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(Freni Nuc;get D.lly Bulletin,)
INVITES RULERS *
TO CONFERENCE
WASHINGTON, April 9. (ff)-—
Invitations were eent Friday night
by President Roosevelt to the cap
itals of the nine leading powers
of the world asking that the heads
of their governments Join him in
the White House in a friendly
conversation and give their views
.is to what is beet to be done for
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the betterment of world conditions.
The moot powerful figures in the
world will be present. Adolph
Hitler was invited from Germany
and Benito Mussolini, from Italy.
The ground will be perpared for
the momentous London economic
conference this summer. Great
Britain already agreed to send
Premier MacDonald on April 15.
Premier Dalabier of France, has
been asked to come. Other nations
invited were Japan, China. Argen
tine, Brazil and Chile.
The conversations will not as
sume the round table forinT7 but
will be conducted individually by
the representatives of each nation.
The President and Secretary
hope to reach understandings with
various nations which will Insure
prompt and decisive action when
the formal conference takes place
at London.
ALL BEER UNDER 8.2 PERCENT
NEW YORK, April 9. —Out
of curiosity, Herbert Schwartz, a
chemist, spent Saturday testing at
random samples of beer from all
local breweries. He found that
the beer averaged 3.001 percent.
Ft ranged from 2.95 to 3.16 per
cent. Not a single sarnie whs
over the legal 3.2 percent.
Congress Of the United States
House of Representatives
Washinton, D. C.
“ March 9
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Alaska
Gentlemen:
It gives me pleasure to advise
you that I have requested the
Record Clerk to mall you a copy
of the Congresslotyil Record.
In view of the fact that the
number of copies allotted to each
member of Congress Is rather lim
ited, I will appreciate it if you
will permit the people in your com
mnnlty to have^aooess to the flies.
ANTHONY J. DFMOND
Delegate
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UPHOLDS UNEMPLOYMENT
RELIEF LAW
OLYMPIA. April 9, <>P)- Warn
ing that China was endeavoring to
allign America against Japan, and
declaring that Japan has fought
two wars on the plains of Man
churia and deosn’t want to flght
any other, was pronounced here by
Yousukg Mateuoka. head of the
Japanese delegation to the League
of Nations, when he addressed
three thousand students of the
Unversity of Oregon from whose
law school be graduated.
He said the reason that Japan
was now in Manchuria was to . se
cure peace, and that the present
government In Manchuria was bet
ter than any in China.
Stressing the desire of Japan for
peace, he said that ever since the
Russo—Japanese war, China has
been trying to get America to
flght Japan.
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LIGHTNING STHIKKH
RTRRKT CAR
PORTLAND, April 9, (A*)—Ten
were Injured, none seriously, when
lightning struck a loaded street
cgr here Friday. About ten others
escaped injury. The police, 'said
that the lightning didn’t strike the
oar directly, but that it was set
afWe by induction. Moat of tha
Injuries were received in a scram
ble to get out of the car.
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(From Nugget Daily JBulletm.)
MURPHY APPOINTED
ATTORNEY—GEN ERAL
WASHINGTON. April 8. (#)
President Roosevelt appointed
Mayor Frank Murphy, of Detroit,
Governor General of the Philipines.
Murphy's selection means that Ho
mer S. Cunjjaiags will (be retained
as Attorney General. A change ia
the cabinet post followed the death
of Senator Walsh of Montana.
Von Papen Visit* Holy .Set
ROME, April 10, (It)—Von Papen
called on Cardinal Pacetti, Secre
tary of State of the Holy See, to
(discuss the relations between Hit
ler's Nazis and the German Catho
lic Center Party and the Vatican,
The Pope will probably ^ receive
Von Papen Wednesday.
Commenting on a - report that
the Pope will seek a relaxation of
the anti Jewish movement, pre
lates characterized these state
ments as hypotheeia. __
CANNOT TALK ABOUT CASE
MOSCOW, April 11. (/P) —The
six British engineers, five of whom
are at liberty on (bail, were warn
ed not to talk a'bout their case
to their countrymen who are here
for their trial Wednesday. Bri
tain is expected to have observers
at the trial. The government and
party organs cemented Ibltterly up
on the Russian embargo passed
by file British parliament.
Dr. Henry Van Dyke Dead
Trenton. <N. J„ April 10, (/P) -
Dr. Henry Van Dyke, formeT am
bassador to the Netherlands, died
today at his Princeton home.
MAIL ARRIVES vIaVlAXK
Pilot Knox of the PAA, arrived
from Fairbanks „ via Yukon Rlrer
mail route this afternoon. He
brought «■ quantity of first class
mall and a cargo of express. O.P.
Russell of Nulato. was a passenger
making his first trip to Nome. Mr.
