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Two Pedestrians Killed by
Runaway Miami Auto
MIAMI, Fla., liW — A woman
getting out of a car accidentally
bumped the gas pedal, and the
car shot into a sidewalk thronged
with Christmas shoppers. Two
persons were killed and three
injured.
Margaret Powell, 43, and a man
tentatively identified as S. C.
Reppe, about 65, both pedestrians,
died.
Sophia Ortiagasa, 28, whose
husband said she inadvertently
started the automatic transmis
sion car into motion, was among
the injured. The other two were
pedestrians.
The car shot through a red light,
caromed off another automobile
and smashed onto the sidewalk
at a department store.
SHOPPING PAYS IEFT
HELP FIGHT TB
with CHRISTMAS SEALS
Willie Mays Moves to
Escape Racial Troubles
SAN FRANCISCO, [Si — Willie
Mays and his wife have decided
to make their permanent home
in New York after encountering
housing troubles in the San Fran
cisco area.
The San Francisco Giants
center fielder sold his house on
fashionable Miraloma Drive to a
corporation executive, a real es
tate dealer announced. The price
was not disclosed.
The Negro baseball star bought
the house in the all-white neigh
borhood for $37,500 in 1957 over
i the protest of some neighbors.
! The only incident ever reported
was when someone tossed a bottle
through a window of the house
after the Giants lost a baseball
game. Mays said a note in the
bottle made reference to his race.
After the 1959 season Mays and
his wife looked for a home on the
Peninsula south of San Francisco,
but without suciess.
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BASKETBALL
STANDINGS
Nome City League Basketball
Statistics:
Rebounds
Player Team Games RB Av.
1. Austin, Polar 2 43 22
2. Swanberg, Mer. 2 33 17
3. Longley, ANB 1 16 16
4. Hahn. Mer. 3 41 14
5. Steele, NHS 2 19 10
6. Caldwell, NG 1 9 9
7. Bandy. Ind. 2 18 9
8. Titus, ANB 1 8 8
9. Dave Bell, NG 1 7 7
10. Oman, NHS 2 13 7
Field Goal Shooting
FGA-FG Pet.
1. Titus, ANB 2 7-5 .714.
2. Geo. Bell, Mer. 3 32-18 .562
3. Fagrstrm, Mr. 3 8-4 .500
4. Jim Bell, NHS 2 12-6 .500
5. Swanbrg, Mer 2 35-17 .486
6. Kost, NG 1 18-8 .444
7. L.Trigg, Mer. 3 34-15 .441
8. A.Trigg, ANB 1 14-6 .429
9. Boucher. NHS 2 7-3 .429
10. Ozenna, ANB 1 15-6 .400
11 Locke, NHS 2 13-5 .384
12 Hahn. Mer. 3 32-12 .375
13. Caldwell. NG 1 17-6 .353
14. Hrwood, Mer. 3 22-7 .318
15. Longley, ANB 1 19-6 .316
16. Austin, Polar 2 23-7 .304
17. Larsen, Polar 2 20-6 .300
Field Goal Shooting
FGA-FG Pet.
Merchants 3 182-75 .412
ANB 1 60-24 .400
Nat. Guard 1 61-17 .279
Nome High 2 70-18 .257
Polar Hornets 2 109-27 .248
Independents 2 96-17 .179
Scoring Points Av.
1. Swanberg, Mer. 41 21
2. Kost. NG 18 18
3. Longley, ANB 18 18
4. George Bell, Mer. 43 14
5. Art Trigg. ANB 13 13
6. Titus. ANB 13 13
7. Caldwell. NG 13 13
8. Line. Trigg, Mer. 32 11
9. Hahn, Mer. 29 10
10. Austin, Polar 18 9
League Standings
Won Lost
Alaska Native Brotherhod 1 0
Alaska National Guard 1 0
Merchants 2 1
Polar Hornets 1 1 *
Nome High School 0 1
Independents 0 2
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Russell Hermann, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Doris Wilke
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
Meets first and third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
HERB JENKS, WJt
Norvin W. Lewis, Sec
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Ash Craft
President
Herb Jenks
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheor
—
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
WERNER BOHRER, President
VESTA SUNDSTROM. Seciy.
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