THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO. S. MAYNARD, Editor
RUSSELL G. MAYNARD, Manager.
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RETREAT BY MOSCOW
Coincident with the throw
ing off of regimentation in
these States, the U. S. S. R. is
undergoing the inevitable re
action against too great social
rigidity. As Washington re
laxes its grasp upon the lives
of private citizens, so is Mos
cow' admitting that the tovar
ischi are human beings entitl
ed to some other thoughts,
emotions and pleasures be
sides those fed to them by a
propagandizing State.
A few years ago it would
have been counter-revolution
ary to have suggested in Rus
sia that Soviet children
should be taught to honor
their fathers and mothers.
There was actually a prem
ium placed upon dishonoring
them.spying upon them, turn
ing them in to the Ogpu. Now
the State begins to withdraw
from a highly untenable posi
tion. It realizes that it can
no longer regard the family
as a stumbling block of the
State, but rather as its bul
wark.
Love in the romantic sense
was regarded as a bougeois
survival w'hich was to be
frowned upon if it could not
be entirely stamped out. Now’
the Soviets are actually putt
ing on “Romeo and Juliet” to
introduce to their people an
example of “true love.”
Old Bolsheviks may mutter
in their beards at the turn of
events, but the all-powerful
State has collapsed before the
demands of Soviet women for
cosmetics, Paris fashions and
fabrics which do not carry in
their wrap and woof the rep
resentations of tractors and
Red Army soldiers. The jazz
band, once taboo, is blaring
within earshot of the tomb of
Lenin and people are dancing
the fox trot who would have
been prescribed if they had
done it two years ago.
Some friends of the Com
munist experiment will see
in this the evidence that the
second five-year plan has suc
ceeded so well that the work
ers are permitted thus early
to enjoy its millennial fruits.
Others will read into it the
break-up of the State through
failure of the fanatical, relig
ious zeal which has hereto
fore furnished the Soviet
drive. Whatever it betokens
for the future, it must mean
that all the social planning in
the world cannot change the
nature of people.—New’ York
Herald-Tribune.
All we ask of that fellow
who is perfecting supplemen
tary lungs for stratosphere
fliers is that he doesn’t let the
orators get hold of any of
them.—Boston Herald.
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stein, somewhat stunned,
from the ship, which burst in
to flames. The pair found a
stream and wandered down
it, finally coming out at Mor
ton
The Coast Guard
Reports Big Cut
Alcohol Running
(By The Associated Press)
Washington, Oct. 22, —
The coast guard department
said that the government had
succeeded in cutting alcohol
smuggling to its lowest level
since repeal.
Commander Stanley Park
er head coast guard intelli
gence officer said that an in
tensive campaign against al
cohol running at sea had chop
ped millions from the loss of
customs duties and internal
revenue taxes.
The nation has plenty of
trouble seeing things clearly,
what with dust storms and
mud slinging.—Buffalo Cour
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Max Baer May Have
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Comeback Intention
(By The Associated Press)
Oakland, Oct. 23, — Max
Baer, who was not going to
return after Joe Louis blud
geoned him into submission
last month, may try a come
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His manager is deciding on
plans for a bout here in Feb
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Butch Rogers.
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In the Probate Court. Cape
Nome Precinct, Second Divi
sion, Territory of Alaska.
In the Matter of the Estate of
LEO LONERS, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator with
the Will annexed of the Es
tate of Leo Loners, deceased.
All persons having claims
against said estate are here
by notified to present the
same duly verified as requir
ed by law to the undersigned
administrator with the will
annexed,at the banking house
of the Miners and Merchants
Bank of Alaska, at Nome. Al
aska, within six (6) months
from the date of this notice.
Dated this 16th day of Octo
ber. 1935.
J. S. STANGROOM,
Administrator with the Will
Annexed of the Estate of
Leo Loners, deceased
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