Allies Irrevocably Reject
Russia On Neutral
Supervisory Commission
MUNSAN, Korea. (/P) — Allied
truce negotiators bluntly told the
Communists Friday: U.N. rejec
tion of Soviet Russia as a mem
bei oi a neutral supervisory com
mission is “firm, final and ir
revocable.”
A U.N. spokesman said the Al
lied statement was the “strongest
since last July” when the Reds
were warned that armistice nego
tiations would break down unless
they abandoned demands for a
cease-fire line on the 38th para
llel.
The Communists replied in al
most equally strong language that
“any such attitude of arrogance
and arbitrariness will be categor
ically rejected by our side.”
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i Basketball Standings
! By Herb William*
The Nome Nanooks returned
from Fairbanks last Tuesday
where they had seen action in
! the big basketball tournament
1 held there.
Coach Pete Hahn elected to en
ter his boys in the A bracket in
stead of the B and after losing
to Anchorage, defending cham
pions 44-37, Nome was the talk
of the town for the superior ball
handling and heads-up play.
Nome decided to stay in the A
half of the tournament after their
| first defeat and played Palmer,
losing to them 35-28. The Polar
Bears then played an exhibition
! game with Wasilla and trounced
i the entry from the B teams 47-19.
| Buazy Swanberg paced the win
with 17 points followed by Chug
Willoya and Pete Larsen 10 points
each, A1 Sahlin hit for 8.
Individual record for Tournament
Pete Larsen .35
Chug Willoya .30
Gordon Swanberg .19
A1 Sahlin .10
Issac Larsen . 7
George Bell . 7
Larry Okpealuk . 2
Milton Willoya . 0
As the basketball season nears
its completion, the Nome High
Polar Bears record for the 1951
52 campaign stands 18 wins and
8 loses. Graduating seniors Clar
ence Willoya, Issac Larsen, and
Larry Okpealuk. John Sahlin
turned in a' fine job as student
manager for the team.
Second Half Base-Town Standings
High School .10 3 .769
Church .10 4 .714
Army . 9 4 .692
32nd Det. 7 6 .538
Blue Devils . 7 7 .500
Grayson’s Hustlers . 5 9 .357
142nd Radar . 4 10 .285
CAP Flyers . 2 11 .152
Remaining games on schedule
with dates to be decided later are:
High School vs. 32nd Det.
Army vs. CAP.
Army vs. Church.
7th-8th grade Mustangs vs. the
High School Frosh for the cham
pionship.
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Politicalwise . . .
(By the Associated Press)
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Pulse-feeling in the Presidential
campaign brought reports Satur
day of weakening in President
Truman’s strength in the South
and a slowing of Gen. Eisen
hower’s bandwagon in N e w
Hampshire.
It also was evident that the
entry of Sen. Russell of Georgia
into the Democratic race has sap
ped much of the power of Sen.
Kefauver of Tennessee in the
South.
Jack Bell, AP political writer,
said Russell was a serious threat
to any hopes Truman might have.
The President has said he won’t
disclose for at least a month whe
ther he plans to run.
, A Republican senator, Wayne
Morse of Oregon, said in a Los
Angeles interview Friday night
that Russell’s entry meant Tru
man was o^t of the running.
“This means,” Morse said, “that
every southern state will be pit
ted against Truman at the Demo
cratic convention and Truman
knows it.”
On the Republican side, chances ;
appeared dim for a sensational j
victory by Eisenhower in New’ j
Hampshire’s March 11 primary.!
Backers had been hoping for an
impressive showing to start a pop
ular clamor for the general’s nom
ination.
But local surveys by editors of j
eight AP newspapers found Eisen- <
hower’s strength only 10 per cent!
or less above Taft’s.
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