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PITY didn't let of two bullets and finish the
job" he added. II wouldn't talk like that II
were you'll" Jean said Indignantly. "It's little
melodramatic and absurd" "Ahsurd?' interrupted
Holt Extremely" answered Jean icily
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OWNER WILL SACRIFICE 7-ROOM HOUSE
Phone NAt.orel 1928 Until 9 Pm.

New mi-detached brick, containing 2
bright, cheerful rooms. Q beautiful complete
baths. elaborate wood-paneled recreation
room, fireplaces. built-in heated garage,
ultra modern kitchen, unusually deep lot
paved street and alley. This price has been
nrHONNOR
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MEETING THE DEMAND!
LOW RENT NV. APTS.

r.. $50; 3 R.. $40; 4 R.. $50.
Splendid bldg: handy to stores. cars.
schools; large outside rms: tile bath: par
Quet floors electric refrigeration; can be
had furnished. $40 extra. AID. 5193.
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SALE-HOUSES.

WE ARE OFFERING HOU6G ARRANGED
as 2 apartments with separate entrances, 4
rooms and bath each; rented for S86. At
Iesurn Ies nri'f Di o. 1ei4 SIs'o' there " '0l'n@d
CONVENIENT NORTHWEST sECTTOE. jU0r
north OF Colup1bia rd., near 16th--A yoH
brtcx. in excellent condition; has 4 b&d
rooms Price. $1,000; very easy terms. On
BEAUT1FUL .l0-RM. 3-BATH. 6ErA0HI0
cas see csh sheeH o&NtR NJ aPs sssi s. CHEVY
2136 9 ST; NV. ZONED 1st cp0nnR
ably MR. Brown. Apsms 1 ioa7s. Na ssi feA'0n-
tsehed home. quality built, . with Sat: soos.
ses TsE sna sae Sas a9ss sSa
:jsss 1ss eSS cs a e. 1884, sss "
CHEVY CHASE. p. e. Ss,45o-very attr.e-
refrigeration. gas burner. Beautifully land
scaped lot. high elevation: close TO store.
school and Transportation. Call CL. 1901. 2As
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-NEW. DETACHED.
COLONIAL home. 6 rooms and bath, lot
IS .spiendidiy built and equipped with eiee.
ssr1as ssrns ssd e. Price, sss'o easy
CHEVY CHASE. D. ca LOVELY 4-BED-
room home in THAT exclusive section Of
located ON q corner lot. with 1 1,6OO 50 It.
OF ground beautifully handicapped. There Is
an open side porch at one end Of the house
other The living room is extremely large
sI4 75O it is splendid value District IOl7.
TO CLOSE ESTATE E-sEMI-DErACHED g.
se seom 5l "a brick .. all imp5ovemsnss; & &Rargain;
National 1923
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PRICE. SO. 9.75O-EASY TERMS.

