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The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the Probate Court for the Cape Nome Precinct, Second Division, Territory of Alaska. In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN JACOB TOPoLSKY.
 Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given to Charles L. Milacek, J. F. Devine, Tony shannon, whose address is Nome, Alaska, and the heirs of John Jacob Topolsky, deceased, that the Administrator of the Estate of John Jacob Topolsky, deceased, has filed in the above named Court his Final Account as such Administrator, and that Saturday, July 30, 1892, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon of said day, has been fixed by the Court as the date of hearing the objections, if any. to said Re port or Account, and that at said time and place, the s2id Probate Judge will adjudicate and determine who the heirs and distributes of said deceased are.
 GEO. J. WALDHELM,
 Administrator. Publish May 2s, June 4, II, IS, 25 1Q33
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
SAILS FIRST VOYAGE
 SEASON FOR NOME

SEATTLE, June ?, tP)-The S s Victoria of the Alaska Steam ship Company sailed from Seattle for Nome 10:00 am. today with $40 passengers aboard, and a cap acity cargo, some of the passen- gers destined for ports enroute.
 The Nugget wired for the pass enger list and owing to its great length, will publish il in Satur- days issue.
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
DOESN'T LOOK so GOOD

BERLIN, June 3. lP)-The pos sibility of a virtual military die tatorship in Germany similar to that of the time of Won Papen, is seen by some political observers who pointed out that the new cab met formed yesterday in all like lihood will be unable to obtain a vote of confidence in the Reich stag if it convenes soon. The presi- dent will summon the new cab inet to meet today to take its oath of offices
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04

sure he is going to go on this time. )
 He carried about fifty letters, some of which he plans to drop over Croydon Airport at London. and also drop some more over LeBourget Field, Paris. He car ried 525 gallons of gas; four chicken sandwiches; two ham sandwiches, a gallon of coffee, and gallon of water.
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for the Cape Nome Precinct. Territory of AL aska, Second Division. In the matter of the Estate of CARL JOHNSON, deceased.
 Notice ic hereby given, that the undersigned, Fred N Jobnson, has been appointed fby the above en- titled court, Administrator of the Estate of Carl Johnson. deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased. are hereby required to present the same duly verified to the under signed Administrator of said Es- tate, at Nome. Alaska, within six months from the date of this mo- tice.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, this 30th day of April. 1SSs.
 FRDD N JOHNSON
 Administrator Publish-April 30. May 2. 14. 21. 2s. 1882.
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
HAVE YOU ANY NEWS

Tho Nugget wishes to publish every item of local news that can be obtained. There arc many hap- Penings and mfnor incidents of personal interest in Nome and tho suiroundinG district which tho paper would lib to k1Ow abon and Psdnf ia this cAlnnn. Send them A by telephone, by mail, OF drsp h at the Nugget office. 1t will be appreciated.
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
OTHER VESSELS ENROUTE

In answer to a wire sent by the Nome Nugget the following tele- gram was received, regarding the sailing of vessels from Seattle for Nome
 SEATTLE, June 2. R-The M S Nanuk, chartered by MetroGold- wyn-Mayer Movie Corporation, for a cruise to Barrow to take moving pictures, sailed from Seattle for Nome May 21st.
 The s S Derblay of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, sailed from Seattle for Nome May 31st
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
RUSSIANS TRY LAND ARMS

LONDON, June 2, LP)-The Russian attempt to land arms in southern Ireland for the Irish re- publican army. according to the London Daily Express, was thwart ed by the British Navy, over the week end
 The arms, said the paper, were intended to be used by republican forces, who were placed under ban of the, government during the previous regime of Cosgrove, of the free state. The arms were to be used in the event of conflict between the Irish Free State and Ulster.
 The tramp schooners carrying the arms were warned by radio activity of British warships which had set out to head them of at Irish ports. The schooners return ed to foreign ports where they had been chartered without being able to land the fighting equip ment.
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
WICKERSHAM WIRES

The following wire wes receiv- ed from Delegate Wickersham by the Nome Nugget this morning.
 Washington, June 2. 1932. Nugget, Nome, Alaska. Congress passed an act yesterday suspending assessment work oD all mining claims in Alaska for the year 1881 to July l. 1892 Please publish.
 James Wick ersham m
 Delegate
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
NOTICE

