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ported that up to date At Achieve
ment Booklets have been bought by
fellow chapters.
Program Chairman Virginia
Whitmarsh stated that the next re.
gular meeting would be started al
East Martello Towers at 1880 in
order that it might be conducted by
the well known artist, Mr.. Gene
Otto. After the program, members
will go to the regular meeting
place to have their business ses-
sion.
Dolce Curry, State Convention
chairman, said that convention
plans were right up to date and all
chairmen had reported that they
were gathering up loose ends SO
that within a matter of weeks all
work would be completed.
Florence RADON asked that all
members of her committee plus
the executive board meet at her
home at 1922 Laird Street to com.
plete plans for the convention Buzz
Sessions.
1t was voted on, and passed un.
animOusly, at this meeting that the
members, 28 in number, complet.
ing their Ritual of Jewels degree
go into an Exemplar chapter at the
end of the fiscal year in May. In
accordance, two separate nominal.
ing committees were elected. Vir'
ginia WhitmarSh, Jessie Michael
and Ellie Rae Gwynn to be the
nominating committee for the In
coming Exemplar chapter and Ell
sic Peters, Pat Pearson and Lola
Perez for that of the Ritual Of
Jewels members. These reports oi
both committees are to be given
at the meeting on March 9Th.
president Edith Lopez an.
nounced that with the $1,000 raised
Iby Ways and Means committee
and members and $501 90 by thea
tire collections plus $S50.0O secured
at the March of Dimes Card Par
ty and Fashion Show a total of
IS1401 90 was turned over to Mr..
Paul Sher chairman of the Fund
by Beta Sigma Phi.
The meeting was adjourned at
$50 with all members repeating
the Closing Ritual.
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crepe dress trimmed with rhine
stones, black accessories and a
corsage of pink carnations.
The bridegroom's mother wore a
pink taffeta dress with navy &C.
cesSories and corSage of blue iris.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was held in the
recreation room of the church.
Later in the evening the couple
left for a wedding trip to Florida.
Mrs. Boeyen is a graduate of
Beaufort High Schoo. and the
School Of Nursing of the Medical
College of South Carolina and Ro-
per Hospital. She is at present en-
ployed at the Beaufort County
Hospital.
Sergeant Boeyen is a graduate of
Beaufort High School and is serv.
ing In the United States Marine
Corps He is stationed at Camp lie.
,Juene, n. c.
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.POinciana PTA
'HOnOrs Founders
OF Organization

Founders Day was observed BY
the Poinciana PTA at the meeting
last Monday night. The program
was opened with the singing Of the
Founders Day song.
Mrs. Darnel Carey, wife of the
president of the Poinciana PTA
presented corsages to Mrs. John
Granell and Mrs. Julia Gibson,
past presidents OF the organiza-
ton. A corsage was also given to
Mrs. Donna Saunders, a charter
member.
Dressed in the fashion of a hun
dred years ago, Mrs. Ruth Rogers
read the minutes of a PTA meet
ing of that time. A resume of
PTA activities during the past
year was given by Mrs. Thelma
Watkins, Miss Ann Kellar, Mr..
David Mcdaniel. Miss Sara Butts.
Mrs. Lilly, and Mrs. Anna Higdon.
Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Granell
served the Founders Day cake and
coffee.
The PTA voted to sponsor a
field day to be held in the Spring.
Mr.. Clifford Drop spoke on the
responsibility OF the PTA in spon-
soring Scout activities. Mr.. Shu-
macher volunteered to be the Poin-
ciana PTA representative to the
Boy Scout organization.
Following a brief talk by Mrs.
Cramer, P0inciana School nurse
the film Human Growth" was
shown. Parents were invited to
take their children to see this NOV
lie at Truman School auditorium
Friday evening.
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iSt.
Featured as the third number in
this seasons Screen Tour, present.
ed locally by Monroe County Aadu-
bon Society. Below the Big Bend
is the colorful story Of a newly
opened and little known region out
in the Rio Grande country of Texas
and Mexico.
This spectacular wilderness OF
eleven hundred square miles Is
crowned by the jagged tops of the
ChisoS or Ghost Mountains. Rang
ing from the tops of these noun
tainS to the depths of gigantic
canyons Cruickshank viii show the
audience ravens, verdinS. vermn-
lion hycatchers, wild turkeys, ar
madilloS. flag-tailed deer and the
other jewellers in this really Wild
part Of the West.
He will present a matinee for
school children on Tuesday at 8
O'Clock in the morning at Poincla-
CaLAal - a n
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ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR

