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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12

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Evening star., 1935-06-26
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

Observation-Disclosures rebuilt type
writer's. $37 .95; less 10s for cash, There
is 40 much difference in rebuilt" type
writers as there is in 'vanilla" navorings.
You can't talk quality into typewriter.
you ySS have Cs, e put I there Let gnited q,
your use. There are 2sS different models
Of typewriters-which do you prefer Come
In today and select typewriter with Q
touch adjusted to suit you. SPACED
payments 4 desired; United Typewriter
Addns Natoas msfhSs s Co. 1ps sfs sth srs
est independent typewriter plant
VACUUM CLEANER General Electric. new.
S19.e5. 1928 New York ave. NV.
WASHERS AND IRONERs FOR SALE
Apex. Thor and Westinehouse machines
used as noor models. at big discounts. No
Yoney down, easy monthly terms Fifth
HAVE you SEEN the new AIRwAY "'35
Chief" perform2 Call District l17o for
FURNITURE REUpHOLSTERED
Three-piece living room suite uphol-
stored for S45. covering and new inside
material included. made like new, in finesi
tapestry and friezette: workmanship guar.
anteed. La France Upholstery Co. 250f
18th st. NV. Phone Columbia 10l72.
SHRINE TRAINS.
Cars used in Shrine pag-
cant, complete; perfect for
play houses or trailers. Price,
SIS each. Phone District
7159 for information. .
Evening star., 1935-06-26
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RADIO.

PIANO. smallest size baby grand. in splen-
did condition. reduced to Sl45 during our
Dig Summer sale: no down payment neces-
sary; low weekly payments. Homer L.
Kilt Co. 1890 9 st
PIANOS-New lot selling for storage
charges: $50 to $50: excellent condition.
Smiths Transfer Storage Co. 1913 You
ST. NV. Phone North 3343.
GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS. Just returned
from rent, are now offered at g great re-
duction from original prices One 5-foot
6-inch grand. S172. One 5-foot grand.
S225. One 4-foot S-inch grand, S210. One
Steinway upright. ebony case. SIPS. One
spertment-size upright slightly used, S15S.
Uprights. larger sizes, $50 up. All instru-
ments guaranteed. Sole representatives
for the Hardman, Harrington. Bradbury
and Lanter pianos. Pianos for rent for all
occasions. Hugo Worch. lilo @ st. NV.
Est 1879
Evening star., 1935-06-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


DRESsEsELADIEs' WEAR established
10 years. downtown opposite Govt. and
other ONCE buildings. Owner unable to
give personal attention win sell or trade
all or half interest. Stock. fixtures in
ventory approximately $500. Phone
Allen Metropolitan 9556 for appointment.
CAFETERIA. opp. large Govt. bldgs., apt.
above; low rent; 81 800; terms Room e0s.
GROCERY. doing $500 cash weekly: rent.
S7b: rooms; price, 81. 800; terms Room
90S. Dist Natl. Bank Bldg.
DEL anc off-sale beer, doing $500 weekly;
rooms; good NV e2rrsr; $500; terms.
CIGAR STAND in downtown once bldg;
rent. $40; lease; short hours: will teach
business: $3.50. Phone Georgia 398S.
MANAGERS wANTED-Highly rated COM
pany wants three men to manage branches
Of fastest growing nationally advertised
business In Washington Virginia and
Marsans r,nd Rsa ggCtsRRtsy w Wts
steady increase 5000 cash required Is
Box 216-J, Star once. 26s
SHADE gUsINEss. well established Cali
COAL MINE. IN operation; Southwest yir.
riris on Norfolk q Western r. R.---s00
acres coal land; free-hurnint bituminous
ses will sell e. sxchsnss Ssf ssy sIsa2
Evening star., 1935-06-26

