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SCHOOLTEACHER SCHOOL. The Austrian government has ordered premilitary educa
tion for school teachers and college professors to enable these educators later to give their pupils
Instruction. These professors were at rifle practice at Brdtensee, near Vienna, under command of an
army officer.
Mother Of Pres.
Denies Reports
Seeks 3rd Term
(By The Associated Press)
PARIS, Sept. 3— Mrs. Sarah
Delano Roosevelt, mother of the
President said today that her son
does not want a third term in the
White House because he feeis
that after the next three years
he will have done what was ex
pected of him.
Discussing rumors that the
President might be planning to
organize a third party for the
1940 campaign, Mrs. Roosevelt
said she never heard him men
tion such a possibility and she be
lieved the idea could not have
originated with him because he
is an ardent Democrat.
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Interests Abroad
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BUFFALO, N.Y., Sept. 3—Ma
jor General Smedley Butler, re
tired fighting marine, revealed
early today he would ask the
Veterans of Foreign Wars to en
dor^e a demand for a special con
gressional session to and Icgis
! lation withdrawing protection by
United States forces for Arr.eri
; can investments aboard, coming
I out in one of his typical sallies
he said that there shall not be
; one drop of American blood spill
ed outside of the United States.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 3—Promot
er Mike Jacobs of the Twentieth
Century Sporting Club today an
nounced an elimination tourna
ment will be held to find the log
ical contender for Joe Louis’
heavyweight crown which will
apparently be defended again by
the Brown Bomber next June.
Jacobs said the elimination will
include Max Schmelling, Tommy
Farr, Max Baer, immy Braddoek,
Bob Pastor and other outstand
ing heavyweights all over the
country who weigh above 185
pounds.
Schmelling. however, refused
to enter the tournament charg
ing it was a mere trick to pre
vent him from taking the title
away from the Brown Bomber,
whom he once knocked out.
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ON PAGE SEVEN
OF TODAY’S ISSUE
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Weather Report
Month August
According to the monthly me
teorological summary compiled
by the Nome Office of the U. S.
Weather Bureau conditions were
near normal for the month of
August; temperature averaged
only .3 degree below while rain
fall was .28 inch below the sea
sonal average. Sunshine was
about the average.
The mean monthly tempera
ture was 49.2 degrees while the
normal is 49.5. The mean maxi
mum temperature was 55.8 de
grees am the mean mmim m
12.5. The highest temperature
was 70 on the 10th and the low
est 3? on the 7th. The greatest
daily range of te*» per&ture was
'0 degrees on the 10th while the
.east was 3 deg- e»» on the 16th.
The mean barwr.t trie pre-siiTe
was 29.84 inches with the high
est reading 30.19 on the 24th and
the lowest 29.49 on the 2nd.
Measurable amounts of rain
occurred on 20 days during the
month for a total of 2.98 inches
compared to the normal of 3.26
inches. The greatest fall in any
24 hours was 1.02 inches on the
20th and 21st.
Sunshine was recorded on 25
days during the month for a total
of 206.4 hours compared to the
possible amount of 512.9. the per
centage ol possible being 40<T.
Clear skies were observed on 5
days: 8 partly cloudy: 18 cloudy.
The prevailing wind direction
was from the southwest while
the t otal movement was 7,331
miles during 744 hours for an
average hourly velocity of 9 3
miles per hour. The maximum
velocity for a five minute period
was 26 miles per hour from the
north on August 2nd.
Killing frost was recorded on
the 9th while light and heavy
frosts occurred on the 8th and 6th
respectively. Solar halos were ob
served on the 2nd and 11th. No
thunderstorms were recorded at
the station. No dense fog oocurr
d while light and moderate fog
occurred on 8 dates during the
month.
UPPER AIR DATA.
The maximum altitude reached
in pilot balloon ascensions at
Nome during August was 35,188
feet above the surface on Aug.
! 1th at 11:39 a.m. The wind at
this altitude was from the east
::7.6 miles per hour. The max
per hour from the north north
•ast at 11:05 a.m. on August 8th
mum velocity was 63.5 miles
■ t an altitude of 18,704 feet above
*he surface.
Thomas B. Hayward,
Meteorologist.
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