
In current law employees in the
state are liable to have excess of
500 wages attached by creditors.
The proposed amendment excerpts
this county and says, In Garrett
county the sum of forty dollars
of such wages or hire, and twenty
percent of all money earned or
due over forty dollars per week
due to any laborer or employe by
an employer or corporation shall