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HIRsCH, MRS NINA Kou,

HIhSCH' Mrs. DINA kOHN. on
Monday, July z, 1858, at the home
oi her daughter, Mrs. Martin Rose
nel1 KnI,n Of Sumter; Sumter; s; G, MRS. DINA
Mrs. Hirsch was the sister Of David
kohn Of 3344 Military I'd. NV
washington, D, c.: Adelina Kohn OF
Oraneeburg, s. c., and the aunt Of
David Kohn, jr.; Mrs. Edwin L.
tCarolyn( Davidson and August
Kohn III, all of Washington, b. g.
Funeral on Wednesday, July 8, in
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RUSH, CECIL. At sea. CECIL RUSH
o. lOl2 Constitution ave. ne, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Rush
and brother of Elizabeth franklin,
Clarence Rush. Many other rela-
tiVes and friends also survive.
Friends may call after 8 pm.
Wednesday, July 8, 1868, at the
Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Funeral on Thurs
day, July 10, at 2 pm, from the
Fort Myer Chapel Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery. 8
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CLARK, VANCE. On Saturday. Jul,

5, 1858, VANCE CLARK OF SO You
St NV. beloved husband of Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Thelma West, Mrs.
Shirley Stone and Mrs Evelyn
Sellers brother of Enoch Clark.
Mrs. Rosa Lee Walker and Mrs.
Ina Sutton Many other relatives
and friends also survive. After
pm, Tuesday. July friends may
call at the Frazier Funeral Home,
3S9 Rhode Island ave. NV. Fu-
neral on Wednesday, July 9, at /
pm, at New Hope Baptist Church,
! tn and w stS. NV, the Rev T. c.
Dixon offciating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. s
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day. July 8, 1868, at her residence,
So NSA sHSsh EsTEEGE saEfGf HowsER ss AEnEsfn Tie
of the late Joseph H Howser and
sister Of Anna c. Schwier Of Wash
ington. D. c., and Mrs BERTHE Stout
fer Young ID Coral Gables, Fla
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd +
Arlington, Va Notice Of funeral
arrangements later.
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CARTER, ROBERT CLYDE. su

GARTER, ROBEkT CLYDE. Sud-
his residence, Laytonsville, Nd.
ROBERT CLYDE CARTER, beloved
son OF Morris and Celeste Carter
He also leaves three sisters, two
brothers, grandmother, grand
host Of other relatives and friends
After 5 pm Tuesday, July g.
friends may call at the Snowden
Funeral Home, Rockville, Nd. Fu-
neral services on Wednesday, July
8, at 2 pm. at the Brooke Grove
Church, laytonsville, Nd. the Rev
Jordan oficiating. Interment church
cemetery.
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MaeKINNnN. RnRERT SELIM.

MackINNUN, hOBEhI sELIm. y
MSaSsYi MisS.sYY:i 'Sls HS 'nossSF isSsi s sr1S II
MacKiNNoN Of Preston, Nd, the
beloved husband Of Addie p. Mac
Kinnon, brother Of Hugh A. Mac
Kinnon. Friends may call at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
ices and interment on wednesday,
July o. ct 2:30 p.m., in Cedar Hill
Cemetery
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HYSON, BRANARD H. On Monday

HYS0N, BRAINARD II. On Monday,
July z. 1868, at his residence. 1915
MhssEon w ps9MG,n lanes ,vs, Wheaton, Nd
band Of Bessie Z. Hyson, He also
leaves six daughters, one son, a
father and mother. Harry and Emma
Hyson. three grandchildren, one
sister, Emma johnson: one brother,
Christopher Hyson, and a host O!
other relatives and friends, After
pm. Wednesday, July 8, friends
may call at his above late residence.
Funeral on Thursday, July 10, at
IL noon, from the Allen Chapel,
National Cemetery q
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july &, 1858, viii WILLIAM n MApisoN, fSHSSS,
devoted father Of Irene L. Robinson
other relatives and friends also
survive, Funeral services will be
conducted on Wednesday. July 9,
at Bethel A. M. E. Church, Balti-
more, Md; thereafter, remains may
be viewed at the Robinson Funeral
pm. Wednesday July 8, until IL
am Thursday, July TO- Tnterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar
rangements by Robinson d Co.
Funeral Home
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WALTER p. The members OF

