Nome School Band Program
8:00 P.M. May 4, 1956 School Auditorium
End Run Walters
The Star Spangled Banner
Let Us With Gladsome Voices lethcenturv Anonymous
Ode to Music Chopin-Johnson
Rosmarin Overture Thomas
Yellow Rose of Texas Arr. by Frank
Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming Foster
Brass Quintet: Fritz Chambers, Ray Arnold, David
Barber, Peter Barber, Earl Towner
Round-Up Review March Whistler
Dance of the Apprentices From Die Meistersinger Wagner
The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers Jesse!
Trombone Solo
Peter Barber accompanied by Mrs. Emily Boucher
Oriental Fantasy Whistler
Entry of the Gladiators Fucik,
INTERMISSION
Presentation by the Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. 1
All My Heart This Night Rejoices vethCentury Gerhardt
Sixty Second Samba Walters
Plantation Favorites Frank
Valse Suite from Espana Chabrier
Carino clarinet Solo Metcalf
Charlene Hudgins accompanied by Mrs. Emily Boucher
Salute to Stephen Foster Hummel
Humoresque Dvorak
Fame and Fortune Overture Hummel
Bleacher Boogie Featuring the Majorettes Walters
Thunderer March Sousa
Waltz King Favorites Strauss
Old MacDonald Novelty Yoder
Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa
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ROTARY CLUB NEWS
At Rotary noon luncheon Thurs
day, one new member was wel
comed by vice president Dewey
Goodrich. He is Maj. Frarik Sieg
wart, commanding officer of the
First Scout Battalion of the Al
aska National Guard.
A film on sport fishing was
shown, courtesy of Larry Galvin.
Guests were: Fritz Jenkins, of
Munz Airways; Everett Adams,
formerly of Nome, but now of
Anchorage; Dick Miller of Wien
Airlines; Jim Grove of B-F.-C-K
Construction; Gordon Munger of
the Parke-Davis Co., and Rev. T.
Knudsen of Nome.
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Navy's Attempt At Rocket
Altitude Record Fizzles
Over Newr Mexico Desert
White Sands Proving Grounds,
N.M., W — Disappointed Navy I
scientists, despite a fizzle on their
initial try, are planning another
attempt at a rocket altitude rec
ord next week.
The first production model of!
the Aerobee-Hi plunged dramati-!
cally to earth in the southern New
Mexico desert yesterday, its main
motors never fired.
Naval research laboratory
scientists' said there was an ap
parent failure in the rocket pro
pulsion system. The booster mech
anism blasted the researdi vehicle
to only 18,000 feet before it turned
its nose down and arrowed into
an impact just a mile from the
launching tower.
The Navy had hoped to set a
new altitude record for a single
stage rocket of approximately 185
miie<.
John W. Townsend, the scien
tist in charge of the shoot, said
pending analysis of yesterday’s
failure, the Navy still plans to
fire an identical rocket next Tues
day from this rocket center.
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Wednesday Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Boston 2, Kansas City 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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New York 6, Chicago 5
St. Louis 10, Pittsburgh 9
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Boston 5, Detroit 2
Cleveland 7, Baltimore 1
Washington 7, Chicago 4
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Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 1
Brooklyn 7, St. Louis 3
N.Y.-Milwkee. pstpond, rain.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
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Hollywood 1-6, S. Francisco 0-7
San Diego 7, Vancouver 6
L.A. at Portland, rain
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UNOFFICIAL SECOND DIVISION ELECTION RETURNS
PRIMARY ELECTION, TUESDAY, APRII 24, M56
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