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The Nome nugget., 1939-06-16
Charting Flyways of Birds

Following the migratory flight of the countless ducks, geese and shore birds that every year come to Alaska to build their nest and rear their young, l.. J. Goldman of the U. S. Biological survey is in Fairbanks, preparing for his summer work.
 MT. Goldman has patrolled the Pacific Always from the high arc Iic to near the equator gather ing information that will aid in the active conservation programs of three nations of the North Am erican continent. Outlining tEe steps that the United States has taken toward conserving it's wild life, MT. Goldman stated:
 In the early l920's the govern Bnent of the United States realiz ed that its wild game was as much natural resource as it's forests. minerals, and land. It was at this time that the first ac tive steps were taken toward con serving wildlife. Like any other natural resource the government wished to know just wha: its assets were in regard to game birds and animals.
 It was through the data com piled by the Biological Survey some 20 years ago that lead the
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-16

Information is desired of Flu gene Posey Gordon, formerly of Texas, by profession a newspaper man, who lived in Dawson, and later at Nome and other places in Alaska, and who has not been heard from for some years. If alive he would now be 76 years old. Please send information to Miss Gordon Hirsch, Apt. 210, l70l 18th Streets N. w., Wash ington, D. C.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-16
NOTICE

The Nome Nugget has just com pleted the printing of new Legal forms on card board, they are for use when owners of mining pro perty lease to other parties, and are termed Non-liability Notices for wages and other debts con- tracted by leasees. They are for sale at 500 each or 3 for $100
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-16
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX
TO ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN:

CONCERN:
 In accord with Chapter %, Ses sion Laws of Alaska. 1919, and amendment thereto, all male per sens between the ages of twenty one and fifty years, who are not sailors in the United States Navy or Revenue Cutter Ser vice, volunteer firemen, pauper or insane persons" are required to pay an annual School Tax of FIVE DOLLARS (S5.00).
 This tax is due and payable after the first Monday in the month of April and shall be paid before the first day of May, pro viding you are in the Territory of Alaska on said first date; if not, the tax is due within thirty days after your arrival in AL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Everett Women
Win Pin Money!

Perseverance of the finest kind
was rewarded in the annual kandi-
cap bowling tournament for North
west women at the Broadway al
leys Sunday.
After shooting in every tourney
for Northwest women for seven
years. and never sharing in the
prize money. the Everett Recrea-
ton No. ! team got going IN the
Tacoma meet and Won first money
over rs other teams The Everett
ladies, who comprise one of the
best teams in the Northwest. with
team average Of 794 rolled
total of 1928, including 239 pins
handicap.
Second place in the big pin tour
ney went To The Spar. of Aber-
deem. which rolled a total Of 276s
Langelana OIL. Tacomas strongest
team. placed third. with 2763 The
remaining winners. in order. were.
Pioneer. Shelton. 2741: Signal OIL.
Seattle. 2740; Cammarano Broth
ers. Tacoma. 2729: Sherfy's Mar
ket. Aberdeen. 270l.
Other teams which bowlcd IN
the tournament, and their scores,
were: Weisfield and Goldberg. Sc
attic. 2657. Three Brothers Dye
Works, Seattle, 1926; Turf Smoke
Shop. Seattle, 2605, Alt Heidel-
berg. Tacoma, 25s5; Broadway Al
leys. Tacoma, 26s5; Everett Recre-
alton No. 2. 2740; Helen Davis. Ia
coma, 25s3; Lee Hotel, Port An
geles, 2613. Granger Fuel Seattle
2570. Jacks Griddle. Tacoma.
1924 Roses Place, Port Angeles
PASS: Pacific Match, Tacoma. 2602
North Pacific Bank. Tacoma. 2555,
Brown and Haley, Tacoma. 1868;
Sherman Tackle, Tacoma, 1888.
Mckinley Avenue Merchants, Ia
coma. PASS. DR.. l.. s Milestone.
Tacoma. 2644; Dons Pagoda, Ia
coma, 1888. Archers CONNECTION
cry Tacoma, 252l; Seattle Serv-
ice Fire Fuel, 1886.
The women stars were still fir
ing away at the head pin IN their
doubles and singles competition
late Sunday night The scores in
these events are being checked to-
day by Fern Coles, under whose
direction the tournament was
staged. and will be announced
Tuesday.
The scores:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