An Edward Douglass White
AAS& Council No 2473 K of
MN C.. are requested to as
,E1RhT semble at $50 p m. Tues
SSM>A/ day, July s, at S7y N
\SN Longfellow St. Arlington
Wv to recite the rosary for
our late brother WALTER P. KIRBY
EDWARD NJ RONEY,
Grand KNIGHT.
C F. PARADISE. Fin. secy,
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THOMAS, JOHN T., Sr. To an mem
bers OF Bakers Local Union,
No. 11e. please take notice
"A Ass.aA OF the death of Brother
|HN JOHN Z. THOMAS, Sr, on
WE Sunday, July 6, 1855.
49, Members may call at the
~ Lee Funeral Home. 4th st.
and Massachusetts, ave. ne, until
$50 AN. wednesday, July 9. In
teTment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
ADOLPH HELLWIG, Secretary.
CHARLES B. MeCLOSKY,
Business Asent.
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KENDRICK, single VIRGINIA, {

kENDRICk, SINGLE VIRGINIA. OF
Nanjemoy, Md, on July 8, 1855,
wife. Of the late Francis A. Ken
drick, mother Of Mrs. Robert NJ.
Trotter, sister of Mrs. Leslie Ken
drlck, Mrs. Myrtle R. Trotter, Mrs.
Clara Roster. Earnest. Grover and
Roderick Posey Remains at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 1lth
st. Sc, until Wednesday, July 81,
a. IL noon. Services and interment
Nanlemoy Baptist Church. Mamie
moy, Nd, at 2 pm.
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KNOTT, WILLIAM T. suddenly. on
Monday, July q, 1888, ct Oeorae-
town unlyersity Hospital, WILLIAM
!. KNOTT OF 62l0 Sherrief pl NV
beloved husband Of Charlotte Knott
Mrs.. MsTssrst M sears ears ana % Raymond Sd
l. Knott He also Is survived By
seven grandchildren Funeral from
the pc Vol Funeral Home, 2224 Wis
fqH'a S 3. ASe sd pS s On themes hsSSsd1 sc SS1y oaT
Lady Of Victory Church, 4s35 Mac
arthur blvd. NV, where requiem
mass win be offered At 10 am.
Friends and relatives invited. In.
tcrment Congressional Cemetery.
LETTLEs. EULA MAE lsIsTERl. on
Monday, July q, 1858, EULA MAE
lSIS1ERl LETTLES, beloved wife
Of Willie Lettles, mother OF Edith
two Ws sranSesildrsS. $ sO one susShsso sisteT ~
brothers. other relatives and friends.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
mentS by Jarvis.
july Z, 1865, THEoDoRE c. Lilly
Pleasant. aiE MO- so01su susbsnd % of Dorothy eSas
g. Lilly, father OF Opal A.. Anton
and Theodore G. Lilly. ~ brother
Yrs s BESSIE cla,i 4 BATTLE HSTas q SrSSElSs q s
troit, Mich: MS. Clara I. Wrisht
Freeman and Mrs. Thelma L.
Latham. both Of Cameron. N, CT
Fred A. Lilly Of Rockingham, N. CO
and Johnnie A. Lilly. Notice OF
funeral later Arrangements BY
Mcclure, Inc 10
LUCAS, JULIA A. On Friday, July 4,
1888. JULIA A. LUCAS Of 26-A Bates
stu. s. nv Suryiyins are cousin, sd.S .SsIS MEs.
Clifteena B. Rowe, and many friends.
After pm. Tuesday friends are in
yited to call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home. 1920 9th st. NV. Funeral a.
Third Baptist Church, 9th and q
stS NV, at I pm, Wednesday, July
.. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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MARSH. ROY BERNARD, sr. or

