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1MMIK XFGGKT TO GO
TO FOlK-rAGK DAILY
Jt'XK FIRST. IWfrl
For some time past eonaidcr
•aihle discussion and frequent sug
gestions to publish a daily paper,
have been received by The Nug
get. It has been a number of
years since a four page daily pa
pea- has been published in Nome.
$ tip until last fall a single page
telegraphic bulletin has been is
sued, but was discontinued during
the winter months.
rt now seems feasible, and es
pecially promising, in view of the
fact that Nome and surrounding
country is picking up by leaps an$
bounds in all forms of business
activity, especially milling, that a
four-page daily paper can be. pub
lished.
Considering' the problem from
Its various angles, everything has
been worked down to tile one per
tinent question; ‘‘Will the people
of Nome support such a paper,
Jboth «hro ugh the advertising col
umns and through su-bsrritious?
Ask yourself the question: “WH1
1 subscribe?" "Shall I advertise,
and <K> my part, both as good
business- to myself and as a sup
port to the paper?"
If” you give this question about
five ininiutes of your time we will
appreciate it. We will call on
every one of you, readers and ad
vertisers alike, personally, and ask
i you those questions,
j We can give you an up-to-date,
Uvldedy. read, homey newspaper
| well worth your time and money
to read, and certainly worth ev
jetry penny of your money bo adver
|tisn in. Any town without a live
iWire newspaper isn’t going to go
| very far as a town or the business
houses in it. However, no busi
■ neps can* exist as# llve-wire news
paper without the support of the
town.
j So let's work together. The ad
vertising columns of this paper
will make money for you-—suppose
I you support your home town
newpaper and help make money
j for yourself.
Russell Maynard, Mgr.
LOCAL NEWS
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Mrs. Madeline Mi row was the
charming recipient of showers
given by Mrs. Liotiiise Polet, the
Eastern Stars, and -the women of
the Sewing Club, recently.
Pilot Frank Pollack took off
Monday for Fairbanks in his S:in
«on plane with Mrs. Pollack and
Mss Bernice Hefner as passen
gers returning to Fairbanks after
doing considerable hair dressing
in Nome.
There will be another of those
popular dances at the Moose Hall
this evening. Music, furnished
by recordings, will be greatly en
hanced by the acquisition of sev
eral new dance records received
recently hy plane. Admission is
Gentlemen 7 5 cents and ladies
free.
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Special contracts have been let
lo local airplane companies to
transport the excess mail now at
Unalakleet, to Nome. The con
tract stipulates that the mail must
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be moved not later than the 30tn
of May. It is expected that at
the first available opportunity, the
mall will be fio>wn up here.
NOME MACHINE SHOP '
(SUCCESSOR TO W. H. STURTEVAXT)
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Prompt Attention to leral BABBITT,
WEEDING, And Out of Town Work ACCESSORIES.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
' MURDKRKD jGIKL HUM) ,
(By The Associated Press)
SAN FRANKM3CO, May 14,
Fourteen hours after the broken
and ravished body of Miss Louise
Jeppeson, itrwenJty-three year old
Utah girl was found In Golden
Gate Park, Millard Iftdtoman, port
engineer for the Mat eon Naviga
tion Comipany, was booked by the
polioe on a murder charge.
ADMITS GIRL IN ROOMS
(By The Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, May 14, Hick
man admitted that the girl, who
j was a member oif a prominent
i Ogden -and Salt Lake family, was
j In his apartments until three a.m.
i last Sunday.
She was found to have been
: criminally attacked, beaten and
I strangled with a belt or scarf. Her
entire ensemble was completely
torn to shreds. ,
^11 (.toman said the girl had left
j his apartment at three a.tn. and
I that he had no knowledge of her
death. He said they had been
| drinking and dancing in his apart
I ment.
JAPAN WANTS FULL STRENGTH
WORM) NAVY RIGHTS ,'j
i By The Associated Press)
YOKOHAMA. May 17. Prince
Fumimaro Konoye sailed today
for the United States primed to
inform American leaders that Jap
an. at the 193 5 naval conference,
would demand ‘ equality of' rights
in national defense, and the sh
ared onm emit. of present ratios and
methods of naval limitations.’’
DORRANDT ACCUSED FATHER
GIRICi CHILD
(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE. May 18, Frank Dor
bandt is accused of being the farth
er of the illegitimate child of Mar
jorie Seller, a nineteen f year-old
Seattle girl, formerly of Anchor
ago.
