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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION and saxophone wanted state
sbSlSG sT5fs e01 MxcRSE asR st'T WANTED b, Driv..
si'5S sSp1xs s.'l es osSs
sItess VI Sum oss eGsp eo .sh M kpes Rs b TOP Prise
SLARM CLOCKS wanted: f s,; discarded; ID. Bis Bis
Bens, little Bens, others for repairs. Will
All sSF sess fSuiPMESr siss recording also
good price for same: any type or con-
auToocssGpfHi.Do' .o'h; LErIsxs, ssx stamp .oll.e
asas ens s'ni sHoP e!a s s rss !: nd silver p poHsh %
prices. ca!l Mr.; FARREN Repabiie esss
sa1ineh sHND sAM ssdes sH ssss pulley using
contents of apis. or homes; at once; We do
sU1TEs oee funaTe dining
nS Sos snS 4pDGa1 aa sund., be-
weekdays, 10 to 2 Kensnston sss-W
alslen ssnted for material' e CO o"s asl
BitYGaEs n any sRy condition wanted for
BOOK SHOP 40 10th st NV
50 esS HsS;i| s#SsH MSS
lith st NV. phone ma. 4253. 5.
AZ; Re Re- s4sa open 3 am te !:so pm.
osea eoSnr pEsfs Did for P &
cLorHiNGSsetter fe prices es paid iH for mems eaH
Sed ess s1Sshes open HsTss' :7ss viii ias sa h ST. n"
sntiaas. camer.s; sish..t crices rice; psid
sos iS st Highest e eash aess es,c.,
R2fklffH RkfHua afs aARKr TX ost $40 sfaeF' you sell
with china ,head9 Pay good prices. Pri-
Ts,f pofL 'ssssYH Ssss2er 1Ss sT sgsslos se Girl
Doll eAsEiSdk, lar large. WE prevail: asr. Cal
Doll cARRiaGE and wagon for 4-year.
Old, CID ehild, prexar ynr in condition; TR: esss
eli fncon En sss asei 9
EI.SaFle sSa1 RANCE T.. lass mcss must be
ScGs REFRIeERHroRs.' is any tc eonal
Tfoh 1H ssRS@icE. VICE CHI sF sasa Or 81 Erlf4 oss7 4:
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china. glassware
ss 1.d Can hsnsst fsger sa
EukN:, in good. clean condition; stoves,
co fsSs fsss Rrsses &C. G f
sesds sss TssF sts .sscasyy ssoshay
sshest ms sasn artPdsd Dss sE sss best results s..
RUkNITURE-Wan to buy some good
sy.6;nrs sysds noufshSlS soess also piano Can
G.s G.d,.f.i, kAiN0F ,.S ssDls typ only wanted IN
DAYS al day sunday
GOLD, diamonds. silver. We pay highest
price. Ask for MR.. OPPENHErMER. 003
= st. NV.
GOLD-.Brins your old gold. silver. plating,
teeth. discarded Jewelry; We pay cash.
A., KAN. INC 81 years at 935 r st. NV,
SuaIAh eSnn. Y WAITED. aaSs Spanish .or steel
LETTER PREss-old fashioned lette,
pc;; press; shsRhsrd $3.50:
capacity, b00-w. bulb; good condition
fANOS-or.nds, uprishts or spinets, any
condition; will pay cash. NO. 6302.
i PIANOS-Hi cash prices for spinets.
grands. consoles and small uprights OF any
make or type. Call MR.. VERNON. RE.
aIASo; a ~. spinss W q apt. uprirht. win pa,
rLANo-I an lookins for rood srtnet or
either. Call. EN-. 1912.
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BOATS.

