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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

NAN AND WIFE. white; good opportunity
to live on farm, about 30 MI from D. c., in
Charles County; prefer without children
anc had some experience in handling to-
bacco. Address Box 464-B- Star once
MAN AND WIFE twhite) TO take charge OF
rooming house; must have some income;
quarters free. Address Box 436-B, Star
once 30s
MEN AND WOMEN for -to-house can
of household products. Gail after D
D M to see Mr. Dash, S25 9Th st. W
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-Sen new unique CSC article show
ing 1907 profit; ready sales. See Mr.. Bald
win. Pennsylvania Hotel. to 8.
AGENTS, several inexperiepced.. with sales
manship ability, to represent large insur-
ance CO. Apply 404 Carpenter Bldg, 10th
and K NV 3O'
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MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.

olICo vi
Fried Cornmeal Mush
Maple Sirup Bacon Curls
Crullers Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Vegetable Chowder Crackers
Fruit Gelatin Custard Sauce
Waters Tea.
DINNER.
Cream Of Corn Soup
Meat Loaf
Tomato Sauce Baked Potatoes
Green Peas Cabbage Salad
French Dressing
Steamed Apple Pudding
Lemon Sauce
Coffee.
CRULLERS.
One cupful sugar, two we'll
beaten eggs, three tablespoonfuls
melted butter, one and 0ne-half
cupfuls sweet milk, three cupfuls
-four, three teaspoonfuls baking
powder. Use flour enough to roll
easily and handle as little as pos
sible. These will not soak fat
and are very light and tender.
VEGETABLE CHOWDER.
Cut three slices fat salt pork
into dice, then place in a kettle
with one sliced onion and cook
gently for five minutes. taking
care not to burn the onion.
Add two cupfuls diced raw po-
tatoes, one and one-half cupfuls
diced raw parsnip and one and
one-fourth cupfuls diced raw
carrot; pour in three cupfuls
boiling water, season with two
teaspoonfuls salt and one-fourth
tsaspoonful pepper. and simmer
until vegetables are soft. Add
one quart hot milk, three table
spoonfuls butter and six crack
ers split In halves, and serve.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
An old Established realtor and builder de-
sires the services of an experienced salesman
with ability TO sell; limited sales force; full
est cooperation from once; leads fur
nished. Only aggressive men looking for
permanent connection need apply. Car es-
sential Phone Met. 1917, ask for sales
manager interview
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FILTER

on women's coats. Only high
type men thoroughly experienced
in fitting the best goods need ap-
ply. Address Box 469-B, Star
office.
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sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.

YOUNG MAN wants work of any kind: room
and board and small salary. Address Box
463-B, Star ONCE.
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HELP-MEN.


AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. with car; liberal
commissions. Leads furnished ,.,.n. on our new nT
1898 aiI-cooled models An excellent eIs h.qS op-
nome nor . other ne need apply. Callan Motors. Inc,
Franklin Distributors. 1929 M St. nv.
BUsHELMAN experienced. capable also OF
ss dress Box DAD Star once. -
COOK OR WAITER for exclusive club res
tAurant Write for interview. mentioning
experience. Address Box 424-B' Star once. once.
ANcY SPOTTER who would like to con-
rect himself with iSst-growing dTy.eiesn.
iPf bty former places of empioyment and
salary Address BOX 76-D, Star otice.
MAGAZINE MEN. 4 wanted; can work road
tsr50M Sr c ehd sSE
tS . am. ''' %" -- ~
MAGAZINE MEN-Periodical Publishing. Co.
Clubs. Golfers American: Woman.s Home
Cowpsnion; 43c per month. Per. Pub Co.
Man nb .sS sase In In
mshaee mshms 1mH and Ss operate " Address BOX
Star ONCE. 81
MEAT CUTTER, all-around man; be able
TO drive truck. Apply 1904 lst St NV
MEN wanted to meet the public. We have
MEN-Neon Sign Co require services of
electricians. Address Box 426-B. Star ONCE.
PHARMACIST to take charge and manage
drug store-state in detail age. experience
Il 'a any. M Address Box sa-p Star ONCE
statesmen. experienced in selling once sup
plies, accounting forms. etc, for permanent
position with fast CROWNS concern onering
OPPORTUNITY for rapid advancement Must
have references Apply $40 am Saturday,
1927 Eye 81. NV, Room $40
statesmen. 10. at once; interviews will be
given from . pm. to pm. today or Satur-
day 81 am to ! pm. Apply Room 4O5,
Ia 10 H st
statesmen 10 complete organization; year
round sales: help furnished in closing pros
poets See Mr Hall A. B. C. OIL Burner
Engineering Co. l12@ H ST. NV.
YOUNG MEN-Need 3 at once for local cir
culatlon campaign; steady work; can earn
S25 per week TO start. Apply Room 408.
1919 F st NV.
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work, Laundry, city or suburbs; years ex-
perience; city reference. Box b71, Arling-
ton Va
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sITUATIONS-MEN.
fr-Af--1