WEDNESDAY, February 70
1oOo-Flee Sonar School oWC coffee at Echoasis
aV:W-rieet Training Group owe, place to be announced
N:OO-tAWTU Owe place to be announced
SSO-Unted Daughters Conederacv n no announced
I:SO-Junior DebS, Womans Club
CV-bPO DOES, Drove 49, at Elks Club Annex
GO0-Scottsh Rite Bodies Scottish Rite TemDle
'W-Sacerdotsas Del Hogar Elizabeth St
s:W-Amer1can Legion Post g. Legion Home
sW-Iunlcr Chamber Of Commerce, at clubhouse
THURSDAY, February II
,S:C @-Auxnary; (sewing), Monroe General Hospital
1O'W-Iray Ladies Corps, place to be announced
n:1S-kotaFy Club, St. Pauls Parish Hall
Inr1u Shop at U. S. Naval Commissary,
e:SO-Lons Club, 1907 Seminary ST.
CSO-Amateur Radio Club. National Guard Armory
IW-JaySheeS, place to be announced
1'W-Nu Phi Mu sorority, at St Anne's Hall
v-MOnerS Club, CMI and St. JoSeph's, the Convent
s Auxiliary Unit IS, Fleet Home
EW-BuSy Bee Club place to be announced
s:O-Koom Repr. PTA at the High School
SO-knighS Of Columbus Noes Hall
80 american Legion Auxiliary Post Home Stock Island
S'V-VFW Auxiliary, VFW Home
S'VV-Clvn Air Patrol, POincana Community Center
GOO-CAP Cadets. Poinciana Community Center
FRIDAY. February u
%O-Gym Classes for officers wives Bldg s. Seapane Base
-aoWn For Christ, Poincana Baptist Church
.:SSC-SSparAlng Waters Rebekah Lodge Py11ian Hall
49, ein Enapter No. 81, 0ES Scottish Rite Temple
SUNDAY. February u
GoO-CAP Cadets, Podncana Community House
Msadsy. February IS 0NN' 700 "N''N ."
500 EIis Taylor Circle LIST Baptist Church, Annex
1870 - WSCS, Ley Memorial Methodist Church Annex
1850 n ". Temple Pythian Sister 72S Fleming St
CW Methodist Men, Wesley House
500 - Juvenile Council Clinic Rdg
80 90" 64OnS Cluo AUX, Lions Den, Seminary St.
sO General Meeting LIST Presbyterian Women at church
1o:C-Otcers Wives Gym Classes Bldg 49, Seaplane Hsas
c'w-n Log Maru Nro 3, 9s Elizabeth Street
"Oo-AeOh0hes Anonymous, Sss Duva street.
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There viii be no reservations
Bat tables have been set up to &C.
eomodate both large and small
parties. Tickets viii be available
ct the door.
Among the persons who regular.
b support the Humane Society
and who are patrons for the dance
tonight are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward. Amber;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams; Mr.
end Mrs. George Aston; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Baillod; Mr. and Mrs.
]. N. Blow; Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
Bush; Mrs. Ruth Bowen; DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Card; Dr.. and Mrs
Deiio Cobo; Mr.. and Mrs. Ygnacic
Csrbonell and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Carleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Goddard;
AEr. and Mrs. Roland Gouiet; Mr.
and Mrs. Burt Garnett: Mayor and
Mrs. c. B. Harvey; Capt. and Mrs.
Carl Hilton; Mr.. and Mrs. iona,
man jackson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Jurczynsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Kirke; Mr.
and Mrs. Dave King; Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward knight; George and Elsie
Keys: Judge and Mrs. Aquilinc
Lopez, and Capt. and Mrs. c. l.
Murphy, USN.
Mrs. Catherine Monroe, Louis
Marson; Mr.. and Mrs. Al Mills;
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Muniz; Mr.
and, Mrs. Dan Navarro; Mr.. anC
Mrs. Richard Noel; Mr.. and Mrs
II. c.. Page; Miss Eta Patterson
end Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Papy.
Col. o. S. Farmer; J. Y. Porter
~; Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Saul
AErs. Marione Simone; Mrs. Greer
Smiley; Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
Smith aud Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Stone.
Admiral and Mrs. G. c. Towner;
Mrs. Emma Thompson; Mr.. and
Mrs. Benedict Thielen; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Trevor; Mr.. and Mrs
JACK Thompson; Col. and Mrs. R
i. Verme4te; Mr.. and Mrs. B. C.
Van Allen: Mrs. Harriet Wilson;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edgar willing;
Mrs. Hugh Williams and Mrs. vii
liam r. Warren.
The Santa Maria Motel is also q
patron Of the Humane Society.
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Communion Rites
Sunday For Holy
Name Societies

