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$3.50.
On wide Avenue, N. ". Section. modern g.
garage. needs little fxins up but bargain
at price asked M b Weaver. CT. 4944.
SOU. OF WESTCHESTER APIS; NEW
neighborhood. Corner house Of s rooms.
cedar closets. hardwood floors and trim
throughout. Built-in garage. Reduced
Two-family house. First COM Each
heating plants. Full cellar. Renting SIS.
Vacant@New house condition Northeast
Moderate price and terms. ~
District 1860. 9l4 G st. NV.
SEE THESE BEST HOME VALUES
1920 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
New semi-detached brick house. rooms.
2 baths. = freplaceS. recreation room,
built-in garage Choice home section.
From Michigan ave to 14th st. turn north
one block
81 s5.95a EAREagT kas4 fT TERMs MW'
New 6-room brick house. large lot. up to
materials months ago makes possible this
$685. SOUTH DAKOTA AYE. NE.
New Groom detached brick house garage
under large-sized porch. nice lot. splendid
PAUL p. STONE. NORTH 747l.
5I26 5th ST NV
Just like new and a real buy for s.. $50.
Arrange to see it. Phone Mr.. Mosse. Geo.
CASH or Waple & James. Inc. Dist. 3347.
REPOsSESSED HOUSES FOR SALE+ROw
houses. bungalows and semi-detached: re-
conditioned ready for occupancy: 5000
cash, plus rental terms: $3.50 up: $3.50
10 '0' ' EDW' E M. WILLIS.
Investment Bldg. Phone National 7479.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

aN double fsrs ssr3sh 5 sGa
6. M. HARRisoN' suitiand. Md.
LONE OAK. BETHESDA. MD-NEW 7-RM.
modern home will be open for inspection
@ ans sSoHs Alta W Ta sf No on rsoss
NICE .4RoOM COTTAGE. ACRE AND
half OF clear land. near bus line. 2 miles
from Wash: Sl.500; cash. 81 30 balance
$50 per month. Address Box o7-s. Star
25 ACRES, CLEARED AGRICULTURAL
land: long front. on Route /; garage and
eRHf EsnsS for 500 pIse
TWo;RooM BUNGALoW. GARAGE. VERY
AsfE EAkf t 4Sp sHARh HH5sS SCR ER2R
pn1h per- mo. hio Others, RAY coGsWELL. 81
Bsllston ave. Ballston. Va.
10 ACRES. u CLEAR. BALANCE WOODS.
stream, 5-room house. just of hard road
$3.50 cash. balance. $50 per month; clear
OF debt. Also homes OF every kind and
s size on easy terms within T. miles so,l Si
HIRST. Annandale. Fairfax County. Va.
at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex
6-ACRE TRACTS ON CEMENT ROAD .
per acre; $50 cash. balance SIS per month
easy easy 5eTms See @ MASON 0afFa RfRsT h0msn Annan On
dale Fairfax County. Va. at the end of
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandra 43-F-4l.
kSoN Msa!fn XItAeE s.. yANET BRICK e5a
as,ractSe asa ck oWsER % is ana 'f6mi 8
HERE is THAT CAPE COD. .
senssr hail spacious & jyins room hTepises
This brick home is charm. just 30 min
utes out in one of Virginia's distinctive sec
lions lions Csll now Clarendon ls3-J-2'
rooms. bath. h.-w,h.. finished attic. ga
rage. city water, sewer, slect. refrigerator.
reF9s $500 fsSh BRicR aS Rei BUSGhLow TS6ta
rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. hardwood floors,
fireplace. finished attic, garage gas, sewer.
lot 5Oxi50 included Terms. ST 900 cash
Cali Walnut 1864. 1890 to 1e am. or
NEWTON sN1DER. REALTOR.
NOTHING DOWN. s35 90 MONTH; BUY
the beautiful new hve-room and bath
B. & A Drive out Defense Highway to
Baldvin's garage. turn left TO w. B. q a.
trestle. Inquire at Brady's store. High
BUILDERS AND sUBDIVIDERs
There is no opportunity like Virginia
today. See US about purchase of lots with
second-trust paper or TO purchase acreage
for subdivision; Property on Lee Boule-
ward and elsswhsre
1927 K st. NV,
District $3.50. Eyes. Cleveland 1l3s.
NORTH WASHINGTON.
Takoma Park
5 large rooms. attic. basement. 2-car built
in garage h.-w.h. hardwood floors fire.
place modern kitchen. large lot. Priced
SIS $50 Easy terms
Other new brick bungalows. $500 to
SIS 6-room new house, well
heat. automatic watei heater. Built 10
sell for $4,000. but never occupied. Easy
terms.
Edgemoor house. Il beautiful large rooms.
hollow tile construction. S4foot lot. lear
garage. Greatly underpriced. Might trade
for North Wsshinston = 81 fsIp pIpp
Six rooms and > baths. h.-w. heat. Gear
a-story garage. lot 1853 feet wide. Small
greenhouse. House in pink of condition.
and offered at bargain price. Easy terms.
B. & o. transportation.
..r See country homes advertised under
r D. LILLE CO..
SEE THIS CHARMING
New English-type brick. stone and stucco
with heavy slate roof today. 1t has every
thing a well-designed modern home should
have. Attached garage. large lot. restricted
section. fully improved street: close to
schools, churches and stores. bus to Wash
OF I min and nr 70 10 nrlH
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GREY ROCK,