annual Tacoma Winter Sports Fes-
tival at Paradise valley, Feb. II
and u. That's d cinch.
There are two solid reasons
one Of them old the other quite
new-why all the stars OF local
skidom will turn out for the event.
Reason No. this is the old
one concerns the rewards To be
gained by the winners Of the mems
and women's slalom. Disgustingly
mcrcenary. perhaps but no other
races in this section carry such
useful and valuable rewards.
There are the beautiful per-
petual trophies, The Times cup
for the men, and the Rhodes
Brothers cup for the women And
then there is The Times wrist
watch for the masculine victor.
and the Grimstead bracelet which
Will adorn the wrist Of the fem
inine winner. And all very nice to
take home
The Tacoma Day races this is
reason No. p. in case you don't
know. are the only ones scheduled
for Paradise valley this year not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Clipper Ice Six
Blanks Seahawks

sPohAst,--Ths spokane CUP.
pers completed shDtoui ~ every
opponent IN the Pacific Coast lee
HOcksy league BY banking the
Seattle Eeaha ess 3 10 o last
night
Ths cellar champions previously
bat Portland 10 % 0 ard Van.
efDysr D 70 o n succession last
week
SPOKANE I'D all iis scoring
against Seattle IN little more
thar me first seven minutes Of
ihe third period,
seasiles goaiie. Emmett Henns
suffered a diaioeatsd finger on his
left hand and had 10 Leave the
game After a i5.mlnUte delay.
Dave DONnis replaced venHs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

Junior Hi
Athletes!

SAN FRANCISCO AT hu Z
fagin. chairman Of the Academic
Athletic association. said to-day an
ice cream cone scandal" charging
proselyting Of junior high school
athletes would be thoroughly In
vestigatcd
Fagin described a. apparently
well-founded' the reports that
promising junior high basketball
players had been "lured' 10 high
schools out ~ their districts hy
everything from street car tokens
10 ice cream cones
Association officials said there
was no inter-ncholastic ruling
governing such asserted sub.
sides but that thorough inves.
legation would be started by the
association today.
a local sportswrlter. comment.
ing on the furorc. said II the
poison of pfoselyting sccps much
farther down the academic scale
no one viii know what 10 expect
next.
In my minds eye he said. Il
can see the athletic directors Of
grammar schools hanging around
kindergsrtons after hours, their
pockets bulging With all-day suck
ers. calico dogs and stem. winding
Fcrdinands tho Bull To convince
toddlors that public grammar
school No II viii treat them right
after they learn to read and
write
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

counting the annual Silver SKIS
race in the spring.
There will be other meets but
all are limited 10 certain skiers,
as for example. the various high
school and college competitions
which have been scheduled for the
valley. The Rainier National PARK
Co. for the first year. vii not
stage its novice and class A SKI
championships, leaving the Ia
coma Day races and the Silver
Skis the only open events caraed
for the Paradise season.
CKI racers. We have discovered
- rather surprisingly foWn on
prices. Seems they q
much rather have trophies or even
medals. They Ike 10 nave some
thing A. which they can point
with pude something permanent
They find i difficult % display a
pair Of SIX! poles for instance. and
say. See these. ! vas given them
for winning third place.
Give the skier something ns can
place or the msntel Or use for a
fob and ne is happy.
TINS might De taken INTO cousid-
Grafton BY the Tacoma Day skl
committee. Always before. al the
high placing skiers, except the
winners. have been given various
merchandise awards. The skiers
themselves say. Give Us trophies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
~ JERRY RgoNnfnIp
Ma SefA Ice Snnri. Writer

