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Evening star., 1953-05-24
India Edwards
To Be Speaker

Mrs. India Edwards, vice
chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, will address
the first annual meeting Of the
Woman's Democratic Club of the
10th district of Virginia at 1890
pm. Thursday in the Colling-
wood Restaurant, on the Mount
Vernon boulevard below Alexan-
dria.
Mrs. Aunice Moss of Fairfax,
who has served as interim presi-
dent since the clubs organiza-
ton in March, will preside at
the luncheon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chiffon Muir
ray, chairman of the Nominat-
ing Committee, will present a
slate for election of officers for
the coming year.
Other interim officers are Mrs.
Edmund Campbell, Mrs. William
Driver and Mrs. Leonard Null
dover, vice presidents; Mrs. Wal
ter Cratery, secretary. and Mrs.
J. E. Clements, treasurer.
The club is an affiliate Of the
Woman'S National Democratic
Club.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
| Philippine
Bazaar Set
AT Embassy

The Association of Philippine
American Women will hold its
annual charity bazaar on June
13 from 1890 to 7 pm. at the
Philippine Embassy.
Proceeds will go to charity and
welfare organizations which the
association supports here and in
the Philippines.
Tables will be set up on the
first floor of the Embassy, with
displays of a variety of articles
including wood carvings, hand
embroidered pima. just. cotton
and abaca products, miniature
Moro weapons, f1ligree jewelry
and food products.
A special feature Of the ba-
zaar will be a fashion show, pre-
sented by Mrs. ConStante v. Ba-
toon. president of the associa-
ton. Mrs. Batoon will trace the
evolution of the "terno," tradi-
tional Philippine dress, that
dates back four centuries. Young
members of the association will
act as models.
Tea will be served during the
hours of the bazaar.
Mrs. Armando Sison and Mrs.
Maurice Kahn are co-chairmen
of the bazaar, and Mrs. Pedro
Guevara, jr., and Miss numinada
Panlilio are in charge of general
arrangements.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Opti-Mrs. Club
Plans Installation

The Opti-Mrs. Club of Wash
ington will install new officers at
a luncheon to be held on Tues
day at the Wardman Park Hotel.
The new officers include Mrs.
Winfield S. Martindill. president;
Mrs. r. Bruce Keiner, first vice
president; Mrs. Warren Cooke
Dyson, second vice president;
Mrs. William H .Whittlesey, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. w. Clark
Vernon. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. William T. Mooreland.
treasurer; Mrs. Patrick A. Deck,
historian: Mrs. Louis c. Carl.
parliamentarian, and Mrs. j.
Roger Yates, sergeant-at-arms.
Mrs. James T. Gardella is re-
firing president of the group.
which is composed of wives Of
members Of the Optimist Club
Of Washington. AS one Of its
projects the Opti-Mrs. Club has
pledged $4,000 for the construc-
ton of the entertaining lobby
of the Georgetown branch Of
the Boys Club Of Washington,
now being built.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
University Group
Lists Activities

Mrs. Mildred s. Percy. director
of guidance and placement in
the District public schools. will
be honor guest and speaker at
a tea to be given by the Univer.
sity Women's Club at 4 pm. to-
morrow at the clubhouse. 1708
New Hampshire avenue NV.
The Public Affairs Group will
hold a forum on Tuesday night
on the subject, Accomplish
mentS of the United Nations to
Date" Miss Grace FrySinger
will lead the discussion.
The club will hold a house
benefit on Saturday. Activities
will include a luncheon and
bridge, dessert and bridge. food
sale, a white elephant market
and a strawberry festival. Mrs.
Albert N. Hickey, house chair.
man, is in charge of the benefit.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Ten Washington area high
school girls are the recipients
of home economics scholarships
sponsored by the District Home
Economics in Business Group of
the American Home Economics
Association.
Two of the top scholarships,
consisting of a full years tuition
to the College of Home Eco
nomics at the University of
Maryland and Howard Uniyer-
sity, were won by Miss Juanita
Margaret Higgins, Montgomery
Blair High School, and Miss
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Jacuueline Walton, Cardozo High
School. They were donated by
the Wilkins-Rogers Milling Co.
The Lewis Hotel Training
School scholarship was awarded
to Miss Dixie Lee Henninger,
Mckinley High School.
Six $10O scholarships and a
$50 scholarship in the College
of Home Economics at the Uni
versity of Maryland vent TO-:
Miss Elizabeth Ann Duncker,
Roosevelt High School; Miss Di-
ane Gaines, Mckinley; Miss
Dorothy Dawson, Bladensburg;
Evening star., 1953-05-24
10 Scholarships Are Awarded Local Students