Sunday. July 8, 1858, at Coles
Point, Westmoreiand County, Va,
ROY BERNARD MARSH, Sr.. OF
1910 Old Dominion blvd, Alexan-
dria, Va, husband of Pauline
Marsh and father of Roy B., ir f:
William R., Clarence and Lester
Marsh and Mrs. Joyce Proctor
Funeral services on Wednesday, July
ham Funeral Home, Cameron and
Alfred sts., Alexandria, Va. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 9
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m1S 1858, Hs ssssIE Z {, N Mann lS'ef q $sos ss ?
st Sc. wife of the late Donnan L.
Mann, mother Of Loyal Miller, Mrs.
Robert Ridgeway, Mrs. Louis =.
dred Mann, Bernard L. and Edwin
j. Mann. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, -517 11th st. Sc, on
Wednesday, July 8, at 2:30 pm
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 8
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PRICE. GEORGIA o. OF 1906 Oliver
ST.. West HyattsyilIe, Md, on July 4.
1928, wife of Clay Price, mother OF
William 2; Locke, sister of Mrs.
Lowe. Services at the ChambeTs
Funeral Home. 517 11th st. Sc, on
Thursday. July 10, at 10 am, In
ternent Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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s5s '4SSo 3Seob sPrTzGE 81 Tz2Rfa{; S.lSS.s 5H.s
father Of Mrs. Lena Rosenberg, Mrs.
Doris Conn, Mrs. Jewel RosenberR
Samuel Splitter all Of washington.
D.. C.; DR.. Maurice Spitzer Of North
AdSns, Mass: Harold Splitter Of
Phihdelphia, Pa, and Charles
Splitter OF Chicago, III. He also is
survived by one brother, Harry
Spitzer Of New York City: fourteen
grandchildren ana seven great
grandchildren. Services at the c. d.
Goldberg g. Son Funeral Home,
1913 9th ST. NV, on Tuesday, July
3, at 2 pm. Interment King David
Memorial Gardens. In mourning at
b73l Sd pl NV Family requests in
lieu Of flowers, contributions be made
to the Hebrew Home for the Aged. s
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e,,nyIUH' TnNINhHD - NEhNE. On
Va. BERNARD LIE VERNE JOHN
SON, beloved husband Of Irene
Bertha johnson and father Of
Robert F., Bernard L., jr., and VIII
liam Lee johnson, He also is sur
vived by his mother, Mrs. Frances
c. johnson, one brother and one
sister: Friends may call at the
Money & King Funeral Home, III
Maple ave. west, Vienna, Va. Serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday,
July 8. at the Presbyterian Church
East Broad and Fairfax sts., Falls
Church, Va, at 1:3O pm. Inter-
JONES, IDA. On Monday, July z,
1855, IDA JONES of 1909 Florida
ave. NV Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements by the Frazier Fu-
neral Home.
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Draths

GENDERsON, IDA, On Monday. Jul,
q. 1888, IDA oENDERsON OF 6OOO
18th 81 NV, beloved wife OF Reuben
QendersOn and devoted mother ol
Mrs Mollie Marx Of Israel, She also
Is survived BY sister. Mrs simon
i, ksssler and one srandson Funeral ratl
a Sons Funeral Home, 35Ol l4th Gt.
NV. on Tuesday. July s, at II an.
Interment King David Memorial
Garden, In lieu Of flowers, the
tamly slssests gI s that contributions
GoMBERG. WILLIAM. suddenly. on
aS%skkRo e0Sdskk july y, 7a1to 1oOs; c.msTnI wILLiA n
81 Mrs Ben Kirse66 and Ns. Com
berg OF Harrison, N. Y. He also
Is survived By 1ye grandehildren.
four sisters, Mrs. Bella Marcus, Mrs;
Mrs. Nathan Nelson. and brother,
Max Gomberg, all Of New York
City IN: X Funeral services q
aS aSnsEsl w.aIsSSS; HS%s; sSSk Sly isth = ,ossa 6sa
am. Interment King David Me-
mortal Garden Memorial week,
s724 Cameron st.. Silver Spring. Nd
HARRISON, ARTHUR SsALLIE). On
burs' W Va Haspiia, spTuIIn tlIlIS
HARRIsON OF 52I crittenden 81
NV He leaves to mourn a host
q nieees and nephews. Notice oi
funeral later.
HENDERSON. NELLIE 3. On Tues.
ass,,,sgIsyo Gay; ygIy s, 1898, NELLIE B
hlyd., Chevy Chase. Nd, beloved
wife Of the late Roy II. Henderson
and cousin Of Mrs. John II. Blythe
q Chevy Chase. Nd. Mrs Albert
Mrs. Roy L. Mitchell Of ArlinRton'
va. Friends may call at the Be
thesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
o. Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
Nd where services will be ned
on Thursday, July 10. at ~ noon
interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Please omit flowers A token II
sympathy may be made to the FirSi
Methodist Church, Wilkes Barre pa
tWtlkes-BaTre, Pa, papers please
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Draths