In order that subscribers will nAt ! @ delayed in receiving the Satsr. day Nugget, several hours hte, 1t will be necessary that all changes of regular advertisements he in this efaos not later thanb P. M., Thursdays, to insure publica- 0on in the Saturday issue. Othar- wise the change cannot be made until the next issue..... ....... .......
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
ENGLISH DERBY RUN

EPSON DOWNS. Eng. June ?, R-"April the 5th" an outsid- CT owned by T. Walls, woR the English Derby before one million people, including the King and Queen of England.
 "Dastur" owned by Aga Khan was second Miracle owned by Lord Roseberry. was third. The favorite was not even in the mon ey.
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
BALDWIN DUB SATURDAY

According to advises received by the local officials of the Arctic Transport Company, the S s Ar thur J Baldwin at 8 pm. June 1st vas sos miles south of Nome or about 100 miles into Bering Sea from the Pass, and is expected to arrive here Saturday ice conditions permitting.
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
GOES TO PARIS

PARIS, June 3, (P)-Amelia Earhart Putnam arrived here from London today and was met at the station by thousands The police had hard time preventing the crowd from lifting her to their shoulders and carrying her off to her hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
NORTHLAND DUE SATURDAY

According to a wire received by Thos. A Ross of the U s coast guard station here, the cutter Northland is due to arrive Nome Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04

One Blast of the SiTeo Inahcates
 Alarm from East of the Fire stan.
 Two Blasts Indicate an Alarm From West ot the Fire Stataol
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
SUMMONS
No. 3153

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
 THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 SECOND DIVISION.
 HLLKEY ROBINSON and HER. BERT GREENBERG, copartners, doing business under the firm name and style of Robinson and Greenberg, Plaintiffs, J. HOOGENDoRN and D. HoOG- ESDORN, Defendants.
The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
FRIDAY

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The Nome nugget., 1932-06-04
THURSDAY

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THOS. D.. JENSEN Clerk of the District Court. Territory of AL aska, Second Division. Publish-May 2, 14, 21, 28, June {, 11,th 1932.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
COB WILLING TO TAKE 12h% FOR
 END TITLE SHOT

New York, Jan 22.-UP)-Max Schmeling, worlds heavyweight champion, and Jack Sharkey. are scheduled to sign contracts to-day for their proposed 15-round title bout here in June.
 schmeling and Sharkey, accom- panied by their encourages, were to go to Madison Square Garden at 1 D. m., to sign the documents drawn up at 0 conference yester- day.
 The Procedure
 Then the entire company will march down to headquarters of the New York state athletic commis- sion. where the contracts will be presented for the commissions ap- proval. If the commission sanc- tions the contracts. each fighter will post a guarantee of $25.00O for his appearance on whatever June day is selected for the bout.
 Johnny Buckley, manager of Sharkey, said the Boston Cob had agreed to accept 12 1-2 per cent of the gate. This was one of the con- troversial points at the conference.
 Back Again
 Schmeling is prepared to sail to- night for Germany aboard the liner Europa. He will return to the United States in March, and after a brief exhibition tour, begin train- ing for the bout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
,kies "Charmed" Again To Tune OF Many Thousands
BRIDGEPORT C. E.'S BOW TOBROOKLYNS'
 BY 37-24 SCORE

Fred Pondelr General Electric quintet of Bridgeport made their debut here last night at the Phoe- nix Arena and. were administered a 37 to 24 setback at the hands of "Skiddo" Dumschott's well-bal- anced Brooklyn cagesters before a very small attendapce. Pondell. Colgate grad, made All-America honors years ago, but didn't take any here last night for his boys were completely outclassed.
 The Brooklyns put up a poor ex- hibition in the first half which saw Manager Dumschott substituting Ray Daly for Johnny Dunn and Mike Higgiston for "Yanor' Car roll. From the second half on how ever, the blue and white with Joe Swasey and Matty Sheehan carry ing the brunt of the scoring piled up a comfortable lead which they failed to relinquish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
YALE JAVEES AND
 EAGLES ON TONITE AT N. H. ARENA
ispecila to The Dcmocratl


