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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Prakticke rady.

V lahvich dali Sc tezko Cd
straniti zbytky oleje nebo jine-
no tuku. Sm1chame-li vodu S
octem a soil, rozpust1me snad-
no vsechny zbytky.
Jelikoz jsou vecerni kabelky
velmi male a nen1 tam misto
pro pudTenky, usijeme 81 z
barevneho crepe-de-chine ma
lou kapsicku, do -ktere skryje-
me pudrenku a troskou pudru.
MGzeme tam vloziti i male zr-
cadelko. Wine, re pudr jest
ma plesech nezbytnost1, nebot
Ije neprljemne objevovati sc s
leskym nosem nebo 81 vypGjco-
vati pudr cd pTltelkyne.
Sklenice pc zavaTeninach ne
DO kompotech obycejne We sp1-
Ii zaujfmajf zbytecne mfsto.
Mohou byti pouzity k uscho-
van1 koTenf nebo jinych potra-
vim, jake je rye, krupice,
hrach, cocka atd.
Lahve nebo nadoby, ktere
jsou c1tit pc p~etroleji, mGzeme
teto vine zbaviti, kdyz je W.
plachneme vapenym rozto-
KEN. Nepomdze-li ami to, pax
pTidame do vapeneho roztoku
jeste trochu chloroveho vapna.
Vlhkost v obyvac1ch mist
nostech da Sc zmfrniti, kdyz do
takove m~fstnosti postav1me ma
nejakem mfste, bud pod still
nebo postel, plechovou krabi-
ci s palenym nehasenym vap-
mem stejneho 1cinku dosahne-
me, kdyz m1sto vapna pouzije-
me kuchynske soil. Vlhkou
sill m1zeme pax vysusiti We
vlahe trouble a znovu pouziti.
Dvfrka u kamen a sporakG
zdstanou krasne cerna a leskla
nat1rame-li je opalenou k1zf
cd SAMMY a pax vylestfme no
vinovym spapfrem. Prave tax
cistfme plotny. Plynovy vaTic
vypada stale este, kdyz jej pc
kazdem pouziti otreme mama
stenym papirem. Usetrfme 81
tim zaspinen1 rukou, kteremu
Sc nevyhneme pri pouzitf nate
ru ma kamna nebo havrannfho
strlbra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
.NEZAE1RAVEJTE 81 Sc SWIM
A
Toto jest rocnl doba, kdy jest ~nejvice
nutno venovati vasemu zdravl
zvlastnl peel!

zdravotnf stav. Jste tim pow
novani sami sobe a svym rodi-
nam mfti stale lahev ORA. Pc
ira Hoboko v domacnosti. Ne
cekejte - budte pripraveni-
obstarejte 81 lahev jeste dnes!
Nen1 k dostan1 V lekarnach,
nybrz pouze cd nasich zvlaste
stanovenych m1stnfch jednate-
III. Pro velkou zkusebnf lahev
GA unc1) Ora. Petra Hoboko,
%postovne vyplaceno, poslete
dnes $1.O0 DR.. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co., Dept. D 8O314,
2501 Washington Blvd, Chi
cago, I'll.
V Kanade Dodavano Beze Cla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
ZBYTKY JfDEL.