NORRIS, FLORENCE. on sunday.
eral Hospital, FLQRENCE MORRIS,
she q survived By q great-niece,
Mrs. Ella Lewis; other nleces. neph-
ews and q host Of friends, Ar
Tangements by the Johnson 4 Jen-
ktns Funeral Home, 46O4 Georgla
ave. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
ROSE Z, on Tsssday. July
3, 1888, ROSE \, MYLEs. beloved
mother OF Beulah NJ. GLADYS 4, and
Ralph p Myies, sister Of Ethel Bald
win Of Laurel, Nd. Funeral flom
4Sl2 deoFgla ave. NV. on Thurs
day, July 10, 81 1880 pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Q
MYLEs, ROSE. The ofhesrs and mem.
NJ ter. No. z. o. r. s.. are
W. requested 10 assemble at
AMA the Deal Funeral Home.
4s12 OeorGia ave. n.w5
on Wednesday, July "
W 1888. for the purpose Of
conducting funeral services for our
late sister, ROSE MYLEe.
KATHERINE Z. EURY,s W. M.
BLANCHE p. UPDIkE, Seey.
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s. 1855, Lucy Z. ROBINSON 'ui Of
635 Pickford pl. me-. wife Of James
Pitts Snd Hsrod SToSf Faylo4 sister, Mnn1f of
Nealy Duncan and Alberta Rhone.
She also is survived by eleven
grandchildren, four great-grandchil-
dren, other relatives and many
July o, friends are invited to cali
at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel, 1889
You St. NV, where funeral Serv-
ices will be held on Thursday, July
10, ct 10 am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. g
ROGERS. LENORE 4: Suddenly, on
ROGERS Of New York City, Fu-
neral services and interment New
York City. (Danzansky Funeral
Service)
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MAGNEk, FLOhENCE ouuutnls.
on Monday, oS JSly yo,i.r.nrS Z, l9Ss' At her hsr
EeSlTenis; EomS Park, . Md FfEokEEcE 5.
MAGNER, beloved wife Of James p.
Magner and mother of Brigid, Mar
garet and Patrick Magner. She
and three sisters. Funeral from
the Takoma Funeral Home. 254
Carroll st. NV, parking opposite),
on Thursday, July 10, at 9:30 a m.
High requiem mass at Our Lady
OF Sorrows Catholic Church, Larch
and New Hampshire aves., Takoma
Park, Md, at 10 am Interment
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. o
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REGISTER. INFANT GARY ALLAN.
On Sunday, July g., 1858, at chill
dren's Hospital INFANT GARY
ALLAN REGISTER, beloved son Of
Durwood L. and Annette REGISTER,
Va, brother of Bruce Lamar Reeis,
ter, grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs
James A.. Marceron and Mr., and
Mrs. Matthew H. Register. Funeral
services at the De Vol Funeral Home,
2224 Wisconsin ave. NV, on
Wednesday, July q, at 10 am.
Friends and relatives invited In
terment National Memorial Park
Cemetery.
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Monday July z, 1858, at Johns
Hopkins University Hospital, Balti-
popM n1oEs; Md CHARLES WALLACE
husband Of Martha H. Porter and
nfother of Mrs. Paul s. Poe oi
washington Court House, Ohio
services viii be neld at Gawler's
Gnapel, 1855 Pa. ave NV, on
wednesday, July o. at ii am.
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1865, at her residence, Upper MARI
boro, Md, MARY M JONES. mother
OF Mrs Theresa Ann Henson and
Mrs. Isabelle Matthews: sister Of Mrs.
Brown Also surviving are two
grandsons, Phillip and Charles
Matthews, i've great-grandchildren
other relatives and many friends
After pm. Tuesday, July s,
friends may call at her late resi-
dence where prayers will be offered
at pm, Requiem mass will be
SAID at $3.50 am. July 9, at st.
Mary's Church, Upper Marlboro,
Nd, Interment Mt. Carmel Gene
terry Arrangements by Rollins s
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JONES, LEONARA A. On Sunday, July
8. 1858. at Chicago, H., LEONARA
A JONES, beloved mother Of Roy
Jones Of Calf; Melvin Jones of
Chicago, and Vestra J Hocter Of
Washington, D. c. Remains resting
at Mueller Funeral Home, Chicago,
Ill Interment Laurel, Miss, Fri
day, July II.
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NEUWIEN. NELLIE. on Monday, July
q, l95S. at her residence. g3lb
Warren ST., Silver Spring, Nd,
NELLIE NEUwtEN, beloved mother
Of Reginald A. Neuwien and Mrs,
by four arandchiidren and one
great-grAndehild Services and in-
terment Stamford. Conn. In lieu
Of flowers, contributions may be
made TO the Cancer Fund.
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RIVERS, ELLA MAE. On Friday. July
4. 1858, at Freedmen's Hospital,
ELLA MAE RIVERS. devoted daugh-
ter of Walter Rivers. She also is
survived by one sister. six brothers,
four aunts, five uncles. other rela-
Tuesday, July S, friends may cali
at the johnson & jenkins Funeral
Home, 1904 Georgia ave, NV,
where services will be held on
Wednesday, July q. at IL noon
1nterment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Sunday, July 8. 1858. at his resi-
dence. 4721 Sd pl NV. JOHN {.
THOMAS. Sr. beloved husband OF
Jessie L. Thomas, father Of John e.
Thomas, brother Of William p,
Bernard J.. Charles Leo, Robert r,
Joseph E.. Mathew p, Anthony r.
and Miss Nathalie A.. Thomas and
Mrs. Mary Farrell; grandfather Of
Charles Edward Thomas and father
in-law Of Mrs. ThelmA Thomas.
Home, 4th st. and Massachusetts
ave. ne, until $50 am. Wednes-
day, July 8. Requiem mass will be
offered at St. Gabriers Catholic
Church, 20 Grant Circle NV, at
9 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 8
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-15
Western Electric Co. Lauds CAP Here
 For Rescue Work