ct fAtL-Fourtecn yeArs ago tbs winter little hlona-
haired Nd barely Of kindergarten axe veuturca onto
the frozen surface OF = ST Paul rand
lie couldn't skate LICK he took chances re
pair Of douhc-runners, the most foolrFoo 81 all
skates
II was humble beginning all right. hut to-day
Robin lie. at 10 il meas national figure skatinx
champion has eecn Tor four straight wears -.
represented Uncle sam In the winter olStnplcs in
German, when he enls IS and nrcbabl,
win his NTH straight title in tho national
meet 81 Paul. Jan. le-eo-eI.
Athlete is stamped all over this goodooklng Young
You watch him walk and you notice how well
eoordnsted he Is You listen 10 him talk YOU realize
how mentally alert he
Guess would have been = champion at all
If II hadn't been for Dad" he.u tell YOU Until | wAa
10 had ideas about being a figure skater. Hut Dad
had the ideas ana they serious"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
SlTz NJ ARkS
A0RIAGE

HERR OTTO LANG. the Arlberg
artist Of the skis. VAS directing
. group Of his pupils on Paradise
valleys Alta Vista last SATURDAY..
Suddenly q pair Of skis. attached
10 wlld-eved Young man. scream
ed past, travelling break-neek for
tragedy, utterly out 81 control
The rocketing lads SKIS smashed
into deep depression and he
seemed TO explode in gevscr Of
snow. skis, legs ana arms. He lay
still.
Lang and his class. pretty
frightened. went 10 his aid.
Hurt - Lang asked.
Nav" said the voath.
Lang who is high priest in
the shrine Of controlled skiing.
fixed the skiing hereto with stern
eyes
To do Eat" Lang shouted. 1t
ees not courage. il ees stupeed
In black mood. the skiing macs
tro turned and resumed his IN
struction.
About five minutes later, the
same skier came whipping down
the hill again. As before, he was
running. like madman, full tilt
down the steep slope. And as be
fore. he came to An abrupt and
terrifying stop.
\ flNr ennd-
natured expression had turned in
10 savage scowl. simply couldn't
contain himself. In a wild, haunt
ing voice, he screamed at the
youth:
Yum more time like dat I
geeves you he cried. and zen
] takes away zee skis. Nun more
time"
AS Herr Otto said. 1T ees stu
peed" simply to point pair Of
skis down a hill and ride them
until you fall. Anybody can do
that A matter Of gravity taking
its natural course. The trouble
is. too many Sunday skiers. who
are much more lethal than Sun
day drivers. do that very thing
simply point en- down and pray"
EVERY top-flight skier in the
- Pacific Northwest raser
Amick. Neu, Scevs and all the
others worth leaving the lobby to
see-will be on hand for the eighth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
5 Fights Set
For Thursdav

Completed Monday by Promoter
VIII Maylon. here's the way
Thursdays boxing card al Green.
wleh coliseum stacks up,
Main event, 10 rounds. light.
weights Truman Kennedy. of
Bellinsham vs.. Glen strong. Of
Tacoma
semi-flnal. siN rounds. light.
weights Buddy smith. Of nelllnE
ham, Va Paul Smith, of Tacoma
Special event. four rounds. welt.
erweights Davy Ward, Of Taco.
ma. vs. jules Trolles. IT gsneou.
Vor. h. c.
Second prolim. four rounds wei.
tcrweighia HANK Curtis. ~ Ia.
coma, Va. Freddie Wilson. Of
keino,
Opener. four rounds, light.
hcaYywcighiA wayne Aber.
crombc, Of wenatohee, Va ogis
Brock. 81 Portland
The Kennedy siroag scrap.
sought bs the Tacoma promo.
ter for Two months. IL a re-
match Of their toffid hattie
here last November 10 In
which Kennedy gained . hair.
lin. eail over the sharpshoot-
Ing Tacoma bos,
The sll-smi,h semi d ~ \
promises 10 he an interesting mis-
II the hellinphsm lightweight
continues To show the form he ha.
displayed Ia either Hotthwssl
cities. He'll have To he good IL
his initial Tacoma appearance
however, II he hopes Ia stay oven
with the classy Pau
Ward, Freddie atocles pride
and JOY draws an opponrni 81
recognized ability IN T'folles. an.
other boy who has never shown
hls wares here but sho en- Joys a
good reputation elsewhere In TIA.
Northwest Trollss u = fuil.fiedged
weltefweiEhl carrying in the
neighborhood Of Its pounds hss.
ms grown all the saY from the
lightweight division In years
time. and The added poundsgs has
made him truly formidable
battlef.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

