THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO. S. MAYNARD. Editor
RUSSELL G. MAYNARD, Manager.
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Everybody needs advice, but few can take it.
Every hit-and-run accident means a murderer at large.
Gossip travels so fast that the truth tires out before it
can overtake a lie.
It may be that 1934 will go down in history as the year
of direful things which didn’t happen.
It’s often more convenient for your sins to find you out
than for your creditors to find you at home.
If American jails are made much more comfortable, the
taxpayers will be rioting to get into them.
The 1935 budget allows the same amount for national
defense as it does for pensions and other benefits to veterans
of former wars. It’s tough to be paying so much for wars
which we aren’t using any more.
Automobile manufacturers expect to build and sell
3,500,000 cars this year, to replace those that' are too old
and ugly to suit their owners. One-tenth as much replace
ment of old and ugly houses would give this country the
greatest building boom it has ever seen.
Advice is cheap, but it sometimes costs plenty to take it.
Some of the younger generation is hard-boiled: most of
it is only half-baked.
The worst slackers of today are those who have
money to spare and won’t spend it.
General Hugh Johnson complains that his Blue Eagle is
dying of neglect and undernourishment. It was a good bird
once, but it laid too many addled eggs.
Advocates of paying the veterans’ bonus in advance say
it will put money into circulation. But too much of that
kind of money finds its way into a bottomless pit of debt
before it has a chance to buy anything.
Critics of the monetary policies of the Administration
have a lot to say nowadays about the “sanctity of contracts."
Those who remember their Shakespeare will recall that
Shylock was also in favor of it.__
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KOTZEBUE
NEWS
(Nugget Special Correspondence)
Kotzebue, May 15, 1935
Pilot Don Glass of the “Woodley
Airways arrived here last Sunday
from Anchorage with Father Wil
emsky from Detroit who was en
route to Pt. Hope on a hunting tour.
Pilot Glass accompanied by Paul
Davidovics from here left with Ft.
Wilemsky and Mr. Verville. Pilot
Glass and Paul Davidovics returned
the same evening. They reported
that the Pt. Hopers had caught six
whales already and were expecting
to get more in the near future.
Mr. Verville is on his way to Pt.
Barrow. It is understood he is col
lecting notes for the book he is
writing.
Father Wilemsky expects to be
back in ten days.
Last week Pilot Robbins of the
PAA arrived here from Fairbanks
with Dr. Gilepspy and Miss Brown
the nurse who were enroute to Pt.
Barrow to help Dr. Griest who need
ed assistance as there was an epi
demic of the flu up there.
Pilot Jerry Jones took the doctor
and two nurses. Miss Brown and
Miss Keatin up there from here.
Pilot Robbins went back with Rod
erick Tower who had been at Bar
row hunting for Polar bear. Mr.
Tower did not get a bear due to ice
conditions. Mr. McDonald is still
up at Barrow but is expected to re
turn in a few days.
Glen Ferguson who had been in
the hospital here with pneumonia,
was called to eternal rest last even
ing. Glen will be greatly missed by
everybody, more so by his beloved
parents, Archie and Hadly, also by
his grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank
Ferguson. Arrangements were made
by Father Menager S. J., for his
funeral, which will be held tomor
row.
A native from Shungnak arrived
here last week and reports that Mrs
Angelina Woods died. Mrs Woods
is well known in this section of Al
aska and will be greatly missed.
The native said that everyone had
the flu up there but now are well
over it.,
Kotzebue, May 25, 1935
Pilot Frank Whalef of the Roust
Airways and Mechanic Harry Nel
son arrived here yesterday enroute
to Pt. Hope. Pilot Whaley had
Frank Henry as a passenger from
Deering for here. Pilot Whaley re
turned same evening from Pt. Hope.
Pilot Whaley is leaving for Selawik
and Pilgrim Springs and Nome to
day with Miss Alma Carlson and
Kitty Foster for Selawik; Father
Menager, Nina Lee and Martin Rich
ards for the Springs.
Pilot Whaley brought Doctor Pet
itt from New York to Pt. Hope, who
went up to make blood tests of the
natives there.
Pilot S. E. Robbins of the PAA and
co-Pilat Murray Stuart and Mech
anic Freddie Moller, arriped here
yesterday in their Lockheed Electra
plane with Drs. Petitt and Peppers
from New York who came up to
make blood tests of the natives.
The big plane was enjoyed by
everyone here as it is the first Elec
tra plane that has ever came here.
Pilot Robbins left this morning
for Fairbanks with both Doctors
who are enroute to the States.
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