Russell operates a trading post at
Mulatto. Knox is scheduled to
leave,on his return trip with matt
tomorrow morning.
HASBROUCK'S BODY FOUND
PHRESBURGH, April 10.
—The body of Henry Hasbrouck,
who disappeared New Year’s day
while on a trapping trip, was found
by his brother Edwin. Thursday,
near the home in eight feet o?
water. Edwin reported that his
brother probably broke9 through
the ice while on snow shoes.
The body will, be sent to Olym
pia. Washinton, where relative*
live, for interment. He was a
member of the American Legion
and Odd Fellows.
JAPANESE DELIVER
SMASHING BLOW
OHANtXTHUN. Manchuria. April
10. (JP)—<A smashing Japanese at
ack along a two hundred mile
'ront on the Great Wall was re
ported which resulted in the cap
ure of the city of Lengkow. Jap
inese air scouts reported Chinese
roops making a widespread pan
icky retreat throughout the Lwaa
rivenr valley after having being
Iriven from Lengkow, their last
Srewt Wall stronghold South of
Jebol.
The border is massed with Chin
ese concentrations stubbornly re
sisting assaults. The. Japanese
now claim every important pasa
along the Great Wall. Along tha
Southern border of Jehol the Chin
ese left several hundred dead, in
addition to guns and quantities of
ammunition.
TRIAL FOR HITMAN SAORAFICK
UNnATHD, April 11. (JP)—In
Kentucky the trial of seven rela
tives, charged with human sacra
fice, alaying Mrs. Lucinda Mills, la
nearing the end. Four girls test
ified that they had been suggested
for eacraflce. Four other glrla
testified' that Ora Moore and Mrs.
Trixie Mills placed the Improvised
alter upon which Mrs. Mills was
slain. The Boyd girls said that
-Mills pushed his mother down and
knelt on her chest and shouted in
"an unknown tongue." The mo
ther was strangled to death.
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WEDNESDAY
(From Nugget Daily Bulletin )
ESCAPE WITH BIG LOOT
VANCOUVER, April 10. (/P)-^
Bundits held up the Empire Steve
doring Company and escaped with
seventy-two hundred dollars. They
were armed with revolvers and
shot gune.
LOS ANGELES. April 9. (JP) -
Janet Gaynor, the actress, was
divorced from Lydell Peck, the
screen writer.
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MANCHCKCAN ARMY
THROWN BACK
UNDATED, April 10. „P>—Close
on the foreign reports from Tient
sin that the Manchukuan army ad
vancing in North China proper was
thrown hack from Chingwangtao.
came the Japanese claims that it
was advancing again on that city
in a general drive to end the Chin
ese counter offersive on the Japan
ese positions along the Great 'Wall.
It was announced by the Japanese
that their forces attacked all the
main passes along a two hundred
mile stretch of the wall, forming
the Southern border of Jehol.
VART PROJECT
IR GOING THROUGH
WASHINGTON, April 11. (/P)—
A vast Tennessee valley develop
ment project will be put up to
Congress in a special message
fiorn the President outlining his
plan for putting thousands of Job
less to work. The program in
cludes government operation of
Muscle Shoals, flood control, agri
cultural rehabilitation and naviga
tion improvement.
MOFFirrS BODY . RECOVERED.
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N«W YORK, April 10th. UP)—
The recovery of tbe body of rear
Admiral William Moffltt, Chief of
the Navy Bureau Aeronautics,
who was lost with die Akron, was
reported to naval , headquarters
yesterday.
EXPLORATION COMPANY
TAKES OPTION
FAIRBANKS. April 11. (/p>—An
option for the purchase of the gold
placer properties on Esther Creek
was obtained toy - the Fairbanks
Exploration Company. It will
take years of drilling to determine
the location and number of dred
ges to be operated.
Operations were started earlier
this year that ever before by the
company. Five dredges are now
working. The development of this
property will result in a great
benefit for Fairbanks. There are
mors than enough men in Fair
banks to All tbe Jobs.
UK Y WOOD PATTKBSON
IS CONVICTED
DHCATUR. Ala.. April 10.
Tha Morgan county jury convicted
Heywood Patterson, the first of
the nine negroes being retried in
the Rcottdhoro case, for an at
tack on Mrs. Victoria Price, and
fixed the penalty at death. The
$ury were out twenty-one hours.
The defense planned to move for <1
new trial on April seventeenth
when Sentence will be formally pro
nounced. If he falls to receive a
new trial, the attorneys say that
they will carry the case to the
Supreme Court of the United Sta
tes.
In the previous trial, seven ne
groes were sentenced to death,
two being juveniles. The second
trial was moved from Scottaboro.
Alaibama, on an order changing of
renue. Ruby Bates, a companion
of Mrs. Price, in the box-oar ride
where the alleged attack occurred,
repudiated her testimony given on
the former trial. It is undecided
when the other six will be tried.
