Its success has largely been made
possible by local co-operation. It
is confident that it will be assisted
this year as generously as in the
past, declared Mr. Martin.
A special committee composed of
J. B. Warrack, George Brink. N. L.
Trcast and Wellman Holbrook was
appointed by Acting President
Frank Garnick to have charge of
the Chamber's display.
Phillip See.. Improvemrnts
Juneau is a vastly improved town
compared to what it was when he
left here in 1920. said A. B. Phil
lips. City Superintendent of Schools,
who was a guest of the Chamber
today. He expressed pleasure at
getting back here.
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HOME OF CODE
AUTHORITY IS
DAMAGED EARLY
TODAY IN N.Y.
Bomb Believed to Carry
Message on NR A Prose
cutions—Chicago Print
Shop Partial Wreck
BROOKLYN, N. Y., Aug. 23.
—The home of F. Nathan
Wolfe, Secretary of the Cloak
and Suit Code Authority, was
hum bed early today in what
the police interpreted as a
warning to Wolfe to cease
NRA prosecutions.
The Wolfe family is out of
town but tenants on the first
floor of the double house were
showered with plaster. None
were hurt.
PRINT SHOP BOMBED
CHICAGO, 111., Aug. 23.—
A bomb shattered the win
dows and wrecked the type
forms in the U. S. Printing
Plant, whose owner operates
on the open shop basis. He
refused recently to adhere to
the NRA code prices for
printing.
REPORT THAT
CAPONE GANG
REORGANIZING
Police Make Raid—Nine,
Including Ralph Capone,
Are Under Arrest
CHICAGO. 111., Aug 23 —The po •
lire struck quickly to put down
what they said they suspected was
an attempt of the old Capone gang
to stage a comeback in Cook
County.