The Holy Name Societies from
st. Mary Star of the Sea Church,
Naval Station. Naval Air Station
and Seaplane Base will attend Ho-
ly Communion in a body at the
$50 Masses, Sunday, February IA
at their respective churches.
Following the Mass, there will
be breakfast served at the Noes
Hall, 1921 Duval Street. All Catho-
lie men are invited to attend the
communion and breakfast.
Commander Harry J. Gallagher,
USN, Executive Officer at the U.
S. Naval Station will be the prin-
cipal speaker. Prior to reporting
for duty at Key West, Commander
Gallagher served as Division Com
mander, Nine Force Division
Eleven in the Korean Theatre.
All local Boy Scouts and Cub
Scouts are urged to attend the
$3.50 Mass and are invited to the
breakfast which follows as guest
of the Holy Name Society of st.
Marys.
Keeping in line with the Febru-
airy theme Of the Society, God and
Country" a special prayer will be
offered up at all the services for
the intentions of "Officials in Pub
lie Life" L is important in these
most trying days to ask God to
shed His blessings upon the lead
ers Of our country so that our lib
critics, freedom and Christian way
of life may be protected and
spread into the many dark corners
.of the world.
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Program,
For Nest Week

A Valentine Dance viii be held
at the USo-YMCA OF Whitehead
Street On Saturday, February 13.
The dance which begins at 900
p. m. viii feature novelty dances
and door prizes will be awarded.
Coffee and donuts viii be served
Sunday morning from $50 until
1880. There viii be movies on the
Patio Sunday night at 500 p. m.
The picture scheduled is "The
Groom Wore Spurs" starring Gin
ger Rogers and Jack Carson.
Monday at 500 p. m. assorted
prizes will be given at the Lucky
Party" There viii be informal
dancing to records.
Ping Pong and Pool Journeys
begin at eight o'clock Tuesday
night. Dancing classes for begin.
ners are also held Tuesdays at
eight.
Wednesday night ID song night
with Songs You Like To Hear
and coed card games.
Dancing on Thursday night to
the Music Of Gus Ayala's combo
begins at nine o'clock. Added fea-
lures are novelty dances and door
prizes.
Games Choice Night" Is Sche-
duled for Friday at 500 p. m,
with chess, checkers, bridge and
pinochle available. Dancing classes
for beginners at the same hour.
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The first part of the program
Expressing Oneself Through
Speech" was ably taken by Mar
garet Scully who stated that in or
der to be interesting one must be
interested and in doing so know
ledge of ones subject, voice, pro-
lection of same and brevity were
the prerequisites of holding the in
tereSt of the listener.
Lorraine Wood spoke on glove
and the Miracle of Marriage" and
said that marriages were not just
luck but succeeded because of
constant effort on the part of both
parties to be compatible, consider
ate of each other, and to share one
anotherS joys and burdens.
Julie George on the subject of
"How is Your Conversation" stated
that the basis of all good CONVEX
Sation is to be completely natural.
An improved vocabulary, amiable
facial expressions, tone of voice,
choice of words and the ability to
listen well all contribute toward to
being a good converSationalist.
"PoiSe and Charm" are the two
most important factors in our re-
lationS with our fellow beings. Jes-
sic Michael who spoke on this
theme said that poise is a feeling
of self confidence brought about
by a real liking for people plus
an about effort to be we'll groom
ed and to have as much general
knowledge as possible. Charm, she
stated, is merely sincerity at its
best and without it is nothing.
The business meeting was then
resumed and Ways and Means
chairman Elizabeth AcheSon re-
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Installation Is
Held By Ki,canis,
ISiIlaiCik Clubs