 New Haven, Jan 22-Town and Gown swings back into action at the arena tonight with the New Haven A. c. amateur hockey six opposing the Yale Junirr Varsity outfit. The initial face off is slated for 8:30 o'clock.
 The New Haven skaters have been going great guns of late, hav- ing scored wins in New York and Providence as we'll as accounting for two straight victories on their home ice.
 Action Wanted
 The Yale Jayvee gang has played but one game thus far this season and in that scored one-sided victory. However, they are in fine trim, having worked out daily with the university varsity outfit every day for the past two weeks and in each scrimmage extending the regulars, and on several occa- sions coming out ahead in the scor- ing column.
 Bud Parker, football brilliant and Ned Wheeler. elongated Ell mound ace, are two of the main- stays of the Junior varsity six. Parker plays defense position while Wheeler does good job of plying center ice.
 The New Haven amateur outfit includes the cream of the young hockey players form this city and surrounding suburbs. Several of them have been playing great hockey this season and are being watched by the pro teams in the Canaan circuit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
FULTON PARK
 TEAMS IN TWISTED
American Legion Jrs Meet
 Gilbert Home Jrs- Midgets Show in Prelim

The Fulton Park American Le- zion Juniors and the Fulton Park Midgets quintets will journey to Winsted tomorrow afternoon where they will be the guests of Arthur N. Mickalide, boys director at the William l.. Gilbert home. The Le- zion five will meet the Gilbert home Junior aggregation while the Fulton Midgets take on the Gilbert small team. The trip will be made under the supervision Of Wllllani I. Derwin, supervisor at the Full ion Park Community house, in cars donated by Ralph Mastrianno, manager of the South End A. A. and by Timmie Grove. The party will leave the Fulton Park Con- munity house at D. m.
 The following players will make the trip: .
 I,ayion-Captain Louis Pettine, Donald Garner, Joseph Deland, 'o- seph Phelan, Richard Burns, FranH Martinelli, Charles Donate. flore Cugliotti. Tony Rembish, Michael Martone. and Scorer c. Nardozzi.
 ptain Fred O'Bren- for John Burns, Tony Santora, William Genovese. John Briotti, sa Nardozzi, Tim Rosa and Francls Fitzpatrick.
 The Fulton teams will play their next home games at the Pearl Street Community gym Monday night, the Legion facing tho Thomaston Kaceys Boys Club Jun iors while the Midgets encounter the Kacey Midgets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
FavOriteS Win
 Catholic Games

Harry Melvin's undefeated St Mary cage team copped it's eighth game in the Parochial league com petition yesterday afternoon at the old armory defeating Rev John Dillon's St Francis five, II to 6. George O'Connor and Neal o. Rourke starred for the winners with five and four points, respec- lively. At intermission the Xaviern- ites trailed. 9 to 3.
 In the first game on the same floor SS. Peter and Paul defeated St Anne's IS to 12. Daily scored one-third of the winners points and Cowboy" Donovan another third. c. Smith and Collette each scored two field goals for the lis- CTS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
TORRINCTON HERE
 FOR CROSBY GAME
New Cityites in Debut T0- morrow in Valley Tilt -Wilby Shows Against Central

Tracey Garey's Torrington hoop men, leaders of the Naugatuck Valley league race with four vic- tories in as many endeavors, make their 1892 debut in this city to- morrow night meeting Billy Scho- fields youthful but speedy Crosby team at the Wilby gym at 8:15 o. clock. Dancing will follow the game which will be handled by "Zeke" Chadys of New Haven.
 Elton Wilmot and Eddie Ragis will probably get the starting for ward assignments, Bobby McDon- aid the center call and Wilbur Dunn and Eddie O'Donnell, back court duty. Of this quintet but Ragis and Mcdonald are the only oues who will not be available for duty next year.
 Tomorrow afternoon Wilby in- vsdes Bridgeport once more, this time to do battle with Eddie Reil- ly's Central cagers at Central gym. The Reillymen were defeated by Greenwich recently and will be on the short end of the odds to-mor- row,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
Naugy, Shelton
 Play Ansonia 5

Ansonia, Jan 22.-The' Grey hounds of Naugatuck, and the Tarbellmen of Shelton furnish the opposition for the Lavender of An- sonia tonight and to-mororw re- spectively. Pete Foley brings his Naugatuck high champs here tonight to play the Stewartmen in Naugatuck Valley league game. Ansonia has dropped its last three starts in the league competition and hopes to get started back on the victory trail against Naugy.
 "Art" takes his team to shelton tomorrow night and another good game should be in the cards Tor the high school fans of both cities.
 Games last Night
 New Britain Trade AZ, Sims bury 25.
 Guilford 33, Madison IS.
 Games Tonight
 Naugatuck vs Ansonia.
 West Hartford vs East Hart ford.
 Weaver vs Willimantic.
 Manchester vs Middletown.
 Glastonbury vs Bloomfield.
 Hartford Prep vs New Britain. N. l.. Bulkeley vs N. H. Com mercial.
 Branford vs Wallingford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
Benedict Street
 Bowling Notes
Last Weeks Results

