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(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, May «. Nearly
half a hundred amendments, aim
ed at the St dick Market Control
Bill are ow waiting in the Sen
ate. Political leaders there predict
they will virtually all be thrown
out. o').
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FLYING MAIL AGAIN
(It.v The Associated I ress)
WASHINGTON. May S. Commer
cial airplane companies resumed
flying the mail today.
KKNTVCKY ItKRItY
(By The Associated Press)
LOP IS KYI DDK. May 5. (aval
ado won the Keniuck Derby today,
with Discovery second and Agrian
in third place.
STOK.M-IS.VrTKHKO BOAT
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(By The Associated Press)
VICTORIA. May 7. With her
master and three of the crew still
aboard her, the battered and wreck
ed schooner "ChiUlar" lays in hs
quimalt harbor today. Her under
-wrigbters changed her course
from Port Angeles tfl' here. Sever
al survivors of the ■ wreck, caus
ed by this week’s storm stated
they owed their lives to the work
of the coast guard cutter Redwing.
The Redwing transferred its
charges to the tugboait Roosevelt,
after a fifty-nine hour battle with
the sea. The Obildar’s plates are
buckled, stanchions twisted, booms
splintered and towing bites torn
out. When the first line broke,
alter the coast guard cutter had
PH HEWS
got her in cow, the Ghlldar was
picked up by an immense wave
, and lifted over North Spit. The
cutter came back, however, and
picked her out of the graveyard
(>n the first bounce.
lHMONR PISHING ALASKA
FORWARD KVKRY CHANCE
(ny The Associate Press >
WASHINGTON, May 9, Delegate
Dimond eald today that Alaaka
would be self-eupporting and would
double in population if the Federal
Government would give the Ter
ritory control of the fisheries In
dustry and public lands, in answer
to protests made by persons who
carry an unfavorable opinion of
Alaska, particularly those who are
opposed to territorial appropria
tions.
Dimond told the members of
'the House Merchant Marine Oom
Imittee. that Federal appropriations
] would not be necessary if the
I Territory were permitted to take
care of the administration of pub
lic lands, including those indust
ries such as coal and timber and
|oil, in addition to the operations
’of the fisheries industry.
! Delegate Dimond has a bill pend
ing in the cominvlttee providing for
Territorial administration of the
fisheries, which lie insists would
support at, least sixty thousand
people alone. If it were regulated
’by the Territory of Alaska.
KW-TSKN IN’IMCT -MKIXON
(By The Associated Press) y
PITTSBURGH. May 8. The grartil
jury here today which heard the
evidence in the Mellon tax case,
refused to indicit the former Se
cretary of the Treasury, for the
United States Government. He
was charged with evasion of the
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AND COMFORT AIII.V HEATED CAIRN PLANES
* FOR RATES, ANY PLACE, ANY TIME
CALL THE
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BASES AT NOME AND CANDLE
income tax laws, when Jt was
alleged eh did not pay his lull
'income taxes for the 1931 fiscal
'year, #
JAPAN STILL SQUAWKING
(By The Associated Press)
TOKYO, May 8, High Foreign
Office officials said today that
Japan believe** bhe British import
quota dencrimlnates against Jap
an, claiming that competition In
fringes upon the most f&trored na
tion of the Pacific.
The statement further said that
Japan would withhold retaliatory
action, seeking to protect her
treaty rights under the Anglo
Japanese Treaty, through diplomat
ic methods. ,
AIRPLANE WRECKS
.
(Bv The Associated Press)
T7NDATED, May 7, Week-end
airplane wrecks listed eleven dead:
one woman, and three men died
at Houston. Texas; a woman and
two men died in the flames from
a crashed airplane at Fulton, New
York.
Two men,- a pilot and a student.,
were killed at New Market, New
Jersey, when their* ship nose-div
ed to the field, after stripping off
a wing in mid-air.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson, aged eight
een was drowned in San Farncis
co hay when the plane in which
she was riding, dropped to the
water. Her husband, who was pil
oting the ship, escaped.
Harold Christman was only
slightly injured and W. A. George
was injured fatally at Soda Springs
Idaho, in the take-off of their
plane.
LOGALNEWS
A regular meeting of the Nome
City Council will take place, in the
City Hall Monday, May 14th. at
8 p.m.
Dr. O. A. Braafladt, who re
turned to Nome recently from a
dog team trip around Seward Pen
insula. has opened his dental of
fices tiwo doors Bast at the North
Pole Bakery, with hours from 9
a.tii. to 5 pm*.
Due to the soft weather spell
during the past few days, and
the consequent' thawing and melt
ing of ice and snow on the streets
of Nome, the water delivery com
panies have been forced to change
from sled runners to wagons.
There have been no changes In
the totals of the candidates In the
primary eleotion, this past week.
No additional precincts have been
heard from since last week. There
are only a/bout or two three more
precincts yet to be heard from.
The fire department was oalled
out early Tuesday morning by an
Flowers! j
For Mother's Day j
REMEMBER YOUR DEAR
MOTHER WITH FLOWERS
Telephone Main 2> Or
. ___See Me. ---..-—^ e.
