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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-03
AH.Star Games
Slated Tonight

The cessI Gables Al Star
bsssbsll teams will meet twe
Key West All sssr teams TO.
night IN Wieksrs Stadium In The
first u rive weekend double
headers.
The first game st 700 p. m.
brings together fhs Little Lee.
svs Al Stars from both cities.
Blll Solemen, who defeated fhs
Miami All Stars last week, will
probably starr pitching for Key
West.
In fhs night cap, Bill Gates
Junior will play The Coral Go.
blss Juniors. Paul Hisss will
probably draw ths pitching Is.
slsnmsnf In this game. Hlsss,
although only IA, hes done some
very effective pitching In The
mems city league.
The same teams will meet
Saturday night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-03
BY JOE REIchLER

NEW YORK Up - Manager Al
Lopez and his band of league
leading Indians left for Chicago to-
day still confident Of winning the
American League pennant and
itching to "get even" with the New
York Yankees in Cleveland.
The two successive hckings by
the Yankees sliced their once 51h-
game margin to 31a after they cap
tured the first of the three-game
series. But this did not seem to
disturb Lopez too much. At least,
not outwardly.
81 still feel we can hold the
lead" he said after yesterdays
80 defeat. 81 said after our Tues.
day nights victory, they can hurt
US now but they can't kill US"
Reminded that the tough White
Sox will furnish the opposition in
six Of Cleveland's remaining n
games, Lopez said grimly:
whats the difference whom we
play? At this stage Of the race
they're all tough. We've just got
to keep on winning. that's ALL"
"And about the Yankees?" he
asked. They've got TO win more
games than we do. And don't for
get this either. They've still got
two against u.s."
That's right" chimed In Bobby
Avila, the teams fine second base
man and leading hitter. "Wak un-
til we get them in Cleveland next
time. It will be different there.
Wen get even with them over
there"
Casey Stengel, Yankees mana
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-03

HOUSE JOINT nESoLUT1OM no. 60
A Joint Resolution proposing On Ascend.
msnt 10 Arsisle VIII II the Conss;tutien
cf the State Of Florida Relative - Assess
nsnt of Property for Taxes ~ A&Aing
Thereto an Additional Section . Hrevias
That In the County Of Monroe. gtats Of
Assess NE Property Of Ne Cent sss a.
Purpose Of Lsvying State, County, eshool
and Municipal Taxes Lsvis& - Ae esata.
Ccsnty, County School 1osEA. eeAool BIZ.
txSets, Special Tax SeAoel 0tssriets, Yora
Distriets. Drainass pisxists, and Asg
Oshsr Tsxing Districts. sad Muaisipailsi&
sE IT REsoLvED N THE L1cIg1A.
TURE OF TIE sTATH On FLORIDA:
That the following amen&nAmt y Arr
Hele VIZ Ct the Constitution Il shs etsts
Of Florida relative 10 the assessment q an
taxes in the County Of MoAros. etaAs sf
Floxids, b. adding tAerseo On additional
Of STATE. be and the ssns i S~sir ssrees
TO and shall be submitted 10 ne slsessss
OF the State Of Florida for rn1iAeaSlca sr
re5ection ut the general election b b halA
ON the FIRST Tuesday after ths Azst MsnaaV
In November. 1854, % follow.
Section -. From and after Jsanary !.
County Of Monroe. State Of TloriAA, sksh
assess all property for al stats. ecsnN.
school and nunieipal taxss b b lsvisa n
the county b. the State, souAv, sgaatw
school board, school distist, svseial Aax
school districts, port districts. lsainaeU
districts, and any other taxing DISTRICTS,
and municipalities Of ne county.
Ths Legislature shall ss ne lsgslesivs
session in 1855 and frsh tina b tims
thereafter, enact laws spssifyAg ths
powers, functions, datiss saA ssmpsnsa-
ton 81 the county tak assesoK. AMl9natsG
In the hrst paragraph Il this ssssiun, aaA
shall likewise provide b. law for H. n
tension on the assessment soll q -
county tax assessor II all tazes lsvisa b
the state: county. county ecAeol board.
port districts, drainage districts. s0A anV
other taxing districts end MNnisiealitisn
whose taxes may b assesss& b. the eeunav
tax ssssssor pursuant - tha Arst para
9TapA II this section.
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April Tits Were Decisive In
National League Flag Chase
RUBI DENIED
WORK PERMIT

