Nazi Authorities
Seize Palace Of
Catholic Primate
BERLIN, May 30 OP) — Nazi
authorities seized the palace of
Archbishop Sigismund W a i t z,
Catholic Primate of Germany,
and removed all furniture and
turned the historic building over
to the black-shirted elite guard
troops.
The Archbishop was out of
town yesterday on a religious
mission when furniture vans
drew up at the palace and a doz
en workmen carried out all the
furnishings which were placed
in storage.
The Archbishop was notified
last month that the government
would no longer permit him to
use the palace as such as it con
tended that it was property of
the state.
Waitz appeared directly before
Hitler, asking him to rescind the
order but Hitler took no action.
Local authorities finally decid
ed to move out the primates
possessions, bag and baggage.
Don't forget to leave yo-.tr nam*
and address for the Nugget to b«
sent to you via airplane at you»
mining camps, from now on.
ANNOUNCEMENT
List of furnishings for home
for sale between now and July
1st:
. Double day-bed without mat
tress.
Hoosier Kitchen cabinet.
One Grafonola with records.
One new all-metal wringer for
elothes.
One wash copper boiler.
One wash tub
Cooking utensils and dishes.
Bread mixing pan. 2 dish pans.
One aluminum cake griddle.
Two new C’olman gas lamps
with 24 mantels and 6 extra gen
erators.
Camp chair. Ironing board on
folding stand.
One gasoline iron
3 special sad irons.
One hand operated portable
sewing machine.
INQUIRE
125 D STREET
FRATERNAL ORDERS
I. O. O. F.
NOME LODGE NO. A-5
Meets second and fourth
Friday of each month 8 p.m.
Odd Fellows Building
L. O. O. M.
No. 1413
Meets third Monday
of each month
Odd Fellows Hall, 8 p. m.
Dr. W. A. Rystrom
DENTIST
First Avenue West
Phone Main 22
Lyons & Orton
Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska Building
Seattle, Washington
Thos. R. Lyons Ira D. Ortor
CIIAS. CAVEY
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Beers.
FRONT ST. NOMB.
Pioneer Water Co.
Arrange Now for Your Winter
....Delivery of Fresh Sparkling..
Spring Water.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE.
NELSON and BULLOCK
Phone Black 44
Warns Chief of
Staff Of Plot to
Overthrow Govt.
WASHINGTON, May 31 OP) —
Major General Van Horn Mos
I eley, retired, testified that he re
peatedly “warned” General Mal
in Craig, army chief of staff,
about a plot to overthrow the
government.
Moseley told the House com
mittee on unAmerican activities
that he received information of
the plot in so-called “music
scores" sent him by James Camp
bell- of Owensboro, K., a reserve
army officer. The committee had
been told previously that the
music scores contained the in
formation picked up by a waiter
in the exclusive Harmonie Club
of New York and then transmit
ted to Dudley Gilbert, New York
society figure.
Mt. Veniaminof
Still Erupting
PERRY VILLE, May 30 (/Pi —
Lamps are being lighted in the
daytime as ashes and smoke from
■ erupting Mount Veniaminof dark
ened the sky.
Residents show no panic but
have been ready to evacuate con
stantly since May 23 when the
volcano first erupted.
Smoke, steam and ashes are
forced thousand of feet high
daily and fire is visible skyward
nightly with a continuous rum
bling like thunder.
Caribou seem to be bunching,
fearing the smoke and ashes,
which are blackening the coun
1 try and hampering vegitation,
maybe meaning a scarcity of
game next winter.
Hold Your Breath
The night was still as death.
I met her in the garden
I know she knew her onions,
I could smelil them on her
breath.
I left her in the garden,
She breathed a fragrant sigh.
Her best friends wouldn’t tell her
So why 'the heck should I?
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POOL ON FIRST BOAT
Much interest is being taken in
the pool on the arrival time of
the first passenger boat S S Col
umbia. at the Polar Bar, where
guesses can be made until 12
o’clock noon, on June 6, 1939
The official time of anchoring
will be taken from the Captain’s
log book. Guesses will include
the day hour & minute and will
be onlv for the S S Columbia
Gue^.es will be one dollar per.
the winner take all. This is not a !
business proposition, but is just
to take up the slack and create a
little interest during now and the
time the passenger vessel arriv
es. Other busmess houses have
started minute pools on the ar
rival time, to create a little in
terest.
Air Sleepers for Alaskans
For the first time in history,
Alaskans making combination
steamer-iplane trips to the United
States can board giant air sleep
ers directly at Seattle.
As the latest innovation in air
travel, Malnliner sleeper ships
are being operated directly in
and out of the Puget Sound city
by United Air Lines. Features
include 12 berths, 6 feet 5 inches
long and wider than a twin bed;
separate dressing rooms for men
and women, and a sky room
where passengers may chat, have
a midnight lunch or play cards
before retiring. Alaskans arriv
ing in Seattle by steamer and
boarding the Mainliner sleeper at
4:45 p.m. can retire when they
choose and wake up in Chicago
at the breakfast hour. New York
is reached shortly after luncheon.
According to United officials,
the sky sleeper services are ex
pected further to stimulate stead
ily increasing steamer-plane trav
el to and from Alaska. The fact
that residents of the United Stat
es can leave points as distant as
the Atlantic seaboard and make
round trips by plane and steam
er to Alaska within the limits of
a two-weeks’ vacation is be;ng
emphasized in United’s .spring
and summer vacation travel pro
motion throughout the East, Mid
west and California.
FOR SALE
Child’s Crib, Radio, Dishes,
Coleman Gas Plate, 5 ft. Skiis,
Water Pump, etc.
Inquire of V. C. Widney
A MAN OF LITTERS. Dr. Alan Roy Dafoe who ushered
the Dionne quintuplets into the world, is shown as he was ini
tiated recently into New York’s Circus Saints and Sinners, a fun
club. As the “fall guy,” he was well labeled.
FATHER, FIVE CHILDREN DIE IN FLAMING HOME
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Charles Holmick and five Helmick children died in a fire in th e;r home at Oitoumwa, la. Mrs.
Ildmick and five other chldren were able to escape from the h euse. but two of the children
were so badly burned it was feared they, too. might die. Fire of fieial blamed kerosene used to
start a kitchen fire for the baze. Firemen are shown removing b cdies of the children.
GERMAN WARSHIPS HEAD FOR SPANISH WATERS
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Two Goman warships, the Deut shland (foreground) and the Graf Spee (upper left), are shown
in this picture, sent by radio fr m London to New York, as they slcamed through the English
channel enroute to Spanish wattts for maneuvers. Painly visible on the stern oi the Deutsch
land is the Nazi flag.
GARNER PINCH-THROWING FOR ROOSEVELT
Subbing for President Roosevelt, Vice-President Garner tossed out the first ball as the Yankees
and the Senators opened the baseball season in Washington. With the vice president as he makes
his throw are, left to right: Sen. Robert LaFollette, Sen. Charles McNary, Sen. Carter Glass, Gar
ner, Bucky Harris, manager of the Senators, James A. Farley, and Joe McCarthy, manager of the
New York Yankees