Florence Kurth
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alarm sent in that t'he building
opposite the Board of Trade was
on fire. This wag formerly White'#
restaurant, und the building be
longs to Gus Kunells, barber. The
fire was evidently caused when pap
er hangers building a (Vre In one
of the stoves on the second story
walked off and the stove became
overheated ca*us!ng one of the
caps In the stove pipes to drop
out thus spreading tJ&e flames.
The department arrived on the
scone and the Are was soon pt|t
flfrt without any very serious dam
age, resulting.
A worship service * of flavorlte
hymns, special songs and message
on "Mottherhood, Fatherhood, and
PsTf nthood," will be fcefld in the
Federated Church', Sunday, a-t 7:40
p.m. You and yours ar,e invited,
firing mother, or remember moth
er by joining in this hour of wor
ship.
A meeting of the Pioneer Wo
men of Igloo No. 1 took place ,
Inst night, with Mrs. George Hel'l
erich and Mrs. Berths MeTCay as
hostesses. After the business meet
ing card 'games were enjoyed. At
the meeting discussion took place
as to placing markers on all the
famous places in Nome and the
surrounding country. Mrli. Thos. A.
Ross was appointed to head a com
mittee to look Into the matter and
more detailed Information is ex
pected next week.
NAT ACTIVITK8
May 6 th Pilot Mi row made a
round trip to Nugget Gu/lch in ■ the
Kougarok with Walter Taylor as
a passenger and expirees and
freight.
Pilot Ross of the NAT, May 9
made the thirouigh trip from Fair
banks in tihe Fokker with Mr.
Harney, Mr. Lockwood and Stel
la Brown as passengers, also mall
and express.
Pilot Mirow onTVIay~ll made a
round trip to Teller, Pilgrim
Springs and Nugget Gulch and
back to Nome with Father Mana
ger os a passenger for the Springs,
to relieve Father Balthusen who I
returned with fhe plane to Nome.
Wednesday evening, a nutttoer
of the airplane pilots of Nome
gathered together and staged a
got-together party which also ser
ved as a farewell to -Commander
Slepnev of tihe Soviet Air Force
and Torn Roust of Candle. Fifty
or sixtj guests attended and with
entertainment features. In addi
tion to dancing, tihe evening was
a hiuge success -from every view
point. The o«ly thing which 1
came u.p following the affair was
that pilot Jerry Jones of the PAA
decided the following day to take
off about three o’cloak In the
morning and with his big plane
managed to wake up almost every
■body in town. r. . ,
IMJinms AID MKRCHANTB
BANK OP ALASKA
MOMS, ALASKA.
■rtahMofced ISM
CheUai Aecouata Carried
For Thoee WTmj PrWer
Payla, By <*e*
Internal Paid
(M Time Deposits j [
Cold Duet Purchased
We Solicit Tear Business |
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Northwest Warehouse
& Distributing Co.
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I mporters-Exporters- W holesaler s
Wish to Advise pealers In Alaska they are prepared to Sup
ply Your Demands tor The Finest
, Wines and Liquors
Write or wire for lists und prices
Northwest Warehouse
& Distributing Co.
961 Dexter Horton Bldg. Seattle
[PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS
MAKES FLIGHT .NOME
Pilot Jerry Jones of the Paci
fic Alaska Airways fleiw Into Nome
last Sunday from Fairbanks, in
a fast Fleets ter plane on wheels.
He had as passengers John Kan
nri, Geo. Sholen, Eld. Collins, A1
Mititen and a Mir. Saardla. Clarke
Bassett also of t*be PAA, aocwn
pnraied the plane. Due to poor
weather conditions, pilot Jones
was held here until early Friday.
He took off for hiis return flight
to' Fairbanks about 3 a.m. Friday.
SUBSCRIBE) FOR THE NUGGET
/
Oeo. Sholetn, wtbo arrived by
plane the flm of the week, and
who la manager for the H. J.
Heany Mining Co., at Solomon ex
pect* to start drag line operations
in that district In the near future.
His camipawy, he reports has tak
en over the Dikaman property,
some ground of Andy Nylen’s, and
also some holdings of both Jack
Young's and Robert Jaoobs’, all
of which are adjoining claims.
Mr. short on’h wife and family wdll
be Incoming passengers aboard the
steamer Victoria.
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SAUK AT THK NUOGET OFFICE
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, MAY 13 7:16 and 9PM
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WITH
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ALSO
‘ ‘UN E.Vri’IX) V ED GHOST”’WITH TOM HOWARD
AND
FOX MOVIETONE NEWS
Admission 66 cents including tax
OHM SHOW TUESDAY, MAY ,13^ AT 8 PM
BLONDIE OF THE FOLLIES
WITH
MARION DAVIES * ROBERT MONTGOMERY
ALSO
NEWS REEL
Admission IS cents Including tax
Friday & Saturday
ONE SHOW EACH NIGHT AT 7:80 P. M.
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Admission 86 cents including tu
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