LOS ANGELES R-International
playboy Porfirio Rubirosa can't
play in a film with his current
heartthrob Zsa Zsa Gabor.
Herman R. Landon, district di-
rector of the us. immigration and
Naturalization Service. said yes
terday that denial of a work per-
NIT to the Dominican has been up
held by officials in Washington.
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THE KEY WEST clrixEh Friday. September :. 1854
Indians Confident OF Winning
Flag, Want Revenge On Yanks

ger, had little TO say about the
pennant race.
We're back in business, we're
back in business" he told inter-
viewers. "But we got to keep win
ming to stay in business.
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Ne. 2

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. sssa
aaent 10 Article v d Ne censtisxtiM q
the State o. Florida ~ Adaing xAesses
an Additional Section % PreviAs 1or I'VE
i ssss q s ss csa 80 e n',ss1 1 : So s.
Legislative Authority. - frsvi6s AA1ls
BE TT ENACTED NJ TK1 LleEaEAs
TuRE OF THE STATE or FLORIDA:
That The following amsnamsnt - An,
tiele v Of the Constitution q ~ 1sats 81
~! alorias e b sSssa = .. sssitisasl -.
Secretary Of Stats end Ne ssags b keskv
agreed 10 and shall - suAmittsA % ne
electors Of the stats e Fleriaa Ase Saizne
cation or rejsetion at the general d2sseioA
20 BE- held on The FIRST Tuesday aeteR the
first Monday In Novsnb@, aest. ts-vis:
a.. ssss. y a.. -. rscn sne 80 &c go.
lndss Of DE Goart q Rsssra d ani for
Mscambis County. Florida. iM aAiieson D.
TIE Judge Il ssia Court alsenAv rsUvi4sA.
Said Judge shall Be elected, at ~ em@Sa
kLection nezt suecseding ne eszging intR
s9set Of NJ AmsAaMsak. - sAan IN
offies for six ysas sne rsssess On ssas
now provided Tor he jadss q @ Gosrs
Of Record In and for Eseahabia csensy,
Florida He shall have al p0yus AMI
perform al duties and possess IN esallA.
cations that are on may % yxoviasd -
prwcribed hy the conssisueioa e. - sAsap
ute for the Judge a TIE Court q hsseva
IN and for Eseambia County. ylosidn. and
nn statutes eoAcmning ssiA yaAss shAgl
sppH 70 kim. prvvidsd. kewssG. Cat q
ters BE coHmissioasr q - osuys -
Record IN end for Eseansbia Co1Rty, Htus
-. he shall upea Ne soMi9G iate aBHe
e this Amenasasnt beesms ss1A eAAitass1
ssaee. and sAsn BE- ec4FdasigRsd y -
sssesssog D duly siastea - QsallzR
(b} TAs Legislature xusv A1m H. .
tine and - tbe hQsinsB q - osgk .
Record b and fer 1sesmhA osW11, Fssss
ida, Requires. previde for O. aypsan2nmt
for one or mcrs additional JuANB e nnN
Court. Each such additional Juaxe sAsN
Be elected and hold office for six ye.11
ana shall receive the same salary and q,
lownnces for expense - ether Ju1xes q
the Court Of Record IN and for EsenmbiR
County. Florida They shau have q
powers and perform all duties and passssB
81 Qualification that are Or may y yre
b statute for the Judge 81 the Ceurt =
Record in and for Escambis County. Ficrs
ida. and al statutss eoaesrnizg sai1 1rdFs
sAAN supv 70 tAsm.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-03
Battle For
BackfieId
Slot Looms
by jim coBB
Citizen Sporfs Editor