I tie nej1sporneji vedene
domacnosti z1stanou nekdy
zbytky jfdel. Hospodyne ma
premyslet, jak by tyto zbytky
nejlepe zuzitkovala a to co nej
drive, ably Sc nezkazily. Hlav-
nj vecf jest, ably prisly ma still
v jine 1prave tax ably Sc "ne-
prejedly'. V uvahu prichaze-
il hlavne zbytky masa, houby
a pod, ktere obsahuj1 velke
procento b1lkovin. Mens1 mnoz
stv1 stavy z masa mono upo-
Itrebiti jake aspik. Ma p1l litr
tekutiny, ,stavu mono doplniti
vodou, pTidame ocet, 8 list1 BIZ
lie zelatiny, bllek a skorapku z
jednoho vaj1cka. "a staleho
michani mechanic vse prejft
n6kolikrate var a pax preleje-
me pres cisty Sat, aniz bychom
vymackavaly. T1mto aspikem
mGzeme ozdobiti vajfcka ma
tvrdo vaTena nebo jej pozivati
s teplymi brambory jake sa-
mostatne jidlo. Zbytky luste-
min upotfeblme ma polevky, do
kterych pridame pc pr. nakra-
jeny salam nebo uzenku. Salat
re zbytk1 masa jest oblfben
zvlaste u muzG. I ty nejmensf
kousky masa mGzeme nakraje-
tt ma nudlicky a doplniti je sa-
lamem, prave tax jake oloupa-
nym jablkem, kyselou okurkou
a nekolika varenymi brambo-
rami a prel1ti to nasleduj1cf
omackou: diva zloutky utreme
S dvema lzicemi octa, lzici hor-
cice, 2 lzicemi smetany, 2 III
cemi oleje, trochou pepre, soil,
cukru. V parnf lazni tax dlou-
no mfchame, al je omacka
dostatecne husta, prelejeme
pres zbytky masa, a ozdobfme
tvrdymi vaj1cky, fetkvickami,
petrzelkou, salatem, aspikem
a pod. Mechanic pax nekolik
hodin lezeti, c1mz z1ska ma
chuti. Jina 1prava: Maso O.
skrabeme opatrne S kostf, tyto
mGzeme jeste rozsekati a DAFT
znovu vyvaTiti do polevky, jak
je dvakrat premeleme stroll
KEN, pridame b1lek, pastikove
koTen1 a trochu strouhane
zemle. Utvof1me male kulic-
ky, ktere V horkem omastku o.
peceme do zlatova. Mohou
byt predt1m jeste obaleny We
vaj1cku a housce. Jsou vybor-
nym pr1davkem k zelenine.
Housky uzeneho masa niue
me pfidati rozsekane k ryzi,
fl1ck1m nebo brambordm. Ko-
lace a forty V uzavrene krabici
zGstanou dlouho stavnate.
Jsou-li vsak pr1lis vyschle, roz-
kraj1me je, navlhc1me mlekem,
vlnem, ovocnou ~stavou, pax
dame polovinu do maslem Wy
mazane formy, pokryjeme roz-
krajenym ovocem, marmela-
dou, orechy a pod. a druhou pc
lovinu dame navrch. Navrch
pax dame sn1h z b1lkG. Dame
do trouby upeci a name jenny
pudding.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.

