THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO S MAYXAJtD, Ed.tor
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AfR TRAVEL AT HIGH ALTITUDES
" - , - .mag.r.e a greater demonstration of the
a-;.-;.','-'.-.'.--.'- of vans port a.rcraft than that to be seen in
... • . o tr.e United States by a Douglas
-s.r.ir.er of Tr*r .cent..cental and Western Air, Inc., in the
f par, of ; 1 - , w . 5 r.o.r. ute-s and 45 seconds.
One of v . tar.o.r.;' features of the performance was
,o *r.e f.-,ot to a* * - ough delayed over the Rockies by ice
'0 now and o .- ' W'vterr. Kansas by dust, the air trans
0 r* machine a:.wed .r. New York barely more than one
oehind tr ‘ ;• for tne name distance for speo.a,
o-reraft ft . - ot .now difficult to believe that even
w pre e.ot rat.ng plane record for transcontinental flight
.. .v lowereo , .port aircraft .n the near future.
7/.tr. tne n- o.r.g of to.. most recent of record dashes
to' a.r ..n<- r,. . •' -..ooe a.so tne announcement by T. ic
7/ /•. that it .’. ..cv-r* ted ,r. scheduled flight at high alti
♦ jde. that in a v •' tr.e fast flight of its Douglas mono
p ane- was .tarv o for tr.e purpose of determining certain
;n * onrie' ■ .or ,‘ r. n.g.c altitude flying. That the air
■ <- long ha;-. be* o .r'erested .n high flight levels as a means
avoiding tor rr. tr.e air and so establishing an even
;.e; percentage of oomp.eted schedules, is well known.
hir.ee tne corn nan na; gone into the matter seriously.
1 , to be presumed tne day .. not far away when we shail
.«• ue* ining dir.n* .r..station', at Kansas City with the ex
p .,nation we- are w„.og to eat dinner in the stratosphere on
(t jf -,v;,y to New York or Los Angeles. The unusual of to
ri,, m t.he busiri' of a,r transport has come to be the con
.‘-ntiorial of tomorrow.—Kansas City Times.
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
Doctors to whom v.e- talked about the reported success
. i! ieduction of high o.ood pressure by surgery were cauti
rj i . ;,nd standoff; .hi according to the scientific mannerism of
their calling.
They considered she- treatment experimental, as possi
,. of value for re.ieving pain Kiut riot promising a cure, as
as a report likely to arouse- false hopes.
We would not transgress professional service. But con
(cdmg all their hesitations, still it is hard not to vision a
hi. -it:' hiope growing out of the increasing boldness and
rna u i . of irgical remedies for all kinds of heart ailments.
()i,i >;t i k read of an operation upon the walls of
rx heart j* .' if thus week of an operation upon the nerves
to r'-ducr- i /' e , ,ive stimulation of vital organs. Similar ob
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jectives have been pursued by the method of thyroid re
moval
Such work may be as tentative as one chooses and en
tirely circumscribed in application. To the layman's eye
the exciting fact remains that the work goes on steadily deal
.r.2 with the living throbbing tissue of the heart itself. That
entitles it to the name “miraculous.”
While so many millions of persons, especially those 40
or older, are sufferers from cardiac and arterial disorders,
• -: experimental work may count upon the breathless at
tention of its audience. The audience is cheering the sur
geons and telling them to hurry The middieaged are
r.raymg for their deliverance.—New York World Telegram
A ‘ SAFE” EXPLOSIVE
What safety engineers have long been looking for. an
explosive which will not go off accidentally, apparently has
oeen developed in the laboratories of the E. I. de Pont de
Nemours and Company. Called mtramon, the new explo
re .. about 20 per cent stronger than TNT, but it cannot be
detonated by the most powerful olasting caps, flarne or im
pact To explode it a special dynamite priming cartridge,
at least four inches in diameter, is necessary'.—Exchange.
The goal of every city should be to make it a city of
Permanent Prosperity.
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Geological.Survey
To Take (]are Of
Assay Specimen
Department of the Interior
Memorandum For The Press
June 23, 1935.
A ay:, of Alaska Mineral Specimen
The present assaying work con
ducted by the Bureau of Mines ii
Alaska will be discontinued 01
June 30, 1935, arid after that dat
• oe Geological Survey will under
take the identification and assayin,
of spw.ment* of minerals and ore
v:r.t in through official sources o
by Alaska prospectors and miners.
Only tests and examinations -o
public significance will be mad<
and assays and tests of rocks am
ores will be confined to those direct
ly connected with the developmen
of the mineral resources of the na
tional domain in Alaska. No test
and examinations will be made pri
rnarily for private parties or cor
porations—in other words, the mak
ing of tests of specific samples wil
rest entirely on the showing tha
such tests have a real public valur.
falling within the scope of the auth
orized activities of the Geologica
!
Survey. Demonstration of public
value will depend in large part on
the fact3 that are submitted with
the samples for which a teot or as
, say is requested. The request must
’ be accompanied by—
1. Full information as to the
specific locality from which the
sample was taken and observed
length and width of the deposit, to
gether with such notes as are pract
icable regarding the rocks and sign.
of other mineralization in the im
mediate vicinity of the deposit.
2. Evidence showing that the
sample was carefully taken, so that
it truly represents a part of a nat
, ural body of like material and is
, not float or a chance sample tha1
r cannot be rather closely duplicated
3. A declaration that the Geo
f logical Survey, Department of the
, Interior, is free to make available
i to the public such information as
- is pertinent to the government’s in
t vestigation of the mineral resources
"sample and the results of the tests,
of Alaska, including the source of
Assays of samples qualifying as
warranting such examination will be
made without charge. The record
1 will be made available for public
t inspection in the office of the Geo
, logical Survey in Aaska and giver
• such further publicity through new.
I papers and official publications as
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reem dsuatk, and a copy ^
the o!5t.al record may be furr.-sr.ed
p immt to the act of August 24.
1312 '37 Stat o97, U. S C„ title 5.
chapter 8 >.
If specimens do not warrant as
sy exam.nation by the govern
ment in the interest of the genera*
public, they may be visually in
. peeled, and the identity of such of
the principal minerals as can be
recognized by that method will be
determined without charge.
According to the present plans,
this laboratory work will be carried
on at College, Alaska, in space made
available by the University of Al
aska in one of its buildings. Paul
Hopkins, associate chemist, will
have charge of the assaying and an
alytical work as a member of the
Alaska branch of the United Stat
es Geological Survey, and all com
munications regarding this service
or specimens for testing should be
addressed to him at College, Alaska,
N'o special forms are required for
ubmitting materials for tests, but
the sender should be careful to fur
nish full information on the three
points specifically mentioned as re
quired to demonstrate the public
value of the examination, as other
wise the work cannot be undertaken.
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