Miss Sue Virginia Henry. Oxon
Hill: Miss Martha Ann Jent,
Montgomery Blair; Miss Sally
Broadbent KILN, Northwestern
High School in Hyattsville, and
Miss VMarjean Frederickson,
Anacostia.
The scholarships were awarded
on the basis Of scholastic abil-
ity, leadership and interest in
home economics, according to an
announcement made by Mrs.
Jean Dumont, chairman Of the
District Home Economics in
Business Group.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Fashion Show

The Silver Spring Opti-Mrs.
Club will hold a fashion show
and luncheon at 1890 pm. to-
morrow in the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Proceeds will go toward the
Boys Club work which the club
carries on in conjunction with
the Silver Spring Optimist Club.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
0IdCIub
Teahouse

a Once George Washington's Club House
GREATER WASHlNGTON'S
FAMOUS FAMILY RESTAURANT
a Delicious Chicken, Steak, Ham,
Turkey, Roast Beef, Seafood
Dinners, Lunches
"a trip to Wushinston's Old Club is
o must for Copit0l Visitors
Open Daily & Sunday, II to $50
0 DELIGHTFULLY."- AIR CONDITIONED
SIS S. Washington St., ALEXANDRIA
On Mt. Vernon Boulevard XII. 9-4555)
Receptions. Banquets. Family Parties
Laura Lee InvtteS YOU
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

TAs chsrsh ssppsr ewes ~
lsasss 81 ne FIRST AAssAeaisa
chssek will BE hold voNsleHT
tsem ) - . 81 shs shsreh e.
mam.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

llama
Make friends win Books 80 Iaek
Holsomh
Book MARKERS - Jana Archer
ard Janet Hayes
Mr.. Ned Simmons. prineipal Il
Harris Sehool. coneladed &c pro
cram ~ speaking 90 ne care and
use Il - library sn4 nhssry
booh1.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

argund dsspits Naval orders. asd
= hnl6s ne sane ed wondeF and
enchanament ior al ehldrsn every
Were.
March Il Ghe Teys eould have
e@en writes af Navy Thrtfa Shop.
- = u Q progressive march
ffom ona eroup II little tey ownars
- TIE nexi eumhined 9Th TIE
anguinh II parting and TIE ioy Il
FeeeaElmg. with the FIRE department
aeting - reiuvenating msdistorn.
Many II these ehlldren q Navy
famiiiea have ssenchristmases IN
Hawaii vita Santa arriving IN 81
omiriGGar eanoe, In Europe, in
Cairo. BIT none Il thsm OH ever
SO . warmer hearted Christmas
than TIE one thsy ell have In Key
vest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

The Judge annoaneed. Judge CID.
500 also tod TIE gathsring about
recent cases that have cone before
her court. and sxplsined IN detail
The various accomplishment e ne
court
Ths First Grade e q. yosepA's
Sehooi and TIE seeond Grade Il
The Conveni each Yea q hanner
ior having ths most mothers PEE.
sent 81 TIE meeting.
TIE Fourth Grade room mothers
ct 81 yeseph's sehool reportsd
that their eaks sale held In froni
of the San Cares Thsatsx rsesnfy
vas Q huge sueesss. The proceeds
IRON the sale will be used 10 par.
chase seienes squipmenf.
Refreshmenis Il sandwiches.
eookiss ard punch we're serve b.
MFa Mauds Robsrts Hospitality
chairman. assisted by the seeond
Grade mothers.
Mrs. Margueriis Make. presi-
Gent q The wganiaatioa presided.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Ma Phi Ma
Elects Officers,
Announce Plan

Elsetioa Of officers seok place al
The last meeting Of 10 Phi NJ
which vas held al the San Carlos
Building % November 10. New of,
iieers are: Presideni-Jaekie De.
laney. Who vas reelected for an.
other term: Vice Presidsnt-Betty
Sheppard. Recording Secretary
Joyce founders: Corresponding
Secrstary-Sylvia Fernandez snd
Treasurer-Lynn Sellers Who was
also reelected. These officers I'll
serve Cor i've monfhs. until ne
pledge period is ever and thea neu
efheers I'll be elected 10 serve foI
one year.
Fer the prowam. guest pianist
Misnel Marisesl. played. IA.
seaeetions ineluded enc Il III
own compositions. Tie music was
greatly enioyed By everyone and
Miguel was asked DO - cur cues,
again sometime.
A shower wnl be given Cor Anits
Espsrdy Al the home ef Lynn Sci.
lers Sunday. November q. 81 s:oo
Marilya Marsh vas appointed d
head the committee for sendins
Eifts 10 service men overseas. Mrs
Garcia Nettles VII help this CON,
miftee Nth their plans.
TIE meeting Vas thea adjourned
with the closing ritual.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Anita EsPerdy Is Engaged To
Shelby Mellies; Wedding Date
Will Be Sunday, November 10Th