After losing two days of prac-
dee due to the considerable a.
mount of rainfall of late, the Key
West Conchs pranced through a
two hour, full-scale scrimmage ses-
sion yesterday afternoon on their
soggy practice field.
The Conchs all saw . bit Of ac-
ton, and after sluggish and ra-
Their ragged start, began to show
q semblance of football know-how
a. the shadows heightened.
Half of the so man squad took
part in yesterdays head knocking
= the balance Of the team was re-
legated to the annex field to learn
a little about st. Teresa's plan Of
defense so they can throw it at
the Conch varsity next week in
preparation for their opening tilt,
Just two weeks hence.
Most significant development to
arise in yesterdays session was a
duel being waged between a pair
Of fair country ballplayers for the
starting tailback position when the
Conchs begin their seasons action.
The duel is being waged between
Red Stickney, = two year veteran,
and Bill Haney, transfer from q
California School.
Stickeny showed fairly well af-
ter Z slow start yesterday while
Haney ran hard, passed vii under
pressure and, more important,
showed that he can take a shell
lacking and come back for more.
Beckman may lose a little sleep
over the problem Of which Of these
boys will be his tailback come
Sept. IL.
There Is another battle in pro-
gress for the running guard spot.
Both Ray Bazo and Ralph Garcia
handled that assignment yester.
day, and although they made a
few mistakes, they showed that
they have learned their football
lessons fairly well.
Defensively, the Conchs appear
to be pretty well set. The Conchs
BLACK Bean Brigade" including
beefy Julio Henriquez, Wayne
Brantley and Lew McLain, consis.
tently foiled the offensive teams
efforts.
John Carbonell displayed his us.
ual defensive competency at one
of the ends, consistently wrapping
ais hammy hands around the ball
carrier.
At this writing, it appears that
Beckman has a single wing bali.
club = and nothing else. He has
few big strong ends and plenty
Of beef in the line. He has a couple
Of competent tailbacks in Stickney
and Haney and a few other boys
who like to hit hard.
He has no T quarterback.
Hence, it appears that he viii
stick with his single wing, power
football attack that has given the
Conchs an outstanding record in
the past.
In an effort to recoup the time
lost due to this weeks rain, Beck.
man has scheduled drill sessions
for Saturday and the Monday La.
Dor Day holiday.
The Conchs will be hampered
somewhat next week due to the
TACT that they viii have to take
time out to prepare for the Miami
Herald football clinic, a week from
tonight.
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THURSDAYS FIGHTS

MCKEESPoRT. Pa. Bob Baker, IA,
Pittsburgh. outpointed Toxic Hall. 100.
Chicago, 10.
NEW YORK (Eintracht ovaD - Johnny
Moye. 1o7, New York, outpointed Jimmy
Dnsnge. "a. New York, Q.
OAKLAND, Calf. Charley Powell,
11e. San Diego, stopped Keene Simmons,
nv Bayonne, Nj.
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NOTICE OF KlxCfloN

WNkR&AS. The Lssislasurs q lsss.
under Ne Constitution II 1855, Il he
stass Of 1ierida, did yass Joiat kseela-
tiens proposing amendments b ths Con-
stitutjoa q tAs State ef rlerida, anA ~
sama were agreed b b. . vote e tArss.
6fths 81 al he membszs elected - eneh
Rouse: that the votes on said Jeint neso.
mtions were catered Upon their respective
JournAls. with ths ysaa and nays tksrsen,
and tAey ID dstsrmins and dfrsst hat ~
said Joint Resolutions b ssh4isssl q ~
slsseon e Tie Stats - Ne Gsn9al 11ss.
ton On NovsnbG zn1. 1854.
NOW, THEREFORE, /. \. 4 GRAY.
Secretary a stass q shs State Z Jlssl6a.
d kershg give snoties that .
GENERAL HkECIIoN
vM b Asla N saeA scuny = rlsEtAs ..
Tussday nsxt sassssaing ths Art Hsaday
IN November, 4. D., 1854 ~ sai1 1ss11ag
hsing ~ enC0ND DAY or Nov1MbNk
for The ratlhcasion Or rsiectieA Il the raid
Joint Rsselutions pxsRosing AnsAdnenal
. ne ConstitsAisa = N etaAs e SlssiaA,
xia:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