OUTBOARD MOTOR, Bendix. air-cooled
lisht weight, cyl. battery ignition. S45
GIFT. CABIN CRUISER twilight Script
marine motor. develops 166-h D.. large gal
ley, double cabin, lounge, dinette, sleep 5
Must be seen to be appreciated Boat 10.
Chesapeake Bay. or phone Falls Ch 1926
SAILBOAT, 14lz #. 2.s-h D. outboard anc
ali equipment Complete, $500 cash
Moored at Atchinson's Dock; in Alexandria
Atchinson's parking area, Ia blks., right
from foot Of King st. 10 am. until sold.
SPEEDBOAT, 15-ft, with 25-h.p, 4-cyl
95-cubic-ineh Universal marine motor. both
new; sacrifice for cost. $50 Maine ave
BOAT EQUIPMENT. ! compass, 4 jacket
iife preservers;, folding deck chairs. 4
e eusnons s'Essi life
mattresses l soft. cruiser. Call RA
OUTBoARD MOTOR. late model. ship
CABIN CRUISER, 4sxls #. If you want
a comfortable seaworthy, all-yeaT home
painted, modern conveniences oil heat
eiiee,rie eiec. ,- 1eirigeTasoI: tSn Ford conver'
1anFs
and Inez." 1900 Maine ave s.w, A. P
EpiShubE m and s sto I ousSosro Sas sunSsS motor.
| and parts: used parts factory representa-
WANTED-S6-to-3s boat suitable fol
coastwise cruising. CAPT. J. c. WALKER
| 1908 N. Harvard st, Arlington, Va. OK
| ford 0s92 or RE 600 Ext. 41s0.
3O-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 1l-foot beam
custom built. Owner went in service. In
terror unfinished. 100 hp. motor. Price
| $4,000. Ask MIR. HARRIS at Wsshingtor
Boat and Engine Co; 18th and Pa. ave
Sc. under SoUsa Bridge
WANTED-Outboard motors. resardless o.
size. or condition: cash for same. 731
FOR sALE-1s-ft. Bermuda-rieged sail,
boat. Slip Il, Columbia Yacht Club
Cal Ex 1910. Ext. 3s5. OF WI. 1775
BOAT. snipe sailboat: top condition: BY
servicemsn being transferred: priced fol
| quick sale Cali CHI. ,2494 after / pm.
CABIN CRUISER. 33-ft.. loft. beam, good
hull, Kermath marine motor. At 1928
CHARLEY'S MARINE RAILWAY
RUNABOUT, l6 Old Town mahogany
decked: used times like new: S35O: with
out motor. Docked at Columbia Yacht
| Club, see steward. 81
ERNEST LIsKEY q ASSOCIATE. nava
architects, yacht brokers. S04 18th st
nv. Wash. D. G. RE l4s4.
2S' 1885 Chris-Craft. 1910 motor S3,35(
| so Fla. houseboat, in commission 6,25(
| go Elco. > 1897 Chryslers ~ 1885
| 30 Marconi Visitor sloop -- 1856
35 Marconi sloop 1929 5,45t
50 Lawley Marconi schooner II $50
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FARM 8 GARDEN.

