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Marriage Licenses.

walter ?. Rhine 2s. 1882 z st. Sc. and
Bsrb'F. Kew sfSne N,eSoas if lio' H0Or0ok terrace
yssins + sa;sSsIsmsz. S'fs f. fsfso, n n D:R axe
Kenneth M. Malone. as. s2l ST. Sc. and
Mildred E. Haddep. ~. 1906 Georgia ave-;
.s Alien n Beriinsky. b % %. sol Gallatin st., and
Ruth H. Lipson, 10. Baltimore; Rev. Aaron
John r. Mccarthy. 81. 1888 I ST.. and
Pearl overton, %. 1888 I ST.; Judge Robert
,.s sss q e. '9a2 ss4 p.sf 4s
Rev. Thomes @; smyth.
Niy rsnk ( cIsy Hre0 80 i sTs s~a
anthony HYDE. as si22 n st.: and Ksth- S
Chevy Chase. Nd; Justice William Hitz.
Lloyd Washinston. q; 774 Irving st.. and
Helen REYNOLDS. 20. 1918 4th ST.; Rev. Au-
Henry s: Bean. "a. and Nell J; 81 Simmons
and Matilda g. Amoss. %, Baltimore: Rev
joseph a 5Ss g. Solomon, %. l4ol Belmont st j..
and Jeannette NJ solus. 1902 14th st; Rev
solomon 4 Metz -, .
aves.. and Myrtle A. Miles. IS. same address;
Joseph IL st5Hskle, 20 1;.. H. ApscO,s,s !, 1S d
Afessri: rfsnf So stofsi efs ,s so 5 st Sc and
Ethel N Ridge. 49, $40 c st. Sc; Rev Jacob
Harry F, WAGNER. as ls4s A st. ne. and
Ramona a. Rabak. "a. 1926 seth st. Rev.
Irving Bone,t; e. and snd Illisn 4 sG,.1,I. Ruan; a.
both Of baltimore: Rev J. T. Loeb
James Brown. 81 l442 Corcoran st. and
Mamie Bailey, 10. Halls Hill. Va; Rev. W.
Theodore Robinson, 80 144s Swami St.
and AFRO Z. Hall. 80. 1880 r St; Rev. W. G:
- lie Roy T. ontzan: a. and Irene A May May.
Irene c. Mead 27. College Park. Md; Rev.
Leon A. shearer.
Edward P seGhrist 20. 2oo7 s,5s Jsckson kse. St
f Tallman F. HUFF. IS 2a5 Willow ave. and
Nancy B. MCGEE, 2l, 1911 Mckinley ST. Rev.
Joseph s Hurlburt %. 2247 shannon pl
Sc, and !, Margarst care M ~ Buckley. 2i. 1918 V
Leonard NJ. MARKS Is and sldelle Fire,
% cts both Eefra1s Of ,1ss Rsv LOEB
Amanda c. Fischer. 81. 1909 D st. Sc Rev.
Charles Endres.
M5s 5ns09 Asus e. s sSa sSa 5n s.. Rev. s G.
vers,one.
isfS;s5. ssS;5y ,,Esss Ions & 7sas esu,,b st; and
Rev William H. Thomas
GEORGE H, Baker IS IL 7 St. and Virginia
l. Kern. 10. 1919 10th St; Rev. John E.
Samuel Goldman. "a. and Yetta Sander.
a. both OF Baltimore: Rev. J. T. Loeb.
James v. Tessley. 27. 6l3 I'd st. ne, and
Fora Jordan. 23. 1884 New Jersey ave. Rev.
Harry p. Goodwin. 80. 1870 st ne. and
Anna M Jnenemann. 70. l14l 4th st. ne /;
Henry g Besehi.r. as. 1911 Decatur st,
and Helen J. Casilear. o. Leesburg, Va;
| Rev William r. Strickler.
| Harry Bell. ~ 1906 18th st. and Bessie
Smith. 23, 1887 18th st; Rev. W. D.
Jarvis.
Warren E. McLaine. %. 1902 Jenter St.
and Rnth z. Riddick 81 1920 Porter st !;
Rev Frederick Harris
David T Smith. %. and Marie F. Kale.
! 10, both of Gaithersburg. Md; Rev. Allan
| F. Poore.
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Births Reported.