A terror o. the high seas ysa
the Confederate steamship Ala
osms which captured 10 less
than s. Federal SHIPS Up ard down
The Atlantic during the years
1s62-64.
The famous prvsteer NaS built
at Bukenhead, England under
circumstances 50 unusual that
Charles Francis Adams, United
States minister. called the British
governments attention 70 i.
Instructions 70 seize the vessel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

we're delayed and on July q. 1897.
she set sail for the Azores where
sne Yah fitted out - a gunDOat
Under command u Capt Raphael
Semmes. the Ala hama for -
months terrOrized Federal merch-
anthem
The "Alabsna" destroyed more
than So 900 90 worth u merchan-
disc sent insurance Tatea SKY
rocketing. forced the transfer ~
hundreds % merchant ships n for
eign registry and opened me most
dangerous diplomatic controversy
between me l.. & and Great
Britain Of that generation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
NI>~ STAIR ftItr
Al Aaf IN II

ERoM then there seal In sight. Ne haa he
proficient skater b. me time hs 10. In
another war father taught hlm enough win ths
mems figure skating championship ~ Minnesota
Thereafter II was Just matter u developing hin.
self into nationai champion With The Olympic title
his ultimate goal
They 80, pretty good skaters ts
Europe. Naa they've such . brad start
Figure skating has sesa q hig thing the
tincnt TOE sesrs. Not that tses have any t~f,ef
athletes than Amrfieans They jus, know
about the sport
au, that wan't ne for Ions he paints eat .ita r..
msfkAhie how iast figure skating sweeping tina osun
Try. And AL cur future champions arr being
started Young
Five years lsnt yeung t. pat ths first pair
% skates child he figures they might not have
tho mental capacity t. Nheogb fire points II nssfae
ton before that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

After two years u searching for
this elusive and dangerous enemy.
Federal cruisers located her On
June i 1884 IN the harDOf 81
CherbOurg. France On the 18Th
~ q 5. "Kearearge under Cap
Tain john \ #iHaiON. sailed into
port ard sank the Alabama -"
within one hDsT
Became che had been fitted out
b. England. The Alabama be-
came the center II an information
al diplomatic storm which WsS
settled BY Great BHtains pay
meDt IT SIS 900 900 10 the United
StateE u cover all claims.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

Baseball Heads
Meet II Seattle

sgATvt.G--rseifla tsnsst h~se.
bah league owners ana managers
gathered today for thstr snnDAi
a'id. sinssr ms~ssuss Ioarnsytn1
10 Seattle FOR the first time N
years
Sessions ssii apsu sfflslsliy To-
morrow with adoption ~ . 7t-
week playing sebsdsils for the
year the atsin Item u business
charge IN ~ pssyvs tvsst
may ~ s"uahe Ciutsa ere hsta
- - sspesssssea pc, sss iris
year ssA viii ~ llmise6 h 70
ssss yssr " psss~st sutss
STAND. Manager JsSk t.~ttseit
NJ seattle ssla the toss mnsss
"~ssstd thssat~s W. siass ~
hssshsti played In shss
league"
Owner " J Heheftsr ana Man.
sEsf hili Sweeney nf Portland are
expected ~ lead ths fight against
The limit rule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

CARY, ~ .sldar Andersen. u
Oslo. Norway, added the elaAs A
championship title II the Sorg.
Hii tournament ia hla ianfeis to-
day. Ne made jumps Of iT2 feet
and Isi feet the latter the long
nni II the tournament before i5.
600 persons A. the clubs grounds
yesterday II Acofe q total II ifs
ggluFH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
stBIs TRIMS atkD
ron FLORIDA T1It.I

