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COMMITTEE TO BREAK
DOWN WAR III’MOBS
(By The Associated Tress)
WASHINGTON, April 23. A spec
ial munitions senate investigating
committee disclosed that It is go
ing to track down the sources of
“rumors of war between the Un
ited States and Japan.”
MIIMM.E COURSE 1*01 JOY
ESSENCE OK NEW OKAIj
i By The Associated Press)' .
NEW YORK, April 23. Hull
named the middle course recovery
policy of “sound liberalism, as the
very essence of the New Peal".
At the annual luncheon of the As
sociated Press, Hull tossed aside
all talk of dictatorship. The Roose
yelt rehabilitation program he said
you Id preserve “all fundamentals
of popular government, tt is nev
er wise especially in a time of
crisis to hearken too much to ex
< tieme reactionary or extreme radi
cal policies.’’
TAMM ANN I.KAHEli BKI’OSEO
Illy TIip Asso' iiited Press)
Jftoyv YORK. X pi U 22 Tlu>
’ Tammany Hall Rxecuiiye Cmnfcnit
tee for the first time in history,
deposed its leader, ousting John
K*. Curry, by ',a vote of fourteen
and one-third to ten and one
sixth. A Triumvirate is expected
to )>p named to operate the hall.
'Curry defended his record and
asked support in an Impassioned
plea, challenging the committee’s
right to oust him by saving. “I
was elected for a term of five
year? and can only be removed
under charges”. He refused to re
sign, so they put him out regard- |
less.
PURTHKR WlPNAPPINd
<Dy The Associa'el I t ess)
MlNNTBAPOI^IS. April 26, Mary
Carline, aged five years, kidnap
ped while playing near her home,
by a man who drove up and bund- '
led {her into a car and drove off,
was found and returned to her
parents today. Several hours after
tfhe had beeii kidnapped, she. was
located alone,' about, a mile and
a half from where she was taken.
She was immediately taken to the
hospital to determine if she had
been criminally attacked.
COMMITS Sl'KTDK
( Itv The Associated Press)
ABBRDEBN. Aprl 24, Mrs. Daisy
Haas, seventeen years old. shot
herself to death after a quarrel
with her husband. She left a
note saying she couldn't go on
any longer.
RANCH' H.AUi FIGHT FATAh
i By The Associated Press)
nONTRALIA, April 24, Stabbed
and slashed sixteen differnt tim
es in a fight after a 4.ance at
Onalaska, Vernon Rung, nineteen
years of age, died here today.
STKAMKR \<;itor\l* IN' F< X,
(By The Associated Presfe)
SEATTI-E, April 2t>. The Paci
fic Steamship Co., vessel "Enter
prise". went aground in the Col
umbia River off Skamokawa. Wash
ington, last night. The "J. L.
Luekenbach", which was near
Three Tree Point, has sailed ov
er to her to see if any aid is re
quired. A dense fog has obscure 1
the river for some time,, but- it
is believed the vessel is not dam
aged, and can he refloated again
at Jiigh tide.
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WASHINGTON. 'ApW 26. The j
House bill extending the general ;
mining laws of the United States '
applicable to placer claims in Al
aska, was passed* today by the
Senate, with the stipulation that j
*clalms heretofore acquired would
not be affected.
LOANS FOR ALASKA
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(Py The Associated Press)
. WASHINGTON, April 25. Dele
gate Anthony J. Dimond said Wed-,
nesday that the Home Owners
Loan Corporation had ~ arranged
to handle loans to Alaska through
a Seattle' office which will name
Appraisers it). Alaska. He said
"this proceedure has ben adopted
in order to avoid considerable ex
pense incident to tho establish
ment of an agency in the Terri
tory. There would be no delay and
much less expensq under this ar
rangement."
OUT FOK GOVERNOR'
(By The Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, April M.PlwIg
ing support, to the principles of
the new deal, George Creel, not
ed publicist, today announced bis,
candidacy for the democratic nom
ination for governor of California.
lie immediately submitted his
resignation as regional chairman
of the National Emergency Coun
ci. He stated he planned to earry
on. an aggressive campaign.