The Western Electric Co. ex- pressed their appreciation to the
 CAP here for their work in locat- ing the downed plane last week
 with three Western Electric en-
 ployees. The letter, addressed to
 Floryn Rhode, stated in part; Such devotion to service is rare, and I wish it were possible to personally explain to each one our appreciation for his part in the
 search. As for the rescued men, words cannot express the depths
 of their gratitude. Too, I am sure that the various families involved are most grateful. In keeping them informed as to the progress of the search, anxiety nat
 urally mounted, and when the men were rescued the relief of these people could not be meas
 ured in words
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-15
Standard Oil of Calf. Will Ship Kenai
 Oil To Seward Until Pipeline Warranted

dertaken in other parts of the Swanson River Unit and the de- Ivelopment of sufficient produc- ton to justify the construction of a pipeline to move the oil to tidewater."
 The company also said that drilling is presently under way on the Swanson River No. well which is located approximately one and one quarter miles south east from the discovery well, and three-quarters of a mile from Swanson River Unit No. 2. Pres ent depth of No. 3 is 11,209 feet.
 The No. 2 well was drilled to a. depth of 12,046 feet and en- countered the same zone which was found productive in the first well, the company said. No. well has not yet been tested for pro- duction. These tests are planned when suitable equipment is avail able, Standard said.
 The Deep Creek Unit No. well was drilled to total depth of 14,221 feet, tested and abandoned as a dry hole. Further plans for exploration in the Deep Creek unit are being studied, the an- nouncement said.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-15
City Council Plans
 Regulation Voting Booth

The City Council meeting on Monday evening discussed the following matters:
 Nome is to have nice new standard voting booths for the General Election next month, ac- cording to the City Council, and will continue to have only one polling place, instead of the con- templated two districts.
 The Chief of Police is now using the new red City Patrol Car, which arrived on the last boat.
 Home inspections for wiring and fire is continuing, it was re- ported at the meeting.
 Clerks for the General Elec- ton will be Bjorgne Reader and Elma Glavinovich. Judges will be Edith Arnold, Loretta Waldhelm and Albin Poison.
 City Council granted permis- sion for the city warehouse to be used for detention of loose dogs.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-15
Drew Pearson Sues News-Miner For Libel

FAIRBANKS, tR - Drew Pear son, nationally-syndicated Wash ington columnist, Monday filed a $176,000 libel suit against the Fairbanks Publishing Co. and c. w. Snedden, publisher of the Fairbanks NewS-Miner.
 The action was based on an ed itorial which appeared in the pa per July 8, 1858. The action filed in Fourth District Federal Court claimed references contained in the editorial were false, scan- dalous, defamatory and libelous." !"
 Pearson asked $150,00O in ex- emplary and punitive damages and $26,000 in compensatory dam- ages, plus court costs.
 In the suit, Pearson also took exception to remarks made in an other editorial about him which appeared in the paper Aug. 15, 1856.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-15
Air Force Grounds
 Its C123s To Correct Fuel Failure