5000 TILDEN ST. NV.
This beautifully situated estate with It's
fine home and lovely Handicapped grounds
commands magnificent view OF Rock
Greek Park. Only 10 min. from down
town and yet exclusive though miles
out in the country. The house with its
spacious rooms and halls its big porches
has been completely reconditioned ALI
elect. kitchen oil burner, scar gar with
living quarters cottage. "a acres OF
ground. The location charm OF the house
beauty of the grounds and splendid con-
ditlon OF the entire property make II a
buy impossible TO duplicate at present low
price. For particulars. see MISS REED.
premises.
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DOCTOR OR DENTIST-GROUND BEING
broken for corner home. surrounded by
million dollar apartment houses Oppor-
tunlty for ONCE and beautiful home COM
blned. D1NOW1TZ CO. INC. 1919
st. NV
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

BEST SECTION OF CITY AND ROOM
houses attractively furn. and unfurn. For
appointment. phone Adams 1858. To-
ROOMS AND BATH. NICELY FUR
nished near Wardman Park Hotel. Price.
Sl10; rooms rented for S37. 80. DON
NELLY 4 PLANT. INC. 1874 Park I'd.
Phone Col. OS:,S Col. 5o40W.
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1915 OTIS ST. NE.
Woodridge: modern English type brick:
e rooms, tile bath; in new-house condi-
ton large lot. garage double rear porches;
faces Taft Park; near school stores and
bus. price So $50 terms
VIM. R. THOROWGOOD
2024 r. /. Ave. NE Decatur O317
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LOVELY APT. PARTLY FURNISHED; A
rooms. bath with shower. screened porch
automatic electric range. oll-ourner heat.
SSn-W.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

nW-New detached, Bargain. rooms
bath. attic. mi. "a block from trans
portatio1. l block from schools, stores
and church. Priced for quick sale. Open
TO-DAY. 10 am. TO pm See your own
broker or owner on premises Cleve lh2l
Evening star., 1934-12-09

bath. Brick garage Price and terms very
attractive. OWNER Clarendon 101l-X-2
HERE IS THAT CAPE COD.
A real hit of the season. the price will
amaze you. Six splendid rooms bath.
center hall. spacious living room. fireplace
lovely club room. fireplace; fasstone porch.
This brick home is a charm. Just 90 min
utes out in one of Virgina's distinctive sec
tions. Call now Clarendon 1e3-J-2
SUNDAY and evenings
Evening star., 1934-12-09
SALE-HOUSES.
VIRGINIA HOME.

