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APAR1MEhTs FURNISHED.

1912 PARK RD: W-CoUPLE. 2 NICE
ly fur. rooms for Ink: .Frigidaire. tele-
phone and everything included.
hARaE LARS n,.Ia NEW yi.u BEAyTIFgLLY Say FuRN;;
09a2. Apt. s03. Monday before q.
TWO ROOMS AND KITcHkN AND LARGE
nack porch; garage. 1740 D st. Sc.
JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE APT. WITH 2
1901 BELMONT RID. NW.--ONE LARGE,
beautifully furn. rm. kit; 6 windows; de-
lightfuily cool for Summer: Electrolux. gas.
cleo furn.: $40.
1sos asos. KAt1oRAMA KALI RD.-cooL. FIRST
aire;. $50: also smaller apt. S35.
VERY DESIRABLE 2-RooM AND BATH
apt. in apt: hotel; cafe and roof garden.
Fhone Potomac :.213.
ATTRACTING; COMPLETELY EQUIPPED
MARI married couple or ladies. Call Monday or
COMPLETELY FTURN. :,-RM. APT. PRE-
vate bath. entire 2nd floor: insulated: pri-
vate home; @ utilities furnished; a.dults. Ad-
ans S26s-R 35I5 Holmead pl NV.
1sal | rnonl kenyon sI,.5N sI:.NIcELY FURNISHED
room. running water. $3.50
front room and kitchen; ,Frisidairs. inst.
not water; ] st moor: adults.
] ROOM. KITCHEN BATH; 4 ROOMS
aire; adults; sentlles Emerson e.74'
ATTRACTIVE: COMFORTABLE APT:
nsS sss Go 4a very o APT, 43
ewes or week days. Natl. 500. ext 1876.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
So S67 'ooM4l4 ,i,n Fsrragut St nw.-seeond
porch. kitchen and bath; electric refrisera-
l4o4 K. cAFRITz. Dist 1850.
1915 10th ST. NV.
] and rooms and bath; Summer rates;
maid linen, elec. Resident manager.
III. CONN. AVE. N.w-oN md FLOOR;
PERCY il. RussELL SSo'''' CO,
l13l X st. NV.
coo, 500 fAIRMoNT ST. NV. i
unusually fine style; located in fine
apartment araIna oGildins, with beautiful
eeHnioT sna and pfSos 0eby
See Resident Manager. Col. 0:;;,G.
$4,000 AND S4:.5O. ROOM. BATH.
1918 6 ST. NV.
located apartment building; linens and
DAILY maid service; "a hour elevator
DAVIS, resident manager.
1910 r. 6, MONMOUTH, ~, -oso
10000. ROOM, KIT, BATH.
Attractively furnished in unusually
flne style: "a hour elevator and
switchboard service
See Resident Manager.
1919 G ST. NV Met $500.
1900 Fairmont NV, Apt. 2.
1-room apartment. attractively furnished.
S67.5O : ROOMS; KITCHEN. BATH.
1919 G ST NV.
Free gas. electricity. refrieer-
alton. Nicely furnished. Located
IN nlEl-cIaSS apartment build
ing. '!i-hour elevator and
Switchboard service.
Cal MR.. DAVIS. Res. Mgr. Met $3.50.
S65 90 TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
1919 G ST. NV
Two rooms, nicely furnished: 3
exposures; daily maid service
with linens: .4-hour elevator
resident manager, 1919 G st.
w. Phone Metropolitan $500
1445 N ST. NV.
room. kitchenette and bath. modern:
reasonable rent. See jsnItor.
KEYSTONE APARTMENT.
Furnished apartment; VIII sell or sublet
furnishings: Sunday after /" Apt sos :.
MERRILL MANSIONS
1851 Fairmont nv,-Front efficiency"
apt larse rm-, dresser rm.. bath. KITE.
refrigeration; also :: and 3 rm apis
CHOICE FUR. APT. S35.
3 RMS $50: RMS. $40
Modern bldg tile bath. neatl" turn
Near 10th and PARK rd Adams ass
DOWNTOWN
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IAkOMA PARK. 35 SYCAMORE AVE
Clean, attractive :, rooms hall hath
heat gas, electric. furnished. Shepherd
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BROADMOOR