1915 ST. HovHHrqS W. PSoGes Ge bf aEA55Sas 455e
4444 Greenwich PARKWAY NV; Foxhall
Village Village s-only 10 min minutes to the a doxntoWn
e pe4eet d
real value in this house. Go west on Que"
S aest on rd to
turn left to Greenwich Parkway. J. G.
BOWEN on premises
aetssSed bef Some = r. VIDE
small park. less than u square from 1ith
ear lime in In The oaI ysny Of WeSss. s1s.
inslossd sieepins PSTsh , oR End Ss t,oG5. Attic
Phone National i43s Until PM
OWNER WILL sAGRIF5cE 7-RooM HOUSE
7;room and bath brick home in EXCELLENT
asesed fof ames to
rifce at this price. Inspection vii. convince
o ss is s dss to suit
GROOM NE. HOME-S49.5O MONTHLY.
er9o% and bath S5ss sa
n spsndd ocaon on VIDE
boulevard; front porch. 2 rear porches, open
sPas ony 5ogsog sSsg n. a easR
ment S49.5O monthly. Call GEorgia 3623-y
OWNER WILL CONSIDER TRADING HIS
spacious detached home in Chevy Chase for r
masonry construction. center-hal type. cor
tanning q very large living room with pr
donaI attic yss san Toom anns treaks
room and kitchen on Ist floor: -Four bed
room .nG TS Sas Shs an s2a sa.
BY 90 It. Priced at sl6.50o. It is real
Phone NAt.orel 1898 Until 9 Pm.
New s9ntaa1ns
o Peom fiPeDiaees buit,in heated sarsse
paved Street and alley This price has been
reduced 1900 for immediate sale. Call MR..
OCONNOR. District 3100.
A REAL BARGAIN t6S y gS.aoot 4 GROOM HOME
a., e-room and bath tapestry brick home Nth Nth
s TPS San tub % and m sa
condition.: terms to suit. Call EMerson 1883.
PkFSE FEAf sHohes zosED M4sEHeeocSaE eca
Il sGOd s0ndIi0n with s1a Of
have similarly zoned home in the busy
sss'Sa sss low 81 Drss ~ e. PARK ,a NV ,oF
1Ssn To 5Hd Ats ms HEW v q
Ra SVes IL Md oH Led fann
feet, surrounded BY. fine trees; big front
porch fine attic suitable for more rooms
and tiled bath at small extra cost; 5 roomy
rooms and tiled bath. garage, and many
other modern features.
81. .950EA GENUINE BARGAIN
IN sAULs ApDrIIoN; between 1tth h and and
cred front porch. double rear porehes. lower
inclosed. upper screened. This house sold
formerly at a price far In excess Of the
$1,000 BsoLUTHY THE
MOST BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW AT THE
LOWEST PRICE in the heart of Chevy
Chase. D. c. Built on a spacious lot with
large rooms. bath with shower. fireplace.
attic with cross ventilation. General Electric
refrigeration OIL HEAT; complete IN every
respect. Must be seen to be fully
"''' S1o,95o-NEw. DETACHED. Co
LONIAL. EDGEMOOR- MD: BED ROOMS
Zone on 3rd foor). 2 BATHS. 2:CAR GA
RAGE; lot 6O-ft. front The best buy Of the
day in this wonderful home section.
BOSS & PHELPS
National QS00. n m Cleveland S6SG
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PARK RID, NEAR 18th ST. NV.
Comfortable. well built brick home. 5 bed
rooms. bath: nice condition; front and rear
cellent neighborhood; S10.5OO
A. C. HOUGHTON CO., REALTORS.
1915 H st. NV. Phones DI. 1886. 1887.
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II No. @l22O Concord Ave, S4l.O0
Il bed room. kitchen with buiit-in dinette
HI set, tiled bath with built-in tub and
HI shower; screened rear porch. rear yard;
HI Bryant gas heater, Frigidaire.
HI $4O.o0-93S Madison st. NV.
HI 3 rooms. kitchen and bath.
III Downtown Apartment-$4o.oo
HI 1919 N St N.W.-FriSidAire
III Just North Of Thomas Circle.
roJ. on tsR:a sRs5'9sddt sad tsg Sins S... s00 S'd
III Larxe Front Apt&
HI 4306 Arkansas Ave. NV.
III 18th and varnum
III Frigidaire.
III $57.50-Reception hall. living room,
Il bath with built-in tub and shower;
II all outside rooms.
HI S67.5O-Front apt. reception hall,
III living room. dining room. 2 bed rooms.
kitchen. tiled bath with built-in tub
H S32.00-1658 w. Va. Ave. NE.
III Apt. q. consisting Of rec. hall. living
room, bed room, kitchen. built-in din
II ette set tiled bath. screened porch.
Bryant gas heater. Available Sept 1.
III $s7.50-314 Georgia Ave. NV.
Ill Front apt, reception hal. living
II room, bed room. Kitchen and bath;
Ill rear porch.
III $l7.5oE73o2 Georgia Ave. NV.
III Apt. reception hall. large. bright
III living room; bed room, kitchen. dinette,
HI tiled bath. screened rear porch: heat
HI and hot water furnished; Frigidaire.
III Excellent Location.
HI 1860 Clydesdale PL NV.
III Overlooking Rock Greek Park.
III Just Blks. North Of 18th e. Col. Rd
III Convenient to Stores Car Lines.
III S41.5O-Front apartment. reception
HI hall. large. bright living room with
III portable double bed. dinette. kitchen
III and tiled bath with built-in tub and
HI shower. Frigidaire
MI s50.00-Front apartment. with re.
HI ception hall. living room. bed room.
II in tub and shower. lfisidsire.
= 1leAXst CAFnzTz Dxst ssss
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CAPITOL HILLTOP A Sc.
Large Rooms, Fine Home; l or 2.
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APARTMENTS AND UNFUR.
(COpttrued)