MECHANIC, all make cars capable manag-
irg service dept, chauffeur. private family
preferred; furnish tools. refs. Met. eo38.
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YOUNG MAN, 10, stenographer. typist, ex-
perienced ONCE worker. Gail Adams 5000,
10
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

BUSINESS WOMAN. excellent experience,
manaeement apt. house. capable taking full
charge; Al reference: reasonable salary or
commission. Address Box 410-B, Star once.
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ESSEX 1929 Challenger Convertible Coupe
A snappy-looking car and runs good. Lots
Of good service In this one at S125. Trew
FORD SPORT COUPE, l932-Dont walt;
you will never have another opportunity like
this one. This car has been used So little
We are giving Q new-car guarantee with II;
Sl09 down. bal. monthly. Cherner, 1881
Fla. ave. NV.
FORD SEDAN. 1928 Gear shift, water
pump. spare; very good condition.; newly
painted; sell $25 cash. Phone DI. 1905.
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Don't delay your action until
prices rise. NOW is the time.
Address Box 287-E, Star office.
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COOK OR WAITER for exclusive club res
taurant Write for interview. mentioning
experience Address Box 424-B, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1932-12-06

c. COuDO1 I8I -@l
Boys $500 Lumberjacks
With This Coupon >Only
| All-wool; zip
per fastener; also Cw ~
fancy corduroys " %s6V
with sheep lining L.
and collar. 8 to =
III 18.-Third Floor. Isl III
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BOMBING SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, Oct 24. lPp-A heavy explosion of bombs shat tered the interior of the Logan and Bryan office this morning. and rattled buildings for block aronnd, Harvey Fall aged seventy a sewing machine repairman. sn~- rendered to the police today. con. fesSlne he made q threat of bomb ing, He said 'T wish I could have done this on Wall Street itself. These stock dealers and compan- ies are q curse to our nation, 2
 George Elliot, manager of the office estimated the damage at fifteen hundred to three thousand dollars.
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TOM MIX HURT

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 24. lP,- Daredevil tactics of Tom Mix and his horse Tony, in western fight ing films brought serious injuries to the veteran actor. While enact ing a spectacular stunt yesterday Mix drove Tony over five foot embankment while fighting Duke Lee. film william. Mix was thrown over the horses head and suffered d slight brain concession, d wrenc1- ed les und many bruises.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for the Port Clarence Precinct, Territory of
 Alaska, Second Division. In the matter of the Estate of T. A. PETERSEN, deceased
 Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, Alberta V. Petersen, has been appointed by the above entitled court, Executri1 of the Estate of T. A. Petersen, deceas- ed. All persons having claims against the estate of said deceas- ed, are hereby required to present the same duly verified to the un- dersigned Executrix of said estate at Teller, Alaska, within six months from the date of this notice.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 9th day of October, 1882.
 ALBERTA V. PETERSEN,
 Executrix of the Estate of
 T. A. Petersen. deceased. Publish-October 8, 15, 32, 2S, and November 5, 1882.
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RENOUNCES RIGHT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26, R- The United States joined the prin- cipal military and naval powers of the world yesterday in renounc- ing until March 1883 jthe right to expand it's armaments, save un- der certain conditions. Secretary of State Stimson said in nots to Arthur Henderson. President of the Disarmament Conference, that the U. s. is willing to extend for four months the information al armament truce which expires November 1st The original truce went into effect on November 1st, 1881. Progress on the new des- troyed building program will not be interrupted. The holiday agree ment provides that Replacement ships" may be built.
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MAY BE WAR