VNfsN1FU0l III y aVNf HaHlH
81 Portland. ore today held hik
second ma Bof singles championship
~ ths winter tennis circuit Satin,
NhO Son The Dixie tournament IN
Tampa last wees sdged the Fiof-
ia state title Sunday By defeat
lHs Gene Mako ~ t<sa Angeles
- 80 g-B. 70. 90 >
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
rtaIN iIsAif iDH
BILLIARD 6lltDNN

CHICAGO Ths first II 800
games n determine the worlds
three cushion billiard champion
Nill bf played here to-day when
TIFF Denton. kaIAsaA CITY veteran.
meets Chiesgo's Jay n Boxsmsn
j. IN afternoon and evening
matches
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Hoop Scoring
Mark Totters

A new individual scoring record
looms in the Pierce county league
Ray Mattoni of Eatonvillc and
Ted Henningsen of 7 l.. {. Props
arc threatening both angles OF tho
mark established by Bob Ineham
Of Roy last year
lngham scored III points in u
games or an average 81 l43
points per game. This year Pierce
county caeers are playing IL
league games
In the first three games
Hcnningsen has scored 10
points and Mattoni q points.
Hcnningscn's average II l6.s
while Mattoni's II 49,. II both
boys maintain this pace they
viii pass the 200 point mark.
More league play Is scheduled
for Tuesday evening. Eatonville s
leaders SO TO Glover Park for the
parkers first home game. Roy
goes TO kapowsin. ortius 10 Yclm
and = l.. {. Props 10 Fife.
The top II scorers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Double Runners Start Robin Lee Toward Olympic Title
ST. Paul Star Seeks Fifth Straight National Figure Skating Championship atty
- .pnD SWIMMER
A<n fEN>ls fl.ANfH

ENQUIRE skating ssys Hnhsn. u sport fur RS young.
It takes ans stamina 10 - . god figure
aAstes@ saeesfs ~Yan sxpena much en~rxy 4
expended IN 10 ~ ether spusts
A be- Raasn Lee eits swimming
tiss Bat hts rapiiy xEoslnx interest shs ics
vented him Ffam eeaeentfat ins The water sport.
We sheets IN fhs high Tos golf Es.rr tso h he's
time fnT concentration
Ne ia.ss fsr QUE Ws.ps - a. t~sss - give
him tse m.~f treuht~ n ~ ssstceah hee ~
mnash ard pschshy ~ M otysptv tstnss $3.50
the besf ~ tmssssas sssssssr fsrssspe shstess
10 nj. estiw stls~ u Miss toae tssees ~ npstea
wham he gives . asss ehssse II any pe>-
ssssss ms ~esa uss ss~ heis ~ c~esss C~n~ass
~ fngisaa
Aassglas Fsltx Rsspss. 1919 osxmpse sh.apssa . -
snst ever, says Rahtn snd rfnhseiy wtI ~ IN
pymne lists tetn
What chances would yuauu Nj lea have n s~aiiae
hws
Hs's sstally sa~si snslss ypens NJ tee
Hut Il Nehan Lee saa then sea nntiss u v cpo-
fhlsnt snaie which Rohla
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
COMPLETE NoNsEN So

BERLIN propaganda Minis
Try spokesman described IS com
plete nonsense today a report
published by the New York Daily
News that Max Schmeling heavy
weight boxer, and Amy Ondrs. his
actress wife. were under protec-
tive arrest in their Berlin fiat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Bucks Held To Tie
While Seattle Loses
PORTLAND, ore. - Portland

Bucksroos improved their standing
in the Pacific Coast Ice Hockey
league last night by holding the
Vancouver Lions TO % tie In a
duh contest. while the Seattle Sea-
hawks were being shutout by Spo-
kane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
WEAVER TO spEAk

William Weaver. president Of
the pierce County Specimens Ss.
ISOLATION. Wlll speak over khO
Monday at 7 , N. lie viii dis.
cuss fish traps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
TIGER REsEHyEs PLAY

