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Comely Sisters
Help Kill The
Custom Of Veil
TIRANA. Albania. (/Pi—Three
young, unmarried princesses are
the advance guard in the move
ment led by their brother, King
Zog. to emancipate Albanian wo
men from the veil and other
Turkish customs.
Just before the decree unveiling
the women was issued, the prin
cesses, Myseycn, 27; Ruhije, 26;
and Maxhide, 25; journed from
here to Scutari, in the north with
out veils and appeared in public
and at social events in European
clothing.
I It was partly because of the ex
ample thus set by he princesses
that the unveiling reform which
has met opposition in other coun-i
tries, has been in effect in Albania
for three months without inci
dent. Women as well as their
menfolks apparently are recon-j
ciled to the change.
The princesses are determined
I to continue their work for the
1 greater freedom of the ALbanian
women.
They travel about freely. They
are expert horsewomen and some
times appear in full uniform as
cavalry officers in Albania’s one
crack cavalry regiment. When
they ride in uniform they receive
the military salute and return it.;
The salute in Albania is made
with the right arm and hand a
j cross he chest, the palm down
ward.
The princesses do not perform
any military duties in the regi
ment.
The three princesses are uni
formely pretty, and had they not
been prinesses certainly would
have been married by this time.
They alk several foreign langu
ages, having studied in Switzer- :
land. Occasionally they go to
Vienna.
i They have three other sisters, |
\ wo of whom are married and one
! of whom is a widow.
SAVOIA-MARCHETTI
BEACHED AT JUNEAU
Tony Schwamm’s flying hotel is f
1 dosed for the winter season—and
beached, the Juneau Empire says
in a recent issue. While Tony
was sick in bed. the plane was'
moored in Auk Cove on a high
| tide. So high a tide, in fact, that
| it is going to be a problem to
jTony, how to get the big twin
i hulled craft to sea again.
! Anyawy, it doesn’t make a great
i deal of difference, because Mr.
Schwamm isn’t just sure what
his plans for the elephantine fly
j ing boat will be. It was badly
j damaged in the recent wind
j storm.
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NEWS ITEMS
The Nome Fire Department
was called out about 7:30 this
morning to an alarm of Are. whi
ch proved to be the burning out
of a flue in the home of Fred
Yenney on Second Avenue West.
No damage resulted.
On account of the severe storm
it has been deemed advisable to
postpone the Box Supper that
was to have been held at the
Federated Church this evening.
Notice as to the future date will
appear in the Nugget as soon as
arrangements have been made.
The Drama Club of the Federa
ted Church will present a one act
play entitled “The Lord’s Prayer”
in the church service next Sun
day night, Nov. 14. The cast,
coached by Mrs. Sullivan, have
been working hard to make this
a worthwhile presentation. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend the service.
Weather Today
(U S. Weather Bureau)
Low pressure of great intensity
attended by snow, sleet, rain and
fog centered over Nome at Mid
night with the lowest reading
28:98 is causing strong SE winds
to disturb the Bering Sea to the
greatest extent in many years,
causing great damage to property
and apprehension among citizens,
along the immediate coast for1
their safety. This disturbance ]
will probably move NE and the
winds shift to the S and SW and
continuing fresh to strong for at j
least another 24 hours. Another'
Low oflf the coast of Oregon has 1
caused rain in the NW United Sta i
tes. j
High pressure centered over the
Canadian NW Territories and the
Yukon with a ridge extending S.
W. to another High in the Pacific
Ocean is causing fair and colder;
weather over these areas.
The greatest amount of precipi
pitation was recorded at Nome i
with a total measurement of 1.14
inches up to 1 p.m. today.
The highest Nome temperature
yesterday was 39 and the lowest
last night 38 degrees above.
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HOKUM
Him: Why ddd you divorce
your husband?
Her: Incompatibility.
Him: Incompatibility?
Her: Yes. He always woke up
about two A.M. and wanted to go
home.
Twu old women were having
a heart-to-heart chat. One said
to the other: So you're troubled
with constipation, too, are you?
What do you take?
Oh, welL answered the other,!
[ just takes me knitting.
The snia. lboy had fallen into
the stream, but had been rescued.
How did you. come to fall in? 11
asked a byslander. j
I didn’t come to fall in, the boy
explained, I came to fish.
Dr. W. A. Rystrom
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CMS. CAVEY |
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment |
of Fine Liquors, Win
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FRONT ST. NOME.
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Slayer of Girl Get Life
(By The Associated Press)
DEROIT, (/P)—Joseph Jacobs,
45, confessed slayer of the ten
year-old daughter of his best
friend, was sentenced to life im
prisonment at hard labor.
He assertedly beat Evelyn Mack
to death with an auto crank af
ter she accompanied him on a
trip to he country. Jacobs's wife
said hat her husband has not
been rational since one of his
daughters died several years ago.
She would have been the same
age as the slain girl.
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REMEMBER LAST NIGHT <
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WINTER SCHEDULE
Nome to Fairbanks-Every Mon. & Thaw.
(Thursday Electra connecting with Juneau Schedule)
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SEATTLE NOW WITHIN FIVE DAYS TRAVELING
TIME OF NOME
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Yukon Nov. 27 Dec. 3 Dec. 3 Dec. 9
Alaska Dec. 4 Dec. 10 Dec. 10 Dec. 18
Yukon Dec. 11 Dec. 17 Dec. 17 Dec. 23
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice)
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