SAJLK AN EXPORT
tiOIA BEOU1ATOS8
(Cuntiaitfd from Pact One)
non-compliance with the terms of
the Executive Order of April fi.
19 33, andjor ti»e Regulations is
eued thereunder, or was held af
ter August 28, 1933 in non-com
pliance with the Executive order
of August 28, 1933 andjor the reg
ulations issued thereunder. Gold
which prior to August 28, 1933,
bad been in the possession of a
bank (except gold in its natural
state purchased by a hank direct
ly from miners and which gold
has not been held by such bank
In non-compliance with the Exec
utive Orders of April 5 and Aug
ust 28, 1933), Mint or Assay Of
fice in the form of coin or bull
ion, will not be received oi, con
signment for sale.
Gold will be received in amounts
of not less than two ounces of fine
.gold and in the following forms:
bars. Kings, buttons, retort sponge,
lumps, grains, and dust in their
native states free fro-m earth and
stone, or nearly so. No consign
ment shall contain less than 200
parts of gold in 1,OOQ. by assay.
In the case of gold forwarded to
a Mint by mail or express, the or
iginal package will not be open
ed until an invoice of the descrip
tion and weight of each such pack
age has been received. When
there is a material discrepancy
between the actual and invoice
weights of a consignment, further
action with regard to it will be
deferred pending communication
with the consigner.
Article 30 Rejection of Gold
by Mint Consignments which are
unsuitable for mint treatment
shall be rejected and returned to
the person delivering the same at
his risk and expense. Consign
ment which the Mint is not satis
fled were recovered from natural
deposits in the United States or
otherwise da not meet the require
ments of these Regulations wili
be disposed of in accordance with
applicable law.
Article 31. Affidavits Accom
panying Delivery of Gold. Every
person delivering to the Secretary
of the Treasury for sale, gold pro
duced exclusively from y mine or
placer deposits owned, controlled
or leased by h'1111 shall at the time
.of the delivery of such gold ill-'
with the Mint a proper affidavit?,
in duplicate, on Form TG-7 pre
scribed for snch purpose by the
Secretary of the Treasure. Every
person engaged in the business of
operating a custom mill, smelter
or refinery shall at the time of
such delivery ^ tile with the Mint a
proper affidavit, i„ duplicate, on
Form TG-8 prescribed by the Sec
retary of the Treasury. M the
person delivering the gold has
purchased the same- in Its natural
state directly from persons who
have recovered such gold front
mines wholly owned, controlled or
leased by the sellers, such' consign
er shall'' accompany the delivery
with an affidavit in duplicate, on
Form To n to which shall be atl
, ached affidavits on Form TO-7 by
each person from whom any of
s licit gold was purchased. One
copy of such affidavit shall be for
warded by the Mint to the Dir
ector of the Mint.
Article 3 2. ItccordN and Re
ports Every persou delivering
gold on consignment for sale shall
keep accurate records of all gold
mined or acquired and such re
cords shall be available for exam
ination by a representative of the
Treasury Department for at least
one yaar after such delivery. Such
persons shall also file with the
Dlroclor of the Mint, on or be
fore the twenty-fifth day of each
month after the date the first de
livery of gold nmde under these
Regulations, a report covering the
period of the preceding calendar
\ iontit, provided, that the first
shall cover the period from April
1, 1933 to that the first report
shall cover the period from April
1, 1 933 to the end of the calendar
month preceding the date of the
report. Such report s’vtll be made
under oath on Form TOR-7, if the
consignor produces gold exclusive
ly from mines or ..placer deposits
which are wholly o&ned. control
led or leased by biffi!'"' tfftd on
Form TGIl-8, if the consignor Is
engaged in the business of operat
ing a custom mill, smelter or re
finery
Article 33. Agreement By <'on
signor No Mint shall , receive on
hehalf of the Secretary of the Trea
sury any gold for sale under the
provisions of the Executive Order
of August 29, 1933, unless the pro
visions of these Regulations have
been fully complied with, and un
til the person owning the gold, or
his duly authorized agent, has
signed a written agreement to ac
cept as conclusive without anv
right of recourse or review, the
determination of the Secretary of
the Treasury, or his duly author
ized agent, as to the amount due
such person as a result of any sale
of the gold deposited.
Article 31. Ilisposit ion of Gold
Received on Consignment for Sale.
When, after delivery of gold on
consignment for sale, the Mint is
satisfied that , the same may prop
erly be sold under the provisions
of the Executive Order of August
29, 1933, and of these Regulations,
and that the consignor has fully
complied with the same, and after
assay, it shall certify to the Fed
eral reserve bank in the district
in which the Mint is located that
it has available for sale, in accord
ance with the said Executive Order
for tlie account of the person by
or on whose behalf the gold was
consigned, the amount of gold
shown by such assay, and shall
also certify the Mint charges ap
plicable thereto.