WASHINGTON, Oct 25. .P, War between China and Japan Was viewed as d possibility ny pr. H H Kung, member uf .he nationalist state council. should the League of Nations fail to solve the Manchurian problem. He said
 We always had great hopes in the nine power pact and the Kel- logg anti-war treaty, but if peary- ful measures fail to protect Chfna's sovereign right, then the Japanese will have to reckon with our four hundred million.
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HE IS MISSING

REDONDO BEACH, Calf. Oct. 23, CPj-A police suspicion that Elliot B Thomas, the 33 year old
 missing City Schools Superinten- dent, perpGtrated a hoax by throw ing his office into disorder. to make il appear he had been kid mapped by robbers, gained streng- tn as authorities seek him on char ees of making false statements Although admitting he had no hint as to a motive for action, Captain Stensland of the sheriffs department said he is convinced Thomas conceived an elaborate scheme to disappear and Stensland has ordered ra- dio police description of Thomas broadcast
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned executor of the estate of Nels Nelson. Geceas- ed, has filed in the Probate Court for Cape Nome Precinct, Terri tory of Alaska, Second Division, his final account as execr or O. sald esta.n nd that .h. l7th day of December 1882, at the hour o1 II o'clock a. m. of said day has been fixed by said court as the time for hearing of objections to said final account and for the settlement and allowance thereof.
 And notice to all persons is further given that the said court at the said hearing will adjudi- cate and decree who the heirs. distributes or beneficiaries of the said estate of said deceased are.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, the 17th day of October, 1882.
 c. J. CARLSON
 Executor of the estate of Nels Nelson, Deceased.
 Publish-oct. 22, 2s, Nov. 5, 12, 19. 1882.
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HENRY FORD STUMpING

DEARBORN, Mich, Oct. 23. lP, Henry Ford said yesterday that the American people are not hoard Ing their money, because. They haven't any money to hoard'. The informal sti ement was by way of elaborating upon his campaign speech of Wednesday night, ia favor of President Hoover's reel ectlon. Most of tn, country's mol ey he said, is in the control of International bankers. in New !""A "These bau&er5 VII keep the money until la dui pace to invest it proftably Just now il appears there is no such place." Ford said there could 5e no de- finite business improvement until the government regans complete control of supply, volume and cir eulation of this money
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AT CROSSROADS

PARIS, Oct. 24, (P)-Premier Herriot's government is at the cross roads, as the chamber of deputies prepared to discuss the question of war debts, due three days hen ce. If Herriott's government in tends to pay the United States its S19,261,432.00 on war debts for December they must ask the cham Der of deputies for an appropria- tion Then the government must either levy taxes to get seven bil- lion francs revenue, or cut govern ment expenses that much.
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KIDNAPPED GIRL

SPRINGFIELD, N. !. Oct. 24, lP)-Ann Kleinhandler. aged eight who was kidnapped last night by man and lured away from her home, was found ~.ndering in the woods this morning. with slight cut In the throat and very badly scratched and bruised, As she vas in hysterical state at the tune she was discovered she was unable to describe her abductor. Detectives announced the arrest of Morris in connection with the case.
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Sermon on Joseph

The story of Joseph whose heart was right, will be the theme of the sermon at Nome Federated Church tomorrow. This will be the second in series of sermons on Old Testament Characters and their religion. The nobility of Joseph did not just happen, it developed in him as God was more real to him
 During the worship service Mrs. L E Rynning will sing. The theme of the worship period will be "The Lord of Life.
 Nome Federated Church minis ters to men and women of all Protestant faiths and is the only church in the community organiz- ed to serve them. Christian forces in the community need the active cooperation of people who wish to zee life more noble and Nome be- come an ever finer place in which o live
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California Washington 6. Wash State ', Ore. State 6 Illinois 0, Michigan 22 Navy 0, Princeton 0.
 Colgate 14, New York U 0 Holy Cross Rutgers o syracuse 12, Penn State 6 Lehigh 6 Penn U 33 Ohio State 0, Pitts 0 Carnegie Tech 0 Notre Dame AZ Indiana Chicago 13 Army 20, Yale 0 Dartmouth ', Harvard 10 southern Calf IS, Stanford o
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NO BULLETINS ISSUED ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY

No Bulletin was issued on eith- CT Monday or Tuesday, by The Nome Nugget, due to major accident to the Linotype. Two days were required to repair the mach inc, which is now in operation again.
 Today and tomorrow we will priA telegraph news on both sid es of the Bulletin to make up for the two days at the beginning of the week
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-29
CHAla,E, DEMOCRATS,

