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S S Alaska Fob 13 Fob 16 Fob 19 Feb 19 Feb 22 Feb 25
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S S Victoria Fob 27 Mar 3 Mar 7 Mar 7 Mar 11 Mar 14
(NOTE: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
Joe Harnish, Agent
German Embassy
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Protests Insult
Adolph Hitler
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 4,
—The Germany Embassy protest
ed to the State Department ag
ainst a speech made in Nwe York
yesterday by Mayor LaGuardia
who was quoted as suggesting be
fore the Women’s Division of the
American-Jewish Congress, that
the 1939 New York world fair
should have a ‘chamber of horr
ors” in which a brown shirted
European fanatic ought to be the
chief exhibit.
The spokesman for the depart
ment said the matter would be
brought immediately to the at
tention of Secretary of State Cor
dell Hull.
One German press release in
Berlin said:
"Rarely ha« the chief of state
of sdxty eight million peaceful
people been so grossly insulted.”
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Weather today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Rain was falling over Southeast
ern Alaska and along the coast
of British Columbia at the morn
ing observation. Fair skies ob
tained over the remainder of Al
aska with temperatures below
zero over interior and western A1
aska.
Some minimum temperatures
last night were Golovin 36 Solo
mon 20 Nulato 24 Kaltag 30 Una
akleet 24 Ruby 26 Tanana 30
Fairbanks 31 Nenana 30 McGrath
36 Hot Springs 32 Kotzebue 23,
Bethel 28, all below zero.
Barometer readings are relative
ly high over northern Alaska and
along the Aleutians. Low press
ure is central off the southeast
ern coast of Alaska. It is there
fore likely generally fair weath
er will continue for tonight and
Friday with not much change in
temperature.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was —22 and the high
est yesterday —4. 43 inches of
snow remain on the ground.
Postpones Date
(By The Associated Press)
LONDON, March 4, —The In
ternational neutrality committee
abandoned Saturday midnight as
the deadline for placing a cordon
of ships and land observers about
Spain.
The start was delayed because
of the time required to recruit
neutrality agents and to work
out other details. An attempt
will be made o set the date about
March 20th.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service, hopped off this morn
ing for Fairbangs in his Lockheed
Vega plane with Jane Parks,
Chas. Kennedy, and pilot Mirow’s
wife and daughter, as passengers
who will attend the Fairbanks
Ice Carnival. Pilot Mirow ex
pects to return to his Nome base
in a day or two and bring back
a quantity of fresh vegetables &
express.
The PAA mail plane arrived
Nome today from Fairbanks with
first and second class mail matter
and had Dr. E. I. Butler as a pas
senger. The plane took off again
on its return mail trip to Fair
banks and expected to Stop over
night at Nulato.
Pilot Maurice King of the Fer
guson Airways of Kotzebue, ar
rived Nome yesterday with Tom
Barrymore, Billy Southward and
Deputy United States Marshal
Henry Xavier, as passengers who
are here in connection with court
matters on the convening of the
District Court.
FOR SALE—Modern heating
stoves—burn either hard or soft
coal—slightly used, inquire at the
Nugget Office for information.
Four or Five Toes
Dropped off After
frozen for 6 Weeks
Charles Matson, aged about 60
years, an old timer in the Nome
section for many years, who has
been prospecting and mining on
Buster Creek,a tributary of Nome
river near the mouth of Dexter
Creek, was brought to the May
nard Columbus hospital yester
day for medical treatment for
frozen feet, doesn’t think much of
being away from his work, or
having lost four or five toes.
He is receiving medical atten
tion at the hospital under the
care of Dr. Thomas Morcom, and ;
his feet are being dressed to heal
the severe frost bites which he
first contracted about six weeks
ago.
When brought to town four or
five of his toes, due to be frozen
for such a length of time, had
dropped off due to natural causes :
following severe freezing, and bis
feet were nearly healed again.
Men have experienced frost bite
in the toes and been forced to
have them amputated, but this is
the first time for many years that
such an occurrence as the Matson
case has come to light. For the
past six weeks he has endured
the pain and suffering of losing
his toes through natural means
instead of having them^amputat
ed by a doctor. And he still
doesn’t think he should be in the
hospital now when he could be
sinking another hole to bedrock.
LADIES AID MEETING
The Ladies Air of the Federat
ed Church will meet at the Nur
ses’ Home at 2 P. M. Friday, to
morrow afternoon.
—
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS
Meeting of importance Friday,
all Odd Fellows requested to at
tend. Refreshments will be serv
ed.
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