KINHTKIN BBOOMEH
* SPANISH PROFESSOR
MADRID, Aptil 10,</P)—Einstein,
who renounced his German cltiaen
ship because of the treatment of
the Jew* there, accepted an invi
tation to beoome a member of the
faculty of the University of Ma
drid.
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From the Land of the
MIDNIGHT SUN
No mo, Alaska.
A kindly cottager took pity on
the half-starved tramp and save
him a good square meal.
“You said you were too weak
.from starvation to work when you
first came here,” she said. "Surely
after the good dinner I’ve given
you . you feel v equal to doing
something in return.”
The well-satisfied tramp leaned
back in hta chair and sighed hap
pily.
“Madan,” he said, “your dinner
has done me so much good that I
feel more than equal to work, I
feel suporlor to It. _
“Well.” reported the new sales
man, swinging jauntily into the
office, “1 got two orders from
Toughnut & Co. today.”
“Fine, fine!” exclaimed the sales
manager enthusiastically.
“Yep. One order to get out and
the other order to stay out."
Mary Ann had been to the hos
pital to sec her three-day-old bro
ther.
Daddy, expecting Mary Anu to
be all thrilled, asked what she
thought of him.
"Oh,’* she said, “he looked like
a balloon that had been blown up
and then had come down."
“Jim, r see that your mule is
branded In bis right, leg ‘U.S.’ I
suppose he was an army mule and
belonged to Uncle Sam.”
"No. sab, dem letters don’t
have nothin' to do with no Uncle
Sam; dey jes' stands fo* Un Safe,
das all. sah.’>
"Are you fond of society?”
“Very," answered Miss Cayenne,
“I regard society as displaying the
acme of patient amiability in sub
jecting itself to dull dinners, tire
some concerts and stupid lectures.
Society 'la a generous effort to con
vince people That happiness is at
tainable at the sacrifice of enjoy
ment.” ,
"It says her*," remarked Mr.
Grouch, "that more men than wo
men go In for bigamy. I can’t
figure that out."
“It’s probably because women
have sense enough to Know that
two headaches aren’t better than
one," snapped the Missus.
Motor Cop (catching up)—Say!
I’ve chased you over a mile to tell
you you’re doing sigt.y.
Motorist—Gee! Bad news travels
fast doesn’t It?
"You ought to be ashamed to
take no interest in work.’’ said the
woman with the severe expression.
"I want some wood chopped."
"i*ady,” replied Plodding Pete,
"I do take an interest in work.
I’m one of de champeen lecturers
on de economic conditions an' de
failure to bring de workingman an’
de Job together.”
"What gownr that do me?”
"Lady, you Jos’ watt an’ listen
to de lecture I’m. golu’ to give
your huiiband fur not ehoppin’ dat
wood.”
Tourist—What a quaint Tillage!
Truly, one-half of the world is Ig
norant of how .the otheT half lives.
Native—Not In this village, mis
ter; not in this village.
"This is a geographical film.”
"No fan in that.”
"You’re wrong. The geography
is laid in the Booth Seas.”
We congratulated a lady on her
silver wedding anniversary for liv
ing 26 yea-rs with the same man.
’’But he’s not the same man he
was when I first got hold of him,”
she replied.
”I>oes your wife agree with
jyou?” asked the lady on a visit to
j the tropic Isle.
| "I don’t know,” answered the
cannibal chief. "I have studiously
refrained from eating her.”
I Processor—What preparation is
'necessary "before diagnosing a pat
| ient’s case?
■Studenit—'No particular prepar
iation. You are, of course, perfect
jly familiar with the schedule of
i the different operation*, so you
!.iust look him up in Bradstreet’s
and find out how serious an oper
ation he can $tand.
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Teacher—-What is the plural of
hippopotamus »
Boy—'The plural of hippopot
amus is h-i-p-p-o—oh, well who’d
want more than one. anyway?
Defendant (in a loud voic§) --
Justice! Justice! Justice! I de
mand justice.
Judge (rapping for order)—The
defendant will please remenxiber
he is in a courtroom.
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'"These artists contests alwayd
result in one way."
"How's that?"
"In a draw,"
Richliegh—I’m getting a uerw
siren for my car.
Tall Beauty—Ob, AKIe! does
tMa mem vtt Is oret- between u»
xotioi
.la ordw that wharttew will ant
>« <M*y*a (• milting thn iktr
lay Xnntt, svrnral hears Mg
it will jb* aec—mry that nB
fthaago* of regains khwHR—t*
bw in tbh oflca not Inter OMlI f.
M„ Thursday*, to laser* pABte*
Mow in th« Saturday ten*.. Ofifcar
wiie the change cannot be —gw
naUI the aoxt iflnw.. --—
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