LOS ANEi.LES, Oct. 26, LP)-- Hyde charsei the Democrats were attempting to smear Hoover re cord, an'l described the political efforts of Roosevelt as tricky, cTa- s1ve and insiHtere.
 He told gatherng of r,publj- cans at luncheon, that public opinion had turned toward Hoov. CT and that the Democrats were frantically.
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TO PILOT NEW CLUB

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 26, (P)- Manager Gibson, who led the Pitts burgh nabional league baseball, club to second place in the 1892 pennant race, has signed a con- tract to continue as manager of the Pirates in 1883. Gibson, II years a major league catcher, sign ed the cont1acl late today. Terms of the agreement were not re- vealed.
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HAS ANOTHER WILL

SACRAMENTO, Oct 23, lRy- Public Administrator Herman Koch said yesterday he was informed that a New York attorney holds will executed by Paul Bern, the film executive, who commit ted suicide after marrying Jean Harlow. film actress. and that it was indicated the document des- cribed Dorothy MiIlette. the mys- tery woman in Berns life, as his wife.
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GATHERING POWER

LONDON, Oct. 24, lP-Gather- ing conrort. as they advanced. ni1e groups of British unemployed con- Verged On London from many points. They were undeterred by almost incessant rain. They come from Scotland, Wales, and the textile district of Manchester, The masses are prepared and determin- ed to present plea for govern- ment relief. The police are pre- pared to prevent trouble of any kind.
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MANY ARE DEAD

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 25, {4D bolivian forces lost three hun dled and twenty dead, out of the garrison of five hundred men who defended Fort Oqueron for 21 days, against forceful Paraguayan attack, Senor Eduardo Anze, Boli. vlan Charge d. Affaires, declared in an interview here last night
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MAY BE FREED

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.. Oct "A, (P)-Libby Holman Reynolds demand for complete vindication" on the charge of murdering her husband, Smith Reynolds. opened the possibility yesterday that the state might present a skeleton case against her, and ask dir ected verdict of not guilty.
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UPHOLDS HINDENBURGH

Leipzig, Oct. 25, (P)-The Ge;- man Supreme Court sustained President Won Hindenburgh on his removal of the Prussian govern ment from office July goth, and the temporary appointment of Chancellor Won Papen. as commis- sloner of Prussia with power to name substitute Prussian officials.
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miles south oi Green Island Y, said they would probably iapu.A the life 0oata before assistance a.- rived. Tn" vessel was bound from Seattle for ketchikan.
 Later adYices said the Elder ee- 'ricated herself and was proceed Ing to ketchikan under her own power.
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TO PROPOSE OWN SCHEME

TOKYO. Oct. 25, CP)-Japan has decided to propose it's own compre. hensiYe scheme for the reduction of naval armaments, at the dis armament conference at Genev.. so, high officials of the govern ment told the Associated Press here today.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-29
RETURNS FROM TOUR

NEW YORK, Oct. 26, (P,-Roose welt returned today from his south ern campaign tour, and annornced that he would be unable to attend the giant rally arranged for to- Ei"rrow night, by the stage and screen division of the D amocratic N1tional Committee. He iiu not eve any aaso1s.
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BUILDING COLLAPSES

ST. MARGRETHEN, Switzerland. Oct. 24, ,eP)-Many workers were buried and at leas. nine were killed when the ceiling of re- fr'erating building 1oll1psri. Five 'I the dead were w9mel.
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STILL UNCONSCIOUS

SAN BERNARDINo, Calif.. Oct. 26, (P)-Mrs. Forrest O'Brien, of St. Louis, wife of the noted en- durance flyer, was still unconscious at hospital here yesterday after an automobile accident.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Father Edward Budde

Masses on Sunday at 9 and II In the house chapel Sunday school at pm.
 Evening services at 7:3O. Junior choir practise every "Wednesday evening.
 Oct. 23-Mission Sunday.
 Oct. 30-Feast of Christ the King
 Nov. All Saints Day.
 Services every evening during the month of October at 7:3O.
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HAVE 4 SMILE
 Wood: Did l ,NeI tell you :1,nt the awful fright I got on my we'd ding night?"
 Stone: Careful, old boy. No man ought to speak like that about his wife,
 