Kiwanis 1t. Governor. Mike
Shores Of Miami installed Ralph
Faraldo as president Of the local
Kiwanis Club, and Alice Snow as
Sinawik president, with an i'm
pressive ceremony held January
rs at the LaConcha Hotel.
Officers who viii serve with pres
ident Faraldo are Rev. John Arm.
field, LIST vice president; william
Neblett, End vice president; Ira
Aibury, secretary and as treasur.
er, Willard Albury.
Gleason Snow, Bill Warner, Nor.
ton Harris, D. Harold Campbell.
Jim Staples, Harry Mitchell, Lefty
Regain and Glynn Archer were IN.
stalled as directors.
Serving with Mrs. Snow are the
following Sinawik officers: Elena
Albury, LIST vice president; Ind
vice president, Aida Bringman:
secretary. Margie Warner and AL.
va Staples, treasurer.
Sinawik directors for the ensuing
year are: Kay Faraldo, Margaret
Reagan, Donna Chapman and
Doris Neblett.
1t. Governor Shores addressed
each group OF officers and outlined
their duties and aims.
Following the installation cere.
monies, Mr.. Archer was given a
past presidents pin. He presented
the presidents pin to Mr.. Faraldo
and wished him success in his
year as president.
Sinawik members received their
newly arrived club pins One and
two year perfect attendance tabs"
were also presented.
Members receiving two year
tabs were Piedad Archer, Kay
Faraldo, Alice Snow, Nellie Boza,
Donna Chapman, Margaret Rea-
gan and Doris Neblett One year
tabs were given to Elena Albury
and Olive Saunders.
The Sinawiks presented their out
going president, Kay Faraldo, with
a silver tray with the inscription,
"Sinawiis 1883"
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Canadians Are
Visitors Here

Four naval officers and a civil
liam engineer from Canada visited
squadron VX-1 yesterday.
Here to discuss air anti-submar.
inc warfare equipment and tactics
with the Key West squadron, the
visitors included Lcdr. w. H. Fear.
on, Lcdr. W. H. Atkinson, Lcdr.
F. J. Thorton, Lcdr. A. J. Geraghty
and L. Cooley Of the Ottawa Ma.
tional Aeronautical Establishment.
The visiting Canadians will leave
Key West tomorrow.
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National President OF
Gold Star Mothers To Be
Guest OF AUXILIARY