/ IlC1U VxNAOxd VSNN40e AS JO w
jednorocnf dobrovolnfk a tako-
veho cloveka polka v Praze v
kazdych deseti krocfch.
"Dekuji YAM, pan1," odvetil
desatnik Samkove. "Jsem u
vas ubytovan a vas hosik uka-
zal mi cestu. Mnoho obtizi
yam pdsobiti nebudu."
Samek spokojene Sc usmal.
Takovy "ajnkvartyrunk" Sc
mu libil, kdyz 81 vojak mic ne
poroucl.
Vedli desatnika dilnou do
prristenku a tn vojak spatriv
Ancku u sporaku zamestnanou
fekl il zdvorile: INA ucta,
slecno!"
"Dobre jitro, vitam vas," Cd
vetila d1vka.
Samkova zat1m otevrela dve-
re do pr1stenku a tn vojak sta
nuv ma prahu, rekl S 1smevem:
emilia PAM, to nen1 byt pro "a
praseneho vojaka. Mate tn u
klizeno jake v klfcce. Vyzbroj
tedy necham tady v dime, ma
nesl bych yam necistoty do po-
kojicku."
Gale to my zas uklidlme,"
branila Sc Samkova.
"Neni vsak treba, abych yam
zbytecne prace pridelaval,"
znela odpoved.
Postavil pusku do kouta, po-
lozil torbu a vsechnu ostatn1
vyzbroj ma zem, rka: "Prijde
"a chvili vojak cd me setniny,
ably to vycistil. Reknete mu,
prosim vas, ably 81 to wal ma
dvnrI"
Kdyz dvere "a desatnfkem
zapadly, rekl truhlaf: "Je to
nejaky zdvorily clovek. Vypa-
da jake pan"
Gale, vzdyt jsem yam rekla,
tat1, re je to jednorocn1 dobro-
voln1k," ozvala Sc Ancka. "To
,jsou STUDENT"
"No, Wis hOlka, "a memo VO-
jancen1, takov1 u regimentu
nebyvali," pravil truhlar. "Ten
KRAFT suddenly vdbec k vojsku
neodvadeli. Ovsem ted jsou
jine zakony."
Samkovi sli pc sve praci,
Ancka varila obed, dnes vyji-
mecne take kus masa, protoze
starosta ohlasil, re kazdy uby-
tovany voj1n ma v poledne OBJ
drzeti hovez1 polevku a ctvrt
libry masa S pr1krmem Poole
predpisu. Jenom oba- chlapci
nahlizeli do prfstenku klfcovou
dirkou a pov1dali, re vojak Sc
d1 stolu a neco p1se.
Pc pGlhodine prisel vojak
vycistit zbroj desatnfkovu a
Samek Sc zenou vysli "a MIN
ma dvGr, ably Sc no vyptali ma
pana desatn1ka.
Kdyz Sc potion vratili, fekli
Ancce, co zvedeli. Pan desat-
mix pry Sc jmenuje Oborsky, je
z Prahy a ma pry uz odbyte
inzenyrske zkousky, a otec je-
no pry je v Praze nejakym ra-
dou a mali pry v Praze dun.
"Vzdyt jsem yam pov1dala,
re to mus1 byti student" Ease
Ancka fekla nedbale.
"To nam tedy starosta dial
neco lepsiho," minila Samko-
va. "a jak no name oslovo-
vati."
"No, ffkejte mu "pane inze-
nyre', kdyz ma odbyte zkous-
KY" fekla Ancka.
"Holka, ty vsemu rozumis"
pravila matka.
Ancka rozesmala Sc rozpus-
tile a p~ovfdala: TX tomuhle
nenf tTeba velke ucenosti."
Gale, mako, my k Will vo-
jakovi zapomfname ma praci,"
fekl Samek. "Musime piece
nasfci jetele ma polednf krme-
nj"
Mistr vynesl re srubu kosu,
Samkova vzala trakaf a jeli ma
jeteliSte. Ostatnf deti odesly
do vsi, ably Sc podfvaly ma vo-
jaky.
"Nikdy neocumuj, ably Tide
nefekli, ze's nejaka vojanda",
napomenula Ancka sestru Mar
ku, ktera "a chlapci odchazela.
"P1jdu jen ma naves a hned
se vrat1m," odvetilo devce.
Ancka hledela 81 varenf a
skoro zapomnela, re mali v
chalupe cizlho cloveka.
Dvere pr1stenku Sc otevrely
a Oborsky stanuv ma prahu,
rekl: "Slecno, smell bych prosi-
ii O trochu vody k umytf?"
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28
REQUIRES SELF-HELP

An authority on the cooperative marketing movement
recently warned cooperative managers and members of the
dangers of relying upon political bounty He then added
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cooperatives commonly try to
meet their problems by calling upon Washington. Their
members often fail to appreciate the Importance of build
ing They often comprised of farmers who
in this year and out next year The members Of the
govenmentsponsored cooperative usually thinks of him
self as the beneficiary and not as the builder.
"The cooperative movement cannot in thousand
years reach fruton if subjected either to government
suzerainty government paternasm. Both do violence
to the foundation stone of cooperation: self-help.'
1t would be good thing if those words ponder
ed and remembered by every farmer in America. The
agricultural cooperatves that have gone ahead-and
there many of thenl-have leaned govern
ment They have not fought for places at the political
trough They have maintained their independence, their
self reliance and their sovency They have realized
that cooperation if is to be permanently successful must
be followed sound business basis. And they have
prOspered accordingly
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28

All bids must be stated price
per inch FOR eight point type on
eight pclnt slug, solid matter. US
ine not larger than eight point
capitals for headings; said price to
be flat rate for all printing
PUBLISHING and advertising requi' =.
ed or authorized to. be published by
Pinal County, such as: Proceeded
ings Of th" Board of Supervisors,
Election Proclamations, Lists of
persons whose property valuation
IS sought to be raised, Delinquent
tax lists and notices of sale, and
ali other advertising, publishing
and printing required or authorized
20 be made by said Pinal County.
(Refer to Section IT'S, Revised
Code of Arizona, 1929
Bids must be accompanied by q
certified check made payable to
Final County in amount of One
Hundred Dollars ($10000) as a
guarantee that the bidder will enter
into contract for the faithful Ic:-
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28

