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La gaceta., 1932-11-24

Demos gracias a Dios por-
.ue, segdn "The Tobacco
,eaf," los fabricantes de taba-
os han ~resuelto anunciar sus
DurOs en- toda la naci6n.
Dice eSa revista, en- un nu-
nero "atrasadit)," de septiem
IRE II, 10 que a continuation
traducimos: Habiendo ell con-
sumo de cigarros disminuido
le manera apreciable en- los
ultlmoS meSes, y habiendo au-
mentado la demanda por los
pr ductos de mas bajo precio,
nuchos fabricantes estan com
prCnGiendO La neceSidad de un
esfuerZo cooperative para man
tcner y recOnstruir ell mercado
de la industrial" Ga forma de
cooperation que Sc estima mas
urgente eS un siStema conjun-
to de propaganda, un fondo
sustancial que serfa levantado
para llevar a termino una cam
pana de tres a cinco amos y es-
timular la demanda de ciga-
rios entire los p"esentes fuma-
dores y al mismo tempo ana
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
Numef'O ESQ
R~ECHAZADA LA PROTES-
IA DEL JAPON

Ginebra, nov. 24.-Desesti-
mando las objeciones del Jap6n,
ell Conseio de la Liga de Nacio-
mss tom6 aver ell acuerdo de in
yitar a la Comisi6n Lytton a
que GeciGa 81 debe modificar o
anadir datoS al documento que
.pleSeI ara Sobre ell conflicto de
IL Manchuria, entire China y el
Jap6n.
H'zo la indication ell presi-
dente del Libre Estado de Irlan-
d., Eamond de Valera, que pre-
sid las SeSiones del Conseio. Ell
cnvjado iapondS. Nosuke Nat
Snoko, protest6 afirmando que
la Com Son era Incompetence
para d~lscutir NADIA que Sc hubie-
"a dicho Sobre la controversial
~r'dS de la presentation de 81
irfofmc.
FL Condo de Lytton, iefe de la
T. Comisi6n, dijo que de acuer-
do con los deseos del Consejo,
81 V sus colcgas Sc reuniran ma
0Qna para decidir 81 deSean ha-
c"~ algunas eAplicaciones o en-
miendas.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Demos graciaS a DioS por
haber ell gobernador Carlton
entregado Ell puesto de fiscal
del condado a SUI legicimo due
no, al hombre escogido por ell
pueblo, a Morris NJ. Owens.
Hace tres amos, ell goberna-
DIR, atendiendo declaraciones
de enemigos de Morris, desig-
no para csc pueSto al Joven
skinner, arrebatando la victo-
ria a quien la habia conquis-
tado en- los comicios.
Con su actitud de ahora Mr..
Carlton ha desvanecido ell NAL
1fecto del pasado Y admite in
iirectamente ell error que CO.
metiera.
Para los ciudadanos de Tam
pa la designation de Morris es
un sincere motive de algeria,
MuchoS politicoS hay por
ca; pero my p0coS han sa-
DIDO conqu star ell aprecio de
"a pCblacion de Ybor City Y
Yves Tampa, como ell nuevo
fiscal, csc gido por ell pueblo
en- las dltimas primarias.
Demos gracias a DioS por ell
qombramiento de Mr.. Owens.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
Ell GOBIERNO NO CONSEN.
TIRA

Madrid, nov. 24,-El gobier-
no ha .omado medidas para i'm
ped.r que los estudiantes cato
Ices y de las escuelas particu-
lares alteran la tranquilidad,
cen motive de haberse decreta-
do la cesantia de jueces y fun
cionarios &c ideas monarquicas.
Los estudiantes radicales han
anunciado tambien que ellos
combatiran a los reaccionarios,
81 6stos pe~sisten en- alterar la
tranquilidad.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

truira I'm mastil de amarre de
dirigibles en- ell aeropuerto de
Barcelona.
Tan pronto Sc termine la cons
trucci6n del mastil los dirigibles
que vayan a la America del Sur
halan paradas en- Barcelona, re-
cogiendo pasajeros y carga.
Tambjen Sc c~onstruira una
planta para fabricar hidrogeno,
de modo que los dirigibles pue-
dan abastecerse aqui.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24

