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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-15
SMITHS ONE-HIT PERFORMANCE
MAINTAINED CLEVELAND'S LEAD
Yanks Continue Winning
Ways; Dodgers Split
With Phillies
Especial 10 The Citizenl

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-New
York Yankees hung up their
sixth straight victory yesterday
and their third straight over the
Boston Red Sox. Despite the
fact the Bosox poled three home
runs, their only scores, the cham
pions registered an 8-3 win.
Detroit Tigers halted their
string of losses at four in whip
ping the lowly St. Louis Browns.
Is to z. A seven-run rally in the
eighth inning proved the margin
of victory.
Washington Senators an d
Philadelphia Athletics got all
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Key West Scffballl
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate of one-cent llcl a word
for each insertion. but the mini
mum for the first insertion in
every instance Is twenty-five
cents l2scl.
Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their
telephone number If they desire
results.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements Is Invariably IN ad-
vance. but regular advertisers
with ledger accounts may have
their advertisements charged.
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BUY SEVEN GALLONS of Guar
anfeed Farm & Home Paint at
S229 Gal and get five free
during all this month Inquire
at 1923 Watson street.
augi5-1ztx
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a 8AAEN Z 81 - HEt#t&4Ht~
ing an Amendment L. Article * -
the Constitution O the STATE -
Florida. Relating 20 Tzx&xi0n Gn9
Finance. by Adding Thereto an AZ
ditional Section AurhorixinE xNe
Legislature Of the state - E3@r6aa
TO Allocate and TSixtrlbute e. the
Several Counties % the STATE. Co.
tain Excise Taxes View Lewaee ard
Collected and u Be Esere@frer
Levied and Collected ~ she SKATE
of Florida
BE IT RESOLVED BT TIE Lee
ISLATTRE OF THE STATE CO
FLORIDA. That the xuiA0sE ~
amendment 20 Article IL - 4he
Constitution % the state - Fiariaa.
relating 10 taxation and financs. ~
adding thereto an additional 500
tion 10 be known a. Seexton 3 -
said Article IA. aH&h9wk11E.E Gn@
Legislature % the state - F3araGa
TO allocate ana distribute ~ ~
several oouEties - the STATE. e@r-
tain excise taxes now Aer8eG GnG
collected and 20 be he~eMNxe~ &sw&sa
and collected by xhe S4m1e - fs4Ur-
ida. IS hereby laEreed to and So
he submitted 20 the electors - IN
State Of Fasr6da far rzzEfd@Mx&1E 81
rejection AT the next general ea@e-
tion Of Representative 20 be he'd
in 1870. as Follows
Section Is The legislature 49,
haze the power - allocate and Gss~
tribute 30 the several eommt1eM -
the State. IN euEal MmaUHtK- @me
at Eucn times As the LeEAElG1Azrr
shall determine. any pnrfiun - -
1ected or hereafter Levied or ISL
lected. by the state - F-foT58z xw@wz
the operation % pari-mutuEl poaiM-
A JOINT REsOLUTTax Prapas-
ing an Amendment - Eec4imm @m9
TO Section 4 - ArTic3e n - 1ne Ea2-
xfffufion Of Florida Relating % xhR
Judiciary Department
BE IT RESOLVED ~ TEE lie
STATURE OF The STATE o
FLORIDA That the FmsAww ~
amendment - Eer18on Mm& S@~&A@E
I. respectively. 81 Article " - ~&@
Constitution q the STATE 80 FAn~ta4..
be. aBS fhe same &E hexesw ngxm@4
10. and shall be sAalHa At&e6 - zhs
the neat general eleeftaR - - hele
on the first Tuesday after the f&rwF
Monday in &oNenaber. 1ssk. xEr r@1l-
fication 0r rejection
Section ? Ca The Supreme
Court shall cuuaisf - @exem K74
Justices and the a@wm ~ offsnH -
each Justice shall - so xe&rw- ma
ferfed by this amendment
kbD Each Jnsfice 81 EA~ SuurEr.e
Court shall - Elert@c - &ne uE&ls-
fed electors 81 3he &Ea&e ~ -
time and places % voting Ter w~m-
bers s0f the I@wssla4ane. - go go
eral e1sc<tnn Bex3 ENrac1&&Uw kAe 80
piraf10n % each term - A@@n 81
flee.
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ton 81 1hsS am~nomwmf - mM2N
xherennDn 80 xbe &MKw 81 SkNs 49,
G0Eern0r 10 sTp0auf @ne 42@ExaaszaM
Justice 90 the &upr~n~ Ewmwx mmM
b. shall hold office frun 4h~ @MHs
q his aHposm8ma@mr wms&& Tmmm8m#
after she first Mwmanw 8m 3mmmm~w
1914. and ms m8ene@m@w - -
elected AZ the we1@rAE n4ew3Gm -
1872 10 hold off8ue Ser q &mwwm -
six years beg1nn&mg Tn@M&&T M~Gmw
the first MonoaE IL 32mw2wE. 80
Ad1 The aaccsEN0rn - L. @@M~
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elected st UhT ge2@ra4 eA@mE&wm 49,
preceding the exp4wME4Nw - 49,
respective a@ruaN 81 mEx4uM 80 -
event of . waEamry 10 x&x1@e - AmE
Justice and there - a. MmmEE4EImM
tern The Successes zGAMA - i&A9s&m2
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Are you in favor of daylight
saving?"
1t has its advantages" an
swered, Senator Sorhgum. ct
gives people something to argue
about that involves no possible
mutual inSinuations as to normal
character
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Graham of
Vista, Mo, recently celebrated
their 6lst wedding anniversary
upon the farm where they were
married, where their 10 children
were born, and where they still
live.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-15