Bridge B. s5ss s@s rooms; bath: gas sise;; ~;
isS.es o all aPs FOR ssSSJ sssh
neWa POI Of trust i 0 More ue cash. Dt less monthly
payments. Call Mr.. Weaver. Cley. 4944.
AN IDEAL RESIDENCE FOR A PHYSICIAN,
new detached house on a prominent
Gle. with beautiful iandscaped srounds
First foor-Living room. study. dining
room. pantry and kitchen with separate
entrance to reception room and doctors
ONCE. House has six bed rooms. four
baths. two-car garage. automatic heat. ana
electric refrigeration. Interestingly planned
prominent architect and builder did
the work; This is very unusual oppor-
tunity. OWNER. Address Box 74-S. Star
of1ce.
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BARGAIN.
Beautiful 7-room home. lot 40xl 40.
noderS Condition. Seansu
cost S16.95O. will sell for SO 45o; direct
between noon and u pm. MR.. STEVENS.
l340 Jefferson st. NV.
1112 OATES ST. NE.
More house than you Will nnd else
fences. Price low. terms reasonable; To
Inspect. phone Mr.. orem; Geo 4639 or
Waple & James. Inc, Dist. 3347
S6,95O-NEW BRICK HOME
l block Eastern High School. graded
school: transportation and stores con-
venient: unusual quality and convenience:
u rooms and bath. 3 full bed rooms. ultra
modern kitchen. recreation room. built
in garage Open. lighted and heated, noon
until pm. Small cash and easy pay
ments. 3l5 18th pl ne. 8.
$5,250-BROOKLAND-$5,250 ,250.
Semi-detached. rooms. 2 baths. H.
VIII, hardwood floors: arranged for two
families: $500 cash, $50 per month until
paid. L. v. THACKER. 2726 18th st. ne
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

FURNISHED HOUSE. a-12 ROOMS. VI
cinity Dupont Circle. Potomac 1929 Mon
day morning.
5-RM HOUSE OR BUNGALOW BY JAN
/ with bath. hot water. cleo: in Va,
Star office.
SMALL. REASONABLY PRICED HOUSE
in Chevy Chase or Bethesda, on or near
main highway: from OWNER. Clev. 4949.
FOUR OR FIVE ROOM HOUSE. D. C, OR
nearby, convenient to GEORGETOWN; not to
exceed S:55; ami. Phone Columbia , 40,
Apt. 33s. o.
COLORED-6 OR S-RoOM HOUSE. NV.
location; reasonable; small cash to start.
Address Box 1S-S. Star ofice.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WISHES TO
rent Immediately a furnished or unfur-
nished home in or near Washington. VIII
consider an apt. Phone Adams 1921.
I NEED FURNISHED OR UNFURUNISHED
houses. bungalows and apis. List with me
for quick rental; clients waiting. LESLIE
D. MEASELL. Cleveland 3465.
MODERN. UNFURNISHED. BY 3 ADULTS;
4 bed rooms. automatic heat preferred;
careful tenant: S60-S70; owners preferred.
Adams 5322-W.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES
and apartments for rent. Have waiting
HARRY JUSTINE
$40 11th st. NV. National 2S44. -
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. SUIT
able for roCming or boarding house; north
west, above Eye ST.. between 18th and 18th.
Address Box los. Star office. 81
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land: long front. on Route /; garage and
dwelling; rented for $50 mo-; price So 800.
Erwin REALTY CO call Hyattsyille 165,
Evening star., 1934-12-09
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

MODERN FIVE-ROoM BUNGALOW; TEN
miles in Nd. Good auto road ana electric
service Cheap rent or purchase easy
Call Hyattsviue So2-F-4
MODERN GROOM HOUSE, NEAR BE-
thesda School: sell or rent $40 month.
Further information. address Box DO.
Bethesda Md y
Evening star., 1934-12-09
WANTED-APT. HOUSES.

ATTENTION!
APARTMENT-HOUS OWNERS.
Client desires to purchase modern build
ing 40 to 80 units. good northwest sec
ton, cash subject to one trust. Submit
your statement with full particulars. pref
erably by letter.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC,
1O14 Vermont Ave. Phone District 6210.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANT BUILDER TO BUILD NE 5-RooM;
brick. bungalow. in Clarendon, Va, ana
take mine in on the trade. VIII pay pal
ance in cash. Address Box '@-S' Star ol'
Evening star., 1934-12-09
RENT-FLATS.

1901 c ST. NE-1st FL. RMS, BATH.
base laundry trays. large yard. brick.
adults OWNER, 1901 u c st: ne. To-.
HEATED.
1910 14th st. n.w.-4 rooms. kit. and
bath, recently decorated; downtown loca-
fion. convenient to stores and theaters.
w. H WALKER.
.24 18th ST NV Natl 1850.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
SALE-HOUSES.