BEDDING MATTRESSES. bog springs sr,d "a,
WasS VessM Msse... 5sRS Sess eo Esfs sna w s
ruffhR HhMEHSA : d! EERHAHEETENffh !AfHAETl ffhc..,
SIS 10th st. NV. Prone National 4712.
CARPENTER-Floorin shelving, screen
inc general repairing. fences built 6rin'
ing. 1850 Taylor St NV. Adams l624.
CARPENTER-Any kind Of job or repair
work. porches inclosed, partltlons snetv,ass' nnes
steps; low prices. White. Dlstrict 5zS Szo4'
cARPENTFR-Prompt. reliable, reasonable
sens sSsHs
ntsTior done satisfsctors 81
mechanic; best work; estimates free. nsa-
sonable. Phone Metropolitan 233s. 20
CHAIR CANEING fNd! SRHo5sTsHss : s
iissHsl issS ioth iDHHss0 NV Met sos2. --~---
ELECTRIC WIRING AND REPAIRs-S1
service calls; Iss gixsit Electric service
ELECTRIC E WIRING s;ss = Olrs. y g.
pairs a speciality. Quick service. l4th
Colgmbis l9s7s. ss15 oeorsia ave-. Co
ELECTRIC WIRING s,ssure: sna re:
ss Fec ss G souss s4s 1spsfs s:.'
FLOORS sANDED. finished: reliable; rea-
sonable: sanding machines rentea lhnco,n
I77s. II. e. Richardson's Floor Service: L
LEATHER doops EEFFAIR1No.
III r. n 4 afashs5 sshFs65MHSooR. Hs e 10
s25s NJ O. NV r.,,v.v.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
HELP-DOMESTIC.

WOMAN colored. settled, or couple, to
occupy basement. room with bath: part
time service. Call after 6 pm, 1920 Cliff
ton st, NV. Phone Adams 34s3.
WOMAN, first-class. for housework: stay
nights; references. 4Dupont Ccircle NV.
WOMAN. settled: must be good cook: pri-
vate family. country home fer 5 months.
119 5th St ne. Phone Lincoln 0S63. c7s
YOUNG WOMAN. white, general house.
work must be good cook live in; refer
ence. Phone Adams 0722.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tCOntinueu.D
PLAcE in nearby Msrylsnd
sonable price. Proprietor in all day Sun
day. week days after IN; Camp Springs
CLEANING AND TAILORING BUSINESS
for sale. doing fine business; low remit
reasonable price. Apply at 100 5th st: n e.
BARBECUE WITH BEER. suburbs heavy
prce s75e address Box 45 star oes
WANTED-To buy coat. apron and linen
supply business; enc that launders their
own work preferred. Address Box 22:-J'
FRUIT STAND; miles of city: low rent;
open now: good business: Sl25 cash.
Other interests. Address Box 399-J; Star
ONCE. 26.
SMALL DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
hemstitching business for sale; reasonable.
Address Box 3s9-J. Star ONCE %.
$500 in, an exceIIent opportunity can Sc
details and highest references viii be fur
nished; a conservative business with oig
returns on investment. No trifiers. Ad-
dress Box BAL. Star office.
long estab.; possibly best store Of kind IN
Sg Ssgds o"pe5 M soS Star casa o
ton for liquor business. Call between 10
and pm. 1908 18th ST. NV. 30'
ROOMING HOUSE (mealsl on 18th near
r. l.; II rooms, all single beds; income
r: NJ. Deshazo. 1123 14th NV. Natl. $500.
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION: larse sta
ton with nine pumps; estab. bus; price
81 900. Address Box 452-J. Star ONCE.
RooMING HOUsE-l6th st. corner house.
II rooms: baths Rent; SioGo; nice in
81 400; terms. bargain: Natl; as54.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
De1.on Vii ss SPP0iEsqni i6T $1,000
|. GROCERY RSo5ccfERy ID, G. s., with liquors; over
rTee Sfss Sn,S Sas .sos soet apt
r. N. Deshazo. 1l23 14th NV. Natl. 5520.'
BEER AND WINE LICENSE for sale very
reasonable II taken before July 1. Address
SsO0-RoOMTNG HOUSE, II ROOMS;
s6OO-Rooming house. rooms; rent.
$50
$3.50 RoominE house. rooms: rent
s45o-Rooming house. 1s rooms; rent.
S55
81. .oOO-Bosrding house. 1c rooms; rent,
s1.75o-Bosrding house. II rooms: rent.
S125. Mass ave location
S2,50O-Rooming house. 1s rooms; rent,
S125. See this bargain.
w. A. CHRISTIE,
500 11th St. NV. Natl. 1892.
ROOMING HOUSE, excellent downtown 10
cation; 90 rooms; baths. Rent. S245.
Excellent income: furniture alone worth
$500. terms. real bargain. Cali
S. WINFIELD, sOS 10th NV.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