A mirage seen recently in the
vicinity of the Thousand Islands
was the first reported in the area
in II years.
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Defendant
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
To- CELIA GOLDSTEIN
BRESLERMAN
SIS Bedford Avenue.
Brooklyn, New York.
= You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill Of Complaint in the
above STYLED and entitled cause on
September End. 1870, otherwise the
allegations therein viii be taken
as confessed
This order 10 be published once
q week fer four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. q news
paper published in Key West Flor
ida
Done and ordered this August
LIST, 1870
fSEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
BY (Sd-D Florence E Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk
augI-s-I5-22-zs.1s 1870
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SOFTBALL SCHEDULE

tBayview Park Field

TONIGHT
First Game-Sawyer's Bar
bers VS.. Peppers Plumbers Ma
tiOnal League).
Second Game-U. S. Marines
rs U-S-S. Noa (Americ a n
League).
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tied up in the seventh frame of
their game yesterday and con-
tinHed that way until the first
half of the ninth when outfieIder
Lewis poled a triple that sent
two men home and gave the Mats
the contest, 5 to 3. Chapman
blasted his 18th homer of the
season for the AS in the fifth.
Brooklyn Dodgers barely split
their doubleheader with the
Philadelphia Philies, occupants
of the National League cellar,
yesterday. They squeezed out a
6-5 win in the opener, although
the Phiis gave them plenty
trouble in late innings. Fitzsim-
mons got credit for his 204th
major league victory but he
didn't go the route. TWO four
baggers by Rizzo in the night
cap paced the Pills to 9-6
triumph over Durocher's boys.
New York Giants and Boston
Bees played u innings yesterday
before they reached decision.
King Carl Hubben started and
finished the game for the Giants,
limiting the Bees to five hits.
For eleven frames neither team
scored. In their half of the 18th
the Giants sent Mel OFT to the
plate to pinch-hit. He singled,
was sacrificed to second and
went home on Demaree'S safe
blow. Erickson, who allowed
eight well-scattered hits, went
the route for the Bees Pitcher
Salvo, making his first start
against his former teammates,
BANKED the Giants in the night
cap, 6 to 0.
Cincinnati-Chicago game was
rained out, a doubleheader being
scheduled for today.
Fn1lnxxr.
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That singer has his voice well
under control"
1 cannot agree-every time
anybody asks him, he sings"
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II CIRCUIT COURT. STATE or
FLORIDA ELEVENTH JUDI
CIAL CIRCUIT. MONROE COTN-
tn. II CHAECERf.
GEORGE HOLBOROw. .
Plaintiff,
vs.
AyASOLA HOLBOROw,
defendant