The said Federal reserve bank’s
are authorized to sell such gold.
S. S. VICTORIA
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OCTOBER and
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JAMES P. DALY. Agent
as nearly as may be ffi the OTder
of testification, to persons licensed
to acquire gold for use in the arts,
industries or professions, at the
price determined by the Secretary
of the Treasury from time to time.
Tiie Secretary of the Treasury will
telegraph daily to tiie Federal re
serve hanks the price which he de
termines is equal to tiie best price
obtainable in the free gold mar
kets of tiie world less expenses in
cident to shipment and sale. The
said banks shall notify the respec
tive Mints of sales made- by them.
If such gold is not sild upon the
day of and the day following Its
certification- to a bank, it shall De
offered for sale to foreign purchas
ers by the Federal Reserve Hank
of New York. The mints shall
inform the Federal Reserve Hank
of New York by telegraph of the
amount of gold so available for
sale in accordance witti the Exec
utive Order of August 29, 1933.
Proceeds of sales, less the charges
| determined by the Secretary, and
Mint charges, shall be paid to the
consignor by the Federal reserve
bank of the district where such
gold Was deposited in cases of
sales nia.de abroad 9 8 per cent of
such net" proceeds shall be paid up
on receipt of telegraphic advice
that payment has been made
abroad; the remainder upon rec
eipt of confirmation by mail
Article 3 5. Export of Gold.
Gold sold to foreign' purchaser un
der Article 34 may be exported
by the Federal reserve tiank of
New York without requirement of
a license. Such bank shall certify
to the Collector of Customs of the
port at which export is to be made
that such gold was so *&old, and
tiie Collector is authorized to per
mit the export thereof without fur
ther lecense.
Dean Aoheson
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
Articles 1 to 28, inclusive, of
the Regulations under the Execut
ive Order issued by the President
, on August 28, 1933 have hereto
fore been released to the Press.
I The above seven Articles relate
; to the consignment for sale of
|>gold recovered from natural depos
its in t lie United States or'*’any
place subject to the jurisdiction j
thereof under the Executive Order |
of August 29. 1933. Articles of:
these Regulations relating to the'
export of fabricated gold will be j
released at an early date,_i...
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One of the most famous novels
about youth and Hollywood, Harry
Leon Wilson’s story of the country i
lad who crashed the studio gates
and made good., will be seen as a
talkie, “Make Me a Star,’’ at the
Dream Theatre, Sunday, October
1 at 7:15 and 9 pin. with Joan
B'londell, Stuart Erwin, Zazu Pitt
and Ben Turpin heading the cast.
The action opens* ' in a small
town in Illinois where Erwin is
the clerk in the general store,
brow-beaten and held in contempt
by almost everyone in the com
munity because of his highfalutin
ideas.
Helen Jerome Eddy, his plain
un-be&ubiful 'girl friend, joins him
in his rabid idolatry of Buck Ben
dbn, the famous m-ovie cowboy
hero, and urges him to go to
Hollywood to emulate the exploits
of the revered Buck. At last
Erwin saves enough money to go
to Hollywood. In the film capital
he tramps from etudlo to studio,
never finding the Elysium he had
ailways 'believed was there.
At last, through the kindness of
Joan Blondell, a hard-boiled “dou
ble,” for a famous star, Erwin
gets his first job before a camera.
He is virtually kicked in fame
for the performance he gives as
serious drama is so terrible that
the directors use its great value as
hilarious comedy, and so he suc
ceeds, a serio-comic, who doesn’t
know why he has made good.
DR. L. W. FROMM
DENTIST
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In the probate court for the St.
Michael Precinct, Second Division,
Territory of Alaska, before Her
bert W. Johnson. U. 8 Commiss
ioner and ex officio probate judge.
In the matter of the estate of
GEORGE A. AKOFF, Deceasedr
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
SOZA AKOFF and PETER AK
OFF. the mother and brother, re
spectively, of George A. Akoff, de
ceased, and whose addresses are
Khristianskoe, IJigorsky, okrug.
North Osetin, Autonomous Pro
vince, U. S. S. Russia, that the
; Administrator of the Estate of
George A Akoff, deceased, has
filed in said court his Final Ac
count as such Administrator, and
that Saturday, the 11th day of
November-, 1933, at the hour of
eleven o’clock in the forenoon of
said day has been fixed by the
Court as the date of hearing the
objections, if any, to said Report,
and that, at said time and place,
the said Probate Judge will at
his office in St.JMHichael, Alaska,
adjudicate and determine who the
heirs and distributees of said de
cedent are.
Ira. D. Orton,
Administrator.
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