Newly decorated and cool apartment
two bed rooms and two baths, large living
room, porch. Kit. and dinette. VIII sub
lease at very attractive rental. Apply
at desk
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN TO SHARE
one-room. kitchen bath apartment with
| another, references exchanged. North
t.inl w.
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MONTHS FREE RENT ON LEASE
New. modern apt: ! :, and 3 rms kit .
bath. $50 to S15; nr. 10th and Columbia I'd
Call Decatur 3jRj
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APARTMENTs FUR. OR UNEUR-

|
furnished; Inv. gas heat. eiec refe,; rent
| July l$t. One > rooms. unfurnished sink
| in Kitchen. adults. Decatur l9si-J. Open
| , ROOMS. SEMI PRIVATE BATH HEAT.
light 50: 30 month. 49,! Perry St.
Brentwood Md.
Ga7 10Th ST. so, VA. HIGHLANDS, Va
bus 10 house mn and Pa. ave.. -"
| ATTRACTIVE APT. ! ROOMS BATH:
m j. fireplace screened porch; near
trees ADULTS. Glen Echo. Phone Brad
ALEXANDRIA. VA; BEAUTIFUL GROOM
duplex apt also 1 room. studio, kitchen
ana path both private entrances. beau
tiGl saraen' summer rates. rates. 3osi2 S.
451! IOWA AVE. N.W.--oNE LARGE.
front room, bath room with shower con-
yenlent TO transportation. refined couple
or gentleman. Randolph 2s7h. -
| DUPONT CIRCLE I3@5 N H AVE
n.w,--One and two rooms kitchen and
! bath: cool arr system: $50 up.
/ NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE R. BATH.
! Frigldalre, cooking facilities; $50. Con-
.ti; s9Id Apt. 90. l'ol OREGON ave. North
| LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
furnished. Clev. 1858 from 8 TO 80
ao7 CIRCLE AVE. TAX. PIX. MD-2!-4
| room apt. also l5 room apt: private
! baths front and back porch and en-
| frances: new equipped Kitchens with elec
! reirigeratlon. Shepherd 34s4
| 1871 BUCHANAN ST. ROOMS AND
private bath, heat, gas and elec. furnished ;
| near 4th st. car line.
| / ROOM. KITCHEN. ENCLOSED PORCH
| eiec refrisera.. gas. elec. incl, garage.
| G2s Emerson st. NV
| 90, RANDOLPH ST. NV W-ATTRACTIVE
! double room. inclosed sleeping porch; md
| floor. next bath; suitable couple or two
| gentlemen; convenient TO buses cars; pr!-
! Nate detached home garage.
! FOR ADULTS. 3 OR ROOM APT, EX-
| elusive section: a. bus stop, reasonable
| Phone Cleveland 4SOl
ARLINGTON. N.VA.-PROFESSIONAL WON
| an wants another woman to share her
| house: rms. klt.. bath garden. porches
| attic, cellar; all modern Conveniences: new
! house condition: redeCorated: ! block bus
| lh-mln. ride Treasury. $50 monthly. III
| North Oak st. Seen any time Sunday week
| days after pm. Phone West 291S before
| am
! 9o5 .:ird ST. NW-3-ROOM, BATH
| apartment: large, sunny living room; pri-
| yate residence $40.
| 1923 RITTENHOUSE NW-3 RMS, KIT
| din. private bath ; closets gas elec
| refrlgera. incl. Randolph 3lG5.
GROOM APARTMENTS. FURNISHED OR
| unfurnished. l345 Irving NV.
MONTHS FREE RENT ON LEASE
New. modern apt: ] :. and 3 rms kit
| bath: $50 to SIS nr. 10th and Columbia I'd .
| Call Decatur 443i.
NEAR DITpONT CIPCI
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" ROOMS. KITCHEN PRIVATE BATH.
ElectrouX refs. unlimited phone. c.h.w..
oil heat private entrance. newly deco
rated adults 50o6 Illinois ave. NV
1913 NJ ST. NV LARGE RMS; 2nd
fl front; c h W Frig idaIre: reduced SO,
also 8. G newly dec: $. phone
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1910 HOBART ST. NV ROOM.
large kitchen. bath adjoining; conveniences;
adults; private family: Ind floor.
1918 IRVING ST. N.W.--LIVING ROOM,
ped room. kitchen. bath: inc. gas, elec.
Except linen)
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1920 NEWTON ST NW-PRIVATE
home, second floor: :. large rooms kitchen,
bath, porch, including gas, heat, cleo,
phone. garace Admits only
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CA T II E RAJ MANSIONS = LARGE
studlo-liyin2. kitchen. bath. foyer, fur
1000 F. ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE RIM.
and kitchen. sink range, south. expos /;
newly dec: up-to-date fur. near G. w:
SG5o TO $500 wkiy: free rent to start;
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ROOSEVELT HOTEL FACING MERIDIAN
Park-At cost: attractivey furnished apt,
one, room kitchen. bath; entire Summer
sublet Call o.,5 ~.
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WOODRIDGE-S30, ONE: S3o. COUPLE;
partly furn. large front room dress.
room. kit. bath, elec refrigeration: sep.
entrance. S02 Kearney ST ne North S113
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UNUSUAL CONCESSION.
1448 PARK RID, NV.