Anta Dolores EspsFdy dauektsr N. Feraaa-
dsz 81 virginia s. wH es sunasy DA
70 SAslby hsHss &c q NJ snd Mn Leo Msss Il Mo-.
gainvls. Kansas.
TIE on b bed Fa coz soaslMsAosi chursh
with q reeeption ioiowing q 81 Ae liza CluA Annex.
Ms Espsrdy has ehosen Der mad Syl
Fernands1 Best I'll BE- hrutAsr Eroom jag Mensa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Pamela Russell
is Engaged To
INaraI Officer

nr. ard hrs Alinoa knowies
wish 10 snnounes TIE sagaEemszi
ard spproaeAiaE marriage oi Mss
Pamela Me- Russell 10 n lixl
Gerard n. oddsA. USNR. soa Il
Mr.. and Ms. Gerard oddsn e
Gsrdsa ciiy. Loag Islasd.
Mss Russell was graduated from
KEY wssi HisA SShool. IA oddsn q
. graduate 81 the 4. s. Merrhans
Marine Academy and North Caro-
Ina state Coileee. AID a. present 3
stationed IN key West with TIE
L. 8 Navy.
ne wedding ell be 81 s. Psui's
Episcopal Church 90 Noxemher
x7sh 81 go ,. n. uith ne recep.
tea Immediately followins al Zen
Taylor ofhcers Club. Al friends
ard relates Il ths bgids and groom
are cordially insaed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Mrs. Cdrneff
RecuPerating

Frssnds 81 Mrs. Burr Gsrnsti
are slad b hear that shs IL 70.
euperstlng from her recent illness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

II ehares Il OpsFssion Santa
Class i asnlnl "A. L y. Nee.
UAN. me q Ace 10 Rear A6miral
Canrnn G. Tvwmar. uSN. comman.
Ia 0fIlear Key west Nsvai basa.
Ils i assisted 81 oniy ~ wAlinG
Ere dapmrimant workaFns ~ alno
~ &c effIeeEa' wives who 9lrH
mamy hDurs a lhew tine b ne
ThrIiI nhnp b sort. mari. aFrAngn
a. nsll tie lngs. TIE Thrih SOC
Rruup d haadsd Nv Mrs. A. n.
Drupp. VITA beth Mrs. CeorEe G.
Tuwnar and Mrs.. Villas u. Truss'
eel lending ready asaiatanes.
Pandas - trieyeies and Foeklns
horses thal ean carr their FAdefs
swllIly aa ne magie eaFpst are
llned 10 10 Greet NAVY famAies
thromah TIE enlistsd rates 80 40
- lhs rnnk a llEuienaki. In Aavg
famalas toys many tines have y
D. lnll hehsnd II ne lnnR and fire.
auenf mossn. ~ ThriiI shop = ~
lna 10 Get discarded ed ouikFown
toys sorugher eth Navy ehndrnn
who have lasl arrived b thia area
ur mhnna famlin8 are undafgosns
&C e Ne lsnn flnancial atrerhas -
VI known 70 sseTyune b Ne ssr'
- Wesl. viii H. characteristics
aea1soll.t. b helplnw through ne
OvrgHrMH Cycle shop which 9ives
repair paEls lor tAa cycles. TIE
Thamnnoa HaFdwnre company
uhleh IS assisted h many says,
and sarunk I.mmheF cempany watch
haa bern reapomalhls &C. ne ahof.
NJ 40 a many . wanon and COL
carriage wllh material donaied
frum thmi lumher yard. And ID
euarsa. ne Pre- DepaFimeni 81 he
Naval StmtAnn Il wurhina harder
lhnn TIE Seven DwarfH ever dream.
"a q 10 help lhs Nan taks care
n "a owm. a. 80 Ill eamunnlly
resources ean - devuisd . heip
ne ehlldFen a keY West.
TIE Thrift Sop "a llwungsd with
eager parents anxions b maks
thh a MeFry Chrlstmas Cor their
younnnleFn. sven lhDuxh 4 may h
On tie heels Il . change Il Sia.
tlon from . foreign post. O. Cab.
ioruia. Seattle m Connerticui
Christmas has . way Il rollins
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
JuU. Delinquency
Discussed BY
Judge Gibson