THURSDAYS REsULTs
Brooklyn 10. Chicago Z
Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 4
Only games scheduled
FRDAY's SCHEDULE
Brooklyn at New York
Milwaukee at Cincinnati
Chicago ut ct. Louis
Phiiadslphia at Pittsburgh CN
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Baseball Resalis


THURsDAY's RESULTS
Atlanta 4. New Orleans o
Memphis ), Chattanooga 4 Go inninRs)
Mobile II, Birmingham
Little Rock IL, Nashville 10
FRDAY's SCHEDULE
New Orleans At Atlanta
Birmingham at Mobile
Little Rock at Nashville
Memphis at Chattanooga
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-03

Twice this season the New York
Giants have hit six home runs in
one game, once against Brooklyn
and once against Pittsburgh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-03

Cincinnati keu4rs 49,. .ider Bob
Borkowski won eight letters In
football, baseball and tennis while
at Dayton, Ohio, Kiser High School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-03

Norm sonju, university Of Wis.,
cousin rowing coach, was a pros
pactor for gold in Alaska after
graduating from college.
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Ne.

SENATE JOINT nmeoLp79pk no. enc
toint Resciatipn prepoaine a Ansaa-
unsnt y Artiels X q e y7cykas Eoaa1S.
tutlpa ~ Aa6ipg New Sscl,1A 1ASislp
!. 3 e., Ns.sss e Sssss & s,f e.
8xpsp6ad y Pay ohsRtipns 6egsxp4 -
0aegxua. fssAsss . MssGsssa .Aw ~
4ME MloLYp n I'M AgsaspA.
5uA8 or IN S4A1& a. HdHzbz:
That Article * e tAe ,Hsr3es 0Ng83lp,
section thereto 10 BE- numhsrsd W. %
Secretary Of State. and The sszns b hstshy
agreed 10 and shah BE- suAuaitted - ~
slecters a. the State ef FioridA fer r1tla-
cation or reieetisn 81 ne .gsnsral slsstiga
% b he'd on the Arst Tuesday eftsr -
arst Monday In Novsmber. 1854 - I'd
lows. 80
STATE frraslshsIi not BE- used. sppropss.
ated Or expanded 10 construed. recorztrutt.
maintain. service. rerair. purchase Or ieass
any toll ROAD extnaing int more tAan
thres eoantie OF b pay lie, pgineionl q
interest q any revenue ewt13eeeGB %
cthsr svideAess of in&sbts9nam D COO
strrst sseonsssask. E1pasAlla. xEvseA -
~ He.thess q 49, 81 ~ yeea -
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THURSDAYS RESULTS
New York 8, Cleveland Z
Washington Is. Detroit
only games scheduled
FRIDAYS SCHEDULE
Cleveland at Chicago
New York at Washington
Baltimore ut Detroit
---------
THURSDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus .. Louisville 4
50. Paul II. Kansas City 4
Minneapolis 2, Indianapolis 4
Charleston at Toledo postponed, storm
and power failure
INTERNATI0NAL LEAGUE
Montreal s. Syracuse
Ottawa 4, Buffalo I'll inninss)
Rochester :. Toronto
Havana 2. Richmond
ALABAMA.FLORDA PLAYOFF
Dothan .. Graceville s (series tied Sd
TEXAS LEAGUE
Houston u Shreveport
Tulsa Z, Dallas
Fort Worth ,, Oklahoma City /
Beaumont 5, San Antonio .
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hollywood Z, Los Angeles 5
Sacramento II. San Diego s
Oakland ;. San Francisco
Seattle at Portland postponed. rain
FRIDAYS BASEBALL SCHEDULE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Syracuse at Montreal
Buffalo ut Ottawa
Toronto at Rochester
Richmond at Havana ca
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Louisville ut Columbus
Charleston at Toledo
Kansas City at st. Paul
Indianapolis at Minneapolis Cd
TEXAS LEAGUE
Fort worth at Oklahoma City
Tulsa nc Dallas
Beaumont ut San Antonio
Shreveport at Houston
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