DAYTON, Ohio, R - The Air Force has grounded all of it's 23O C123 troop-cargo planes similar to one that crashed in Idaho and killed 19 persons Thursday night.
 The grounding order was an- nounced today by the Air Ma teriel Command at Wright-Pat- terson Air Force Base near Day. ton.
 A spokesman for the AMC said the planes since October had been in the process of being worked on to correct a possible malfunction of the fuel system. He emphasized that it was not known whether the crash near Payette, Idaho, was due to a poorly operating fuel system.
 The Air Force on October 8 issued a technical order to cor rect a certain function of the fuel system of the C123s, and the work was to be completed by Oc- tober 16, the AMC spokesman said. He did not know whether the plane that crashed had been worked on yet. From a third to half of the planes had been worked on by the time of the crash, he added.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-15

ANCHORAGE, R - Oil to be produced from Kenai Peninsula well will be trucked to Seward and stored for later trans-ship- ment to the States by tanker, the Standard Oil Co. of California announced Monday.
 The company made the an- nouncement in a statement which they said was being issued "to clarify the status of these opera tions" and to correct published statements that "have not been wholly accurate"
 Standard said the Swanson Ri yer Unit No. l well was being placed on production for sus- tained test.
 That was the discovery well on the Kenai Peninsula.
 The well was completed Sept. 29, 1857. The company said then it was flowing at the rate of 900 barrels of oil per day from the perforated interval 11,150 feet to 11,215 feet. The well has been shut in since.
 Standard said about other pro- duction tests on Swanson River units 'it is planned to again shut in the wells while further devel- opment and exploration is un-
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-15
Plane Hits Sand, Crashes On ChirikOf Island

KODIAK, LR - Six men es- capped injury Friday when their plane cracked up on the beach of Chirikof Island while ferrying beef between the island and An chorage.
 Reports indicated the plane hit a patch of sand on the beach and toppled over. The craft, a B-14, was owned by Errol Enterprises of Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-15
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

Mildred Keelick, Janet Cald- well, Althea Hughes, Jack Titus Jr.
 IT'S "A BOY for MT. and Mrs. Wm. Caldwell, born Monday eve ming at the Hospital.
 It. Caldwell is stationed here with the Alaska National Guard.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-15

The Nome River Bridge at Mile 13 on Highway 97 is now under repair, and the road will be closed for several days. It is pos sible that a detour can pass pas senger cars, but doubtful if trucks can pass.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-15

Women will we c o m the swivel front seats available on wide variety of 1859 Dodge models. The new seats swing out 40 degrees and eliminate awkward movements associated with getting in and out of cars. It's as graceful and wrinkle free as arising from a chair to welcome a guest.
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by RAY HENRY
Associated Press star write


When should q person start
preparing for retirement
This Is a t64 question. But,
don't expect II 10 pop up on any
T'V quiz. There could be thou
sands OF right answers. Each
person has 10 md his own de-
pending on his circumstances.
II there Is a single answer.
II probably would be-; As soon
as you can afford II.
OF course. preparing for re-
tirement isn't only a matter Of
setting aside enough money.
II involves developing inter-
ests and activities which you
can carry over into your retire.
ment 10 use up your leisure
time. II involves finding a
place 10 live that suits YOU
the right home. the right cli-
mate. the right environment.
And. II involves taking care OF
your health 20 you'll reach re-
tirement.
But. mainly. any preparing
you do revolyes around money.
Money for food. Money for
medical care. Money for a
home. Money for recreation.
You probably are already
doing some financial prepar-
ing-whether you want TO or
not-through your payments
70 social security. civil service
retirement or railroad retire.
ment. You may be covered by
the pension plan Of your em-
ployer, union or military serv-
Ice. And. you may be paying
on an insurance policy which
will have a cash value when
you reach retirement age and
which you can convert into q
lifetime monthly income.
But. will the money you'll
get from these sources when
you retire give you enough to
live comfortably? Probably not.
You'll have TO set aside more.
Now. we're back. 10 the ques-
ton Of when you should start
doing 1t.
AS q practical matter, the
soonest most people can afford
to start is after their children
have been raised. This is uSu-