Big Crowd Turns Out
Fcr Third Game in
Pioneer Whist Series
Although Saturday was one of
the coldest nights this winter, a
good crowd turned out for the
third game in the Pioneer Whist
series.
Now leading in the six game
tournament are Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Glavinovich with scores of
339 and 332, respectively; with
George Waldheim 332, and Lillian
Woodward 328 in second place.
Holding third place are Ralph
DeLong with 326 and Audrey
Bayer with 224.
Winners of the evening games
were Doris Wilke and Ralph De
Long in first place, George Wald
heim and Borgny Reader, sec
ond place and Will Buchanan and
Ilene Schick in the low spot.
George and Loretta Waldheim,
Tom and Barbara Martin were
the committee on refreshments.
The next game will be on March
11th with Axel and Grace Eld
man, Stan and Beverly Morgan j
as committee for the evening.
WONT FIND TIME HANGING
HEAVY ON HIS HANDS
WASHINGTON —Sen. “Bob”
Bartlett told the Senate yesterday
if Congress provides a second
federal district judge for Alaska
he “will not find time hanging
heavy on his hands.”
The largest state now has a
single federal judge. Bartlett said
its 536,000 square miles are too
much for one judge.
Provision for an additional
judge in Alaska is included in a
judgeship bill.
TRYING TO KEEP TABS
ON U. S. 6TH FLEET
NORFOLK, Va. i/Pi —- A So
viet commercial ship, bristling
with electronics equipment has
been attemping to keep tabs on
the operation of the U. S. 6th
Fleet in the Mediterrean, a Naval
spokesman said today.
“We call him our ‘little friend,’ ”
said Rear Adm. Ray C. Needham,
Commander of Carrier Division
No. 2, who returned from the
Mediterranean today aboard the
Aircraft Carrier Independence.
He said the fleet is able to elude
the Soviet vessel whenever it
wants to.
BENEFIT SHOW . . .
WATSONVILLE, Calif. —
City Manager C. W. Masonheimer
didn’t mind the belated salute to
the red, white and blue—'but he
figures the method was off-color.
Masonheimer said that he was
impressed that 200 men attended
a benefit show to help erase the
city’s deficit from the last Fourth
of July.
But he demanded a police in
vestigation of reports that the
show including gambling, drink
ing and three dancing girls who
wore nothing but high heels and
earrings.
1961 WOULD BE DESIGNATED
"BIBLE ANNIVERSARY YEAR"
WASHINGTON UP) — Legisla
tion to designate 1961 as “Bible
Anniversary Year” was intro
duced yesterday by Sen. Hubert
H. Humprey, of Minnesota.
Humphrey told the Senate that
1961 marks the 350th anniversary
of the King James version of the
Bible and that the Theims-Douay
translation was completed slight
ly more than 350 years ago.
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POLAR HORNETS RACK
UP ANOTHER 100 POINTS
In the City League basketball
game played last Friday, the
Polar Hornets racked up another
record as they scored more than
100 for the second time in league
history. They scored 106 to the
AN.B.’s 69.
High scoring Hornets were
Tony Willoya with 34, Jake Titus
with 29, and Johnny Herman with
18.
Coach Bob Herman said today
that the previous high scoring
spree was in 1956 when the Hor
nets scored 121 against an ACS
team. In that contest Willoya had
49 points and Bobby Herman
had 31.
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WOULD HAVE THE RIGHT
TO BE TRIED BY A JURY
JUNEAU ij* — Violators of
municipal ordinances would have
the right to be tried before a
jury of six persons under the j
terms of a measure submitted in j
the Senate yesterday by Sen. I
George McNabb.
If a person wrho demands a jury I
trial is found guilty, under the j
proposed statute, he could be di- i
rected to pay the costs of the
trial, at the court’s decisions.
If he is found not guilty, the
costs could be levied against the
state or the municipality which
initiated the proceedings.
C. J. WOOFTER TRANSFERRED
TO WALTER REED HOSPITAL
C. J. Woofter, who headed the I
ACS here in the early days and !
has made his home in Fairbanks
since his retirement has beer. 1
transferred to the Walter Reed J
Army Hospital in Washington, '
D. C., after being hospitalized at
Elmendorft for some time.
Actor John Payne Struck
By Car Suffers Broker Leg
And Facial Lacerations
NEW YORK (i?i — Roosevelt
Hospital took actor John Payne’s
name off its critical list yester
day. Payne, 58, was struck by a
car Wednesday night and suf
fered multiple deep facial and
scalp lacerations and two broken
bones in the left leg.
The actor was struck by a car
driven by Bernard Selz, a re
search analyst. Payne was hurled
into the air by the impact and
thrown on the hood of the auto.
Selz said he didn’t see Payne
until it was too late. The driver
was realeased after questioning.
Payne starred for more than
two years on TV in “Restless
Gun” until quitting last fall. An
actor for more than 25 years, he
appeared in at least 50 Holly
wood movies before he stepped
into his TV role.
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