Pr, KIT. APT, $3.50.
ALSO RMS, $50; 8 RMS. $50.
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.
ovERLooKs ROCK CREEK-TAFr BRIDGE
Modern. freproof bldg. elevator, secre-
tarial service: refrigeration can be had
furnished. $40 extra. Pc. 5OS3.
SEE THESE APARTMENTS.
Ready to move in. 2 rooms. kitchen and
installed before. See these apartments for
price and location large corner building at
Rock Creek Park. near the Million Dollar
Bridge. 2410 Goth ST. NV. RSs. manager.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(Canfs-naH

NEAR BUREAU Of STANDARDS Front
room southern aN and western western exposures; SIS
Ia Ia49 n, N sTw s35 zd ROOMS: KITCHEN, PR.
optional: tanitor services. North 542s.
31O6 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV ATTRAC-
bath: gas and cleo. hot water; second floor;
adults: reasonable
1920 HARVARD NW.-1 LARGE ROOM,
semi-bath. See ianitor. co. 5000.
MT. PLEASANT, 1904 Lamont st. NV
Large. cool front room, 2nd A.. well furnish
ed: con. h. W: single or double; reas.
ST. vsyT neeS rnsssa saep Sa
rent.
eI. 1914 EYE ST: NW:.LarFss double room.
hos
1925 18th ST NW-Room with every con-
yenience to an adult; small family. GEorgia
pETWIoRTH; 727 QUINCY ST; NW;MLaTse
venient busses, car line; reaS. CO. 7995-J.
1910 EYE ST NW.-FREE RENT to Sept.
l. ,.Attractively furnished rooms. 3 windows,
radio. cont. hot water; $500 per week.
1903 ST. EW-Large front room beau
ttfnlly furnished; private home; L OF. 2;
1903 R. l. AVE. NW-Gentlemen; large,
lishtfui place to live ' ~ l.
WnSHIRE MANOR. 1888 10th st. NV
newly Gecorstad, beautifaIly furnished uess Out
side rooms with or without bath. Reas. rates.
1908 KALORAMA RD.-Single and double.
beautifully furnished and well Kept: every
comfort and convenience; free phone; reaS.
1921 11th ST. NW-Large, front, Ink
room: clean and cool; next to bath reduced
so4 BUTTERNUT ST. N.W.-Iaree fur.
vate home; very reasonable: Ma. 7796. 20.
1901 ST NW-Large front, semi-private
bath; ;, walking distance downtown; very d. Tea-
twin beds: firepiaces; exceptional meals
served in UNIQUE dining room. 20.
rooms: semi-private bath: h.-w.h.; gas
134s EUCLID ST. Apt 4-Attractive large.
nst sssa sfsoS M one S7ss quiet hSSs Ss
1922 NW-Clean. cool. Ink rooms with
pletely furn.: Sleeping rooms sinsle, ss up.
26O5 CONNECTICUT AVE. N.W.-Beautiful
large rooms, comfortably furnished. avail
able sept l; garage Adams 2464.
cite; linen; service: front room. twin beds. 2
closets; garage; reduced rates; tranSients,
1442 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
.dsseens bath: S hot S water: & s. WIS VIZ ~ ~. o.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM,
SSs 1ssjy SssT ss slss2as
1918 M ST. NV.
haFge front room kitehen and dineste
CAPITOL HILL-7O4 A Sc.
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DETACHED HOME.