1907 MASS. AVE. Sc. (oPEN AND
lighted. to 8 p.m.)-6-r. and b. brick.
all modern, Colonial front and double rear
porches sleeping porch inclosed). hard
wood floors. all new. equipment. garage
long yard. flowers. shrubbery. etc. Price
only $3.50: terms. This Is $4,000 less
than cost E. A. GARVEY. District 45OS.
1925 Vermont ave.
S71OO-NORTHWEST DETACHED CEN
ter hall. rooms. big closets. oil burner.
screened porch; near car line. Wise. 1855
HOME OR INvESTMENT-7O FLA. AVE.
ne: $3.50; To inspect: phone WAPLE &
JAMES. INC. Dist. 3347.
Semi-detached frame. seven large rooms
bath. nice lot; garage on alley; excellent
condition. To inspect. gel Sth st. se
Call JOHN LINDER. Cleveland 1867.
CHEVY CHASE. D: C.-CENTER-H HALL
at S10.950. L. H. THADEN, Clev. GAO.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-SEMI-BUNGALO
near Wise. ave. and Fessenden) detached
corner brick. brand-new; rooms. 2 beau
tiful baths l2 bed rooms and bath on 1st
floor: large lot garage. Drastic reduction
for substantial cash payment. No trade.
no agents. OWNER. evenings. Clev. 3273.
DESIRABLE GEORGETOWN SECTION
Corner: 4-bed-rocm. 20-ft. brick house:
oil burner. As is. $500. wise. 3155.
NEAR 18th AND EAST cAPIToL-20'
Brick, cellar. 8 rooms front porch. only
$4950. MT. Glidden. Di. 3347.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
SALE-HOUSES.
COLORED.

2016 18th st. n.w.-Brick. o rooms an
BATH 2-car garage: newly decorated. Prict
1880. Phone National 24O5. 9'
Evening star., 1934-12-09
HOUSES-UNFURNTSHED

FOXHALL VILLAGES ROOMS AND At
tic, sen1i-detached: newly decorated
throughout. 4465 Greenwich Parkway.
Phone Cleveland $500.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

CHEVY CHASE-CLEVELAND PARK.
We have an attractive list of houses now
available for rent in these sections. Cars
available for your inspection. DIXIE
REALTY CO. 14lT L ST. NV. National
$3.50. Sunday. Columbia 2l45. Branch
Evening star., 1934-12-09
sALE-CO-oPERATIVE APIS.

EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL COOPERATIVE
apartment. 8 rooms. baths. 3 exposures,
overlooking Rock Creek Park: best loca-
tion in town; bargain. Address Box 51-S.
Star Office.
ROOMS. KTTCHENETTE. BATH DIN
ette. Frigidare: reasonable down payment.
remainder like rent. Apt. 403, 27O7 Adams
Mill I'd NV
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Nat ssS0-Sun.. Col. 2l45. Br. 431.
WESLEY HEIGHTS

42o MANOR PL. NV.
Modern-6 rooms. bath. inclosed
sleeping porch garage completely
furnished. including piano. radio
and electric refrigerator; S75.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1905 H St. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

BEAUTIFUL. DETACHED BRICK. s
rooms > baths and :!-car garage; auto
matte heat. excellent location; comfortably
furnished. all conveniences; reasona BILE
rental. Decatur 620l, Ex. go, ask for
MI. Gnad.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

1913 BENNING RD NE DUPLEX
house, ms. hot-water heat, cleo, gas;
good condition; $40. W. W. GRIFFITH.
Adams S2O1
Evening star., 1934-12-09

SEE THIS CHARMING
New English-type brick stone and stucco
with heavy slate roof today. 1t has every
thing a well-designed modern home should
have. Attached garage. large lot. restricted
section. fully improved street: close to
schools, churches and stores bus to Wash
ington. O minutes and 10c fare. The price
is only $3.50: terms
THE NJ. H BARRY ORG,
200 Arlington Ridge.
Aurora Hills Va
Evening star., 1934-12-09

dOn Va Phone CIarendon IU,5.-.
5 ACRES. CENTER VIENNA. VA BED
room and bath residence: fruit; SHADE.
barn hennery. State road. bus and electric
line LESLIE D. MEASEL. Phone CleVe-
land 3465.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

1901 BRENTWOOD RID. NE-6 ROOMS
and bath. hot-water heat: near r. I. ave.
Phone North 0363.
T1s ST. N.W.-WHITE, ROOMS,
bath. cleo, gas. newly decorated; S41. 80.
No. l Thomas circle. National a195.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
S9.450-NEW CENTER HALL

SS:350-NEW CENTER-HALL DETACHED
brick home. large rooms and bath; latest
kitchen. fireplace. slate roof. lot so IT
VICE with seven large oak trees; paved
street; near schools, stores and tranSpor-
tatlon. Open. SO4 Quackenbos St NV
Evening star., 1934-12-09
HYATTSYILLE-