Charles H. and Evelyn N Noell. boy.
Louis and Frances Capuano. boy.
Harry and Rose Lifshutz. boy:
Harvey S. and Constance V. Unaneat, DO!
Jerry and Rose Binder. boy:
Marvin R and Edith E. Walters. boy
RAYMOND S and Viletta NJ. Brown, boy.
Elmer F and Ruth E. McDevltt, boy.
Charles H. and Mildred V. Cumming. ooy
Bertram v and Catherine J; kaslar, oos
Vinson L. and Allie NJ. Smathers, boy.
Dewey NJ and Nancy A. Sparks, girl.
George F. and Flora J. Simons, girl,
Lee W. and Dorothy L. BurkheAo. elri.
John A. and Helen Sanborn. girl.
John S and Elsie M Hanfman. girl;
Roland r. and Dorothy r. Sasscer. sirl.
Neil R. and Dorothy NJ. McCallum. girl.
George D and Dora Deigen. girl.
Frank B. and Ruth H. Towns, girl
James w and Annie L. Hoee. girl.
John W D. and Lettie NJ. Moore, boy.
Emory E. and Elizabeth Martin. girl.
EDGAR C.. and Hazel NJ. Paul. boy.
John and Edith McKellar. boy.
Douglas G. and Mary c. Wright boy.
Joseph F. and Marian Belair. girl.
Clarence L. and Estelle Saylor, girl.
Oliver and Bertha Atlas. boy.
William R. and Carrie Ogg. boy.
Lloyd J. and Erman Bankard. boy.
James r. and Evelyn Horsman. girl.
Lyles and Beatrice Harris, girl.
Waverly and Mary Mason. girl.
George and Alberta Ferguson, girl.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
HEGNER FUNERAL
ARRANGED MONDAY
O. S. Division Chief, Who Took
Life, to Be Buried in Arlington
National Cemetery.

Funeral services for Walter A. Heg-
ner, 50, chief of the stenographic d.
vision Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, and Spanish War veteran.
who ended his life yesterday, will be
held at 1890 am Monday at his home,
3605 Patterson street. Interment will
be in Arlington National Cemetery.
Mr.. Hegner was found dead in his
automobile parked in the garage at his
residence, by James A. Buchanan, 5000
Nevada avenue. Mr.. Buchanan, a
neighbor, was summoned by Mrs. HUI
da Hegner about am, when she dis
covered her husband was not IN the
house.
Though Mr. Hegner left . note say
ing he had taken poison, indications
were he had died of carbon monoxlde
gas. The engine of his car was not
running, but the ignition switch was
turned on and the motor was warm.
Following an autopsy. Deputy Cor
oner C. J. Murphy turned the contents
of Mr.. Hegners stomach over to the
District chemist for analysis to deter
mine whether his death was caused by
carbon monoxide or poison taken IN
ternally. A report from the chemist
was expected today.
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DrathA.