S.-SS,dOO.
Situated in the best section Of Chevy
Chase. near the Blessed Sacrament Church.
at the Circle. Built Just few years ago
by one Of Washington's best known builders.
Seven rooms, tiled bath with shower. elec.
refrig:, fireplace, large, covered front porch
built-in garage attractively planted lot. A
very good home buy; See Il today.
1905 H St. NV. Ma. 2346.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN ROOMS a
bed rooms), bath. New; semi-detached; con-
venient to Navy Yard Price OF S6,950 is
less than cost to build. Easy terms. Call
J. l.. Orem. GE. 1889. or
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1928 14th St. NV. DI 3347.
g. s59mABoUTg z e. SQUARE AI FROM up Up
home, containing rooms a good-size bed
rooms). screened sleeping porch. large
front and rear rorches. and good-size YARD.
The house has recently been redecorated-
very attractive street Owner leaving for
the West Coast at once. This is real
Phone National 1893 Until 9 PM
NEAR 10Th AND RrTTENHOUsE SITS. NV.
NEW BRICK HOME.
8 rooms. 2 baths, hardwood floors and
trim throughout, built-ln garage; arranged
for 2 families 1--WE already have tenant for
end floor); S9250; terms. $1,000 cash. $40
monthly. (Rent from 2nd floor S47.50.
Your payment, S22. SOD. For details see or
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
n
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YOUNG MAN desires furnished room in re-
6ned home, NV; pefmAnAQt Give II detsiN
sHa 52,1q %2i,niquh rate. Addssfk Boz se1,v:
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PAGE THREE
LUKE WHITE DEAD

Mrs. George Mckay, the efic- tent secretary of Judge Lester O.. Gore, received the sad news that her father. Luke White died in Seattle yesterday. His death was caused by pneumonia.
 Luke White was one of the higt ly respected old timers of our com munity. He lived here number of years and his death Is a keenly felt loss to all who knew him. The Nugget joins with his friends. and acquaintances In extending heartfelt sympathy to his wife and family in their bereaveme ent
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THURSDAY
 tFrom Nugget Daily Bulletin. J.
JOHN TROY WE'LL
 QUALIFIED FOR GOVERNOR

SEATTLE, March 30, GAP l~=-- |Aequaintances of John w. Troy, the Juneau publisher. nominated for Governor of Alaska, declare that he is well qualified for the position both as, an advocate of home rule, and a knowledge of ter ritorial affairs. They delight in telling how Troy hearing and reading some inaccurate statements regarding incidents supposed to have happened in the territory, Twill say: No such thing happen ed at that time and place." and he is always right too.
 Charles Garfield, former head of the Alaska Division of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, an old time Nomeite and Alaskan himself, said that during the past two, de- cades Troy visited many parts of the Territory and learned about it's needs from legislators, mer- chants, miners and fishermen who came to Juneau at various times. The nominees first hand know ledge of the territory covers a per -iod of thirty-six years. He first went North in ninety-seven to GOV CT the gold, rush for the Seattle Times, He was born in Olympia, Washington. He succeeded Cover nor LEA. Strong, the last Demo- cratic governor of Alaska, as own CT of the Juneau Empire. Strong owned the Empire at the time he was appointed Governor by Wilson,
 No opposition Is expected in the US. Senate to Troy's confirmation He is generally credited with keep ing the cause of Democracy alive in the Territory of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
TRIES TO BOMB PRIEST
DETROIT, March 30. (AP)

DETROIT. March 30. (AP) - A small black powder bomb low cred in the basement of the home of Reverend Charles Coughlin e1s .ploded directly under his bed room and caused only small amount Of damage injuring no one.
 He became one of the central figures in heated controversy over Detroits banking situation. A heavy guard was thrown about his house. He had been engaged in sharp radio talks with the opp onents of the governments plan under which two national banks wore established. Two other banks went to the wall for liquidation
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
HITI4ERITES CEASE
 JEW BATTING

WASHINGTON, March g. tAP) The State Department yesterday made public a report os the offic- ial investigations with reference to the mistreatment of the Jews in Germany by the Hitlerites. The report stated that there was for Ia short time considerable physical mistreatm ent of the Jews.. This phase may be considered virtually terminated.
 This report was based upon in- formation furnished the Berlin Nm bassy by American Consulates thru out Germany and telegraphed tO the State Department.
 LeaGlng American Jews report ed mistreatment of menlaers of their race at the hands of the Hit lerites, and asked the government. to take appropriate. action. r. Is understood authorativels that no official protest to the Hitler goy- ernment is planned in view of the Ireport,
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
GIGANTIC STRUGGLE FOR
 CONTROL RUM FLEET