Park Tower. opposite Meridian Hill
Park-SWitchboard 3 elevators re-
fflgeration included; garage in bldg:
rms. baths. porch. July l to
December $3.50
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO,
I5uo II st. NV, National 2345.
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"434 MONROE NE-FURN. APARTMENT
LIST floor living room. bed room. kit
bath: newly dec: refrigeration; adults.
436 EMERSON ST. NW.-LIV, RIM. DIN
gas and elec phone included: $50.
40, % 7 AuE NJ rAprE ONE ponh
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DUPONT CIRCLE. .O33 ST. NV,
rooms. kltchcn. bath: also ! room, Kitchen
cite. Semi-priyate bath: gas cleo furn
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BEAUTIFUL. COOL. MASTER BED RM
priv. bath. kit garage Everything IN
cdudfd. Maid service. Large, shady lawn
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EXCLUSIVE

CONN AVE AT TAFT BRIDGE.
3 RMS S41; FURN S65: 4 RMS Sf5
Choice location modern. frepro< bldg
24-hour elevator. Secretarial phone service
refrigeration. Phone Potomac 50S3
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26 r. 1. AVE. N.W.-"nd FLOOR FRONT;
] room kit Also End floor, rear; | room.
kit. back porch. Frieidaires semi-private
bath; very reasonable.
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3.l3 GEORGIA AVE- ROOMS AND
kitchen, nicely furnished; gas and elec.
81 her N
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Ss3 Ssa HARVARD HALL: LIVING ROOM
SSeL7EEPlNG; SHOWER BATH. DINETTE
hTnIIGHEN fTISl1 SERVICE ENTRANCE: SILVER
ln1 LINEN; DISHES. PIANO. RADIO. ELEC-
IHiC DISHWASHER. SWIMMING POOT,
GG99MMNASluM: G9M BILLIARD ROOM. NEAR
ESDCh CREEK PARK. 1860 HARVARD
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sUBLET, ROOSEVELT HOTEL: ATTRAC-
bath: 3 months lease Apt. ."5.
AIR COOLED: LARGE RM DIN. KIT
dr. rn.. BATH. oyerlookS PARK: lease 8 mos
or longeT. Kenredy-Warrcn. 9lu-A
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SUBLET: NEAR DUPONT CIR.-FUR-
nshed; , rooms. kit, bath; garage; S65.
Phone Pot. 4OoS os.
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1Sl. NEWTON ST ENTIRE
floor. liy. rm bed rm.. kitchen. bath: gas
elec,: cool. bright: reaS.; couple.
COOL RMS. WELL FURN. ADJOIN-
ing path. continuous hot water; reasonable
lA31 Pa ave Sc
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LARGE BASEMENT ROOM. DRESSING
closet sink. Frigidalre. cabinet gas range,
nicely furnished 3 windows; private en-
trance; everything incluCed: So 80 mo-:
prefer employed, settled couple sentlles
only. 700 Quincy ST. NV.
Glg 10th ST NW-3 LARGE RMS K.
and bath, nicely furnished; reduced rent.
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WNToWN-BEAUTIFU COOL. ONE
room apartment bath. kitchen, Frigidaire;
req Sonable Ara Goth ST n W
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YOUNG GIRL TO SHARE DOWNTOWN
apartment with others, SO mo. Phone
District 1898, apt .,U6 o9s
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1741 LANIER PL. NV. APT 21-TWO
rooms. reception hall kitchen and bath: 2
exposures; near park; adults only. Avail
able July ]: $50 if leased
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! ,..,3 CONN. AVE N. W.. APT. % RMS
kltchenette. bath; nicely and completely
( cl,a
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TAkOMA. 36 CARROLL AVE- ROOMS:
clean. attractive. insula tied; block express
bus: adults: $50
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1896 OGDEN ST. NV RMS, KTTCH-
en-. bath. hall south. west expos: Frigid-
sire; adults: S45. Janitor or Apt. No. .. %
1872 MASS AVE. SE.-2 RMS. KIT,
bath; telephone. cleo, heat, elec. refrigera-
ton reasonable.
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300 MASS: AVE. NV. DE SOTO, APT
lii.IAttrsctive., larees front cool room
with larae kitchen: Frieidsre: also conf
Slhsie room large closet, couple or gentle
men preterIeG. DiStIlCl nlES
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JULY Is TO SEPTEMBER 15-FURNISH-
ed room, bath. Kitchen piano: $40 month
LEWIS SlS Sth st. NV. Dist. o319.
l BLOCK FROM MINNESOTA AVE. s E.,
1918 P Stool: entire md f.: living rm,,
bed rm. kitchen Semi-bath: ) closets,
new furnitllre adults
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APARTMENTS .UkFURNIsHEp.