ALExANDEK: WALTER C. On Thursday.
Hospital New York City, DR.. WALTER C.
ALEXANDER. son Of George f. and Mar
garet Murray Alexander OF Fallsburg, N
Y. lnterment Fallsburg, N Y.
BROOKS. JAMES w. On Thursday. julie
ls; 1882; at his residence: 7os Spring ST..
Silver Spring. Md, JAMES W. beloved
husband OF Susan Elizabeth Brooks and
father Of Marie Brooks Etcherson. LII
liam L. Moore of Buffalo, N Y; Milton
Brooks of Detroit. Mich; Lois and James
W. Brooks; jr.; Robert Lee Brooks Of
Chicago. Ill. Remains resting at the W
w. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400
Chaplin st. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
CALAIS, GEORGE. On Thursday, June 1s,
1882. at George Washington Hospital
GEORGE. beloved husband Of Cleopatra
, and father of Dora. Andona, Charles and
James Callas. Funeral from his late resi-
dence, 12l d st. NV, on Saturday. June
l8. at pm; thence to st. Helen and
Constantine Greek Church, 9Th and G SITS
s,w.. at pm Relatives and friends are
invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
CARTER, ELIZABETH A. v. On Thursday.
June l6. 1882, at the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs. r. H. Potter, ga Irving St
NV, ELIZABETH A. v. wife Of Daniel Il.
Carter Other surviving children are Mrs
Alice Hostetter. Clara Henry and Philip
Carter. Interment Saturday. June 10. at
pm, Oak Grove Cemetery, Hoadly, Va. .
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In Mpmurian1

CARTER. ELIZABETH. In sad but loving
I,lr,1 Iemem6rance 2 & Of my dear mother, ELIZA
BETH CARTER, who left me six years ago
TODAY, June II, 1925.
Ny heart cannot tell how miss you;
For only ~ God 0 knows Ss koH Tns' 10 6eed siy You
IN my nome that Is so sad and loISly
YOUR, LOVING DAUGHTER AND soN-1N-
Law, VIOLA CARTER MACK AND
CLARK, MARGARET HESTER. In loving
GARET HESTER CLARK, Who in9tpes PASSED Unto into
e1ernsni rest four years ago today, June
loving one from us has gone.,
A voice We loved is stilled:
place is vacant in our home.
""-'A hsIS5 HGsRANp sa2 Pc ANp sal5ee; CHILDREN
DOVE. ETNA NJ, In memory of our dear
friend, E'TNA NJ. DOVE, who departed this
ne seventeen years ago today, June II,
The world may change from year to year
And friends from day TO day
But never Will the one We love
FRIENDS, NELLIE AND MOLLIE.
kEEsEE. JANE. tribute of love and devo-
mohf JANE siSIga KEEF Wg Ss our dea,
ne SO suddenly seven years ago today,
June II. 1925.
The blow was hard. the shock severe:
We never thought your death so near
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain OF parting without farewell.
OGt 4tdI Is cannot Tell now We miss you.
, our lips know not what TO say,
For only God knows how me need you
" TO-DAY AoHe HER De 3 E sSa ifd ESNne
KLESEE. JANE. A sad but loving tribute of
remembrance to my dear grandmother
JANE KEESEE. who departed this life
S1aa99soeh!y seven years ago today, June II,
Seven long years have passed away,
Since God called you to dwell with Him
But the memory of your smiling face still
And the vacant place in our home can
HER REyorEp GRANDDAUGErER, MIL
DRED K BELL.
LOTUS, MARGARET. In loving r.mem-
TntTf-s P5anff OF our our dear mother, MARGARET
HER DAUGHTERS.
ROBINSON: ENAMEL, In loving. r.m.m-
RMaS fa %ao and .ithsI tsI:
NE nine years ago today, June u. 1923.
Some DAY. sometime. ouy eyes shall see
. The face We loved so well:
some cay your hands will be grasped in
APs Afs nfcsE foy1Scy S9y t9Efzsn Wfe AND D.ucHr,
LEoNA AND MARdUERiTE RoBiNsooNN..
POEDER. CATHERINE JUNE. Sacred "a
JUNE ROEDER. Who lett t'.'e US I four Ees4s
ago today, June u, 1928.
Two little feet have ceased to travel
Upon the shores OF time;
little gem released from trouble
Has gone above to shine.
The rose that is sweetest and fairest.
Is the bud that is killed by the frost.
And the love that is dearest and rarest
Is the love that have lost
MOTHER AND DADDY.
WELLS, CLARA. In memory OF my dear
mother: CLARA WELLS, who departed
this lie nineteen years ago, Wednesday,
June i, 1918.
Make US brave with a fear.
Make Us happy with cheer
Sure that thou art alwaO near
HER DAUGHTER, ROSA PRATHER
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Dratha.