HAIIING-N0fEB. NV D0rF .H19
RUNS Mantle, New York, ITO,
RUNS BATTED iN-Acoy, Cleveland,
100.
HITS Fox, Chicago, I7s.
H0ME RUNS-Dohy, Cleveland. -.
PITCHING consueGra. Chicaao. 1e.a.
90.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-03

Major League
Leaders
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING singer. Proeklyu, So
RUNS Snider, Brooklyn, ITO.
RUNS RATED I'M Musial. St. Louis,
III.
HITS 6choendienst. st. Louis, III.
HOME RUNS-Kluszewski, Cincinnati. n
PITCHING ntonelli. New York. ao-3,
so.
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THURSDAYS RESULTS
New York 5, Cleveland Z
Washington is. Detroit 6
Only games scheduled
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24
$65,OOO,OOO Pulpmill And Connecting Road Planned for Kitimat

VICTORIA, B.C., R-A $65,- 000,000 pulp mill at Kitimat and a road connecting that northern center to Terrace, 40 miles to the east, is included in forest devel- opment project given conditional approval by the British Columbia government Monday.
 Kitimat is the new center built at the Aluminium Company of Canada project 400 miles north of Vancouver.
 Forest Minister R. E. Summers said the government and Kitimat Pulp and Paper will cooperate in the building of the Kitimat-Terr- ace highway. At present the vill- age can be reached only by air and sea.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24
Organization Urges
 Five-Year Extension of Reciprocal Trade Program

WASHINGTON, lR-The Com mittee for Economic Development tCED), a private research organi- zation of business leaders, Tues day urged five-year extension of the reciprocal trade program and a policy of gradual and se- lective tariff reduction.
 The CED issued policy state ment that in the main supported President Eisenhower's foreign trade proposals. In some respects, the CED went further than Eisen- hover, who has asked Congress to extend the trade agreements act for only three years and to grant him broader tariff-cutting powers,
 Eisenhower settled this year for a one-year extension of the old reciprocal trade program without change when it became apparent Congress would not take up his recommendations at its legislative session then drawing toward a close. The trade law is scheduled to die in June. In agreeing to ac- cept the simple one-year eXten- sion, Eisenhower urged Congress to get an early start next year on considering his full program.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24
Cigaret President Says Cancer Group Opposes Industry

NEW YORK, R-The president of the Reynolds Tobacco Co. ac- cuses the American Cancer Soci- ety of attempting to destroy the tobacco industry.
 This attack on the society was made by E. A. Darr, who heads the firm which manufactures Camel, Winston and Cavalier cigarets, at luncheon Monday.
 Darr, addressing luncheon meeting of the Security Analysts Assn, declared the society first adopted a "guilt by association" method of blaming cigarets for lung cancer.
 He said that in 1853 the cociety had, so to speak, placed cigarets at the "scene of the crime" of lung cancer.
 By June, 1854, he said, 1t was claiming some association be- tween smoking and lung cancer. Then in October, he added, society spokesmen said there was a def mite association between the two.
 Said Darr:
 The American Cancer Society has decided to put all it's eggs in one basket and to destroy the cigaret industry"
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24
Shah and Queen of Iran To Visit United States

TERRAIN, Iran, tR - Shah Mo hammed Reza Pahlevi and Queen Soraya will pay tWo-month visit to the United States beginning early in December. They will be guests of President and Mrs. Eisenhower at a White House luncheon Dec. 13.
 The Shah will get a medical checkup in New York.
 After their visit to Washington, the Shah and his queen plan to go to Sun Valley, Idaho, for win ter sports.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24
Two Men in Hospital From Gunshot Wounds fn Anchorage Area