8 rooms. tiled bath bungalow: h.-wh H..
oak floors paved street: S3s so mo Au-
6-RM. HOUSE. H-WH. S37 SO. 6-RM.
bungalow S35. 5-rm. bungalow. S26. s.
rm house S25. Arm. bungalow. 500 so:
6-rm, house. IL acres. SIS. Rooms and
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
CHICAGO CITY BUDGET TESTIFIES TO GREAT
 IMPROVEMENT CONDITIONS
(By The Associated presso

tBy The Associated Press)
 CHICAGO, Aug. IA, (Gopyright) Appearing as sun breaking through the financial clouds Of the nation, the city's budget is being balanced. Tax collections are increasing, back salaries are being paid, some salary cuts have been restored, municipal bonds are being issued at lower interest rates, some of which are selling at premiums. A much brighter outlook on municipal finances Is evident in the reports made by city officials, who further state that many other cities preparing their budgets are also looking up
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
ROOSEVELT SUMMONS MANY RELIEF OFFICIALS TO WHITE HOUSE
iBy The Associatei Press)

lBy The Associatei Press)
 WASHINGTON, Aug. II, Presl- dent Roosevelt today summoned relief officials to the White House where it was indicated that the government would spent more than the expected half billion dollars in the fight against drought.
 Relief workers had already told the President that that amount was not sufficient. The Federal Reserve Systems attitude toward buying government bonds is grow ing more important daily as the U s. Treasury faced it's billion, seven hundred million dollar job of September financing, with it's long term three percent goveru- ment bonds selling below per. The government must meet thaG amount of called and maturing obligations next month.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14

The Roust Airways of Nome ask ed for and received a reduction in the assessed valuation of their personal property. It had form erly been assessed against the Alaska Airways, and the purchase price made by the Roust Airways was considerable less than the former valuation.
 The subject of codifying and in- dexing the City Ordinances was discussed and the ultimate need of such a thing brought forcibly before the council. At present the expense would be too much, as the job of doing same would require many months to perfect. How ever. the matter was put over un- til next meeting when the council may have further opportunity to think the matter over.
 A native named George purchase ed a lot on Belmont Point for $500.
 The Council voted to advance $5OO.0O to the Nome School Board This was done to relieve their fin- ancial status at present, created by the mix-up in mails, and the fact
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
CITY COUNCIL MEETING MONDAY. AUG. 18TH.

Last evening in the City Hall, the Nome City Council met in reg ular session and dispatched busi- ness coming before it.
 All councilmen were present. Several applications were received for the position of engineer of the ire department. After vote. Nils Bango was declared appoint ed to i'll out the remainder of the term of Peter X. Peterson. resigned.
 The council voted to grant the privilege to the Lomen Commerc- fal Co. of placing their large 1ightering derrick on their site at Snake River Harbor.
 An offer of $1O.OO by T. Leh- mann for three lots adjacent to his green house was turned down by the city.
 An offer to buy by ". o. Tate. q lot on the northeast corner of T Street and Second Avenue was also refused.
 The vacancy on the board of
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
FOREST FIRES CAUSE THREE, DEATHS CCC WORKERS
fBy The Associated Pressl

SPOKANE, Aug. IA, Roaring forest fires killed three CCC workers as the spreading flames drove back the exhausted crews in Idaho and California.
 The worst inhagrations are in northern Idaho where fires have been, burning since the 18th Of July wiping out an entire town.
 Leroy McGinis of Kewakii, H.. Lester Johnson of Galesburg, Ill., and William Mattison of Los An geles were killed while fighting the flames near Nevada City. Cal ifornia. Failing snags crushed each of them.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
BLUNT ULTIMATuM NO
 POLITICS RELIEF
ROOSEVELT AGAINST POLITICS IN RELIEF CAMPAIGN
(By The Associated Press)