z RMS. KIT. .DINETTE BATH WITH
snoWer: new building featuring all latest
eeaulpment. rent includes gas cleo, re-
n3t, Rsndo,n iss,oh; 70 80. See resident mgr.
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| FAREWELL. $500 1871 ST. NV:
Two spacious rooms. large closets. path
! with shower. kitchen -dlnette: Frb3ldaire on
house current: tastefully furnished.
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oIh 81. \. E, AFT. .IW'T.
Nicely lurn. rms, large foyer bath;
southern exposure; cool. See TO appreci-
ate Lincoln onHg
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1Snl 10th NV. APT 1O5-ONE-ROOM
and bath apartment; gentleman preferred;
reference; unturn!Shcd if desired -
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NhhI' WELL-FURNISHED - BED ROOMS
living room. dinette kitchen private baIh.
-, elec. Frleldalre, see 10 appreciate
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4u!I MARLBORO PL. NV l:ird & 4th
SITS. Shepherd IL Taylor stsD ,N4roomi
ssp.asrtment nicely furnished. gas. light;
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- >th ST. NE. 2nd FLOOR, OVER LAW
ofnce-s-room. kitchenette and bath ap, !;
private entrance; nicely furn.; incl. elec.
reIflseratioh' heat light and gas. $40
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TAKOMA PARK. D FURNISHED
apartment. entire third floor; fully insu-
lated; four-way ventilation; living room,
bed room. kitchen dinette complete bath
room. c;h.w.; gas. light. heat and elec re-
frieeration included in rent; rent S41.50.
Adults only. No docs. 6..7 Dahlia st
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JULY TO SEPTEMBER la Sth ST
Sc FIRST floor, living room bed rooms
twin peas. large kitchen. private bath
tOE. piano: reaSOna bic. Apnlv Monday
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l73l @0th ST.-PRONT. COOL LARGE
studio room. dressing room bath shower
k.tchen, FrGoalre, beautifully furnished:
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"a ST NW-ENTIRE GROUND FLOOR
of :. beautiful. clean rooms. all modern
equipped. IN family home: 500: better
than YOU will expect TO find; prove. this
statement by calling. an ideal, quiet home
for couple paSt middle age.
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OWNER WILL SHARE HIS APT. WITH
anoinef man. July and August; all con-
NenlenceS, references required, Georeis
wa 9 ."
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NV fVU w s--IJNrN1E- INtVF.'
twin beds innrr-Sprlng mattresses, kit,
C.h W: emp. couple: SO month
al4 9TH ST NE, AND :; ROOM FUR
nished apt elec. refrigeration, adjoining
bath: on bus line. near car.
1U4 M ST NV, ROOMS LIGHT
Housekeeping, near bath: adults. Met.
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WNTOWN-STUDIO APARTMENT, ONE
room. grill and bath. S42 so. Apt q 1890
K ST NV. or Shepherd ALB. 20
DOWNTOWN. 30 E ST NW-FRONT
apis of two and four rooms; desirable;
reasonable rental; everything furnished.
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1907, OTIS PL N,W-BED-L1VING ROOM
and kitchen. Frigidaire c.hw. suitable for
couple: adults only: S35. Columbia O1SS-J
1925 COLUMBIA RD. Wv. APT. 3-TWO
rooms. kitchen and bath. Call after pm
Columbia 49g6-J
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porch semi-priVate bath first floor; also .
rooms, private bath, c.h.w., gas, elec. Rea-
nah BILE
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1871 COLUMBIA RD-ATTRACT | RM,
kit: completely furn.; also basement rm.
@54t 18th ST. NV. NO. e. ROOMS,
kitchen, bath: near 18th and Col. rd
furnished S5o for July and Aug
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200 r. J. AVE NE-LARGE ONE ROOM
k. d. b: new furniture new building:
leaving city: suitcase July-Aug.: Will
sacrifice Decatur G3Su-J
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BROOKLAND. VICINITY MONASTER -
| Delightfully."- cool. furnished apt: large
rear yard phone: convenient trsnSp.;
| reasonable Decatur 1883
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1884 PARK RID. N.W.-3 ATTRACTIVE
rooms Frieidalre, private bath; overstuffed
furniture; clean: near car and bus line
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apartment; living room. bed room, dinette,
kitchen. bath; completely furnished;
switchboard. elevator
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WESTCHESTER - CHARMINGLY FUR
nished; cool apartment: large living room
solarium bed room kitchen and bath
Call MR. KING Cleveland : 700.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-10
" W"ea,l!er !" Today
GU s Weather Bureau