THE PORTLAND. .14th and Thomas Circle
Large. cool, outside rooms: semi-privste
bath: ss week.
a7i5 CONN. AVE. OPPOSITE WARDMAN
Men only sGoS vacancies; PRIVILEGES ssone es
1869 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. tnear Du-
pSas pSte abth. for two or three men
1882 FAIRMoNI N;W,.-Nsyly ascorat,ed .,sd
SS new Ssds on cool hens 1879 sH
loom. rSsn large large closet; renned home; phone;
gentlemen. 1885 Lanier pl. NV.
NEAR UNION sTATIoN-Nicely furnished
5oaqa sSsT fcy go1 'qunE & ne man with or WlInOu'
1904 CALVERT, ST. NV.
Large rooms, semi-prtvate bath. So and
81 weekly; grill.
i75s N ST, N.W-Furnished rooms, also
1ases Mset dsSsesffssg asSs sfssr .S1 An -
THE ARTURAs. 1903 10th N.w.-.Lerge:
comfortable rooms near s,. snoWsT; " StLnour
lsl EYE ST N.Y. AIT se.s, ssipfls u Es sr rSsp
QUIET. reliable American eentleman.
2022 18th ST N.W:-Two sinsle rooms:
next bath: attractive aone; ao ne continuous
h. W.. phone; $3.50 ana s4.o0 W. MK.
b bsth: S'' one single with private bath: for
gentlemen.
1888 conn. AVE. (near wardman Park)-
Highly desirable 2 rooms and bath. for ] or
Gentlemen; reasonable. Columbia 3437:
1924 QUE NV large, attractive rooms,
private or semi private bath: Tor married
couple or gentlemen:
SCOTT CIRCLE 1908 18th Sc. nv
water; also attractive double room. S26
34ai 34th Pr. (oh Newark st.)--High.
rrra fav.s r1nreh nrfyete bath.
CT men. Phone Emerson 0361.
s14 CRITTENDEN ST. N,W.-Two fur
nished rooms. refined jewish home. Pnone
Columbia l1so.
Evening star., 1935-06-26

220I MASS. AVE.-Board and room.
Single. double. $36 to $40 monthly. Cool,
shady lawns; electric fans. Double base
ment studio room $50 monthly each 3Os
Evening star., 1935-06-26

18th ST NV. NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE
Two exquisite double rooms. beautifully
Delicious meals. nicely served. individual
tables. Large living room, music. congo
nial home atmosphere; 4 refined men. Res-
sonable rates: garage. Further details, call
Atlantic 15RS
Evening star., 1935-06-26

1919 G ST. N.W.-Bright room twin beds:
GOOD meals; reasonable; clean. Phone Met
Evening star., 1935-06-26

NEARBY MD. = Beautifully furnished
rooms, semi-private bath; twin beds. clean.
cool. quiet; handsome modern home: Su-
perior meals; large, shady porches, lawn.
bus. Phone Shepherd 25s9.
IN THE COUNTRY-City Conveniences.
Desire Young Men.
Evening star., 1935-06-26

1910 10th ST. N;W.-Attractiy front dou-
BILE room in well-appointed club: excellent
1000; good location; other vacancies. Rea-
Evening star., 1935-06-26
Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines of business.

PAINTING psperins. Roohns. cener-
N. I. Smith. 1724 webster NV. Adams 1Os:
PAPERING. PANTING-Average room, So.
& az ny M.t2 own ny yoEk satsfaG5t9n
PAPERING RMS. 2-STORY HALL. $50
and up; quick service: white mechanics.
Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 1925.
PAPERING Rooms, 81 up, prompt
Roy White. 204o Hiedon I'd ne Att. 1859
PAPERHANGING. this week, rooms scrap
ed dry. cracks filled. with any paper In
our, our book; oS 80 o-,Ia no more Ta,a DO my Swn
PAPERHANGING-ROO S6 Up.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
John N. Tolson. District 1859: e
PAPERHANGING
At orosaE, oaSePs' So ggR gsor.,. s4ss.
pLAsTERINd: stuccoins: cepsnaEhjne; neg
Ray Ray Mathis. S224 Morrison st. NV. Emer:
PT T,ASTER Cement walls, cement base
A~s, ment, stucco. pebbledash.
NV. Phone District s0e1. 1.
PLAsTER1NG. repairs. stucco, Craftex. ce-
ment. chimneys, leaky Easements, damp
walls. leaky roofs; reas. Minnick. Lincoln
1852. 2Ss
REPAIR WORK Of ali kinds, carpenterine.
Ing. Phone lincoln 75Ss 30.
REPAIRING: restaurant equipment; COM
ns e. s55asuf s5as ST. snd ao4h is fs
UrEoLsTERINd. slip coysrs, eushions, re-
Garland. SSsa ds. ave. Phone Geo. ySs.SS.
Evening star., 1935-06-26