Defendant
ORDER OF PI RLICATIOS
IL appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the aboxe-sta1ed cause that
AEas0la Holborow, the defendant
thc-@B named. Is a non-EeSiaeDt Of
tbs State of RI rida and resides al
Ia narsl. Canal zone. a. q. tex is2.
that said defendant Is over the age
Of twsnty-0ne years. that there Is
no person II the State Of Florida
the service Of q Summons ia chan
esry upon whom would bind said
defendant
Al Is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and she is hereby re-
CURED 10 appear 10 the bill Of COM
plant filed in said cause on or be-
lssre Monday, the TIN day Of Oc-
tober. A ID. 1910, otherwise the al
legation Of said bill viii be taken
as confessed By said defendant
II Is further ordered that this or
der be published once each week for
four consecutive weeks in The Key
Vest Citizen. q newspaper pub
lshed an said county and stale
Done and ordered this 14th dag
Of august, a H. 1879
SEAL Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court
By tSd-b Florence Z Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk
tSdD Allan 3 Clezre. Jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
augIS-zz-zs. sept5-I2, 1870
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Boss-Have you any excuse to
offer for such lazineSS2
Clerk haven't any that viii
work
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TOMORROW NIGHT
First Game-Key West Conchs
VS.. NavSta (AmeTican League).
Second Game-Blue Sox VS.
Peppers Plumbers american
League).
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LOST-Dimaond ring with gold
setting. Reasonable reward for
return. Box x, c o The Citizen.
aug13-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-15

TRANSPORTATION WANTED
Young man leaving for Hous-
ton, Texas, Monday or Tues
day, desires to contact party
going all or part of way. Share
expenses. Jack Crawley, The
Cabasa. aug13-5t
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Mother-Tommy, how did you
get that black eye?
Tommy-Because I did not
choose TO run
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-15