formance of the services Hereunder
required, and by an affidavit show
ing that his newspaper has been es-
tabllsned and published within tho
County of Pinal, State CT Arizona
for at least one year prior to the
filing of such affidavit.
The Contract will be awarded to
the lowest and best bidder upon
condition that he execute a good
and sufficient bond in such amount
as may be deemed necessary by
the Board of Supervisors, condition
ed upon the faithful performance
of the contract.
Contract will be awarded to the
lowest and best bidder at the con-
clusion Of the examination Of bids
upon conditions set out herein.
All bids shall be addressed to
E. w. Weaver, Clerk, Board Snper-
visors, Florence, Arizona, and shall
be marked IBID FOR COUNTY
PRINTING"
BY ORDER OF PINAL COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
E. w. Weaver,
Clerk, Board Supervisors.
Pinal County, Arizona
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28
New Minimum
Set BY Federal
Housing Unit

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 90
Following several months of revis
ion and review, local minimum con-
struction standards have been es-
tablished in II insuring offices of
the Federal Housing Administra-
ton which are expected to become
operative by February Is, Admin
istrator Steward McDonal announc-
ed today.
The new system of local mini
mum construction standards sup
plants the practice followed at the
beginning of the Federal Housing
Administrations program whereby
a system of general minimum Goa
struction standards was set up to
apply nationally. The new mini
mum standards have been revised
to make them adaptable and more
efficient in the, respective sections
TO which they apply as well as to
conform with particular local con
ditions.
The new local minimum construC-
ton standards have been establish
ed primarily for the following req
sons:
1. To provide a minimum stand
ard for construction in a given area
in which all houses must meet or ex-
ceed in order to be eligible for an
insured mortgage.
2. To serve as a protection to
buyers ard to mortgages Qenders)
and to the mutual mortgage insur-
ance fund of the Federal Housing
Illustration.
8. To provide better service to
mortgages by expediting the pro
cessing of casses and the compli-
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28
SILENCE IS NOT ALWAYS GOLDEN

The Examiners recent editorial, "The Slot Machine
Menace just about the most widely and eagerly
read editorial that has been printed by any Arizona
this year last year few have condemned the
stand taken by The EXAMINER but that to be expect
ed
Listen to this:
Last Saturday high school boy approached The Ex-
amner editor and said 81 read the editorial the slot
machine menace in The Examiner and want you to know
that approve of it and commend The Examiners posi-
ton and (now be to get this):
Wednesday a local sporting that suspect
plays poker, approached with this:
I'm not in position to out and say it publicly
but want you to know that your editorial the sdt
machines in Coolidge met with my approval; they are
temptation for boys and girls that should be permitted
to be in operation in Coolidge anywhere else"
We know the man personally and we'll who spoke
those words, and know that he knows that slot
machines evil that should be tolerated in any
community where there boys and girls growing up.
The Coolidge Examiner must confess that it is slight
ly disappointed because of the apathy shown by
persons in this slot machine fight Silence is NOT golden
when it GIVES CONSENT to such curse.
Due to the apathy shown by people who should
have been the first to enlist in the fight may be year
more before Coolidge freed Of slot machines but the
readers of this newspaper rely upon to do whatever
it to oust the slot machines and keep them ousted
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS, PINAL
COUNTY, ARIZONA.
NOTICE TO BIDERS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed bids will be received at
the office Of the Board of Super
vlsOrs il the town of Florence
Ounty Of. PMal, State of Arizona,
until i 90 P. M. ON January 90th,
1887, fCc ali prin ing. publishing
and advertising required or autho
lied to be made by Pinal County,
Stale of Arizona for the Calendar
Year ending December 81, 1897.
Said bids shall be examined by rle
Euard of Sdpery isors at their
regular meeting on said date.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28

Insuring offices where local
minimum construction standards
have been revised and are expected
to become operative by February
Is, are located in Brooklyn, White
Plains and Buffalo, N. Y; Phila-
delphia and Pittsburg, Pa; Cleve-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati,
Ohio; Boston, Mass. Hartford,
Conn; Detroit, Mich; Milwaukee,
Wis; indianapolis. india; st. Louis
and Kansas City, Mo-; Los Angeles
and San Francisco, Calf; and
Chicago, Ill.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28
THE FEDERAL DEBT