J. E. Smith 3, Mattress 0.
 Apothecaries Hall 2. Blakeslee 1.
 Tracy Bros 1, Chatfield and Chat field 2.
 Apothecaries Hall 1, Tracy Bros o (postponed game).
 Notes.
 The Water Department were all wet again insofar as their taking over the Street Walkers was con- cerned. They only took 1t on the chin twice last week.
 Just before this "blood' game started, both teams got together in a little harmony which kept the rest of the league wondering whether or not the game wasn't in the well known satchel.
 And as usual, a fellow by the name of Kelly, could be heard above the rest. That's why we couldn't hear little Allie Wolff.
 "Cookie" Shea and Tato Ryan brought along one of the water meters to keep track of their avcr- ages. At the end of the game the meter showed better figure than both their scores combined so which was right? Ask Kelly!
 Yes and since the league opened the. Street Department have been in first or second place. But then figure out the standing of the teams.
 ckf to his name. First ball Is strike,
 Frankie Kerner makes an ideal anchor man for the water boys. He says he owes it all to Sunshine Vit- amin D. We'll someone has to hold down the position and he weighs the most.
 J. E. Smith took advantage of the Mattress three-man team last week and put them to bed once for each man.
 The Mitkis Bros. who seem to be the main springs on which the mat tress lay their hopes are steady bowlers. And their other two men aren't far behind when it comes to splitting the wood. But the Lumbermen will find the going tough when they tackle the Street Dept. this wek. Their only hope Hes with Pete Rinaldi. If he fOrgcts to throw them from the port .sidc, Smiths may win If not, too bad.
 Lightning Mulcunry who proves that he can make strikes more than once on the same alley and in the same game Is the danger man for the Woodmen.
 And Capt. II Ducc RcttinO and his Druggists are surprising every one but themselves. Last week they took two from Blakcslcc, hut they had tough sledding to do 1t.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
TOmmies Go to
 Park City Tonight

Popped up by the fact that they have proven to themselves that a winning basketball combination is within their ranks, the North End Thomas club lads go to Bridgeport tonight for scrimmage with Al Lindenberg's Iriquois A. c. at Red Mems hall. Relying upon their speed, the Timmies are ready to run the Indians into their floor, and If their shots are half way right, figure they should not have too much trouble in coming home with win over the team that was beaten badly by the Brooklyns early in the season. With memories of their victory over the B. A. C.'s last Sunday to spur them on, the Tommies are out to win by as many points as possible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
Second Betting Coup or Past Ten Days
 Works At NeU Orleans

New Orleans, Jan 22-UP)-Oficials of the Jefferson park track to-day began investigation of the huge betting coup perperated successfully in the first yes terday the horse Charm reported to have cost hand book operators hundreds of thousands of dollars.
 Veteran "Charmer"
 It seemed sinister coincidence to officials that this sevenyearold mare Charm, figured few ago in similar killing aegedly carried out by Al Capone and associates when the horse paid huge price after wn ming at the fair grounds here.
 Last Minute Rush
 Yesterday Charm, racing in the of C. s. Stubbs, paid $960 for $200 ticket after winning the sxurlong sprint in field of 12 starters The price had been manpu lated Charm held at odds of to until post time Then 900 wagered other horses in the eld bud ing up Charms price to to when the barrier sprung
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
Waterbury Teams
 Meet New Britain

New Britain, Jan 22.-The New Britain Lithuanian Alliance basket ball quintet will attempt to score second victory over the Water bury Knights of Lithuania five when the two teams meet here to- night. The local five scored a close victory over the home team when they met in game played in Waterbury last Saturday.
 The three Luke brothers, George, Mike and Joe, will again form the nucleus of the Hardware City team. In addition to these three there will be Yankaskas, Balcunis, Baker and Nautilus ready for action.
 The Whippets will meet the Star A. c. team of Waterbury in the preliminary contest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
BEARCAT BITS
By Pat D'Angclo)