 WASHINGTON, Aug. fl, Presi- dent Roosevelt in drought confer ences ordered the federal pur- chase of any foodstuffs which might otherwise go to waste.
 He laid down an emphatic ul- timatum against politics being in- cluded in the relief campaign. He ordered Assistant Federal Relief Administrator Aubrey Williams and Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to draft plan for the purchase of hay and fruits in small quan- titles which might not otherwise be harvested. This was primarily to afford relief to small growers.
 Administrator Williams was au- thorized to dismiss any federal re lief workers who were candidates for office this year. or who pre- fer to participate actively in pol itical campaigns.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
CITY COUNCIL MEETS DISPATCHES REGULAR
 ORDER OF BUSINESS

judges for the election was discuss ed but the matter of appointing another judge to the position made vacant by the death of Joe Hem dricks was put over until the next meeting.
 Upon vote, the city donated the sum of $5O.0O toward the expense |of an entertainment for the visit ors on the Alaska Line Cruise to Nome and the Arctic Ocean.
 An offer of $10.OO made by Lam bert Voss for a lot almost oppo- site the Chili Parlor on Second Ave. was accepted by the city. An additional offer by MT. Noss to pay $1O.00 on back taxes on A. Hill- mans lot at the East end of town. was also accepted by the Council.
 An ofrer of $25.O0 for lot next to the corner lot on the side street near the Lomen Commercial Go. cold Storage plant. was accepted by the City fro mMsr. Mazen.
 A native named Ivory Joe. offered $12.OO for a lot just north Of Fred Bourdon's house on to apply also on back taxes. The offer was accepted.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
RAIN RELIEVES STATES
The Associared Press,

2 -tBy The Associatef Press)
 CHICAGO, Aug. 14, Rain spiatt- cred portions of Nebraska, Kan sas, Missouri and Oklahoma, the four hardest hit states by the drought However, it came too late generally to be of much aid to the. major rye crops. It will nevertheless help some corn crops in some sections It will also help pasturage and stave off a disaster next year. It was {, great relief to the acute shortage of water.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14

that the funds which were expected to have been received from Juneau had not yet arrived.
 There being no further business before the council 1t adjourned. following the postponement until the next meeting of the subject of increasing the efficiency of the fire department.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
THREE DEATHS ARE CAUSED BY
 FOREST FIRES
TRIAL OF AssAssINS ENDED
(By The Associated Press)

VIENNA, Aug. II. The trial of nine policemen implicated in the Nazi putseh. which resulted in the death of Premier Dollfns recently ended with four of them senten- ced to hang and two sentenced life imprisonment& and two for a period of twenty years and one for term of fifteen years
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
HEAT WAVE ENVELOPES MIDDLE WEST
(By The Associated Press)

'Ry He AssoCldLeu PFeSSD
 CHICAGO, Aug. IA, Many parts of the middle west from the Rock ies to the Mississippi River re, mained ill the prolonged heat wave. which has lingered oyes the country for the past two weeks, while other sections enjoyed com fortable weather. Showers the last two days did little to relieve Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma The number of deaths attributed to the heat wave has scared to seventy
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
TRANSPORTING NAZIS IN GERMANY
By The Associated pr.xsI

BERLIN, Aug. II. Orders were issued for the transportation to- day of eighty-five hundred mem .bers of the Austrian Nazi legion now in Germany to a labor camp in East Prussia. Another forty five hundred are to go to Pomer- ania, -Branderburga with another two thousand dispatched to the, Danish border
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
STRENGTH RECORDED
 GOVERNMENT BONDS
corporation bonds.

corporation bonds.
 It has been previously announc- ed that this move would be made to support the U. s. bond market which hit lower prices after the governments move to nationalize.. silver.
 It was not stated whether the treasury will borrow one billion, seven hundred million dollars next month for the financing of the Treasury. Officials saw with satisfaction bond prices strength ened in late trading today.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
GOVERNMENT BONDS ARE SURELY STRENGTHENING
tBy The Associated prsss)

WASHINGTON, Aug. II. Be ter I;ices for ,vernment bonds ch9er- ed Treasury officials today as they threw cold water on the infation- ary talk. It was also disclosed by the treasury that 1t had pur- chased forty-five million dollars in government bonds last week, in addition to the twenty-two million dollars from some owners of long
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
DIMOND TO SAIL FOR ALASKA TOMORROW
By The Associa;el Iiess)

SEATTLE, Aug II. Delegate Anthony j. Dimond is scheduled to sail for Alaska Wednesday night He will be honored tonight at dinner given by the members of the University Post of the Legion and the Posts highway committee.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
DROUGHT APPEARS LIFTING
tBy The Associated Pressl

CHICAGO, Aug IA. The seize of one of the most severe drou- ghts in history appears to be lift ing as six states were benefited by rains which fell over the week
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-14
CH|CAGO'S BUDGET REFLECTS UPWARD
 TREND BUSINESS

on the situation from the same viewpoint and have taken a like attitude toward improvement Of financial problems