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Navy Patrol Bomber Skids
On Icy Runway at Kodiak,
Shears off Wing, Bums
KODIAK, UP)—Ten crew mem
bers of a Navy patrol bomber es
caped with minor injuries Tues
day when the heavy plane skid
I ded on an ice - covered runway
! into a hillside, shearing off the
| right wing and bursting into
flames.
Navy officials said today the
accident occurred as the plane
was attempting a landing. The
pilot, Lt. John McKinley of Mid
dleton, N.Y., attempted to slcfw the
skidding bomber by reversing the
propellors but it rolled into the
hillside.
An alert crash crew extinguish
ed the fire in four minutes.
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Little Guys Down Jayvees
And Huskies Beat Alumni
In Last Hoop Game of 1953
The basketball games originally
scheduled for tonight were played
last evening due to the Christmas
program that will be held in the
gym.
The Little Guys made it two in
a row over their rival Jayvees
when they eked out a 21-19 win
and the Nome High Huskies won
again, 34-22, over the Alumni
Girls.
Nancy Tripp of the Huskies
didn’t equal her first game score
of 26 points, but enjoyed an even-'
ing’s performance of 24 points on
11 baskets and two free throws to
help assure a victory for the high
school.
The Alumni Girls made a tough
fight in the first half but faded
in the second half as the High
School girls racked up their sec
ond win. The first quarter ended
in the Alumni’s favor 9-6, but by
the half, the Huskies had jumped
ahead 19-15, then held their op
ponents scoreless throughout the
third period as the tally read 27
15. In the final period, the Alumni
rallied briefly but fell victim
again 34-22.
Others scoring for the Huskies
beside Tripp were Madeline Pis
coya 6 and Jeri Fagerstrom 4.
Seeing action for the winners
were Lucy Fagerstrom, Carolyn
Glavinovich, Marie Castel, Sigrid
Olsen and Madeline Mogg.
For the Alumni Beatrice Lee 10,
Marge Hay 7, Kitty Bjornstad 3
and Vera Huff 2. Also playing
were Beatrice Havercamp, Bar
bara Carlson, Nellie Sindelar and
Lillie Tunwenuk.
Douglas Cabinboy scored 10
points to lead his team to a win
over the Junior Varsity. Also
assisting were Tommy Drake 6,
and Junior Nershak 5. For the
Jayvees, Vernon Carlson 8, Skip
Senungetuk and Bruce Russell 5
each and Paul Glavinovich 1.
The scores by quarters favored
the winners, 6-4, 12-9, 19-14, and
21-19. These are the final games
of the first half, until January 5,
1954.
ONLY TWO MOTOR VEHICLES
AT PT. BARROW INVOLVED
IN "TRAFFIC" ACCIDENT
POINT BARROW, UP) — The
only two motor vehicles within 30
miles of Pt. Barrow, America’s
farthest north community, collid
ed head-on here recently.
A U.S. Weather Bureau tractor
and a Wien Alaska Airlines truck
met on a narrow trail ’between
the airport and Pt. Barrow.
No one was injured in the crash
but it left the dog teams as the
only means of ground transporta
tion until completion of repairs.
The average Italian traveled
less than 325 miles last year.
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Gates Rubber Company — Belts
Hobart Manufacturing Co. — Welders
Hydraulic Supply Mfg. Co. — Pipe
Jaeger — Compressors
Jaeger — Concrete Mixers
A. Leschen & Sons Rope Co. — Wire Rope
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Lincoln Engineering Co. — Greasing Equipment
Mallory — Blocks
Onan — Light Plants
Owatonna Tool Co. — Hand Tools
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Guided Missile Battery
Planned For Installation
In San Francisco Bay
SAN FRANCISCO, UR — Plans
for the construction of an anti
aircraft guided missile batteries
on the Pacific Coast are “progress
ing satisfactorily,” the Western
Army Anti - Aircraft Command
said Thursday.
That guarded statement was as
far as Brig. Gen. Edward J. Mc
Gaw, WAAC commander would
go following disclosure by the
Pentagon that Nike missile bat
tery is being installed at Fit.
Meade, Md., to protect Washing
ton, D.C., from enemy air attack.
However, the Army disclosed
several months ago that it has
recommended installation of a
Nike battery on government
owned 640-acre Angel Island, just
north of Alcatraz on San Fran
cisco Bay.
Thursday, Gen. McGaw said
surveys for missile emplacements
have been completed or are in
progress for the whole Pacific
Coast, from Seattle to San Diego.
Eight Candidates Seek To
Succeed Vincent Auriol
As President of France
VERSAILLES, France, UP) —
France’s senators and deputies
jammed faded old Versailles Pal
ace Thursday and began the
drawn-out process of «lecting a
■president of France.
One by one, the lawmakers
stepped to an urn in the palace’s
drafty wine-colored assembly hall
and dropped in a sealed ballot
denoting their choice for one of
the eight candidates running to
succeed Socialist Vincent Auriol.
In another urn the legislators
dropped a ball given them by a
page when their name was called
so that the number of ballots
would tally with the number of
voters summoned.
To win, a candidate for the
coming seven-year term in office
that has tremendous prestige but
little power must receive a major
ity of the votes.
It was expected that no deci
sion would be reached until a
third or possibly fourth vote.
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