1912 lath-Bed- living room; wood-burn-
ing fireplace; walking distance Govt. de-
partmentS; unlimited phone; southern
chef. Phone North 5oa1. 30.
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10Th 81. NV
Single double. homelike; walking dis
tance: table board Phone North Qn4Q
Evening star., 1935-06-26

1903 18th ST. Nw.-comfortable and
1eWIy 1urnished home. Excellent meals;
Evening star., 1935-06-26
CLUB MERIDIAN.

26o0 18th ST NV
Delshtful home residence for men and
women. with lounges. sun parlor. drawing
room: exceptional meals: ideal Summer
96"
Evening star., 1935-06-26
WANTED-ROoMS AND BOARD.

TWO YOUNG MEN. Govt employees, desire
room and board in private home, Must
be reas. State price. full details. Address
Box 446-J. Star once.
GENTLEMAN desires room and board in
private family. Give full particulars. Ad-
dress Box 3S4-J Star ONCE. 26'
FATHER AND SON, age s; GOOD diet and
care of boy during day: reasonable. Ad-
dress BOY 39S-J Star once 26s
Evening star., 1935-06-26

1923 10th ST. N.W.-Attractive home for
men and women; convenient location: ex-
cellent food; overnight or permanent guests
Phone North 4752
Evening star., 1935-06-26

CHOW. red male, II months old. $50.
Call Georgia 1899.
sCOTTIE PUPPIES. pedigreed. IL weeks
old; very special; SIS and s35. Phone
Emerson 1916.
SANITARY BATH FOR YOUR DOG. 81
Clipping So: expert attendants. Drop
him on way to once mornings. call for him
on way home Outside boarding kennels.
BIDE-A-WEE DOG AND CAT HOSPITALS
1918 Conn. ave-. OPP Bureau Standards
Clev. 112O. and 1920 Irving Col. 0574
Evening star., 1935-06-26
FARM AND GARDEN.

NOW IS THE TINE to use Bone-Meal on
your lawns: So for 100 pounds. Milton
HopfeAmaier Estate. $500 K st. NV.
Phone West 1882.
Evening star., 1935-06-26

SELL YOUR BUSINESS
Through washington's largest business
brokerage concern estab. 1928. Clients
waiting for good buys: financial assistance
given buyers. No listing charge.
14nR @ ST. NV Metronolitan 4a13.
Evening star., 1935-06-26

HELP-DOMESTlC.
COOK colofed; must live on premises.
$40 8502 Maple ave. Chevy Chase. Md. Phone
cooKwhttte lite, women ma go to soIntry near
Must be excellent cook; have references.
Call Cleveland 41k2 after pm.
CooK and do part laundry, experienced.
auired: Address Box 31l-J. Star once.
COOK and general houseworker. expert
enced: city reference; stay nights $50
month. Phone Columbia 1914.
four adults; stay nights: reference. Phone
Walnut $3.50. $3.50 to pm. 8 to 9 am.
GIRL. white, refined. care small child, apt.
stay nights: parents employed; good home.
Address Box 443rJ. Star once 2Ss
GIRL for light housework. must be good
laundress; room snS board. s12 month
Phone Emerson 4072.
GIRL refined. white, for general. house
work: small family; $40 pen month. Ad-
dress Box 437-J. Star once. 27s
GIRL white, for general housework and
5722 9Th ST. NV. Phone Georeia 4721.
GIRL. experienced: gen. housework. plain
cooking; references; sleep in: S6-S7.
Phone North $3.50. Apt. 302 after 8.
HOUsTKEEPER. white. 20-35. EMPLOYED
coupie with 2-year old boy. Must Be neat.
honest and experienced with children.
Address BOX 1851. Star ONCE.
WHITE GIRL. care child. general house
st. NV. Apt. 20.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1917 EYE ST Hw.-Single ana double
meals Mrs Gentry
Evening star., 1935-06-26
ROOMS AND BoARD-sUBURBAN,

1853 10th N.W.-LADIES
Beau. clean home. delightful home table.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
WANTED-ROOMS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GENTLEMAN wishes furnished room in
Silver Spring. Nd. no other roomers. State
details Address Box 455-J, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
POULTRY AND EGGS.