"Juvenlle delinquency IL n0w the
number one problem ef the Ne.
ton. stated Monroe County 10
venile Judge Eva Warner Gibson
IN . speech before the Mothers
Club al tier regular monthly
meeting IN the c0nvent Auditorium.
The Judge said that Conwess
has set aside funds % investigste
juvenile problems IN Florida and
ether states.
Building campaign drive Coz q
deteniion home 90 Stock Island
wlli be started next February. A
lot 30 I 40 on Stock Island nexl
10 the Old Foka Home has heen
donated Cor this specific purpose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Harris School
Observes
Book Week

Book week was observed nurs
dsy mornlng Of Harris ElemmlaFy
SchooL using the theme q nonl
week. Reading Il Pun. the iaGow.
inG program was Etxen:
Announxal - CARES Cafk
nlhle ruaaina - Paaiesis Rus.
eel
Flag saluts
Acrostie. B7ok Week - Mrr
nlenslands srd Graders
OR Llbfary - hfenda stlrkeny
Magic Beoks - Joam Laap
Z songs b. ne Choras unasr n
direesion 81 Miss craw6srd
Elbrary skii - hrt Oarlosis
Haskins' ssh Graders
Some sod advice -LT Per
pal
~ boa trisnds - gaskss WI.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

W. A. Spooner. deuey prize. For
Canasta. Mrs.. J. KetileweEl firsl
prizs. Mrs. ". n. con0ver seeond
prise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

49, - - MNE 80 @AsAAs
Flower gxi win he joyce Padres
and Richard bixssl vill Be ushers
banesEl. Jr. Nestor AvarVL IT..
and RieAard Blsseil wll - ushers
ns yoans eoupls ~ I've n
CAsrissioa. 5. c.
rhn 10 Q esneral insiistion d
ne many frien4s q ne hrids and
room Do atfend the wedding.
rhsre wss Q recent slower gives
ior Miss Esperdy a ne Elks Cluh
Annsx By ne Mesdamss Janei
Fields. Majors Aleury and Becky
Busby. TIE table wss beautifully
dscoratsd vita lace elotA and Gov.
60 arrangements 81 psnk sladioll
and isrns.
RsfrssAments eonsistins q frail
punek. open sandwiches. minis end
nuts weFe served 10 ever seventy.
I've gaests. A. tbs misesIlaneoas
Shower. Miss Esperdy received
many bsautiful ard useful gifis foS
herself and her kometo-be. mey
included hnena. crystal. china. al
yer IA iingeris.
Another Shower will be gwen ios
Miss Esperdy at ths home of Lynr
sellers 90 Ssnday. November q
81 four e'elock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
.ZX.lI Wires
Held Luncheon
Al Raurs

xii Officers Wives enioyed .
lancheon Al Rauls Restaurant ~
Gently.
Tables were placed Ia . horse
shoe arrangement. TIE center
table was 9Th a fruit.fAlled hnrn-
of-plsnty. and On the tie side Ia
hles seFe arrangements Of pale
yellow marigolds. Down the cen.
ter Of the tables were bright color.
ed cruion leaves and small turkeys
made cut Of pine cones.
Before dessert vas served the
chairman, Ms. c. p. McMwray
called q short business meeting.
opening with q word Of appreeia.
ton and thankyous 10 the hostess.
Is 81 the afternoon. Mrs.. n. A.
Mot and Mrs. ]. n. Hln. Mrs.
McMurray thea informed the
group that Il woald be necessary
10 elect a new eo-chairman Coz the
p Taylor o. ". c. 10 replace
Mrs.. J N Blinkhorn Mo u % take
q Boo nnrxing al the Naval Hos.
piial. Mrs. n. {. Spieer was 90.
animonsly elected 10 TIE position
which she Ell take ever on the
first 81 January.
Foliowing thrlit shop discussed.
ArH z d. verburg and Mrs.. A
kohertsoa were appointed hostess.
es Cor the next iancheon 10 he held
Deeember Is TIE next eoffee will
be he'd on December 2 al the
bone 81 MFs. n. A. Mot
After the meetiag and dessert
TIE remainder Of the afiernoon was
spsHi playing bridge and eanas,a.
ne wsnners were. Coz bridge, Mrs.
". II. McClosksy first pri1s. Mrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Friendship Week
To Be Observed
IBy Girl Scouts