By Pat D'Angclo)
 The Souths and the Ends are now tied for first place. Both teams are very optimistic about the outcome, but forget that the Bearcast and Aces are a close sec ond and may cause plenty of trou- ble for the leaders.
 In a recent election Dan Scully was voted the handsOmest bowler in the circuit. They tell me that Al Cipriano lost by a nose. Better luck next time, Al!
 John Perugini made good his boast when he said he was the best bowler In the league. He is now leading the individual average column.
 Joe Conattos high scores and famous drawback laugh is one of the reasons the Ends are in q deadlock for first place.
 Fred Persio, captain of the Aces, has announced that Joe Ma politano is on the waiver list. Emil Lachance is also having trou- ble with his captain. Keep cool boys, we expect big change in the feature. Lost: Bowling arm at Grand al- leys between 1:30 and 3 D. m. Finder please return said valueless arm to Sal Meluzzi John Barochi and Louie Esposito are telling the boys about the bowl ing alleys. They are going to open in Naples, Italy. All the success in the world boys. Bike" Greece has been wearing a big smile lately. l hear that he is saving his money to buy mo- torcycle. The boy is getting mod ern.
 Anthony Sebastiani claims he has found the secret of high scores. All wishing the secret be on hand at 1:30 Sunday afternoon at the Grand Alleys where he will give a demonstration on how not to bowl. The secret lies in the fact that those watching do otherwise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
To-Day's Sport
 P ar a d e
BY HENRY McLEMORE Unhed Press Stan Correspondent )

(Cnhed Press Stan COrrespOndent)
 New York, Jan 22-Thud! thud! thud! and coupla bang, bang, bangs!
 That's the way my illusions are dropping by the wayside these here balmy days.
 My latest disallusionment came right out of a clear sky, unexpect- ed like. And I want to tell you 1t hurt me way down deep.
 It happened like this:
 I was standing outside Jimmy Johnstone's office in Madison square garden with a bunch of boxing writers. Inside, Jimmy, Joe Jacobs, Johnny Buckley, Jack Con- way, and Jack Sharkey were hag- gling over this. that and the other in regard to the Schmeling-Sh -Shar- key fight. For hours they haggled. The door opened and Jacobs, Schemelling's manager, walked out
 "Joe," we all cried, tell us what is happening. Whats all the argu- ing about? The anti-foul rule? Where the fights gointo be? the referee?
 Don't be a buncher muggs", Ja- cobs came back, "don't be bum cher saps. What the hell you think ew'e arguing about? The weather? The price of bananas in Hamburg? Nav, we're arguing about the only thing that counts-the money, and if that ain't plain enough for you, we're arguing about the cut, the smackers, the long green, the dough, the thing 1t takes"
 Say it ain't true. Joe. Say 1t ain't true. That's what I felt like yelling. Monem! money! So that's what they think about, eh? And all the time me a-thinking they fought for the glary, the love of country. home, the wife and kids, the sweetheart. mama and papa.
 don't care now whether Shark ey wins or gets knocked sprawling on his back. had planned to sit hard by the ringside and root for the Boston sailor. believing as did that each left hook to the Germans belly. each right cross to the Germans jaw. eoch on-two to the Germans profile, was just an- other blow for democracy. the stars and stripes. the constitution, the navy, and the Monroe doc- Urine.
 Before he went into conference. Sharkey has his little say about Schmeling:
 "So the mugg's going back to Germany. Uh-huh. That's just like him. Going back home and pose as hero. now that he's shown he isn't afraid of Sharkey. All ask Is to let me get in the ring with that mugg. If 1t goes ten heats you can have my share. All l want is clip him-clip him clean and hard.
 Sharkey also had his say about Jacobs:
 Smart? That guy showed how smart he was when he didn't come back and have Schmeling take me in September of the same year we fought. It'd a drawn a million and he and Max could have knocked | down about 37 1-2 per cent. In- stead. they mess around with Strib- ling and an exhibition tour that doesn't bring haircut nancy. Smart? Uh-huh. They're smart. Smart. just like a bul1.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-22
Short Shots At Random

tells Wby basketball boys little peevd in regard that story about Pete Foley and the Nausatuek this department few nights He the Wilby boys felt
 taking due credit from he for winning such thriller Naugatuek The has had broken hearted for nearly week. after watching them that Warren Harding Wednesday night that the Wlby kids getting much credit what they showing
 Ray Dco formerly of Crosby working himself into varsity position Spring Hill College Alabama. Keep Ray
 Manager Joe Jacobs, whose muscle rapidly getting abby top souring public against his champion Mox Sehmeing. Max being treated fair by that body Good old gave Arthur Bulow. Sehmengs real of years ago nice shake didn't they? They did not Now the Joe and Sharkey right looms for Maxs jaw With Robins Cards Hack Wilson will be back like vore this the crystal ball off