MIDDLETOWN. N. J., March 2s ltP)-tA gigantic murderous strug- gle for control of the rum fleet is seen in the explanation for the staying of Alexander Lillien. who is known as the master liquor run ner, and his sudden death by bull Jets which came to his Hill Top mansion stronghold, from which he could peer out over Sandy Hook. where rum vessels lie.
 A mysterious telephone call to the township police sent them to his house where they found Lill- len sprawled on the floor of his big front hallway, with three holes in his skull. Detectives reasoned that the killers swept into the front door from an auto and rang the bell and Shot Liilien when he answered the call. It is said that the house has been headquarters and control point for, a large rum fleet.
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01

 brewers the cue to go forward with plans to line up the trade in States where beer may be sold.
 Cummings also indicated pas stve attitude toward those few papers that hopped to the front yesterday even before his ruling. by printing advertisements banned by prohibition laws. In the moan time the nations capital saw. the possibility of catching in step with the States where beer will be available when f2so1qA. sis tick ed of April seventh.
 Cummings ruled that standard time would prevail in all sections |of the country. making the Pacific Coast three hours later than avail. able to the Eastern States.
 The House passed bill permit. ing the sale of beverages in the I.istrict of Columbia.
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 urday night. Only three of those killed in the plane including Pilot Nomel Evans, who is considered one Of the best tough weather pi- lots in the country. The mother |was gathered in happy group at |the home of MT. and Mrs. Arisas. who with four children were wiped out in their residence when the plane struck the house and exDtod- cd and burned 1t with another dwelling, Five minutes after the |crash the storm passed. the ceiling lifted. Pilot Evans was in the wrong place at the time. said Pres ident Franklin Rose of the .Varney Air Lines.
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
ROOSEVELT ORDERS
 CONSOLIDATION

WASHINGTON, March 2S. (AP) = Roosevelt informed Congress of an executive order establishing all federal agricultural credit agen cies under one unit. By the same order the President abolished sta blization operations by the Farm Board. The new agricultural and financial organization will be known as Farm Credit Admins tration." It includes the Farm Board. The Farm Loan Bureau and various other agencies in the De- partment of Agriculture and the R. F. C. Better coordinat tion of agencies involved in our agrlcul- tural credit systems will produce a more uniform program for agri- cultural credit. and will result in substantial economies. A saving of more than two, million is the immediate effect of this order"
 Henry Morgenthau. IT,. Chair man of the Farm Board, is expect ed to head the new unit.
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
TROY'S NOMINATION
 FAVORABLE TO SENATE

WASHINGTON, March 29, (APl
 Troy, editor and publish Ter of the Juneau Empire. conferred with President Roosevelt prepar- atory to his departing for Juneau. ''The President showed a wonder |ful grasp on our situation in Ala ska and has some very progressive plans in mind said Delegate An thony J. Dimond who accompan- fed Troy to the White House.
 The Senate passed and sent to the House an administration bill to permit President Roosevelt to employ quarter of million dol lars of the nations forests funds without record vote. The senate land territories committee reported that John Troy's nomination was favorable to the Senate
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
WEDNESDAY tFrom Nugget Daily Bulletin
SPEEDY LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON, March 2S, R-
 Congress entered upon it's third full week of the special session with democratic leaders threaten ing to bear down so as to speed enactment of many bills without
 wholesale revision of the Roose- welt farm relief and unemploy- ment plans. They sought to clear the legislative, road for the re- mainder of the presidents emer- gency reconstruction program which is due to be sent to capitol hill in rapid fire order.
 A quick agreement appeared to- day in the reforestation and em- |ployment program with objections |by labor and was met and revised the measure containing essential features. The bill Is expected to come from the senate and house labor committees in time flor action this afternoon.
 The farm relief measure was begged despite Wallace's plea for
 speedy action in the senate agri-
 culture committee where the hear ing is in progress.
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
NEGROES ATTACK COUPLE