ne regular monfhly business
meeting Fl the Leaders Assoeia'
tea q ths Key West ciri seout,
NET lasl Thursday alshf 81 N
Wesley House with Mrs. San Tosa
a. Chairman.
Mrs. Mel Knowles rsportsd q
TIE sales q Cki seout Cookies.
TIE program slammed for later
national FriendsAip wesk IN oets
Der, had been eaneeled. The Cir
Seouss ere gong ahead vita thsii
plans and the program ON be Pre-
scented IN TIE Ksy wsst Hish seheol
AudiloFinm Tuesday Dee. !. q
TIA ,. m. Parents. frisads ane
TIE pahlie are lnviisd 10 sss IN
colorful and spasndid array ef In
ternational FLAGS and Daneers.
ne iollowins troops wal part
eipaie: Trocp - the Amerieal
Square Dance Troop q - ths Va
walleh Dane Troop 3 - the Szseho
slovakia Troop Q - the Hawaiiai
Dance Troop : and 0 - TIE Ger
man Dance Troop 10 - Esriy An
eriean Trcep n - the Nsw Tea
Land Danee rroop IL - Cuam
Troop IS - England Troop 10 =
Mexico Troop II - he Ameriear
Indian
Mrs.. winsson Jonss' troop has n.
number assigned JET Ut thsy NJ
Do an Irish Dance.
Ms. Leroy Smiths troop wi q,
Q South Americas Dance
TIE Gin Scouts. their leaders ant
mothers have made the nags an<
costumes fer the danesrs.
A new Irtsrmediass troop hal
ioinsd the ranks q clri seouting
II 10 sponsored By the Sunday
Sehool q the Ley Memorial Church
TIE next LEADER meeting III
be held On wednesday. Dee. 0 q
The. wesley House. II win be
Christmas party. Al eommitie.
members. Leaders. and co-L<adsrl
should make every effort 10 be pre-
sent. serving CO The refreshmsn
committee are: Mrs. Nell saund
ers. Mrs.. 0tis Carey. Mrs. Land
Mrs. X. O. Bates and Mrs. Hugl
Morrison. Mrs. Deland 10 In ehargI
of gina; entertainment Mrs. Pre-
Biting.
Progress 10 bang made By N.
steering COMMITTEES @ the lorna
tion 81 . MoEroe county ciri seoul
Counen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Nary Thrift Shop Is NO,C TOyIand
With Assistance OF Officers Wiues
And US. Macy Fire Department

Nsvy r sop has turned nto Toand where saesrysd ek.
wh wunder a. the shnng red wa9an heyces
noaed rsindssr.
Nsva 0fncsrs wives cole eng Asss soys and kers
Israa x people sase eiEewn tnya TIE
Naval Cemmi where
- = s Thnn shop Naval Fwe Chef nrry Baker TIE oly
gnna ho directs hepe me ether nremen ne reesndfaar
- 4 fhase 1ys I'll iook esud persef ers
a. huys 80 ~ hs &c owners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
.SubROn ~ Wires
To Hold Coffee
December 2nd

SuhRon n I'll have . coffee
Wednesday. Decenhw md, al 10
q n. 81 Fos Tayior. Hostsssss
Ell be TIE ofEicers' wives of tie
USS BushneEl. Decorations fnr the
affair I'll fellow . Christmas
thsme. ed thsy are n eAargs q
Mrs. L. v. hedges.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-02

Specifications of charter anu bid forms may be obtained from the office of the Depart ment, 229 Alaska Office Build ing, or P. o. Box $50, Juneau, Alaska.
 Bids will be publicly opened in the office of the Alaska De- partment of Fisheries at 200
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-02
PAGE 6
NOTlCE

Sealed bids will be received by the Alaska Department of Fisheries, P. o. Box $50, Ju- neau, Alaska, until 200 P. M. May 12, 1853, for the charter o1 an aircraft for inspection and research flights in the Ko- diak area.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-02

r M. May Iz, I.o3. Ml,llin 1O days notiica tion will e lade and formal contract entered into between the Alaska De- partment of Fisheries and the lowest responsible bidder.
 The right is reserved to re- ject any or all bids.
 Isl c. L. Anderson, Di-
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-02
KODIAK MIRROR
NOTICE

If you can not get us on phone 3131, call 1903 for oil delivery. Office hours, pm to , pm Monday through Thurs day, l pm to 7 pm Friday.
 Thompson Transfer
 Read the Classifeds
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-02
NOTICE