One of the burning topics of the day the public debt
which is principally money owed by the Federal govern
ment to bondhoder, and which it has promised pay
full future date with interest running from per
cent to per during the term of indebted
depending the type and date of issuance of the
bonds The debt at record figure due to- the fact
that during the depression the has been spend
ing around two dollars for each dollar received in
and making up the deficit by issuing securities. What
everyone doesn't know is that, until 1917 the debt
almost never heard Of and any issue of i'm
pOrtance
The Federal government first went into debt at the
end of the Revolutionary War The states had incurred
debts totaing about S75000,000 and when hostiltes
ceased the central government took the obligations
Since then it has been out of debhough for
than century and half the amounts involved in the light
OF existing conditions, almost rdiculously small.
Following the Revolution, the debt did not vary
great deal for about ninety years Then the Civil
War which made demands the public treasury that
unprecedented to that time. Even according
the u S. News the Civil War; though it lasted for four
years, increased the debt to only $2,755, 100000.
Following the Civil War, the debt gradually
duced as bond issues redeemed 1t dropped to the
billondolar level and stayed there, varying little, until
1917 The World War the most expensive undertaking
in the ationt history and in 1919 the debt passed the
$4,000 100000 mark-its pre-depressiOn high
The course of the debt after the World War the
after the Civil War-t was Systematically and
steadily reduced All during the 2Os, Treasuray income
exceeded outgo and the surplus applied to the debt
AS result at the $780, the obligation had been
pushed down to $4,000 coo 600.
Then depression set in and the rise started again So
swift was it that the debt than doubled in
years and June 80 1887 according to the Presidents
budget message, record of $4,000 600 900 will be
reached.
Big topic of debate during the spending years
whether the Federal government justified in distrbu
ing financial largesse vast a scaIe-and the
reverberatiOn from that undecdabe argument will be
heard down the But is apparent that the time
making The controversy active issue is over-the debt
fact that exists and must be faced And the question
now is, How rapidly it be reached?
According to the President and will be reduced
but not rapidly. He estimates that the debt will be
frozen at the level until the end of the
l93!38 fiscal year On June 3d. 1899 he estimates it will
stand at 100000 and thereafter go steadily
The u s. News points out, however, that the govern
e possesses certain aSSets-caSh hand outstanding
loans TO businesses etcWhch could be deducted from
the debt and also that the Treasury does not count public
buildings and similar works It says: eff they
were included assets the debt obligations would be far
more thail offset But most of these produce
income and instead constitute heavy expense, and the
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28

ance inspections.
4. To acquaint operative build
ers with the minimum require
ments for construction under the
Federal Housing Administrations
program in order that they will
know what will be expected Of
them.
Local minimum construction
standards have already become
operative in Jamaica, N. Y, and
Newark N. j.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28
(1-21-1tc)

FOR SAIE-Two-whe trailer at
$25, Coolidge Welding & Tractor
Works, Posts building Lincoln
enue, Coolidge, AriZ. G-22 1fi)
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28

AUCTION-At Wonderly's Auction
Yard, Main Street, Coolidge,
every Saturday, 100 p. m. Bring
your livestock, machinery, automo-
biles, furniture and poultry. l have
had several calls for livestock and
poultry; if you have any please
bring them in; have all consign-
ments in the yard by noon if pos
sible.
(101-1tnN
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28

Australia is making shoes faster
than Australians can wear them out
thus creating a problem for the
government.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28
Classified Advertising

Union Cleaning Solvent at
Weaver's Service.
HANDPICKED mellow redleaf
chewing tobacco 10 lbs. $2.15.
Smoking 10 lbs. s1.75. 20 lbs.
chewing $4.25, smoking $345. Post
paid.-Brinie Jones, Dresden, Ten
nessee. (1-21-4tp.)
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-28

magnitude of the debt has made necessary to broaden
the tax base and increase eves all along the line order
pay carrying charges and provide funds for retiring
bonds when they due.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-13
NEWS ITEMS