'c9c MAkcaRHg 2 aS.sis.
Deioyed wife Of Edwin [. sehrack and
mother OF Mrs. Miriam NJ. Francis and
the W. W. Chambers funeral home, 400
Shspn R.stIy:. s. on ms satq.day June 49, at
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
aay June is. isss TERESA essn sM1rH, ~ HUE: 6:
Ernest site5 Smith IF ny And Lillian R hnf NJ Mol.n and
Lawrence St: me- Saturday. june ls. a.
$50. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
SMITH. TERESA E; Members of C. W. B.
l.. Rev. Father Walter Council, are re-
dsnee 1857 lawrence " ST. me-. he SAT- sssurdsy. Isss.
June June 49, at sam, Mass at st. Anthony's
,,,,,,n CECILIA r; GREER. President.
SPRING; EVERETT; Suddenly on Friday.
Capitol St, EVERETT SPRING. beloved
husband of May Spring. Funeral notice
tol Division. No. 100. B. OF L. E. are noti-
ned 10 attend the funeral of our late
North Penwood ave. Baltimore, Nd, Sat.
urda'' June ls; W ss T ,EspFp pp s.,rr
Thursday. June, is. 1882. FRANCIS Ed D.
WARD Jack. beloved husband of Helen
WEIGH tnee Boyd. Notice OF funeral
WOOD, ELIGLIA. On Thursday. Jun. IA
1882. EL1GLIA WOOD. devoted husband
OF Prlchey Wood. father of Ella Atkins
annie Braxton, Fannie and William Wood
Funeral Sunday. June 10. at pm from
tne w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1892
49, = ST. NV. Interment Lincoln Memorial
cemetery 10
YOUNG. WALTER Ann. On Thursday
June Is 1892 at her residence, sol ST.
late William H Young Funeral services
VIII be held st the above residence on
MONDAY. June 90 at II am. Interment at
CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited. 10
Evening star., 1932-06-17

Production Of textiles, clothing, shoes
and staple foodstuffs in Hungary Is In
creasing.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Partly cloudy,
slightly cooler tonight; tomorrow fair;
gentle west and northwest winds.
Maryland - Partly cloudy. slightly
cooler in central and east portions to-
night; tomorrow fair.
Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow; slightly cooler in northeast
portion tonight.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight
and tomorrow. slowly rising tempera-
ture in extreme east portion.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
LANDVOIGT FUNERAL
Will BE TOMORROW
Services for Star Dramatic Critic
to Be Held at Bethany
Baptist Church.

Funeral services for William H. Land
voigt, Evening Star dramatic critic. who
died yesterday after a heart attack,
will be held at Bethany Baptist Church,
Rhode Island avenue and Second street,
at 10 am. tomorrow, with full Masonic
rites.
Interment will be in Glenwood Gene
terry following cremation. Rev. Hugh
T. Stevenson and Rev. Jonn =. Falmer
will be in charge of the services:
Mr.. Landvoigt. who was a native OF
this city, was active in the MASONIC
fraternity He was educated in the
local public schools and received la"
degree from Columbian College. now
George Washington University. He had
been with The Star for about Is years.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Eddie May Landvoigt, and two sons
William Arnold and Thomas Elmer
Landvoigt.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
Deaths ReportedI