Branding of livestock, traced
to Egyptians of 1000 years ago,
was introduced in America by
SpaniardS.
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+ W Ma&&N#A &&A8M
WHEREAS. Tie Lawzslarmrs -
1888. under the C0nxaGrnraas - 80
OF the state Of Flori6a- did n.zsN -
Soanf RESOLUTIONS prup1s1ng lamam&-
naents 10 the N0nS1ttuxiun q -
state Of Florida ana TIE E4mss 80
agreed - ~ = v@Ee 80 thr@3-FsNsrs
OF al the members elected q 60
house; that the Votes - s@ae @sszE
Resolutions we're eweaw~2 49, -
respective Journals. VITA rhs wszs
and nays thereon and EheE &c g.
term&ne and dirscz HAT - 80
Joint Resolutions be SuhmfrzeN g
the electors OF xhe STATE a. xhe xssM-
eral Election T. SsxwusAser. zSa6
NOW, THEREFORE, T. - A
GRAY, Secretary 80 STATE e a.
state q fl0rdcs- do herehv Rms
GENERAL sSElnCzaax
VIII be held in eaeh eaunxv - F1@r-
ia On Tuesday next sucue~GAEw xse
first Monday IN Nox~rmsser ~ =
1s4e, the said Tuesday fsesuw xhe
FIFTH DAA 90 A0NEMmKN
for the ratification oT re5ec14un 90
the said 5oint ResoluxisEss E.rzzzz.s-
ing amendments 70 tha ConSE11z1ssn
81 the state Of Florida VIZ
JOINT RES0EI-TEEaE FaruEssssazEs
the Amendment - Section - A.
ticle IN 81 the Constitution. AannEHNea-
inE Ad Nalorem Taxation Ter STATE
Purposes.
Re 1T RESOLVED BY TIE Lee
lSLATCRE OF THE STATE 60
FLORIDA. Thai the Easzznzs -
amendment L. section ~ Article
IL Of the Constitution q the state
Of Florida. relating a. taxation 4za
abolishinE ad valorem rzxes Eu~
State purposes. be, and fhe s@me
Is hereby. agreed 10. and EEzG 49,
submitted 10 the electors - rns
state at the General Election -
Representative in 1S4e. fer zp-
proval or rejection rhaf - a. zmw
that the said Section - Article
IN be amended 50 as To read a. Eos-
lows
Section . The LEGISLATURE snzu
provide for raising revenue NMfxl-
cient To defray the expenses - En@
State. including state aupwuu~ta-
tions for the benefit 81 TIE umEfa-m
system Of free public schoo3s Tgro-
vided in accordance with ArF3cle
MI Of the Constitution and - 10
State institutions % higher learn
ing. for each fiscal NeGr. Gn6 z4sn
a sufficient sam - p2T 1hs prEn-
cipal and interest % the exist ~
Indebtedness Of the State huE zxtsr
December 3ISt, A y 1san. no AexE
Of ad valorem taxes up@n rez1 81
personal property except tnz@zs<1zAaa<
State purpose whafsoeVer. and So
tion 6 of Article MI be. and the
same Is hereby repealed
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CTil 7:30 p. m, Friday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday, pos
sibly scattered afternoon show
erS; gentle to moderate Southerly
winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Friday except for a few
scattered afternoon showers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-15

SIGES-"For Rent, Rooms For
Rent, Apartment For Rent,
Private Property, No Tres
passing. THE ARTMAN
PRESS. nov25-tf
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MAJOR LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia.
two games.
St. Louis at Detroit
Chicago at Cleveland.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
PittSburgh-St. Louis, not sched-
uled.
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u. 5. WEATHER
BUREAU REPORT

Observation taken at 7:30 a. m.
18th Mer. Time City Office
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JOINT RESOLUTION EsraEas-
ing an Amendment to Article w
of the Constitution - Florida &&@-
ing Thereto an A1dE1issEz&g es@nz1mm
Permitting the Creation 81 = CuD-
mission Empowered aw Gx@Mr
Paroles or Conditional Eele2sex mr
Probation Of Prisoners or EseTsumE
With Criminal OffenseS Em6sr
Supervision
BE 1T RESOLVED BT TEzE Lee
STATURE OF THE STATE 80
FLORIDA
Section I. Thai TIE TaEluwazE
amendment to Article XVI - Ehs
Constitution % the state - F-sarsem
relating To Niscellaneous Hsrazrisiazls
by adding thereto an nddlfiumzl So
ti0n 10 bs known as S@ctsan a. 80
said Article NNI specifically 49,
plicable To the creation - = Cen
mission authorized 40 grant w&ra1sW
or conditional releases 81 urEs1EGxsesE
81 prisoners uuder SUPERVISED. -
hereby agreed 80 &n6 sail - wHb-
mitted 10 the electors - Ehe STATE
Of Florida for ratification 81 relsr-
tion al the next General f<Aer1tuU -
be held in 1870. as follows
Section - Tha I@eGislzEure uz2v
create a Parole E0Fum2sE5nm ew-
powered To grant paroles or cauel-
tional releases OF ur0ssSf8aAn UEG@r
official SUPERVISED 10 Fs~f@un~~s or
persons charged with criminal isf-
lenses. and may provide fer rhe
qualification and method ~ seterf-
ing the Commission mensea@rE 2m@
for their term % office rhe lNmEtk
Of which shall be wholly within tn
discretion Of the Legislarure
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II THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERf.
No. --35S
BENJAMIN Robson
Plaintiff,
HELEN Robson.
Defendant
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
TO- HELEN Robson,
So Wythe Avenue.
Brooklyn, New York
You are hereby required TO ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint in the
above styled and entitled cause On
September End. 1870, otherwise the
allegations therein viii be taken
as confessed
This order TO he published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. a news
paper published in Key West, Flor
ida
Done and ordered this August
1st, 1870.
1SEALD Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
BY (Sd-) Florence E Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
aug1-S-I5-22-2s.1s40
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHAMGERN.
LOUIS A BRESLERMAN.
Plaintiff.
VS.
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ATTRACTIVE 3-ROOM FUR
NISHED APARTMENT for
adults. Aircraft Studio, Cor.
Charles and New streets.
aug9-1wk
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(I2 Innings)
HubbeII and O'Dea: Erickson
and Berries.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12
.U. s. Indifference
 To Jap OvertureS Cause Resignation