Most y cloudy weather obtains over western, southwestern and southeastern Alaska while fair skies were observed over central, eastern and northern Alaska.
 Ran was falling at Dutch liar bor along the Aleutians and show CTS occurred during the night at Bethel and over the Yukon Terri tory.
 High barometer readings were observed over Alaska and south eastward while low pressure is charted along the Aleutian 1s- lands and southward. This dis tribution will likely cause con- tinued cloudy and unsettled wea- ther for Nome and vicinity tonight and Sunday with little change in temperature.
 The lowest Nome temperature last night was A above and the highest yesterday 58.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-10

UNDATED July 10, A fleet of one hundred tr- Spanish insurgen bonbers carrying tons of expl osives, together with hundred and fifty mach inc gunning pursuit ships roared across Spain 10 at tack the tank protected army of thirty thousand loyal iSt soldiers.
 Francois aides said that government losses were heavy An official comunique said three thousand gov ernnen miliiamen killed and six thousand wound ed in acounterattack by insurgents in the Brunette sec tor fifteen miles west of Madrid
 Maa, head of the defenders, said the government had made new gains in it's offensive west of the capital
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-10
TWO MORE SOVIET POLAR FLIGHTS SCHEDULED START
 DURING PRESENT MONTH
MICHAEL GROMOFF IN CHARGE ONE FLIGHT SIGISMUND LEVANEVSKY HEADS THE
 OTHER-WAITING WEATHER
(By The Associated Press)

MOSCOW, July 10, - Two more Soviet polar flights to the United States following the route Of the first successful hop, have been planned.
 One of the proposed flights will begin as soon as weather is favorable The second will follow probab- lv within month officials disclosed.
 Famous Soviet fiier Michael Gromoff and two com ions will be in the first plane, and Sgismund Levan evsky who rescued Jimmy Mattern in Siberia, will he the second one probably before the end of August
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-10
National Guard Called to Action
 In Tennessee
{By The Associated Press)

Nby inc aSSoCldttO fleSSb
 ALCOA, Tenn, July 10, - Ma tional Guardsmen stood by to- night while police reserves were rushed to the Aluminium Go. of America plant where seventeen strikers and four policemen were shot in rioting yesterday.
 No mobilization orders had been issued to the National Guard but the authorities feared new violence when the shift is chang ed at seven pm. in the vast plant. idle for seven weeks during a strike.
 While the Aluminium Workers of America and an American Fed eration of Labor affiliate called an executive board meeting for five pm. to make plans, officials of the Aluminium company claim ed operations had been resumed at three mills here
 Union electricians at the pow erhouse at Calderwood, Tenn. source of much of the Aluminium company's power, were called out on reports of the rioting.
 A few hours before the back to work march was begun, pre- cipitating the rioting, a power tower near Calderwood was dy- namited cutting off the Alumin- um company's electrical supply until nearly one pm.
 Receiving rooms of nearby hos pitals were jamm ed as ambularC- es rushed the wounded out of the mass of fighting men. Several of the men were in serious con- dition.
 Harrison Kick, striker was the most seriously wounded. He had a bullet wound in the throat and physicians said his condition was critical.
 Trouble in the vast plant con- trolled by the Melons of Pitts burgh, began after company off, cials announced they would re- open the sheet mill.
 1t had been idle seven weeks. tied up by strike of twenty @ hundred members of the Alunin- um Workers of America. an Am erican Federation of Labor affi- Hate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-10

PARIS, July 10 The French government off cia- y declared today that the international control of the Frarco-Spansh frontier barring soldiers and from Spain would be suspended next Tuesday, unless sim- lar control reestablished Portugaps Spanish bor der
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-10
'rELECRAPHIC BRIEFS
(By The Associated Pres)