 Bob: T love you as no one ey- CT loved before'
 Bobby: q cant see much diff erence"
 The smart young thing who care fully noted the magazine adver- tisements went into the grocery store and inquired of the clerk: Have you any Life Bouy?"
 The clerk strengthened his neck tie and replied: Just you set the pace, beautiful"
  Smithson was going to be mar ried, and approached the boss in regard to getting off for his hon. eymoon. 'Well', said the boss, How !! long do you want off for your honeymoon?" "Why-a-a,' stammered Smithson | q hardly know. How long do you think, sir?'
 How in heck should l know" demanded the boss. q never saw the girI".
 Mrs. Old-Timer: Tt says here in 'he paper that the young girls to- day are abandoning all restrictions" MT. Old-Timer: Well. I'd bet- ter not catch Mabel without hers oni"
 Lady: This milk isn't good any more."
 Milkman:"I know it, lady. Our cows haven't been contented since they tore down the tobacco sign with the handsome bull on it."
  mother was recently disturbed over the two-day absence of her daughter, but everything was all $ right when the girl returned with f a Gideon Bible under her arm. (
 F "Rastus, what make dis bump f on you haid?" f "I tell you, Liza, I'se got dand- S ruff an de tol' me to put toilet water on ma haid an de fust ting f you know dat ol' sea flap right a down on me, yes, sah!" C
  Housewife Interviewing a new g maid): And have you ever been parlor-maid?" 1 New Maid (coyly): No mum. But that's the only place I haven't" Small brother: "Ha, ha! I saw you kiss Sis!" i Suitor (hurriedly): "Er-as, here is quarter.
 Small brother: And hers 1O cents change. One price to all, | that's the way I do business"
 
 A man wandered into a tennis r. the other day and sat T Town on the bench.
 Whose gamer" he asked. II A shy young thing sitting next to h him looked up hopefully. e "T am" she ratortpd r
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SHIP AGROUND

PORTLAND, Oct. 25, (P-Mack- ay Radio reported intercepting an 5 0 $ this morning from the gov- ernment fisheries boat "Eider", "h1ch had gone aground four
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MAY BE EXPLOSION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23, (P)- Unless the German crisis is soly- ed. and soon, there will be an ex-
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MONDAY

tFrom Nugget !, fly Bulletin. ,
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

For Saturday, October 22nd.: Oregon 31, Idaho o.
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CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH Rev. F G Forester

Key. F c Forester Sunday school at II am. Evening worship at 7:40 pm. Organ Music.
 Worship theme: The Lord of Life Solo: Mrs. L E Rynning
 Sermon: ''Joseph-The Man Whose Heart was Right"
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TUESDAY

NFrom Nugget Daily Bulletin }
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Nj. K. CHURCH

M. K. CHURCH
 W. F. Baldwin, Pastor. II A. M. Morning Worship ana Sabbath School. P. M. Evening Worship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-08-06
GOLD STOCKS OF u. S.
CONTINUE TO GAIN
$27, 100000 Added Last Week,
Plus 100000 More on Thurs
day and Friday.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, August 6.-American
monetary gold stocks continued
their gradual gain which has been in
progress during the past several weeks,
and some foreign exchange experts were
inclined to predict a fairly substantial
return flow of metal from France.
There was a gain yesterday of ST.
550,40 through release of metal held
in foreign account, which came on top
OF gain of 81 ,470,500 Thursday and a
gain of $27,000,0 900 for the week ended
Wednesday.
There was further slight decline in
the French franc yesterday, and press
comment in Paris noted that gold was
again coming in this direction and
that strength Of the dollar had brought
the franc to point near which it would
be possible to ship gold from Paris to
New York profitably.
Since Paris was the chief gamer in
the outflow Of American gold since Sep
TENDER which reduced our monetary
stocks by more than 81 ,000, 600, 900, for
elgn exchange experts expressed the
view that substantial return flow from
Paris might well develop over the next
Few months. Such a movement, they
pointed out, might result from the re-
cent active buying Of American securi-
ties for Paris account. Dollars are in
active demand in Paris.
Since the middle of June there has
been a steady gain in American gold
stocks, amounting in all to about S8O,-
100000. This weeks statement places
the American stock at $3937, 600. 900
and Frances at roughly 1920, 100000,
so that with little more than a third of
Americas population, Frances gold per
capita is much larger.