ANCHORAVE, Rl-l WO lllell were treated for gunshot wounds at Anchorage hospitals Monday after separate weekend shootings in the Anchorage area.
 Shot in the chest and left leg was William HiX. His wife, Mae, was jailed on charges of assault.
 The other shooting victim was Airman Third Class Frank Hol- den, who was shot in the shoulder Sunday afternoon. Allen C. Wicks, a civilian employe at Elmendorf Air Force Base, and Frank Pat tain were arraigned on charges of disorderly conduct and discharg- ing firearm unlawfully. Wicks reported the shooting occurred when several airmen tried to en- ter woman's home for party.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24
Bubonic Plague Pleas Discovered On Rats In Port of Tacoma

TACOMA, R-Federal officials have put this port under surveil- lance as result of the finding of bubonic plague fleas on a rat caught here last week.
 The surveillance order, to be lifted as soon as health officers are certain the threat of plague has ceased, requires extra precau- tions against rats leaving or boarding ships in the harbor.
 The port is not under quaran- tine, which would stop movement of ships in and out of the harbor.
 Bars are something which, if you go into too many of, you are apt to come out singing few of, and maybe land behind some of.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24
WEATHER FORECAST

Forecast Nome: Partly cloudy tonight and mostly cloudy Thurs day. Winds northerly 10-20 mph. Low temperature expected to- night 12, high tomorrow "A.
 In last "A hours as of am. today: high temperature 20, low g. Max. wind 20 mph from the N. Sunrise at sos a.m., sunset at 2:33 pm.
 A year ago today: high temper ature IS, low 12. Extremes this date since 1907: highest 42 in 1947, lowest -27 in 1948.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24
JUN. Group Turns Down Soviet Veto Proposal

UNITED NATIONS, NY, R- The JUN. Political Committee yes terday rejected a Soviet proposal that President EisenhoWer's atoms for peace plan be made subject to the. Big Four veto.
 Only the five Soviet bloc coun- tries voted in favor of the Soviet proposal, 43 voted against it, and 12 abstained.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24
George Burns and Oracle Allen Are Grandparents

HOLLYWOOD, R-Mr. and Mrs. Young Willhoite III are the parents of a daughter, Laura Jean, and thus comedians George Burns and Oracle Allen are grandpa and grandma.
 The Burns daughter, Sandra, 20, and Willhoite, 25, a film pro- duction executive, eloped and were married in Las Vegas, New, in August, 1853.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24
3O0-Pound Steeplejack
 Killed When Rope Snaps; Crowd Moans and Screams

BALTIMORE, R-A 300pound steeplejack died Monday night eight hours after a rescue line snapped and sent him plunging 100 feet from the top of a water tower.
 Peter Jekubs, 50, hung head downward and helpless for more than an hour after he had slipped on the tower and a rope, snarled around one leg, held him fast above the YMCA Anchorage Sea- mans Building here.
 The crowd, which gathered to watch the attempts of firemen to rescue Jekubs, moaned and screamed when the steeplejack fell to earth. One woman tainted.
 Jekubs died of injuries that in cluded a fractured skull, breaks of both arms, several ribs, bones in the lower body, and a deep gash in his head.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24
Official Montana Canvas Puts Demo Senator Ahead By Only 1,728 Votes

HELENA, Mont, (R-The off cial Montana canvass of votes cast in the Nov. 2 election gave Demo- crat US. Sen. James E. Murray a slim 1,728 plurality over Republi- can Rep Wesley A. D'Ewart.
 The canvass, completed Mon day, showed Murray had 114,591 votes, D'Ewart, who gave up his House seat to run, 112,863.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24

Archie Jones. dredgemaster for No. dredge, which has not been in operation this summer, Hiding Larson and Ross Hurst of the dredge crew are scheduled to leave for the States, where they will remain until early spring operations start.
 Hurst is from Marysville, Calif., and has been interested in Nome since the Yuba Construction Co. built the dredges many years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-24

Reviewing coorful jacket the Alaskan book. North Elizabeth Butler. left whose George Butler lower Yukon River division Northern Commercial Go. and John Hermsen. general mercantile for the firm From his head quarters Miss Buffers father superinends NC and St. Michael Kotlk. Kwikuk Akulurak and Black River Hemsen handles home office assignments metropolitan NC department stores Fairbanks and Anchorage the book NC branches and book dealers throughout the North.