TOP SOIL-Mixture OF composted ma
nure, fertilizer and top soil known as
mushroom soil; the best to top dress
your lawn. to fertilize your Victory gar
den and to enrich and tighten your flower
and shrubbery borders. WA, 3434.
.!lR TRACTOR, Farman H, on rubber. Pooles-
ylls rus SsS9. sny5 .na ru,,ncu n,,r s.,,,.
cred: DU. 0115, DE- 633T.
MANURE. rotted, mixed, $3.50 per &c
bu. delivered. WA. 4593.
YELLOW FIELD CORN for sale. 200 bbls
to be taken from feld this week. W. r
TkHcToEsA esrS types or faT% eauipmens
straw and feed. Falls Church 2190. IL
HAY MOWER. DeeTins wheel plow. har-
for tractor. all for $50. 3401 East
Mess EIYslN{E lhl{hCsyI UsIr or TX s2s5 ~ .,,..
viii sell to landscapers. ASHTON NURs-
EERNFPscSSfPiEo ERsF SSfPio srRyiCsl; aa ays; PRUNING. n,.nt
ing, transplanting, sodding, lawns made
Tsnoya 6 81; ;,s trss oson york 1ssstons gn1lks gn1lk.s,
Spring, Nd, eH. $500.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FOR SALE, Black Angus cows; grade; been
bred; some with calves at SIDE. Seen BY
WiNsnoW vPPSsat%sn' NorSseE Ssslonsi Nd. S'i'' w.
GELDING. black thorouehbred: 16s. yrs
mount and a1Es Courses ST faeS pE
be TEAM sa.S gray M marss; So and yrs old l'sot
bred. Telephone WA. 1885. Knox Knox % rd'.
College Park, 1 block west of Baltimore
30 HOLsTEIN and Guernsey heifers These
age f from m / yea year to ! Years years old DID II Inter r
ested. call Aiexandria 6s12. weekdays only
RIDING HORSES t2l. ! gated: saddles
and brides ri Can Tsn. stable m sse Srs s5a5s M
AT. liz. soss Nichols ave. Sc.
NEW WESTERN SADDLES. brides and
sns son, ss7sf f'sas ST. NV
THOROUGHBRED SADDLE MARE, with
papers. child broken, years old. HI
BAY RIDING MARE, 8 yrs. s1s5; buggy,
sso fsq srEEER asans sH s55
WORK AND RIDING HORSES. ponies, all
sizes; mule colts, cheap; new and used
Western and English saddles; harness, all
Tdss bv aquOs ST ana Rsar snse M Sasons
HORSE-Saddle horse for sale. excellent
| jumper, sound taroushout. spirited. red
roam: may be seen Sunday at Cedar Lane
Farm, opposite Aspen Hill Kennels or call
THOROUGHBRED MARE. gentle, sacrifice
$50; 2 English saddles, brides. 2-horse
plow, $40; single ard double harness G.
Va. Fails Church soos.
HORSE. black. 1,6O0 pounds, 12 yrs. old
good worker. blind, S65. MARTIN T
WEBB, Annandale. Va. Phi. AL. 5916.
BUGGY, rubber-tired, and harness for sale
1O7 Upsal st. Sc. AT. 1929.
S9T s.3y:e rssa sa6 sSS Ss sn sneSfH 5s
tween Falls Church and TysonS & Corner
Leesburg pike, on Route 7s6.
PONY, beautiful an and well mannsrsd, soI. s
miles past Lanham.
MARE, beautiful, black and white spotted
gentle enough for child: 14.3 ride or drive
g;|.ied sgSttea eOlI HaIsW Is mo- Box sSa-R STAR OF
RAM, one. REGISTERED, yearling. Hampshire
25 ewes, 20 registered Angus heifers,
months old, vaccinated: 10 registered An.
gus-bred heifers. vaccinatedi Percheror
a.', stud. coming I Years; / resistered Perch Perch.
eron stud, coming year. Poolesville 1856
MARE, 1. Palimino; l bay 5-Eaited saddle
mare and 3.gaited horses: VANCE
Nd. Phone Locust 1886
STANCHIoNs for dairy barn, approximatel,
?5, with nttinss, 500 for lot. Call Mon.
RIDING HORSE. gentle. and bride: vii
WrTHERs, Clinton. Nd, Danserfieid DR..
PONY, spotted. o years old. quiet for chill,
dren, 3l50; 2 Jersey cows, fresh. 500 ant
S11b; 3-year-old thoroughbred mare. 500
Sinstion Bin, Army " horses. u; cheap: 81 eHsal @
Fssitsd horse. LivINGsTpNs sTABIH
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coAL. Woop. fufL olL.

HARDWOOD and pine. any lenFth; prompt
delivery. Falls Church s22-W-2.
CORDWOOD, cut any length, e0Te oak
guaranteed seasoned. trees felled las,
spMT'ns sM Id. S2l per cord delivered anywhere
CALL THE wooDMAN for prompt de.
livery. Seasoned hardwood logs; NV. sec
ton; small starting pieces in every cord
Sneo 27le. IL
WOOD, dry pine scrap lumber, various
lengths: S14 cord, delivered. 5g25 Branch
ave. Sc. Clinton S9-J
ANDlkONS. fre toois. screens and all IRE
place goods. repaired and refinished D. l.
RR0nMWEIL E1n 9u1 @ 123 18th g nv ME, i134
long. $40; y, cord, Sd; sawed. "a cord
SlI: z cord. So: fireplace, wood same
prices. Used boards and 2x4s, So pei
100 50. IT Phone Jackson 21I3 before
FIRE LOGS, dry hardwood $50 cord.
CGLoNIAL CORDWOOD. DI. 24ib.
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned, cut Is to
20 inches; ceiling price; immediate de.
livery. Phone WO. 275s after 8 pm
OAK AND HICKORY, well seasoned, $50
cord; delivered, Vienna 12W-l1, MR.
.,
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POULTRY g EGGS.