The national president Of the
Gold Star Mothers, Mrs. Ethel
Godfrey will be the guest OF the
American Legion Auxiliary at the
meeting tonight. Mrs. Godfrey will
be accompanied by Mrs. Marie
Brown.
Mrs. Nimia Sykes, publicity
chairman, has announced that Col.
Ralph Rogers will speak On the
subject, "AmericaniSm.'
During the evening, the Unit will
present Girl Scout Troop IA with
an American Flag. The Auxiliary
has given several American flags
to Scout troops in the city.
Mr.. Larry Cedarburg will sing,
accompanied by Norman Kranich.
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Music was rendered by Mrs. R
A. Combs, organist and Mr.. Billy
Flowers, soloist, who sang, "Be
cause" (DHardelot) and 81 Love
You Truly" (Bond).
Mr.. McAlhaney escorted his dau.
ghter to the altar and gave her in
marriage. The bride wore a floor
length, nylon net and Chantilly
lace gown over bridal satin. fash
toned with a strapless top of sheer
lace, a fitted bodice and a full
gathered skirt with panels Of net
from the waiStline to the hemline.
Her lace jacket featured q Peter
Pan collar and short sleeves. She
wore elbow length gloves of match
ing lace. Her fingertip veil of bri-
dai Illusion was attached TO q
bandeau trimmed with seed pearls.
She carried q wedding bouquet of
white carnations with steamers
OF matching flowers.
Mrs. Doris McAlhaney served as
her sisters matron Of honor. Miss
Jean johnson and Miss Judy Mar
tin were bridesmaids. Their strap
less dresses were fashioned identi.
cally of nylon net over taffeta with
matching stoles and head pieces.
The matron of honor's dress was
of apricot and the bridesmaids
green.
The matrcu Of honor's bouquet
was OF yellow NUNS conferred with
purple iris and the bridesmaids
bouquets were OF pink carnations.
The bridegroom's father, Mr.
William c. Langston, served as
best man. Ushers were Messrs. w
H. McAlhaney, C. J. McAlhaney
brothers of the bride, Harold Vor
Harten and Richard Gray.
| For her daughters wedding Mrs
McAlhaney wore a royal blue
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K. OF c. To Hold Dance:
Will Meet Tonight

Father Dougherty Council 1862 OF
the Knights of Columbus have an.
nounced plans for a St. Patrick
Day Ball to be held at the Casa
Marina Hotel on March II, 1854.
Rocco Gugliemo, chairman of the
Social Committee is in charge of
the program and planning of this
affair.
Entertainment will be arranged
for through a Miami booking a.
gency. Valuable door prizes will
be awarded.
There will be a meeting of the
Knights of Columbus at the Noes
Hall at 500 p. m. tonight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11

Electric, Hudson Motor. Sears Roe
buck, and Boeing.
Lower were Illinois Central Cup
.Ssa yesterday. New Haven Rail-
road. American Telephone. Ameri-
can Cyanamid. American Tobacco,
General Motors, and Douglas Air
craft.
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Miss McAlhaney, William Curry
Bowen We'd In South Carolina

Evelyn Lorraine McAhaney and Staff Sergeant William
Boeyen united marriage Saturday.
Beaufort Baptist Beaufort Carolina
with Rev. Richard L. Johnson, pastor, officiating.
The bride the daughter of Mr. and Wnbon Cape
haney Orange Grove Plantation and bridegroom the son
and william Langston of Miami Florida Mrs Langson
he Alicia
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audubon Screen Tour To Present
'BeIop The Big Bend On Monday

Coming TO Key the second as an Audubon
Tour speaker Allan D. Cuickhank of New York will present
motion picture Below The Big Bend" at the Key
High School auditorium at eight o'clock Monday night
be of very top nature photo
grapers this country ranks high
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Alexander
Kasuga, Treasure Island Trailer
Park, announce the birth Of Mich.
cal Steven on February 3, at Mon
roe General Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11

BUFFALO, n. Y. tR-Six former
nurses at Children's Hospital were
having a reunion today. All were
patients in the maternity ward with
new sons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
FTsnkllns have Boy

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Salem
Franklin, $3.50 Avenue E. announce
The birth Of their son, Wilbur Sa.
lem, at Monroe General Hospital
on February Z.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. James Antrobus,
Coral Isle Trailer Park. are the
parents Of 4 baby girl, Alberta
Alice. born February I, at Mon
roe General Hospital.
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Humane Society Dance Tonight
To, Feature Surprise Floor ShO,o

Outstanding entertainment has promised
oocys Annual Benefit Dance tonight the Elks Club
but rs surprise However has been rumoed that the
eys popular acts viii be On hand Attending this dance is
very pleasant make contributions TO the work Of the
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Beta Sigma Phi Has Interesting
Program At Meeting Monday