Las personalidades que va
tienen en- su poder entradas pa
la la function benefica del mi6r-
cales 80, pueden entregarle la
cartidad fijada en- la alocuci6n
respectful al senior Tesorero en-
la Secretaria del Centre Asturia
no. Ren entendido que las pa
peletas que no Sc devuelvan el
luns por la noche Sc considerar-
ran vendidas.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
HITLER RECHAXO LAS
CONDICIONES DE HIN
DENBURG

Berlin, nov. 21.-El iefe de
los fascistas alemanes, Adolfo
bitter, rcchaz6 aver las condi-
c ones que lie presentara ell pre-
8 Iente Hindenburg y al mismo
t.emp4Ahiz0 una contra-propo-
sici6n.
Dice Hitler Que 81 no puede
rosolVer la crisis politica sobre
una base parlamentaria y propo
n IN metodo para resolver la
c~isis dentrO de un corto plazo
tempo.
Al ~ofrecer la cancilleria a Hit
lar, Won Hindenburg estipul6
oGe hbia lograr una mayoria
de votos y ell Reichstag.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
MANIFESTO DE LOS TAB
QUEROS


Habana, Nov. 24.-La Socie
dad de Torceaores de la Haba
ma ha publicado un manifesto
diciendo que no tiene reIaci6n
con la Fede!aci6n Bi4provin
cial, que preside el lIaRado
rompehuelgas Beltran.
La Federation Bi-provincial
Sc conStituy6 en- B%ejucal dcs =
pn6s de que en- csc pueblo Sc
habfa quebrantado Ell movimien
to de huelga iniciado por los
tabaqueros de la Habana.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24

Mucho Sc agradece ell dona-
two de $40 que anoche acorda
ra hacer la Logia CaballerOs
Leales de America.
Ell dinerito Sc destinara a
eomprar ropas y where's para
les hombres, ninos y mujeres
que en- Santa Cruz y otros pue-
bios de Cuba, aguardan los do
nativos de todos los hombres
de buena voluntad.
Demos gracias a Dios por ell
gestO cordial y ~afectuOso de
los Caballeros Leales.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
ISPFRASE QUE FL PRESI.
DENTE RESUELVA 10 DE
LA XAFRA

Habana, Nov. 24.-De un
l0ment0 ORC Sc espera que
i Presidente Machado senale
! f2cha EN- que debe comen-
ar la zafra, en- la provincial de
Camaguey.
Los senadores Y representa-
eS de esa proyincia insistea,
tendiendo una petici6n de los
olonos, en- que la molienda d.
e empezar ell dia primero de
nero, aunque 81 azucar no po-
Ira ponerse a la venta hasla
i primero de febrero.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24

Ell jovencito Lo"a Sc bati6
on la policia desde la azotea
e su casa, en- la Vibora.
Fucionaron las ametrallado-
as y ell rebelde tuvo que rem
lirse.
Dem S gracias a Dios por-
luo la poIicia respet6 la vida
lie csc muchacho, encarcelan-
lol0 en- lugar de ametrallarlo.
Hijo de un brigadier, Lora
. ha bat;do como un gene
az y su ej6rcito no sufri6 ba-
jas.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
A SENTENCIA DE UN CON
SEQ DE GUERRA

Habana, Nov. 24.-La supe
oridad tiehe va en- su poder
s%en.encia del consejo de que
"a que Ell Manzanillo juzgara
X. Garcia p. Rodriguez, Y
latro individuos mas por CO.
car una bomba con ell prop6-
20 de matar al a'calde SarioI.
De an moment0 a 0tr0 la sen
ncia scra publicada. Defen-
do a los acusados ell DR.. Agui-
ire.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
USABlAGA EMBARCAR i
PRONTO PARA FRANCIA