HSHsls fsSfs FoufrRY s' AIN
TURKEYS FoR 'BREEDING-Fine stock
Mammoth Bronze MRS. w. o. PRUITT,
Fairfax. Va. Phone Fairfax 1882.
TURKEYS for breeding. Those desiring
birds selected from 1,500 purebred Belts
vile Small Whites now on hand should
make arrangements before fall marketing
B. SHEPARD. 500 Cumberland ave, Chevy
Chase. Md. WI. 5674
PULLETS, 30 White Leghorn. laying. Ber-
sn sABY 9aai11 Chicks, feed ano pounr, supple.
James Feed Store Inc 61e st. NV
HINES CHICKs-Md u. 8. approved. Pull
lorum controlled Book orders early.
Closed on Sunday. HINES HATCHERY.
Olney Md Ashton 202l
COWAN CHCKS-Breeders OF quality u s.
approved pullorum free. Hatch Wednes-
DAYS. Baby-started chicks. Hatchinss eggs.
COWAN FARMS. Phi. 2341, Bowie. Md
TENDER COOKING CHICKENS, we'll
sta rted, 4 to 5 weeks old. soc each: all
festhered out at & weeks, 4oc: 2-month
broilers: 69c each: 3-month-old fryers. 99c
each: also ready-to-lay puliets and tender
HUNT. West Montgomery ave, Rockville,
TURKEYS - Broad-breasted bronze, for
breeding; 90 hens, 90 toms, excellent con-
dition. JOHN a; GIBSON. spencerville
Nd. Ashton 370S.
call SH. 3712 or SH. 4613.
80 HENS, some laying, for sale cheap
Phone Falls Church 1250-W.
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CONTINUED on Next PAssJ
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rARM . GARDEN te.as., .

BETTER LAND6CAPING-Attrac 0x-
.or S and hgd r:
by what one may see without; experienced
nnGs i6s Is o hs er
setting and arrangement are the result
Of long experience; plant and soil food
eaua e ry buus ton that
er spread @ soDso 0Ge 70 ie eV out
por eaper s01S psnt snd
shade trees planting, seeding. hagstons
grn,S5d walks, terra terraces: rock gardens. pools.
age, waterproofing. tree surserx log walls
and all Landscape requirements phone for
iss FINK eS'i%sts poGwdboS bns0n 4sgs B.sat,u
MnEREDITH cAPPER. Fails Church 1917.
PEkENNiALs; large variety Of held-arown
IN NUNS and asters; azaleas in wide Sc
q Chain Bridge Hiii. CHARLES MORRIS,
RICH BLACK ToPsorL. screened, no fer
tlIizer hn needed; e save s money; bu;, So; 10
RosEBtsHksEseerSGloonmslnssn' EeltG nslsn'i moetby SetsM p
ysar-olds. field grown; strong, healthy
and Phone US orsers ssn sou sou
d0z df3m,.A5 Many new and old yaristiss Also
NGRsER1Esi Beitsvilie sae Md. WASH sEssks -Bslso.
blvd Phone Berwyn 746-J after pm.
FENCE POSTS. chestnut. over 100, 8 to
KenIir " ~; wiae' to y It, long. 75c TO 81 ga.
corn, s1I ~ u 8. i q. hybrid; h yellow. dent.
TREES Or kfMov9p fise fiD cH ss trimmed
expert workmen: work covered by insur-
ane. In n 70 ror estimates. call Union oas2 g.
dRAibak iess I'm ,svs ssshes s, pneumatic tires
$3.50 Bowie 264I.
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BIDS CALLED FOR IN NAMING
 OF PERSONNEL

Monday evening, May 8+h, the Nome City Council met in the of flee of the city clerk with Coun- cilman Charles D. Jones. absent.
 The report of the fire chief was read, and 1t was noted that John Olson resigned April 30, and Andy Ottorson resigned May 2nd.
 During the month of April, $655 in fines was collected from AS arrests.
 In the report of the present fire and police chief was included a statement to the effect that he would not stay in office after noon of May 10th, unless his salary was increased to S325 per month.
 The council agreed to sell sev- eral lots in the east end of town to Mrs. Helen Bockman
 The budget for the fiscal year for the Nome Territorial School, presented by the school board, was approved in the amount of S7,401. 40
 Salaries for the coming year were set by the council at $500 for the chief and $250 for other fire and police employees of the city.
 Bids were set for the office of fire and police chief and other fire and police employees, to be returned by 500 p. m. May 22nd.
 To be certain that Nome would not be without a chief of police and fire chief, the council then appointed Arthur Fields to take over the duties as acting chief of police, with Eph Wheeler as his assistant until midnight of May 22nd, and V. G. Binks) Seiffert accepted the duties of fire chief until May 22nd, the next council meeting night.
 Mayor Anderson appointed Pete Reader as chairman of the streets and alleys committee, to replace V. G. Seiffert, who resigned the chairmanship because of other du- ties.
 The council discussed the in-
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-10