TOKYO, Jan. 12 (P)-Premier General Noboyuki Abe was re- ported by the Domei News Agen ey to have announced his deci- sion to resign at a special cab met meeting Sunday. Informants close to the Japanese government predicted that he might fall if the United States did not react favorably to the Japanese propos al for reopening the lower Yang tze to third power trade. The move was regarded as trade oV erture to the United States for a trade understanding after Jan uary 26 when the present com mercial treaty expires.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12
Zelda Griffith To Leave Saturday
 For Alaska

SEATTLE, Jan. 12 (P)-When pretty Zelda Griffith left Nome on a stretcher for Seattle last October, friends believed she would never walk again but Eel da fooled for them, for Saturday she is going to board the steam CT Alaska on her return home.
 She looks almost painfully heal thy and defies anyone to guess that she ever wears a body brace ito remind her of nearly fatal motorcycle accident which injur- ed her spine.
 Zelda, who works in the Nome Drugstore, threw her cane away a few days ago and hopes soon 10 be able to discard the brace.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12
Roy Gardner, Notorious Thief, Kills Himself
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10 (H)

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10 (P) = Roy Gardner, notorious mail robber and escape artist of the early twenties killed himself with poison gas in small down town hotel bath room here.
 Gardner, whose career follow ed almost the routine pattern of crime, capture, conviction, es- cape and recapture, left notes say ing he was tired of the struggle. They were addressed to news men, asking them Please let me down as light as possible, boys. I have played ball with you all the way, now you should pitch me a slow ballet me hit it.
 Gardner made his own lethal chamber by dropping pellets into bowl of water which generated deadly fumes, in a manner in which some states execute their condemned men.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12
Nazis Celebrate Goering's Birthday with Air Raids
.Coerings Birthday Celebrated by Air
 Raids on England g

LONDON, Jan. 12 (4o) - Ger man bombing planes cruised ov CT British ports for the fourth successive day, drawing fierce bursts of antiaircraft fire as they appeared in cloudless skies above the Thames estuary, the Suffolk Coast and off Yorkshire. The raiders were flying at a high al- ti.uda, no air raids warnings were sounded and no bombs were dropped.
 The British press noting that German air marshal Goering ob- served his 47th birthday today, described the air raids as his cele bration which they said were a flop. Official sources ascribed the German aerial activity to the clearing weather which is ideal for reconnaissance. The Air Min sstry announced that the RoyaI Air Force engaged the Nazis iii for tat in war feeler thrusts and made successful scouting flights at nights over western and north western Germany and over the seaplane bases at Helgoland Eight.
 German bombers meanwhile their raids on shipping off the English coast. The British disclosed that the steamer Key nes of 1,700 tons went down in the North Sea after five bombs struck her, but they didn't list any other sinkings as a result of German aerial attacks.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12
Philosophical "Plateside"
 Chat Delivered by FDR
 At Jackson Day Banquet