BILL GOES TO PRESIDENT
( By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. April 2 5, Con
gress today sent the bill guaran
teeing Home Loan bonds, to the
White House, without any amend
0
ment, yrheh Roosevelt signified fie
would endorse, to outlaw politics
ill selecting employees for the
Home Loans Corporation.
Senator Norris, republican from
Nebraska, and a supporter of
Roosevelt's plans, made a final,
futile effort to inject an amend
ment. He predicted the omission
might result in defeat for Roose
velt when he comes up for reel
ecton.
NAVAL DESTROYERS TO
VISIT ALASKA SOON
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, April 22. The
Navy notified Delegate Dimond that
destroyers are *o cruise Alaskan
waters this summer, visiting Ket
chikan and Juneau, then stopping |
at Sitka from) July third to July
fifth.
MARINES PARTIAL BLONDES j
^“Flagg" and "Quirt” have gone
blonde!
In Raoul. Walsh’s Fox produc- |
tion, "Women of All Nation’s",
which opens Tuesday at the Dream
Theatre, and which depicts the
further adventures, love making,
and fighting of these two immort
al leathernecks, as portrayed by
Victor MaDaglen and Edmund
Lowe, their chief allure Is the
mtost gorgeous blonde of stage
or screen, the Nordie Greta NIs
sen.
In ‘‘What Price Glory" which
introduced “Flagg" and "Quirt",
to the screen, the almond eyed,
raven haired Dolores De Rio was
their chief charmer. In the re
cord-breaking follow-up "The Cock
Eyed World”, the fascinating Lily
Damita, wihose coloring was of a
tltian shade, caused them much
woe and warfare, and now conies
the truly blonde Greta Nlssen,
whose coloring and Ivory skin
caused a famous writer to refer
to her as “The Perfect Pearl”,
and leads the fighting buddies a
merry chase through the most hi
larious adventures.
This time the rough and rowdy
dame chasers take their audienc
es to Nicaragua, Panama, Sweden
and right Into the midst of a har
em in Turkey, on the most excit
ing adventures they have ever
lu:d. El BTemlel Is also featured.
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LOCALNEWS
KOI'ST AIRWAYS MOVT^fflNTH
Pilot Frank Wlialey oT the
Roust Airways took off Wednes
day for Fairbanks with Professor
SohmHdt and George Ushakoff as
passengers. He was met at Tana
na by pilot Pollock ffont Fairbanks
with Clinton Gray, and Mrs. Char
lotte Howe us passengers for Nome.
After staying overnight at Ruby,
Pilot Whaley came on to Nome
with Mrs. Hpwe and Clinton Gray,,
arriving Thursday.
Pilot Whaley took ofT again
Thursday for Deeting, Candle,
Kotzebue mid Kiana. He return
ed to Nome Friday. He carried
passengers and mail and express.
N'KW MOOHR OFFICERS
INSTALLER MONDAY
At regular meeting last Monday
Thi Loyal Order of Moose install
ed : i s newly elected officers, the
instilling officer being Past Dict
ate! Norvin Lewis,
Following are those installed:
Dictator, Julius Patterson
Vice Dictator, Oscar Lay
Prelate, Albert Miller.
Secretary, W. H. Koclr
Treasurer, Arthur Wright.
Scrgt ant-at-Anns. ....
Inside Guard, Pete Nicco
Outside Guard Chas, Berg
Trustee, short term.'Peter Sath
er.
Trustee' Year Term. Louis
Nasht uwetig.
PRIMARY ELECTION HELD
TUESDAY VERY QUET
Tlic Primary Election held last
Tuesday,. April 241.h was a very
411114 : ail-air.. although e- good vote
was registered by both parties.
170 Republican votes and 161
Democratic votes were cast in
Nome. The Nome vote put Le
roy Sullivan, Nels Swanb4rg Sr..
A. G. Blake, and J. C. Kennedy
in the "our leading positions on the
republican ticket, for representa
tives. On the Democratic Ticket,
the four leading v candidates for
representatives under the Nome
vote were Tolbert Scott, Ernest
Balsiger, Howard Lyng, and,Gar
net Martin.