HOUSTON, Texas. March 2SEP)
 - Posses and bloodhounds are en- gagged in trailing two negroes who anegedly shot to death William Porch, aged 25, and attacked his compa nion Miss Adele Torrian. aged 24. The hysterical woman told police she and her escort, who are both from prominent fam lilies, were seated in an automobile when negroes appeared on each side of the car and ordered them out, then shot Porch and blind folded, gagged and attacked the |girl .,
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In. the Probate Court for the Ss
 Michael Precinct, Territory of
 Alaska Second Division. In the Matter of the Estate of GEORGE A. AKoFF, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the undersigned, Ira D. orton has teen appoi+'Al by the above entitled court, Administrator of the Estate of the Deceased above ma med All persons having claims against the. estate of said deceased are hereby required to present the same, duly verified, with the pro per vouchers. to the said Adminis- trator. at the Miners and Merch- |ants Bank of Alaska, at Nome, Territory of Alaska. Second Nvi- Ision, within six months from the date of this notice
 Dated at Nome, Alaska. this 18th Iday of March. 1893.
 IRA D. ORToN,
 Administrator of the Estate of
 George A. Akof. Deceased. Publish March IS. 25, April 1. g, l15, 1893.
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BALTIMORE, March. 2

BALTIMORE. March 27. R)- Court was asked Friday to deter mine what share Libby Holman Reynolds, the famous Broadway Torch Singer" and her infant son. will have in the R.J Rey- holds tobacco fortune. A test case was filed by the Safe Deposit Trust Go. of Baltimore, as trust ee of the Reynolds estate. The order also asks for, an inquiry in- to the validity of Libby's marr- iase to Smith Reynolds, who was found fatally wounded at the Key holds estate near Winston. Salem. the night of July 6.
 The validity of his divorce from his first wife and the status of other heirs will also be decided The estate is estimated to Dc as high as twenty million dollars,
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
:. SEWERS BROTHER DEAD

LONG BEACH, Calf, March 2s (AP}-Dr. Charles Gaskel Silver. of Los Angeles nationally known authority on physicoIogy, died here of pneumonia, contracted while serving as directer-of sanitation.
 for stricken Long Beach after the Manch 10 earthquake.-H His death occurred on his 66th birthday. His survivors include brother, Edwin R. Stivers, customs coll ector at Nome
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
QUEEN CONTEST. MARCH 27
MELLON A PRIVATE clrIzRN

NEW YORK, March 27, (R- Andrew Mellon is a private citizen again after serving his country and his own interests for twelve years. He came back to America Friday last and said he was "Glad to be free'' from public office He said there would be plenty of interest for him to ''meddle in businesss when feel like it. He did not want to be interviewed about pub. lie questions and seemed bent on having a big rest.
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
BEER ADVERTISEMENTS ALLOWED NEwsPAPERs

wASIIINGrON, March 2s. P1
 Beer advertisements were allowed in newspapers for the first time in is years, to notify the country that April seventh would be a memorable date. Rooseveit's new deal. according to Interpretation by Cummings that 1t is an innocent |anticipatory,' the advertisements will bring no prosecution from the Justice artment, which gave the
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
QUEEN CONTEST. MARCH %
NEw RANK CREATED

, DETROIT. March 2s, R-The first bank to be created under the new federal regulations was the National Bank of Detroit. and with in an hour six and one half mill- ions of dollars were deposited.
 The Chrysler Corporation depos- tied four million and the General Motors one million.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

Nome Aerie No. 70 F,raternal Or. der of Eagles, request that all mem bers attend the funeral of Vim. A. McKenne at St. Jeosephs church on Wednesday 10 A. M. Members will march in q body and accompany the remains to its last resting place
 WALTER NELSON, President
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01

NEW YORK. March 2f. pPJ-- Maxey Rosenbloon of New York, won the light heavy championship ofthe world, beyond all question, Friday night, scoring a technical knockout in the fourth round over Bob Goodwin of Daton, Florida. The bout was farce from a com petitiye standpoint, Goodwin en- tered the ring with tape pIastered over both his eyebrows hiding cuts sustained during training Rosen- bloom bhru his progressive fighting quickly opened the wounds as God win taught gamoly but he could not do much under the handicap
The Nome nugget., 1933-04-01
NoTIc E

.In order that subscribers will not .e delayed in receiving the satnr. day Nugget. several hours lats, It will be necessary that all
 changes of regular adyertisements be in this ofice not later thanB F. M., Thursdays, to insure pubIica. tion in the saturday issue.. Other wise the change cannos be made until the next issue. .-...-.. -...-.,.
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JAPAN WITHDRAWS FROM
 PRAGUE OF NATIONS

TOKYO, March 29. lAP) 1.-The Privy Council unanimously approv ed today's communication to the League of Nations announcing Ja- p4n,s formal withdrawal from the League, The document was forth with telegraphed to Geneva