The stadium high reserve
basketball club will meet the
Knapps Business college five Tues
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock in the
Stadium gym.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
, THE PAYoFF
Sewell Jump IL
More Evidence
Elder Wheel 10
Another Minor
AL SIMMONS announces

- lfNg .fnA4u ---
"A '',,'.''s
Win the utmost confluence
that he expects To play five
morn years In ths National
taa.
"ss" s'
And the old American League
batting champion probably viii.
provided his cfeahinx uHaetplnnlns
can stand the chill ~ the Boston
Receives hlustsry left field
A .aorr ar 90 az unwantsd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
BLOWS Own HORN

NEW YORK 49, ArCnic san lko-
mani. doing graduate work at Sow
York university plays IN the So
piece Violet band.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
rurHr II sIILL piors
ron stapst sDsi.fs

GIAHOsh Immediately beeonsss
- hssdlinsf Nlth the bees. Nhsf.
he Joins other former American
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Lukt sEwtIL JOINS ol.D
GENTLEMEN ~ HHOOkIys

CATCHER LUKE sFWEI.Ist
switch from the White Nos 4
Brooklyn Ia something IN tn. va,
81 additional svidener Thai ~. emf
neni author. Thomas Messy. ~as
right thai the National really
10 another minor
American Lssgiisfs " ho losr that
step don't 20 70 the minors any
more they 40 10 the National
League
After . pfafitsbi, campaign
with the Cubs. feey Issssyi,
sh. bsIpea the tsaksss Ia 90
mDrb world series money,
mas.s Into Brooklyn shIeh
siso hs. Catcher. I.hs sewsii
and Detroit Hsy usywssih.
American tssgus east ..ffs and
IL bringing ap iva more. Pitch
81 Nhii Wyatt and ttS chaser
ffed sinxtes. ~ = msftss sf
fs.t. the tpsdsss.' shsst.tsp
and ses manager. Ira Duss-
ehrr, broke In With ibs ysnhs
re-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23
Cheyelier Award To Fernando Camus
Will Be Made Tomorrow Evening

sisting of character building
among the young men, Of recrea-
ton and sports phases and or
ganization in the group. The pre-
sentation will be made by Master
of Ceremonies Ralph B. Boyden,
KOCH; Grand Commander Frank
o. Weech, KOCH; Commander In
the west, Horace O'Bryant, 80 de-
gree; Commander in the south,
John c. Park, 80 degree; Chap
lain, Prof. w. c. Duncan, 80 de-
gree; H. Stephenson, 80 degree,
grand marshal of Massachusetts,.
An escort of DeMolays viii as
sist. They will be Master. Coun-
cilor Kermit Levin, Howard Pin
der, Buddy Dorgan, Dick Stead
man, Gerald Jaycocks and Henry
Roy Garfield. A. musical pro-
gram with talks will also be
held ...ri e..
The evening is open to the9pub-
lie. Parents of prospective De-
Molay members and present De-
Molay members are especially re-
quested to attend. >.yg j..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23
Officers Of Patrol Wing Delighted
With Jaycee Dance In Their Honor

Greatly enjoyable social affair
was the cocktail party and dance
given officers of Patrol Wing
Five Saturday night by the Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
AT the cocktail party, 625 Divi-
sion street, Is regular and cadet
officers met, some with escorts
they have met, some to meet
others of the young ladies of the
city and some as stays. Mem
bers of the Junior Woman's Club
assisted neentertaining the visi-
tors. "A representative from the
Junior Chamber was also pres
ent.
Following the party the off
GERS were motored to Boca Chica
Dance where the Jitterbug Dance
in their honor was held. The en-
pertaining affair was greatly en-
joyed by the guests present with
much good humor evident by the
cadet officers who were greatly
pleased at being guests of honor
at a civic dance.
In the Jitterbug Dance prizes
were awarded Miss Florence Rob
erts and Manuel Hancock an6
Miss Madge Sands and Walter
Maloney, Jr. These prizes were
awarded by the management Of
the Boca Chica Casino. A door