POLICE BOOK BRONX ‘GHOST
A skeleton is a bit off Patrolman John Harten's beat, but a prisoner’s a
prisoner and he has to be booked so Harten decided he might as well
smile about It. The bony offender, found near the Bronx Park botanl*
cal gardens.was believed to have been used by a medical ashool. Not*
the prisoner's “thumb acraw" crown. (Associated Press Photo)
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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In the probate court for the
Cape Nome Precinct, Second Div-1
ision, Territory of Alaska.
tn the matter of the estate of
John Glenn Rose, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been diily ap
pointed Administrator of the Es
tate of John Glenn Rose, deceas
ed.
Notice is further given that all
persons having claims against
said estate, are required to pre
sent them with proper vouchers,
within six months from the date
of this notice, to the undersigned
at his office at Nome in said pre
cinct, Territory of Alaska.
Dated at Nome Alaska this 8th
day of April 1937.
A. POLET,
(
Administrator of the estate of
John Glenn Rose, Deceased.
Publish—April 8, 15, 22 29 1937.
Cannery Interests
Issue Statement
(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE, April 8, —A state
ment i’ssued jointly by the Can
ned Salmon Industry and var
ious labor unions with which the
industry is negotiating, including
the Alaska Fishermen's Union,
Martime Federation of the Paci
fic, and saiiors union read:
"Several thousand Alaska re
sidents each year work in the
sa'.mon canning industry. The de
pender.ee of these people upon the
operations is recognized by both
sides now negotiating. They are
in agreement that no clause
which might discriminate against
the residents of Alaska, or in any
wiay interfere with their employ
ment., be considered in any of the
negotiated agreements.”
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Read by People in Everv Town,
Village and Hamlet in the
Second Division.
IT GETS RESULTS
Some Details
Reindeer Act
Arc Received
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regulations.
The bill provides that all of the
power and authority granted to
the Secretary through it shall be
exorcised through the Commis
sioner of Indian Affairs so as to
coordinate the reindeer industry
with the administration of the
education, medical relief and the
health service of the Government
in Alaska.
It contains authorization for an
appropriation of $2,000,000 to
curry out the purposes of the Act,
—that is to say, the purchase of
non-native owned reindeer,range
equipment, and all things con
nected w ith carrying on the in
dustry. including marketing of
the surplus product. The appro
priation by the terms of the bill
is to constitute a revolving fund
and thus finance the industry in
all its branches.
The bill has been referred to
the House Committee on Territor
ies and the Delegate h'as announ
ced that copies of it, so far as
available, will be sent to the na
tives in Alaska who are interest
ed in reindeer.
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Except for dense fog early this
morning, generally fair weather
prevailed over the Nome-Fair
banks Airway and Nome-Kotze
bue Airway. Rain and snow was
, reported along the Aleutians and
Gulf districts while rainfall was
general over southeastern Alaska
1 Temperatures were lower last
night over western and northwes
tern Alaska while it was warmer
over the Gulf and southeastern
Alaska.
Centers of storms areas are
charted on the morning weather
map south of Dutch Harbor and
over the Gulf. This pressure dis
tribution should cause a continu
ation of generally fair weather
for Nome and vicinity tonight and
Friday with not much change in
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Insurgents Said
Maybe Mistake
Made Bombing
< Hx 'I h< Associated Press)
LONDON, Ap: il 8, — Insurgent
Span sh authorities at Balearic
Is'and, Mallorca admitted to offi
cers of British warships “ it is
conceivable that we made an un
fortunate mistake” in two aerial
bombings Tuesday on the H M S
Gallant, British destroyer, off the
eastern coast of Spain.
The destroyer Gallant was not
hit it was declared. Informed sour
ces here would not say whether
Great Britain was satisfied with
the explanation.
Try End Hearings
(Bv The Associated Press*
WASHINGTON D C April 8, —
Senator Elmer Thomas said he
would continue to press hard for
an early end to the senate hear
ings on the court reorganization
bill because he believes the
minds of the judiciary committee
are made up.
Opponent of Roosevelt’s plan
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indicated a willingness to end the
hearings, but chairman Ashurst,
wants to continue them, believ
ing the longer the delay, the
more increase in support.
PALMER, April! 8, — Charles
Ruddell who recently wemt to
Washington, D C to protest some
of the farm colony rulings return
ed here after he said he had con
vineed officials of his sincerity.
He moved back onto his place
and the corporation turned over
to him livestock and equipment
taken from him in January by
repleven action.
Since his return Ruddell has
shown every indication of being
anxious to cooperate.
temperature.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was —10 at 6 a. m.
while the highest yesterday was
24 above. About 38 inches of
snow remain on the ground at
Nome.
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Two Trains Week
Increased Service
of Alaska Railroad
Freight .Movement and Passenger
Service Doubled Between
Terminal Points
New schedules now in effect on
the Alaska Steamship line and
on the Alaska Railroad show that
the busy season is at hand, and
passengers for the Interior will
arrive in Fairbanks Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Mail and passengers from the
coast are scheduled to reach Fair
banks at 4:15 P. M. Wednesdays
and Saturdays, and southbound
passenger trains are to leave
Fairbanks at 8:30 A. M. Sundays
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and Wednesdays
Freight Service Twice Weekly
Freight from the Alaska Steam
sh.p Company boats at Seward is
to be shipped northward over the
Alaska Railr ad Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Southbound freight
will leave Fairbanks Sundays &
Fridays, according to the new
railroad schedule.
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give you the Nome Daily
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