Habana, Nov. 24.-Dentr1
de pocoS diaS embarcara ha
ia Francia ell nuev3 minisrrl
ID Cuba en- Paris, DR.. Eduardo
Usabiaga.
FL nombramiento de Us&bia
"a fue recomcndado al Gral.
Nachado por ell secretario lie
nstado, DR.. Ferrara.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
U Ell GOBIERNO
UNA PETICION DE LOS
DIPUTADOS GA1LEGOS

Madrid, nov. 24.-El gobier-
no estudia una petici6n de los
diputados de Galicia para que
Sc retiren de las escuelas las
imagenes y ornamen>os de re
ligion cat6lica.
La mayolia del pueblo gale
go apoya a los diputados; perc
grupos de cat6licos Sc opone di-
ciendo q. NADIA perderia Mas es-
cuelaS con conSerVar en- su int.
rior la imagen de Cristo.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
Cor

Ell dia l. del mes pr6ximo die
tara una coHferencia en- los sa-
Jones del Circulo Cubano, ell Con
sui de Cuba, Sr. Guillermo Espi
nosa. FL tema cue ha elegido Sc
t%itu'q: "Historia de los Consul
lados."
Es impo~tante y de gran ac-
tualismo 10 que va a decir ese
funcionario.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
TODAVIA NO HA SIDO NOM
A LA COMISION MIX.
IA
IA

Madrid, nov, 24.-El gobiel
no ha creado va por decreto |.
comisi6n mixta que debera solu
cionar las dificultades que sur
jan al implantarse ell Estatut
en- Catalina, pero aun no Sc hal
dado a la publicidad los nom
bres de las personals que habra,
de entregarla.
En- la comisj6n tendra vario
representatives ell gobierno d
Madrid y ell gobierno de la re
gion catalina.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
FL. CORONEL ROBINS SA-
LIO DEL SANATORA

AsheviIIe, nov" 24.-E -
mel Aobins saliQ aver del So
torio Monde hama sido recluido
en- compahia de 0rios micm-
bros de su familia con rumbo
que Sc desconocc.
Robins tiene su hogan en-
Brooksville, pueblo de la Flori-
da, Y 81 medico que venia asis-
&ado, DR.. Mark A. Griffin, ha
dkhO que dentro dc "a horas ha
ri una declaration sobre ell es-
a~~4o mental del coronel.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
Funcj6n en- el Circut0

Esta noche, a las ocho y me-
dia, a beneficio de las familias
damnificadas en- ell dltimo cil6n
de Cuba. FL programa es bueno
y notables artistas tomaran par
te en- los numeros de variedadcs.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
Hncia Cuba

En- la tarde de hoy embarcara
ara "a ciudad de la Habana c.
baritone Sr. Don Jose Ortiz de
Zarate. Su e~stancia Sc prolonga-
ra hasta la semana antrante. Re
gresara con Maria Tubau, la EN-
baiadora de la elegancia.
LIE de3eamOs al notable can
tante una feliz travesia.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
Arturo Moran

Art1rro Moran
Este valioso actor aficionado
celobrara su function de honor 8
~trante domingo en- Ell teatro
del Centre AsturlanO, poniendo
en- escena la divertida humora :
da c6mico-lirica, en- un acto Y
tres c1adrCs, "San Juan de Lug,
representada por ell cuadro irS
fantil.
la inteligente y sugestiva Sc
norita Socorrito Alvarez, q. ha
ganado en- los dltimos ctEsos de
Ia escuela superior altisiH\as no
La gaceta., 1932-11-24