Maria c. Ketner. 81, 1s43 North Capitol 81
Catherine E. Welch. 81. 1921 Rosedsie ST.
William Murray. 70. 5000 l4th st.
Paul F. Alexander. So. l7l7 goth ST..
Richard Allnutt. 66. 1885 HARVARD 81.
Lewis L. Thompson. 81, 908 G st.
Dennis E. Murphy, So. 1909 A st. sc.
Edward z. Eslick. so. U. S. Capitol. ~
Frank E Harding, so, 2240 Mount view
Esteile Church. 50, Gallnser Hospital
George Harris, As, en- route Emergency
Hospital. . go,
Eva l. Burche- Johnston, A. 1911 Emer-
son st.
BENJAMIN II. Lady, 38, 3l9 East Capitol st.
Jordan Jones' so, st. Elzabeths Hospital.
Howard Jefferson, so, 1888 9Th st.
Georgia Hill. At. GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Louis Ellis, AZ, 10 Lodans st.
One Of England's largest railroads Is
supplying cel,uloid ticket cases to COM
muters to keep their tickets clean.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
The Sun and Moon.
Rainfall.

Monthly rainfall in inches in the
Capltal lcurrent month TO date:
Evening star., 1932-06-17
LOST.

CAT small, female, calico markings: black.
white and orange: long scar on inside OF
hind Leg strayed Saturday from vicinity Sth
Evening star., 1932-06-17

An important adjunct to any
kitchen 10 the electric clock.
Ii Keeps perfect time and
REQUIRES no attention what
ever. II is so helpful in
having meals always ready 10
serre at lust the right hour
and fills definite need in
the modern home-makefs
daily life.
Evening star., 1932-06-17

SET IN PLATINUM. AND AMETHYST
NECKLACE ON OR ABOUT MAY Z. LIB
ERAL REWARD. CL. 20e6-J. 1s'
Evening star., 1932-06-17

After long period OF wet weather.
when the Chinese have prayed vainly
for relief, they put the gods out in the
rain to see how they like it.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Frank Geier's Sons Co.

lll3 SEVENTH ST. NV N,+;a,I od72
Modern Chapel. Telephone -NdllOIldl ~ ,
Evening star., 1932-06-17

Electric refrigeration Is q
wise investment and q DEF
mite home necessity. The
cost of operation Is only
about s1.o0 per month. The
electric refrigerator fs quiet
and most convenient and n
has made nnssible manv new
recipes which home-makers
have heretofore never been
able 10 enjoy.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
FOUND.

FUR NECKPIECE, near Catholic University,
on Decoration day. Lincoln 8l27-J.
PET CANARY-Owner may obtain by de-
scribing and paying for this ad. Columbia
1000. Apt 708-C
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League. II o st. NV. North 5730:
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-12
G0lovin

The Nugget is in receipt Of Il
 news letter from Golovin. cover
 Ing news itema and other. th1nsa
 Of which va ase not familiar with
 wrRten by, some person who i1
 failed to. s!ga his or aer .name to it
 therefore we will hold priatine same until va ara furnished the
 name os. tho contributor. Ws. vish to. Aa.s 1t thoroughly, anderssood onDs aad, fo, all .tims. that. the
 nere sagntae of ,A letter citizen Or "Gsslovin. People" or aad other fictitious aames. doa. not .coasti- tuto psopes signature to e news letter. reSsrdiesa of tho truth ald ves1dty of the nsvs expected to. be printed. The sis- nature may or may not b. used of the, writer. but tho publisher dnsires that someeae, of rspn.e stsn thels name to the artic,ss subn,t,ed for printing. We are only to glad to print the news from cG.tlying sections but It is only fair to the publisher tha. the articles be signed by re- sponsl5lo party of the community. The Nugget has and wi.! still re- fuse to publish articles from any source. when It is believed that the parties have some imaginary axe to grind. We want news to print, and nothing else will be acceptable. so please forget your small village troubles when writ ing to the Nugget
 The Nugget has representa- tive at Goloyin who has written the news in a pleasing and most exceptionally newspaper style. and Tor letter to be addressed to us signed "Golovin People" and written in the style of person who has not passed the 9th grade would be an insult to the people of Golovin to print same. We are standing hack of our regular correspondent until some explana- tion is forthcoming.
 Te Darty who wrote the letter may have the best intentions in he world. but how are We to De sure, when the writer wiu!a up by saying Eve have read tho Nugget with much interest. and We have try to learn how to write 90 we can send special news to he Nugget, and this IS not a for
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-12