At the regular service of the Federated Church Sunday night November IA, the Drama club will present one-act play en- titled "The Lords Prayer" by Francois Coppee. The scene is laid in France in the time of the French Commune. Mademoi- selle Rose had brother who was priest. The brother was taken hostage by the rebels, and some days later was shot against a wall with some others. Rose had been extremely devoted to her brother, and completely wrap ped up in him and his work. But his untimely and tragic death immersed her into a sea of grief and bitterness. In the midst of it there comes to her house one of the rebels seeking shelter How would she have felt? What should she have done, and what did she do? Come and witness the struggle of a soul With one of the most common of our hu- man problems.
 The cast of characters is as follows:
 Mere Blanche-Lennie Mae Nelson.
 Zelee-Inga Rynning.
 MademoiSelle Rose-Margaret Scott =.
 Monsieur Le Cure-Wilfred Boucher.
 Jacque Le Roux-Joe Friedman
 Officer-Henry Miller.
 Soldiers-Wilbur Arnold, Geor- ge Friedman.
 AS this play is to be part of the regular service of worship, there will be, of course, no char ge for admission. The public is cordially invited to attend. How ever, an offering vii be received as usual, and everything above the cost of staging will go into the treasury of the church.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-13
Weather Today.
 (U s. Weather Bureau)

Air pressure. is low over the Northwestern portion of the con. tinent and adjacent waters with principal center in the vicinity of Nome. Pressure is also low off the Pacific northwest coast of the United States and the Atlantic slope. It is high from the Hud- son Bay region thru the interior of Canada to the southwest Unit ed States. There has been pre- cipitation over northwestern Al aska the coast of Washington and the Atlantic coast with the great est fall recorded at Washington, D. C., with nearly three inches 
 Temperatures are above normal over Alaska except in the inter- for where they are slightly be- low. Winds have been fresh to strong southerly with the maxi mum 34 miles from the southeast at 5:l4 A. M. this morning.
 The highest Nome temperature during the past "A hours occurred at four A. M. this morning when it recorded 40.2 which is the high est ever recorded at Nome so late in the season. The lowest dur ing the same period was 34.l yes- terday afternoon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-13
FUNERAL HOGAN TODAY

The funeral of John Began was held at the Federated Church to- day at ? pm. with large num- Der of persons present.
 Rev. Widney related much of Mr. Bogan's early life, how he came to Nome as a boy, joined the U. s. Army, and was later discharged with honors. He was member of the American Le- zion Nome Post No. g. Pallbearers were M. J. Walsh, Harry Gabriel son, Chas. Kennedy, Ralph Lo- men, Cliff Allyn and Bud Leh- mann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-13
NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Clerk up to 5 P. M. November 22nd, 1887, for delivery of water to Nome Fire Department, until such time as Moonlight Water Co. resumes wat CT service in l938. Bids to state price per gallon.
 M. J. WALSH.
 City Clerk. Publish--NOv. 13, 15, F.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-13

Syracuse 6, Columbia 6-tie Georgetown 6, NYU o Harvard Is, Davidson 0 Ohio State 19, Illinois 0 Michigan State l3, Carnegie Tecf
 G.. Michigan ', Pennsylvania 0 Notre Dame ', Army 0 Yale 26, Princeton 0 Cornell 6, Dartsmouth 6,-tie Holy Cross 2, Brown 0 Boston College 13, Kentucky Q Temple 0, Bucknell 0-tie Manhattan IS, N. Carolina s. 0 Pittsburgh l3, Nebraska '
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-13
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 13

-Senator King, chairman of the group of Senators and Represen- tatives who visited Hawaii to study the application for State hood, said, their appeal to be- come the forty-ninth State, may have an answer "before Christ mas
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-13
Football Scores (By The Associated Press)

SEATTLE, Nov. 13-Washing- ton and the UCLA playing in a drizzling rain before five thous- and spectators, the game was scoreless in the first quarter. the visitors after taking the kickoff, their five drove the length of the field to Washington's 34 before losing on downs, Washington reached UCLA thirty-four before fumbling.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-13
Photographic Briefs
(By The Associated Press)

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 SANTA MONICA, Nov. 18th Mrs. Leslie Carter, aged 75, toast of the threatical world in the late nineties, died at her home here of heart ailment following a long illness.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-13

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