Chapman Interior
U ndersecre tar y
WASHINGTON, (/P) —Oscar
Chapman, thirteen years assistant
secretary of the Interior, yester
day became undersecretary. He
was sworn in by Associate Justice
Rutledge. Interior Secretary Krug
said that Chapman would “be the
best undersecretary in the history
of the department.”
SEATTLE, Mar. 29, (£>)—'Two
more persons have died in an out
break of what is described by
j King County health authorities as
1 a virulent type of smallpox,
j brought from the Orient by re
, turning servicemen. This bring to
five, the number of such deaths.
Wholesale vaccinations by
county and city health authorities,
and business firms for employees
| continued after the arrival of |
! large supplies of vaccine by air I
• from the East.
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laws governing forcible entry; also
appropriate slightly over $15,000
for health department for ex
penses for period ending March 31
next year.
Governor Gruening send a mes
sage to the House and Senate stat
ing he has received advices from
the director of the Divisioh of
Territories that Delegate Bartlett’s
bill to authorize the Alaska Rail
road to operate ocean going ves
sels had been killed by opposition
of the Maritime Commission. It
now appears almost certain that
when the vessels are turned back
to private ownership the steam
ship company will refuse to oper
ate them in Alaska trade unless
successful in obtaining the rate in
creases which are now proposed.
The Governor suggests quick
action be taken by the Legislature
in the creation of a transportation
authority, authorized to operate
vessels, but the power to be ex
ercized only in case of an emer
gency.
Governor Gruenmg appeared
this forenoon before the bar of the
Senate of the Territorial Legisla
ture to answer charges contained
in the Walker memorial seeking
his removal from office. The Gov
ernor stated he was ready to ans
wer all questions.
Walker started w’ith several
minor subjects expected to lead
up to the important issues, before
packed Senate chambers. The
questioning continued all of the
afternoon session.
Charges Prove Flop
JUNEAU, Mar. 29—After a big
build-up the Senate’s hearing on
charges brought against Governor
Gruening proved a flop. The ex
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ecutive was able to show most of
the sallies launched at him were
based on opinion or trivality.
The charges brought were minor j
in character and fully explained
as several Senators mildly inter- (
rogated him relative to the sub
jects contained in the memorial
asking for his removal. The me- j
morial must now come up before
the Senate for final disposal. Both
morning and afternoon hearings
were conducted before packed
chambers.
REV. AMUNDSEN TO
ASSIST AT HIGH SCHOOL
Rev. R. Amundsen will assist in
the Nome High School during the
absence of Mrs. Cameron.
Meetings
FOR MEN ONLY
Special movies will be shown at j
the High School Gym next Mon
day evening, April 1. at 7:30. All
men are invited to attend.
Capt. H. G. Miller.
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CLASSIFIED ADS j
FOR SALE—Oil burning kitchen ,
range. $50. 3rd and D St. ltp
FOR SALE—Extra fancy, small
and solid, Delicious Apples. $8.00 !
per box. Phone Black 79. 37-2t
FOR LEASE—Good business lot,
southeast corner Lanes Way and
1st Street, across from Tele
phone office. Call Nevada Main
20. 37-3t
KEYS—We can duplicate any
make of key. Leave orders at
Nugget Office. 35-tf
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THEATER
Vomit, Alaska
2 Shows. Mar. 29. 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“SONG OF NEVADA”
ROY ROGERS
SONS OF THE PIONEERS
Also "FOX AND HOUNDS"
And "ZOOT CAT"
1 Show, March 30, 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“IRON MAJOR”
PAT O'BRIEN. RUTH WARRICK
Also "MAIL TROUBLE"
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2 Shows, Mar.21, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“CRY OF TJHE
WEREWOLF
NINA FOCH. STEPHEN CRANE
Also "TASK FORCE"
"PLENTY BELOW ZERO"
1 Show. April 1 and 2, 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
DESTINATION TOKYO'
CARY GRANT,
JOHN GARFIELD
Also "WILD HARE"
1 Show, April 3 and 4, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“HERE WE GO AGAIN” i
FIBBER McGEE AND MOLLY
BERGEN AND MCCARTHY
Also "THE PHANTOM" No. 2
Montreal is the largest inland
port in the world.
SERVICE CLEANERS
4th and B Streets—Opposite School House
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QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickleson, Props.
Prompt and Courteous Service
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