ford
 The French Ninuet. dance by Gretchen. Grace. Minnie, Dolly Wilbur. Paul. Albert. and Fred esick
 America .by, 7 the audience.
 Mrs. !. Olson and Mtss. Gunder- sen speo' Monday e-eoing in Tel Ter. ..,....-. ..,.
 Mrs. ! Anderson VI. the guest of Mrs. Fred Boeknaa sunday.
 Rev. ,paA1e and Mss Hanson left ior .lsioe on Tha+s4ay. .,..
 hiss Ersa Mai1 made the. trip to the Mission last week.
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Sh2ktooiik. March Ii

Shaktoolik.- March II.
 Paul Hun .k aow residing ir the v1!isse.. having. moved down from Booanza Creek.
 ., Tae, arst rsd,o brought -,Into tas village n is pow working iair,y we'll. ana many people arc aajoy- ias. for the. arst ,t'pe. programs received then: tho air. ue4s ...
 George Lomea. of D<avik.. nade . ayias trip hsee oa business for tho Logon Con msrc,sl Company. as a result many natives. have sess na. to. work makiaE. fur clothing for another Ress Admira, Byrd Expedition, to the Ant-ArctIc. This viii mean the distribution of a soodly sum of money spent among the natives for turs and sowing of the sarmeats to be used by the Byrd expedition. and incidentally. 8 boon to the natives of this community ss well as ether villages up and down the coast. who are h need Of money to buy the necessities of life.
 The lcns .heralded plane which was to carry the mall between Unalakieet and Nome arrived on March 10th and departed in half hour after landing. The landing emonstrated the need of landing field and it is hoped that the A. R. C. will investigate the possibilities of establishing landing field here. The carrying of mails by plane shows a trend of progress. but it's economic val ue to those who have formerly engaged in it by dog team is very doubtful, To them depression" will now be spelled with capital "D'' with probably strong ad- jective.
 Rev. F. B. Larson. of Unalakleet passed thru here on his annual visit to the various villages, and held seryices at the school house on the evening while here.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-12
NOTICE; OF NAHSMAL's SALa
United States S America. Second Diviston,
 Territory of Alaska. ss:

P.o'lc notice ts hsresz,. siyse, taat by virtue ef, . vri. of Ptset Faetss tor .ekeeasiop,. dated. Eps. r1ssy, g, 1892. tssued. cat of t1s District Court, of the. United ses- tea for the. sesond D4y.son. .Tefsiy tesy of AlsAks. on. a iudseneet reade'ed Ia .saia Court. on.- ts. ssth day, of. February. isss, Ss fssor of rhetpit Lesnaan. .P.ais tif. and against 4. J., Mcdonald, Dsteadant and dpiI catered and doete.ed, i hays. on ta.. ,tA day of March. lsss. levied upsp the following described ee.l a. tate. situated In the township of Nome. Cape Nome Recording Dis tric., Second Division. Territory of Alaska. to w!t:
 Lots numbered one CD two (sl and three (3). Block s. as shown o. the official plat of said townshio. said property having heretofore been duly attached or the 18th day of November. 1881.
 The sale being made to satisfy the judgment in said action rendered in favor of the Plain tiff for the recovery of the sum of One hundred ninety-three dol lars ($l93.00) with interest there On al the rate of eight per cent (SEe) rer aunun from the goth day of March. 1929, and costs of the suit and statutory attorneys fees amounting to the sum Of &70.S&. The sale to be made subject to redemption as provided by law: and that I will, accord ingly, offer said real estate for sale. at public yendue to the highest and best bidder. for cash. On the 1lth day of April, i932. al , o'clock P. NJ. at the front door of the United States Court House at Nome, Alaska
 Dated. Nome. Alaska March 13. 1892
 CHAS D. JONES,
 U $. Marshal. Ind Division, Territory of Alaska Publish March 12, 1s. 26, April
 ,, 1s32
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-12
Teller