SoUABS-Wanted. regular customers for
good quality White King squads, E. A.
Bohlayer. lis Junior St. Alexandria. Va.
Phone 1925
Evening star., 1935-06-26

20l9 HILLYER PL. near Conn ave. at
@ t.)-Well-furniShed house and garden
gentleman. educated responsible: reason
able to proper person 2Rs
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-17
IS MADE,
 MONEY CONSTRUCT 5
 SMALL, FIELDS ALASKA
Plan To Construct Fifty-three Emergency Landing Fields in Alaska And Would
 Cost $37l,OOO. Apply For Money
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, June 17-The applications and object of the inclusion by the Department of the Interior of Alaska for the construction by the Alaska Road Commission, of emergency landing felds grading drainage and surfacng
 materials equipment, engineering supervision and contng ent expenses is due to the popular appeal brought before government officials.
 The estimated cost of the above set at three hun- dred and seveny-one thousand dollars The application states that safety demands make it imperative for these type of fields to be constructed The application listed ftythree villages and mining camps to be furnished with landing fields
 Residents and operators utilize air transportation a-
 exclusively in reaching these localities Planes at pre- forced to land beaches sandbars and small clear ngs.
 The estimated average for each field would be about seven thousand dollars, sufficient only to construct field of most rudimentary type and of minimum dimensions
 The sites listed include Bear Creek Bettle River, Brem ner Cache Creek Candle, Chandalar Cinema Springs Chit na Circle Hot Springs, Haycock, Homer 1liamna katag Kasof Kenai Keewaik Kobuk, Koggung kotzebue, koy- ukuk Station Livengood Lucky Shot, Marshall Mccarthy Moses Point Mumrak, Council Cripple Deering, Dng- ham, Eagle Egegk, Fort Yukon Gaines Creek Gold Run Goovn Naknek, Ninchk, Ophr Palmer Creek, Pilgrim Springs Poorman St. Michael Sedovia Steel Creek, Tel ida Teller Ugashik Valdez Creek Wales, Wasilla, and Wseman
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-17
Japan Attempting
 Dictate Who Will
 Serve In China
Japan Dictates to China Who Officials Shall Be And
 What Troops be Used
(By The Associated Press)

(BY The ASSOclaleQ IreSS) ] TOKYO, June F - Rengo News Agency correspondents at Hsinking reported that the high military coun- cil there decided that General Sung Chey Yuan, governor of Chahar Province, China, must quit office, and if the Chinese National Army government dose not remove him, the Japanese army will have to do so.
 It was further reported that this state was interpreted to indicate that the Japanese Army is determined to add another Chinese province to it's sphere of domination.
 Debating what Chinese officials shall administer office and what Chin csc troops shall garrison Chahar as well as Hopei provinces, Japan to- day excited comment from Great Britain
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-17
Paa Brings Radio Equipment

The Pacific Alaska Airways Ford plane arrived at Nome yesterday from Fairbanks and took off again late last night on it's return flight.
 Bob Gleason, Charles Huntley and Jack Stewart, PAA radio technicians were passengers. A two-way plane radio service will be installed in the PAA office here, with MT. Huntley in charge of the installation. The Ford also brought a quantity of ra- dio supplies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-17
Steamer Victoria
 Sailed From Nome
 For Seattle Sun.