A number of important changes in Maximum Price Regulation No 194, under which commodities Sh pped into Alaska for resale are priceds are covered in Amendment No. 12 to MPR l94, Mildred R. Hermann, Territorial Director, announced recently.
 The most significant change is the incorporation of an alterna- tive method of price determlna- ton in cases where the seller is unable to determine hs maximum price by the direct cost plus mark-up formula In such a sit uation, the amendment specifics that the sellers ceiling price shall be the same as the ceiling price of hIS closest competitor for the same or similar commodity as de- termlued by h,s competitor by the application of such formula. Heretofore the selled was required to apply to the Territorial Direc- tor in Juneau for authorization of a maximum price. The alterna- tive method of pricing will permit a seller to arrive at his own ceil- ing prices expeditiously, and with out the inconvenience or delay necessarily encountered in estab- lishment of prices by administra- tive action, Mrs. Hermann stated.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-10
Important Changes Are Made In
 Alaska Price Regulations By OPA
THE NOME NUGGET

She emphasized, however, tha. the general level of prices under the regulat on will be maintained.
 The definition of "the direct cost to the seller" has been re- vised to provide that the direct cost shall be based on the sellers purchase from a customary sup plier. at no higher than the sup pliers ceiling price, and the GUS tomary means of transportation. This ac' ion was taken, OPA said, because instances of retailers buy -ng from other retailers, of sellers receiving shipments by plane, and re-routing goods through Canadian ports, have been numerous. The revised defi- hilton will prevent use of infla- tionary elements in the calcula- tion of landed costs. Remoe and inaccessible areas which were customarily supplied by plane will not be affected by this ac'ion, OPA emphasized.
 Further to curb inflationary practices, the amendment also in corporates a provision prohibiting pyramiding of markups in rams actions between retailers and be- tween wholesalers If during the base period, November to De- cember 6. 194l, wholesaler sold only to retailers, or retailer
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-10

sold only to consumers the whole salers, or retailer, must apply to the Terri orIaI Director in Juneau for markup. It is expressly pro vided that a wholesaler who sells to another wholesaler may not use the markup he took on his sales to retailers, and retailer who sells to another retailer may no' use the markup he took on his sales to consumers.
 A new section is added which incorporates an administrative ruling that a person who buys 9 business is bound by the ceiling prices of the seller of the busi- ness. The seller must either pre- serve and make available, or turn over, to the buyer all records of transactions prior to the transfer which are necessary to enable the transferee to comply with the record and filing provisions of the regulation.
 All these actions are taken in Amendment l2 to MPR l94, eff fective April II, l944. Copies of the amendment will soon be in the hands of OPA field offices and board clerks for distribution, and it is expected that collation. of MPR 1924 to include all amend ments will shortly be released and made available to the trade, Mrs. Hermann announced.
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Surance on the school building, deciding that it should be increas- ed, but the issue was tabled until next meeting
 Councilman Seiffert presented a request in behalf of the North ern Light & Power Co.,, for the ely clerk to send a letter of rec ommendation to the WIPE, so that delivery time for the three new power units, which the company have received priority to pur- chase, could be lessened so that they might be shipped on Ehe last boat. After. a short discussion the council agreed.
 The council requested the clerk to write a letter of thanks to C. F. Yenney, the outgoing chief, for his services.
 The meeting then adjourned.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-10
CANNES ROMp OVER GROUNDS OF RICHARDSON