tSpecia! Nugse. Correspondence.
 Teller. Feb, s. lss,
 Amon. those On the sick lis last week, were Mrs.. Paul Stat ord. Marion Waldheim. Harold Tveet. and Warren Merritt:
 Gretchen Miller vas the .opl, hundred percent pupil in scaoo last month.
 ., Charles Leyan visited st the Nisslon Sunday.
 T. 4 Petersen returned from Isaoo last week.
 4 smlthe apend day .ia Tel- Tor on his retarn trip from Saisa maref
 Percy Blatehsord left for Nom. Thursda, ca a busiAesS trip.
 Pupils neither absent nor tard, from school last month were: Wilbur Tweet. Paul Stafford IT,. Albert. Minnie ard Tony Bern hard: John, and Frederick Muller. and Grace B!atchford.
 Paul stafford is in Igloo on a business trip. Rev. Dahle of Shsh. inaref arrived in Teller last week with the mail carrier.
 Morris and Edith Thompson wis., ted at the Mission one day las. week.
 The following program was gi7- en at the schoo, house Washing ton's Birthday:
 Address on Washington by j.. I. Anderson
 Star spangled Banner by the Audience.
 Two Hundred Years Ago, by Fred Muller
 Heroes. by Dolly Blatchford
 George Washington Play by Paul. Fred and Albert.
 Piano solo by Paul Stafford.
 Our Flag. a play; by May Thompson, Gretchen Muller. John Muller, Wilbur Tweet.
 There are many Flags, song.
 Our Washington, by Grace Blatchford.
 A Boys Privilege. by Albert Bernhard
 Two violin selections by Chas Levan.
 Suppose: accompanied by Mrs, Anderson.
 Suppose by Ernest Blatchford. Two Birthdays: by Wilbur Tweet, American Flag. by Tony Blatch-
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-12
fi s0 6tSF ll' ,.a T FAIk NOTES


 Anyone having historical, art. icie. rc'ics or. cur.os appertaiu' ing to A!aska are requested to en- ter sams in the Pioneer Booth.
 Ars you hiding your talents un- der $ ,bushel basket. If 80 why not enter the Amateur Entertain Ing Contest March 3l. the first night Of the Fair
 The rontest is open to all. young and old in groups o, alone. Worth while rrizes are being offered. If you can sing. dance or play. en- ter your name by March 20th, with Miss Florence Kinney. Com mittee chairman.
 A. M. Hartford chairman of sports committee announces the appoint ment of Guunar Kaason to take charge of the children's dog rac- ing. Gus Wheeler has been appoint ed to take charge of the ski racing. The committee is contem- rlating of adding several new feat ures winch will be announced next Saturday in these columns.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-12
Notice to Candidates,

This is to call your attention to the fact that the Jo4, Printing De- partment of the Nugget Office. is prepared tO print your political cards and platform letters. etc.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-12
NOFIUK

Subscribe for the Nome Weekly Nugget and the Daiiy Bulletin. delivered at your door every even ing for Ss.OO per month.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-12
Y o T IC K

Anyone having an air picture of Nome please communicate with tie Publicity Committee of the Nome Chamber of Commerce.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-12

gery, and we are got putin somebody elses name under B Goloyin People"
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-12
Shakt0oIik

Especial Nugget Correspondence
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-28
'No! Non Slogan Is to Mark
 Belgian Role at Lausanne

her budget without separations payments.
 Official quarters make no bones of their feeling that the limit of "one-sided concessions" has been reached. Yet feeling grows among the public, it would appear from press comments, that Germany has no intention of continuing pay ments under the Young plan.
 Financier is Caustic
 Senator Despret, former head of the Banque de Bruxelles, draw ing a contrast between Frances will to pay the war indemnity of 1871 and Germany's will not to pay said:
 Rather than slash the German debt, Belgium ought to maintain her claims through half a century. To wipe out the reparation debt would be equivalent to submitting supinely to a moral failure.'