With sixteen preiinets, includ
ing Nome received todate, the
four leading republican candidat
es retain their same positions.
The order changed on the demo
cratic ticket making it Tolbert
Scott, Howard Lyng, Garnet Mar-*
tin, Arthur Chamiberlain. j*
For further detailed Informa
tion as regards the standings of
all the candidates, please refer
to the tabulated table which a|v»
pears on page four of this is
sue. ,
The remaining precincts yet to
be heard from are White Moun
tain, rDime Creek, Stoyahok, Tay
lor and Shtingnak.
SOURDOUGH,. STATIONERY FOR
SALE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX
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Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appoint
ed School Tax Collector for Nome
School District, in conformity with
Chapter 29, Alaska Session Laws,
1919. _ _
All male persons between the
ages of twenty-one and fifty years
except soldiers, sailors in U. S.
Navy or Revenue Cutter Service,
volunteer firemen, paupers and
insane persons, are subject to tax
in sum at Five ($5.00) Dollars.
Should you be living in Alaska
on or prior to the first Monday In
April,' 1934,. said tax shall be due
and payable on said first date and
shall be delinquent after May 1st,
1934.
Should you arrive in Alaska
later than first date above men
tloned, tax will he delinquent
§j MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OP ALASKA
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S Established 1901
R1 General Hanking Business
i Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried P
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Cheek
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased
Wa Solicit Your Business
i ' itlSHOi* CANNON ACQUITTED
thirty (3n) days after your ar-1 ™ . _
, 'v . . ,,„VQ (Bv The Associated Press) „
I rival, or within ten (10) (lays »■_ " «.
ialtar no,to. I. nlvon you.. «M*HWOTON. Apr,, 27 lil.hop
All persons, firms or corpora-1Cannon and s* uiroi‘B VV01®
tilons, employing labor shall fur- acquitted today of a charge of
nish list of employees to collect- conspiracy to violate the election
or and are authorized by law toilaws. Ip Cannon* 1928 campaign
deduct amount or tax from wages agdInst A1 Smirh(
of employees. |
Fines and imprisonment are | SOVIETS KNROUTE STATES
provided by the Act above quot- (By The Associated Press)
I... for those wto fall w neglect to FAIRBANKS. April 27, Proles
pay fax or furnish list of employ- sor Schmidt and George ITshakotf
ee8 boarded the southbound train here
Dated at Nome, Alaska, April Thursday for Seward, where they
20th, 1934. will catch a boat for Seattle. They
M. J. WALSH. are enroute home to Moscow by
School Tax Collector for way of San Francisco, Washington
(he Nome School District, and New York,
DREAM THEATRE
TF© SHOWS SUNDAY, APRIL 20. ?:15_ and 9PM
Quick Millions
WITH
SPENCER TRACY A XP SALLY EILKP.S
ALSO
■‘ClnONE HARMONY” WITH THE BOSWELL SISTERS
f AND
F(TX MOVIETONE NEWS
Admission 55 cents including tax
ONE SHOW TUESDAY, MAY t AT 8 PM
WOMEN OF ALL NATIONS
WITH »
VICTOR MCLAGLKN EDMUND LOWE EL KKENDEL
ALSO
SOUVE NIER
AND / . ' '•*
h - " NEWS KEEL
Admission 75 cents including tax
ONE SHOW FRIDAY, MAY 4 AT 7:®0
THE SEAS BENEATH
WITH
GEO. O’BRIEN AND MARION LKHSING
AIM)
••liOVE BUSINESS” An Our Gang Comedy
Admission 55 cents including tax
ONE SHOW SATURDAY', MAY li. AT 7:30 PM
WILL ROGERS
A CONNECTICUT YANKEE
AND
••FISHING AROUND” A Mickey Mouse Comedy
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Admission 55 cents including tax.
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Passengers Protected by Rigid
Pf?4* Inspection of Equipment and
Casualty Insurance
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