WASHINGTON, Jan. g - Be fore a glittering $100 a plate Jackson Day dinner crowd, Presi dent Roosevelt delivered a phil osophical "plateside chat" iok- ing about Republicans outlining party responsibilities and demon strating good feeling, but did not answer the third term ques ton and gave no hint to the ques ion on everyone's mind.
 He greeted Vice President Gar ner and Senator Glass effusively, while aids at banquets across the nation including Attorney Gen eral Robert Juckson, Paul Me Mutt and Henry Wallace called for preservation of Roosevelt poi icies.
 Jackson and Wallace specific ally called for a draft of Roose- velt's program and Roosevelt gave what appeared to be pre- scription for a nominee, saying the motive in the long run is what counts-motive accompan- jed by good manners; if leaders have good motives and good man ners and the same time know ledge of different parts of the country and plenty of experience you will be fairly safe in assum ing they won't wreck your gov ernment."
 Said Roosevelt; 'The enor- nous task which the Democratic party has already performed for this generation has been to pro vide energy and confidence to steer the government in the in
 (Continued on Page Four)
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12
Rulnor Red Offic- CTS Be Tried For Wars Failure

UNDATED, Jan. II (P)-Visits by German raiders to Britain'S east coast intensified the aeria activity in one of Eurcpss swc wars while in the other, the Fir nish-R Russian conflict, reports of mounting Russian military fail uras brought sharp army shake ups.
 German planes, apparently re- plying to the British forays over the northwestern German coast yesterday were driven off when they appeared oyer the Thames and Humber estuaries and the Firth of Forth. No bombs were dropped.
 Norwegian and Finnish quar- ters heard from numerous sourc es that more than a hundred So- viet officers were called back from the Finnish front to face trial because of the Red Army's failure to make greater progress after six weeks of fighting Fin land. The Russian supply com missariat is said to be under spec ial scrunity. There is no confirm ation to the reports of the shake up; however.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12

UNDATED, Jan. Il tP- The United States program for exten- sive naval construction in the face of troubled world conditions and wars current in Finland, China and the Western Front, drew bitter criticism from Jap an. One Japanese newspaper in a tone adopted by other papers, spokesman spoke of "the Ameri- can menace" discussing the bil- lion, three hundred million dollar
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JAPAN DOES NOT LIKE
 PROPOSED UNITED STATES
 NAVAL BUILDING PROGRAM

naval building program now up for consideration in Congress, ig- noring the fact of Japan's de- nunciation of the Washington Naval Treaty of 1886 which open ed the way for the building race. A Japanese naval spokesman as- serted they have a new program 10 spur Japan into naval con- struction contest with the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES APPROVES GA MILLION DOLLAR
 U.S DEFENSE APPROPRIATION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 (P) - The House of Representatives passed by an overwhelming vote the sixty four million dollar em- ergency defense appropriation for the United States Army, Navy, Coast Guard and Federal Bureau of Investigation. The measure now goes to the Senate
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12
Oldest Newspaper In Alaska.

Nugget Weather Forecast Cloudy and Slightly Colder
 Tonight
 And Tomorrow
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12
Russians Drop
 Bombs Near Capital Finland

HELSINKI, Jan. l2 (P)-Rus- sian Warplanes ranged over southern Finland this afternoon in.errupting the Helsink foreign telephone connections by bomb ing near the city. No planes were seen over Helsinki but this is the capitals 1st air raid alarm in the new year. From 2:15 to 3:15 pm slight vibrations were felt here believed to be due to bombs of enemy raiders dropped on some islands about thirty miles to the south.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12

Two of Gardner's most spectac uar escapes occurred in Western Washington from a prison-bound train and from McNeiPs Island Penitentiary.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS

All Democrats are requested to attend a general meeting to be held 2 pm Sunday, Jan. 14th, at City Hali. Business of import ance.
 Precinct Committee,
 by Fred W. Yenney, Chrm.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12
To o F ATTENTION

Initiatory degree Friday night. All members are requested to be present.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-12

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