Beta Sigma Phi held its regular meeting February at 800
In the absence Of President Sylvia knight the meeting
charge Edith Lopez vcepresden The program Express
Yourself conducted by Ellie Ray Gwynn program
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Church OF Rock Bake
Sale On Saturday

The women Of fhe Church Of
the Rock will sponsor q bake
sale Saturday afternoon at 200
p. m. at the home Of Mrs. w.
n. Bell, 900 FIasIer Avenue.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-05
Alaska Radio and
nv Firms Unite
For Better Service

ANCHORAGE, rehabilitation
of the Alaska Broadcasting Sys-
tenn, Inc, and Northern Television
Inc, was announced Thursday by
presidents of the two firms.
In a statement, William J. Wag-
ner, president of ABS and owner
of the president of Northern Tele-
vision, said main purpose of the
affiliation is to provide better
overall programming for the AL
aska radio and television audi
enceS.
Both firms are pioneers in their
respective fields of public service.
Wagner organized Alaska's first
broadcasting system, serving all
major cities in Alaska, and this
year completed a new station at
Ketchikan, new 5,000-Watt clear
channel station at Juneau, a new
10,000-watt clear channel at Fair
banks, and a new 10,000-Watt
clear channel station at Anchor
age.
Hiebert's firm, operating at An
chorage under the call letters
KTVA, opened the first CONNER
cial television station in Alaska.
An application is pending before
the FederalCommunications Com
mission for a new TV station at
Fairbanks, he said. Equipment
has been ordered and the station
is expected to begin operating
shortly after Jan. |.
The affiliation of ALASKA
Broadcasting System, Inc, and
Northern Television, Inc, will
offer a service Of a chain of eight
stations, six being radio and two
television, which will render SER
vice to all of Alaska the joint
statement said.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-05
CAMPBELL NEWS
By CLARENCE IRRIGoO

Nov. /, 1854
Being three weeks overdue
forced somebody to try something
new. The MS North Star, which
is overdue for three weeks wait
ing for the Boring Sea weather to
subside, made up her mind to try
something new. On Oct. 81 she
heaved her anchor and headed
for the beach and nosed right into
the gravel beach in front of the
village of Gambell.
The local church cancelled all
services for the day. All hands
were needed to unload the needed
supplies. Unfortunately, hig h
winds from the north prevented
the big boat from keeping in per-
pendicular with the beach, so she
backed away and radioed she'd
try it again in the morning.
This morning she made it after
several rounds.
Instead of using an oil barge,
rubber hose was run from the bow
to the end of steel pipe from
storage tanks. They pumped the
oil this way for half an hour.
Rising surf and strong currents
forced them to back away. Some
freight and deer meat came ashore
by boats later this afternoon. Last
word received said more oil will
be pumped as soon as the storm
is over.
A N.Y. Der of dead Walrus were
found last month, and lots of
driftWood also, hunters reported.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-05

defeat of Sen. Homer Ferguson,
chairman of the COP Senate Pol
icy Committee.
Ferguson was beaten by Patrick
V. Mcnamara, Detroit business
man and minor ALL official.
All day Wednesday the issue was
in the balance on the close races
in Oregon and New Jersey.
For most of the tabulating, Cor
don chung to a lead over Neu-
berger in Oregon. But on late re-
turns, Neuberger went ahead. The
count Thursday on unofficial re-
turns from 2,493 of the states
2,499 precincts, was Gordon 282,-
629 and Neuberger 284,695.
There was, a similar nip-and-
tuck count inaNew Jersey between
Republican, Clifford Case and
Democrat Charles Howell. A re-
vised unofficial complete count
Thursday of the 1898 precincts
gave Case 86O,23O; Howell $751;
387.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-05
Philadelphia Athletics
Sold to Chicago Man

PHILADELPHIA, R-The Phil
adelphia Athletics Thursday were
sold to Arnold johnson, Chicago
businessman, for transfer to Kan
sas City.
Earle Mack, who with his faith
err, Connie, and his brother, Roy,
own all the stock of the Philadel-
phia franchise, came out of con-
ference with johnson and said
eve lost out"