She swore out a warrant, for
his arrest on charges of filiation,
Thursday.
Donbandt denied the charges to
day, after being arrested at Boe
ing Field. He was released on
bond. The flier said he originally
planned to fly north Saturday; in
the first of the fleet of Yplanes
to be used in his new sei4ice In
Alaska, in fhe interior, on the
coast and probably over to Siber
JAl'AN INDICTED IN ENGLAND
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(By T^ie Associated Press)
LONDON, May 18. Charge? that
•lapan is planning to ciieatfl^' ‘‘A
second Mancbukuko”, on the floor
of the House of Commons, were
made by Sir Stafford Cripps, dur
ing a defeat^ ovor foreign affairs.
He asserted tjtat Great Britain,
through “vacillation and weakness
of policy was helping Japan's hand
, In China. He suggeoted the coop
eration of Britain, Russia and the
jj United States in a program aim
ed at halting Japanese expansion
| in' the far Eiast.
, Stafford told the House of Com
mons that if Japan next takes a
bite out of south China, European
j powers may be forced out of the
• East. H« said It was time to call
I a definite halt to this type of be
havior.
j Sal.fford contended that Japan
. was now engaged in converting
] Manchuria and Jehol into a great
, military base, with strategic roads
and railways to be ready for new
1 advances.”
j Sir John Simmoms, Ho reign Se
cretary, replied by saying that
[ Great Britain was not pledged to
j "preserve” the integrity of Chinas
and tiiat she will not participate
in any direct sanctions against
Japan or any other power in oth
ser parts of the world, unless the
J Un/ited States gives its full eo
j operation.
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TWKXTY-ONK J/OSK I/IVKS
(By- The Associated Press)
HEIjSJNG-SFOR, May 16, Twen
ty-one passengers were drowned
aboard the Steamer Louhi, which
sank this afternoon in I^ake Kal
leves.
4APS FIGHTING AGAIN
(By The Associated Press)
TOKYO, May 16 Two Japanese
officers were reported killed when
their ilrplane was shot down in
Manchukuko, over a concentration
of Chinese irregulars.
HOI'S OFF NON-STOl* ROM K
(By Tlie Associated -Press)
BROOKLYN, May 14, Captain
Tleo. Pond, and Lieut. Cesare Sa
belli soared away at 6:24 a.m..
Eastern Standard Time, on a non
stop flight for Rome, a distance
of about forty-five hundred miles.
CLAIMS RUSSIAN FIRK
• (Bv The Associated Press’
TOKYO, May 14, Japanese army
reports said 'that rifle fire from
Russian military positions, on the
Russian bank of the Amur river,
Saturday, killed one Manchukuan
sailor, and wounded another aboard
a river steamer.
BOURDOUOH STATION BUY FOR
SALE AT THE VtTOOET OFFICE
_ Northwest Warehouse.
& Distributing Co.
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I mporters-Exporters-Wholesalers
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ply Your Demands for The Finest
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Wines and Liquors
Write or wire for lists and prices
Northwest Warehouse
& Distributing Co.
961 Dexter Horton Bldg. Seattle
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jltOl ST AIRWAYS ‘ MOVKMRNTS
Pilot Whaley of, the It oust Air
ways took off for Fairbanks last
Monday morning with Goo. 8.
Maynard as a passenger. He re
turned to Nome Tuesday with Dr.
H. G. Hughes, Lars Larson and
H. L. Stull as passengers*. and
freight and baggage.-^ __—^f
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H, L. Stull, prominent mining
i man at Seward Peninsula, was an i
'Incoming passenger thlB week by
■Roust Airways plane from Fair
banks. He expects to go north
'to the Inmatihuk section where he
'Is carrying on his mining oper
ations un-der the lava bede in
that section, within the next few
'days, as soon as weather condi
tions clear up.
Next Tuesday, May 2 2nd, the
first boat is due to leave Seattle,
on the first voyage of the 1934
season. The S. S. Baldwin of the
Arctic Transport Co. is- due to
sail from that port Tuesday, for
Nome. On Friday. June 1st, the
S. S. Victoria of, the Alaska Line
is due 'to sail for Nome and on
June 2nd the S. S. Denblay of the
samp ^company, is also due to sail
for Nome.- Jiune 6tib, the M. S.
Sierra of the Arctic Transport Co.
Is due to sail for Nome, which
nun ken four vessels ' due to come
into Nome as the first boats.
!«. H. O. HUGHES
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