SEATTLE, July 10, Seven battleships, ten cruis- CTS seven destroyers, two tenders and hospital ship arri we'd here this morning for fleet week next week
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-10

CHICAGO July 10, - Heat bilowed over most of the nation with relief in sight. At least IA lives have been taken and hundreds of prostraons have cured throughout the states east of the Rockies Warm wea is in store for the belt where the mercury has remained in the upper ninetes for the past days
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-02
Sports Writer Of

some strange reason, the Cubs
have been known in certain quar-
tiers, as a team which cannot stand
pressure. No one ever has accused
the Giants of that, probably be-
cause Of the stern personality and
philosophy of their pilot, Memphis
Bill Terry. Charley Grimm, sun
ny and genial toward everyone, is
no choker and his club isn't eth
er, but it so happens that the Cubs
have been on top and then faded
more than the Giants who like to
win by coming from behind. This
can be explained by pressure" for
team which is leading the league
always feels much more strain
than the clubs which are chasing
it.
Let's look at the American Asso-
citation. It's dead mortal cinch
that the Millers won't choke up.
They may crack through trouble
with their medulla oblongata, or in
other words, their alleged pitching
staff. But Cooke, Reynolds, Kress
Cohen, Thompson and others have
been through too many fires of
tough games to be singed by the
smoke of sparks and fear. They
are strictly clutch men and they'll
win when it is physically possible
to do so.
It is a cruel thing to say of fell
low that he tightens up in a pinch.
But it is one Of the most common
pieces Of player psychology and
this goes for basketball and foot
ball, too. If it helps those who say
it, let 'em go to it.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-02
3 a SEB ALL
By HALSEY HALL
TIE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL

Minneapolis, September 1-'He'll
choke up. He can't stand that pres
sure and he gets the big lump in
his throat toward the eighth and
ninth innings"
Yes, good friends, that Is fav-
orite cry Of baseball teams when
they wish to speak disparagingly
of rival, when they want to
whistle in the graveyard, as 1t
were, to bolster their own spirits.
And it's going to be heard plenty
in the American Association and
National League as these pennant
races tighten going into the
stretch.
We've always discounted this re-
frain, even when it is uttered by a
club that you just KNOW won't
crack or choke" as the saying
goes. For instance last year, just
before the Millers went into their
final series fighting for a berth in
the first division and the playoffs.
Those Millers of 1895 were not
very potent, but they were game.
They were great outfit at coming
from behind and they would have
been in there had they not had to
come from behind so much. They
couldn't make it all the time.
But they made their greatest
mistake thinking the other fellows,
notably the Indians, were going to
choke. And, in the final sum-up,
the Kels lost to st. Paul and had
no chance to catch Indianapolis.
There is much talk going the
rounds in the National League
now concerning the Cubs. For
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-02
sAUK CENTRE HERALD. Sank Centre, MINI.

ened on September 9Th. Miss Flor.
ence Holmes will be the teacher.
Emil Folipnick, ST., was busi-
ness caller at the home OF Hubert
Rierman Friday.
Gertrude, Mary and Norbert
Schloegle were callers at the Anton
Bieringer home Thursday.
Louise Bieringer was a visitor
with Mrs. John Bieringer and Mrs
Carl Bieringer Wednesday.
Ben Bieringer was a business
caller at the John and Carl Bierin.
ger home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Schloegle were
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wofda Thursday.
John Bieringer was a caller al
the home Of his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Anton Bieringer Thursday.
Margaret, Estella, Victor, ant
Oswald Winter were visitors a
the home Of Bill Schloegle one day
last week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-02

New York, Sept. daytime
clothes for the fall and winter are
easy to wear. There are two major
silhouettes, pencil slim and modi-
fled flare. Generally speaking,
clothes are more youthful than
they have been in years.
Waistlines are lowering. Skirts
are all the way from II to Is inch
es from the floor. IA inches is the
favorite. Shoulders and sleeves are
less bulky this year, and sleeves
are fashionable in three lengths :.
long, bracelet or between elbow
and wrist, and short, or above the
elbow. Wool dresses with short
sleeves are a major fashion story.
Draping, gathering and shirring
are seen on nearly every street cos
tune. The top Of your dress is its
fashion indicator. Bust and waist
line interests are paramount +. :.
look for high and draped neck
lines.
The fabrics are rich and soft,
and velveteen for daytime is super
smart. Wool jerseys are the choice