FORT RICHARDSON, Alaska Like many another Army post in Alaska, Fort Richardson has lit erally gone to the dogs, and the authorities have decided 10 do something about it.
 The post is overrun with can ines of all sizes and shapes, from small domestic types to large beasts with a definite strain of wolf blood Many organizations can now boast a full squad of dogs, the birth rate is high, and the situation is becoming more serious with every litter of pups
 Soldiers here can sill have their pets, but are now required 10 regise CT them. have them inoc- ulated for rabies and obtain dog tags for them. Pvt Vann Quiroga of Pensacola, Fla, has been ap pointed dog catcher to enforce the measure.
 A dog pound with individual dog houses and runways has been built in, of all places. a nearby prisoner of war interment camp which is not in use. One of the first five tagless dogs to land in the bastille was a brown Springer Spaniel, property of It. Gen. Si- mon Bolivar Buckner, Jr., Alas kan Department commander, who is himself a dog lover. It was quickly claimed by the general.
 Quiroga is making regular pa trols through the post and can ines that can't prove by their dog tags that they have been reg istered and vaccinated are thrown in the clink. A description of the inmates" is published for three days in the posts daily bulletin, so that owners may claim them.
 Captain F. L Meyer, veterina- rian, estimates there are at least 200 dogs on the post. Approxi- mately half of them have already been vaccinated.
 It is hoped some of the un- claimed dogs can be placed with responsible owners. Captain Meyer said his office received frequent requests for pet dogs, the only hitch being that they usually desire a specific type and some of the vagrant canines have few redeeming features.
 The dog pound will also be available for boarding out pets while their soldier masters are on leaves or furloughs. The charge for this service will be 50 cents a day, to cover food and other expenses.
 Most of the pos dogs are faith ful to only one organization, and come to be identified with that unit Certain celebrities among the canine colony are known by name to nearly every soldier on this large post.
 One good example of this is Jeff, Husky sled dog long since retired, who is a regular blood donor at the veterinarian clinic. when sick or injured dog is in need of a transfusion. Big and healthy, Jeff doesn't seem to mind it much, and he is usually re- Warded with a good dinner.
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COLD STORAGE PLANT FOR NUNIVAK

A knocked-dow cold storage plant, purchased recently by the Reindeer Service from the U. s. Army, is at Nome harbor await ing delivery to Nunivak Island by Frank Williams Meteor. Surplus Nunivak reindeer will be frozen for shipment in connection with reducing the 23,000 reindeer now grazing on he island. Reduc- ton is necessary to protect plant life against overgrazing,
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NOTICE,

Written applications will be re- ceived at the office of the City Clerk, until 500 D. m., Monday, May P, 1914, for the following positions at Nome Fire Station: Chief of Police and Fire Dept, S30000 per month.
 Engineer, S25000 per month. Driver, S250.00 per month. Two @ Utility Men, $250.O0 per month. each.
 NOME CITY COUNCIL,
 By CARRIE M. McLAIN,
 City Clerk. May l0-12-15-17-19-22.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Pontiac sedan. De- Luxe Eight Completely over hauled. Inquire Nome Nugget FOR SALE-96-b base soprano ac- cordian. Inquire Billy Smith.
 Advertise 1t Tn The Nugget.
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ATC EVENTS

Non Commissioned Officers meet at the High School Arm orY Friday night al 1900 hours.
 Dance al the Native school Saturday night for members and prospective members.
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partijos konvencijoje.
Ar tas gelbes jiems surinkti
delegatus nominacijos gavimui
! pasirodys trumpoje ateityje.
| Temytojai sake, nors Will
kie savo vazinejimais gauna
dikciai publikacijos, taciau de-
legatu palinkimas esas prie
New Yorko valstijos guberna.
tOriaus Dewey, kuris dar nera
pasisakes ar kandidatuos.
Nominavimas kandidato bus
partijos konvencijoje, ir al
items kurie patys save perss
pavyks gauti nominacijas ia
dar klausimas.
Demokratu PARTIAL susida
70 klausimas kas butu tinka
mas kandidatu is jig puses je
atsitikime Roosevelt nekandi
datuotu ketvirtam terminui
Sakoma, Demokratu partij
! taip ipuole politiskan bankru
tan pastaru astuoniu metu be
gyje kad turetu daug bedo
surasti tinkama kandidata je
atsitiktu taip kad Prezidenta
Roosevelt politiskais sumet
mais ar del sveikatos pasitraU
: Iktu is politikos lauko.