The S. s. Victoria of the Alaska Line sailed from Nome at noon yes terday on it's southbound voyage to Seattle, leaving here the earliest of recent years.
 It carried 38 passengers from Nome, a goodly quantity of whom were round-trippers, and will return in the fall. The vessel upon arriv- al at Seattle will immediately com mence a sailing schedule to South eastern Alaska points. The July sailing of the company is to be made by the s s Dellwood now in the roadstead at Nome. Following is the passenger list
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-17
NRA IS NOW IN EXISTENCE FORMAL
 ORDER OF PRESIDENT
President Roosevelt Names James O'Neill Administrator Of Voluntary MIRA And
 Sets Up Division For Fair Business
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON June 17-The stop-gap MIRA was for may organized by President Roosevelt Sunday an utVe order naming James ONeil acting administrators and creating the Division of Business Cooperation for fair business and the maintaining of voluntary Standards of competition
 Prentss L. Coonley named the director of the Business Cooperation Division Cooney served division administrator during the NRA code rule of industry
 ONeil cepresident of the Guaranty Trust Com- pany of New York. President Roosevelt in outlining the functions of the abbreviated NRA suggested that future leg isation would be passed along MIRA lines.
 George L. Berry president of the International Press mems Union, was named assistant to ONeill as a representative of labor He has been with the NRA for the past half year code control officer Roosevelt named six members advisory council with two members each, representing industry, labor and consumers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-17
Entente Between
 Three Nations Is
 Being Considered
Bankers Believe Entente Can Stabilize Moneys of The
 World at Present Time
(By The Associated Press)

BASEL, Switzerland, June IT, - An entente between the United States, England and France, to stab ilize world currencies, is being dis cussed by bankers assembled here for meeting of the Bank for Inter- national settlements. The financiers are confident that such an entente would be designed to include Japan eventually and be sufficient to bring about stabi1ziation of world mon- ies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-17

Tom Buck Catherine Smith Etta Buck Laura Buck Mother Rose Mrs Helen Frost Mrs Alma Wrettling Rod Sergeant Sammy Apkuk Edward Pungpek Laurence Carson Mrs Gene Films Mrs E R Stout Jimmy Stout Gordon Burkher Aileen Hughes Mrs Lyle Nevins Mrs G E Harney Mildred Scott Miss Gretchen Stefen Howard H Burkher Mrs H Burkher Mrs D J Lyle Mrs C w Code Elizabeth Rude Mrs H G Hughes J A Bell Mrs Jennie Hansen Catherine Diener Mrs L F Harper Dorothy E Harper Mrs Kurt Sprenger Mrs A M Hartford Helen Hartford Dorothy Hartford
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-17
Governor Issues A Warning In Street
 Car Strike Omaha
Governor Nebraska Issues A Warning to Street Car
 Strikers to Arbitrate
(By The Associated Press)

OMAHA, June F, - Swift arbi- tration of the street car strike under threat of military punishment for recalicitrant leaders, was decreed by the governors ultimatum to the en- ployees' and company representa- tives today.
 It specified that they accept his six point program within eleven hours and arbitration is to be con- pleted by midnight Thursday.
 If either party declines it must be responsible to the military authori- ties, the governor warned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-17
Are To Find Out How Works Relief
 Money Be Spent
Work Relief Directors Called To Hear How Administra-
 tion will Spend Money
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 WASHINGTON, June IT, - State and works progress directors were called together to get from Admin istrator Hopkins, information on how the administration intends to spend the work relief money.
 The works application division an nounced that the Department of the Interior had asked for three hund- red and seventy-one thousand doll ars for the construction emergency landing fields at 5 Alaska villages and mining camps.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-17
Woman Prisoner
 Is Released After
 IF Years Prison
Woman Released From Pris- on Who Killed Women She
 Believed Was Intimate
(By The Associated Press)

TEHACHAPI, Calf, June IT, - The gates of the Women's prison here are to open today to send Clara Phillips, notorious hammer slayer of Mrs. Alberta Meadows, divorcee, whom she suspected of being inti- mate with her husband, into the Wor- Id after twelve years of imprison- ment, free woman again.
 All l want is for people to leave me alone and give me an even break Mrs Phillips said. Her husband IS somewhere in the East.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-17
Hoover Warns The
 1885 Graduating
 Glass Stanford U.
Herbert Hoover Tells Stan ford Graduates Freedom
 First in Social Security
(By The Associated Press)

PALO ALTO, Calif., June IT, - Stanford graduates left their aca- demic cloisters with a warning from Herbert Hoover that freedom was the chief essential of social secur- ity, and that freedom must be gra- ciously guarded.
 The first of social securities is reedom-freedom of men to wor- ship; think; speak; and to direct their energies to the development of their own talents, and to be rewarded for their efforts, said the former repub- lican president.