Don't forget the Sunday morning breakfast at the Elks Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-02

rector Alaska Depal t ment Of Fisheries Pub: 4-25 5 5-2-53 5-9-E3
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-02

Read the Classifieds
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-01-05
SO Run For City Tacoma Council

TACOMA, R-Five candidates
for the new Tacoma city council
withdrew Friday - leaving 80 in
the race. A special primary cleo
ton will be held Feb. 10, narrow
ing the field to the top Is for
the March 10 general election.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-01-05
Ask Ice Breaker Service
In Cook Inlet To Permit
Anchorage Winter Service

SEATTLE, R-The manager of
Ocean Van Line said Saturday
his firm will undertake winter
shipping to Anchorage if ice
breaker service and insurance are
provided.
Manager T. A. Thronson said
the request for all winter ship
ping came from business interests
at Anchorage. That port normally
is closed in winter by ice in Cook
Inlet.
Thronson said he understood
Anchorage interests had asked the
Coast Guard whether an ice
breaker could be assigned to Cook
Inlet during the winter. If so,
Thronson said, he will ask the
firm handling Ocean Vans insur-
ance whether it will approve the
winter operation.
He said Ocean Van, which OPP
crates four van-carrying ships to
Alaska, went into Anchorage I'M
til Dec. 20 this year because Cook
Inlet was relatively ice free. Nor
mally, he said, the Anchorage
port is considered closed around
October /.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-01-05
Monday. January S. 1859
Editor Believes November
H-BOmb Test At Eniwetok
Was Second Explosion

CHICAGO, ID The editor of
an authoritative publication con-
cludes that the United States has
a hydrogen bomb more than twice
as powerful as the atomic bomb.
Dr.. Eugene Rabinowitch, editor
Of the Bulletin Of the Atomic
Scientists, bases his opinion on
Defense Department announce
ments, Atomic Energy Commits
sion and eyewitness reports on
test explosions on Eniwetok Atoll
last November
In ar article he wrote for the
monthly publication, DR.. Rabino-
witch said Sunday, the US. may
have exploded its first H-bomb
material at Eniwetok 20 months
ago. The November explosion,
vividly described in newspaper
accounts by eyewitnesses, he con-
Guided, must have been" a fol-
low-up experiment in which the
amount of H-bomb material was
increased.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-01-05
Three Crewmen Killed In
Crash of Air Force CAT

RALEIGH, NC, Up - An Air
Force transport plane, cropping
through driving rain and fog,
crashed near the Durham-Raleigh
airport about midnight Friday.
Three officer crewmen were
killed but one sergeant miracul-
ously escaped death when he ap-
parently was thrown clear of the
crashing plane. Battered, bloody
and dazed, the crewman, T/Sgt.
Edward Matus, staggered into the
airport about l am. to report his
CAT transport plane had crashed.
The accident occurred as the
plane was attempting an emer-
gency landing. It was more than
six hours after Matus gave the
alarm that a search party found
the tangled remains of the two
engine plane a half mile north
east of an airport runway.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-01-05
MATS Log 700
Flights Over Pole

WASHINGTON, R-The Mill
tary Air Transport Service
(MATS) said today one of its
Alaska-based squadron has flown
more than 700 missions over the
North Pole.
Lieut.. General Joseph Smith,
MATS commander, said the 58th
Strategic Reconnaissance Squad
ron has been flying regular B-29
weather missions in the polar zone
almost daily during the past
year. However, the 700 total is
the number of missions flown in
the three years the squadron has
been operating.
Smith also announced, in an
annual survey, that during 1852
MATS military and contract air
craft averaged:
!. A crossing of the Pacific
every As minutes.
z. A crossing the Atlantic or an
Arctic flight each hour and Is
minutes
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-01-05
Stolen Canadian Safe
With 100000 Is Found

WHITEHORSE, Y. T., Up a
safe containing 100000 in cash
and checks, stolen from rail
way office here Nov. 20, has been
found cached in brush near the
Alaska Highway five miles north
Of here.
The thieves got about $1,000 in
cash. They showed $4,000 worth
of checks back into the strongbox
after hacking it open.
Officials of the White Pass and
Yukon Railway said earlier they
doubted that the thieves would
be able to cash the checks if they
did take them.
Police said the discovery Of the
safe Friday provided them with
new clues in, the case. The COM
pany has posted a $500 reward
for capture of the thieves, who
forced the door Of the auditors
office and carted the safe away
in a truck