VII HOSN 70 IllIIitlol oo q AoS AAlNA
va debilitadaS."
''El intereS de ia induS,ria
en- anuncioS cooperativos Sc DIES
perto hace diez amos, v aun.
que cast Sc ha desyanecido, TO-
davia no ha cesado de eXiStit
por cympleto,' En- los pasados
dieZ amos variaS agencias dc
anuncios, por SUI propia inicia
tlVa, o por SugeStloneS de ind
viduoS y differences organ.Za-
clones, han tratado de promo,
yer TN m0Vimiento c0operatiV,
de propaganda, por y en- ia
Vor de la industrial" Tales eS
fuerZos, no obStante, tropiezalI
siempre con obStaculos por par
tie de varioS importantes ma
nutactureroS y otros c%onVlenen
en- daf an pequen0 tant0 POI
cientO del total de Sus Ventas
para ell fondo que Sc S .itu-
va.
son muchoS los manufac :
turerOs que inSisten ahora mas
que en- o,raS ocaSiones, de que
una campana de propaganda
cooperative es ell unicO medic
effective para dar a la indus
tria ell a iento que lie falta." f.
factor de egoismo parece ha
Der siemipre deStruido las opor
tunidades de la industrial pare
tai campana, Sc dice. Ahora sc
alega que es,e factor ha per.
dido fuerza It causa de Ia s.
tuaci6n economical y al hccho
de que muchaS personals no fu
man cigarr0s, disminuyendo
ell volumen de production dc
los grandes manufacturers.
Creese que al presente 10,
manufacturers estan mas III
clinadOs a cir las solicitudes pa
IA un esfuerzo cooperatiyo,
que rehabilite la industrial, Y
mas aun, que la MEDIA de 6x
to descansa solo en- una cam.
pana unificada."
La industrial de la fabrica
ci6n de cigarros ha tenido qu,
hacer tantos involuntarios sa
crificios que pudiera hacer
uno voluntario, EN- este tempo
para obtener un objective dc
importancia."
Demos gracias a Dios por
las intenciones que esa revista
atribuye a los senores manu-
facturer0s, a los cuales deadt
hace algunos amos les venimo
aconsejando la neces.dad d
hacer propaganda, habil e in
teiigente propaganda, a II in
dustria tabacalera.
Demos gracias a Dios c n
esperanto de que llegue a re
lizarse e. esfuerZo cooperative
m~ncionado por esa publication
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
FL bdHe de esta nOche

TT |WWF UT t"UU IVVVVT
En- los salones del palacio de
lL'Unione Italiana. A las nueve
Sc toca~a la primera pieza bal
liable. por una reputada 0rques,
"a. Todas las invitaciones Sc en-
cuentran en- poder de aistingui-
das familias.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
Ell gaIdn de Ia pantaHn

Sc embarca por la tarde para
la ciudad de Ia Habana fl j6ven
actor de la Paramount Ahor Ro
.berto Rey, acompahado del Sc
nor Candida Galdo, Represen-
tante de<los autores e~spaholes
en- hispano America.
Lever los ilustres viajeros
nuestra cordial despedida.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
SOCIALES

tas, por su valia Intellectual, to
cara la sinfonia al piano y :
mismo tempo dirigira a la gre
infantil. Toda la segunda par
Ell programa Sc dedica a sir
paticas variedades tambien he
chas por inteligentes ninas y NJ
c
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
Enriquito Rodr{guez

Conocido j6ven y pdpWar Ell
CARO-" que ha sido nombh ado ma
mayer de la Barberia establecida
en- la esquina de Nebraska y
Michigan. Primerahente traba-
'jabA en- La CASA ubicada en- la
Gale Is y 10 ave.
10 felicito,
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
Funci9p ben6ficG

La celebra esta nOche en- eI
teatro de los trabajadores, ell jd
ven aficionado senior Serafin Re
driguez. Ha combinado un bo-
nitO prOgrama. .
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
SERA UN
MASTIL PARA AMARRE
DE DIRIGIBLES

Barcelona nov. 24.-La NUM-
cipalid"f esta preparando los
pianos p1. los cuales Sc cons
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
:

FE~5-1r"~
Ell Comite Pro-Victimas del
Huracan, acord6 anoche, en- la
'unta celebrada en- ell Circulo
Cubano, efectuar una colecta
eAlas fabricas ell pr6ximo sa-
bto.s a,
Aos sehoret lubricant de
tabacos, que estan representa-
dos en- Ell Comite por los sen
res EnriqGe Pendas, Francisco
arrange, Noises BustiiIo. Jose
Escal&te y Antonio Flores,
han ofrecido su cooperation.
demos gracias a Dios por
a bondad Iel pueblo de~Tam-
pa y particuIarmente por los
mobiles sentimientos de los o
breros de la industrial tabaca-
leral
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
AMERIC 2SUGAR RE.
FINING STGGESTIO-
NANDO UN MAS
ARANCEL PARA Ell AZU-
CAR

Habana, Nov. 24.-ComGn-
tanse unas dIlaraciones publ
cadas pcr Ell jefe de Ia bofsa
del azdcar, de New York, H.
H. Pike, Jr. quien asegura
que la American Sugar Rein
ing Company, cerrando su re-
fineria de Baltimore tGta de
lograr que Sc aumenten los de-
rechos arancelarios al azucar
refinado.
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
Jose GonzGlez

jose JOUzuIez
Secretario de Ia prestigiosa
institution del Centre Asturia-
no, que ha siRo nombrado Teso-
zero por la sub-comisi6n pros
function para los damnificados
del Htimo cicl6n en- Cuba,
La gaceta., 1932-11-24
C~ONCEDfDOS 100000 PA
RIA COMPLETAR Ell TIE
RRAPLEN ENTIRE TAM
PNY

la Corporation de Recons-
trucci6n Financiera comunic6 a
yer a Benjamin T. Davis, presi-
.dente de la Tampa Clearwater
Bridge Company, que Sc habia
.|resuelto concederle ell prestamo
de 100000 que solicitara. para
terminar Aterraplen v Mente
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
PROBLEMS CONSIDERED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7th. R)- A check on the members showed an overwhelming sentiment in the Senate Judiciary Committee where the fate of prohibition repeal rests. as for repeal amendment, with protection for the dry states, but divided closely over whether 1t would include some clause to pre- vent the return of the saloon. This may block plans of Senate leaders for a prompt disposal of the re- peal problem.
 Democratic house leaders today undertook the formulation of a beer bill which Is expected to be submitted next week, More than two score witnesses were summon ed to give their views at g hear ing before the Ways and Means Committee on dozens of proposals to fix the alcoholic content of legal ized beer and a suitable tax rate.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
WEDNESDAY tFrom Nugget Daily Bulletin
MYSTERIOUS MURDER

LONG BEACH. Dec. '. LP1- Detectives announced they believed they were near the solution of the staying of Captain Walter Wander well. globe trotter in the cabin of his round-the-world ship "Carma." as the police broadcast an appeal for the apprehension of one. Cur ley Guy. ideutified as the man In gray who was seen shortly after Wanderwell was shot to death.
 Mrs. Wanderwell said that Guy and her husband had a controversy after which Guy threatened her husband. Fifteen members of the proposed round-the-world cruise of the "Carna" were freed after questioning. A start for the South Seas is proposed Saturday by Mrs. Wanderwell.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
EXTRACTS FROM HOOVER'S
 MESSAGE TO CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9th, lP)- Blanketting the manufacturers sales tax and covering virtually everything except food. and an ad- ditional eleven percent pay cut for federal employees, was laid before Congress by President Herbert Hoo yer in his final message which did not touch on the prohibition ques- tion.
 President Hoover announced that a separate message would be de- liyered on war debts and asserted that three separate efforts would be necessary for the country iu an attempt to balancing the budget and a complete reorganization of the nations banking system and the whole hearted cooperation with other nations in the economic field.
 As for the present state of the Union, President Hoover said, the acute phases of the crisis has ob- viously passed, and that the free dom from industrial conflict is still greater than anything hitherto known Is our history.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
TUESDAY (From Nugget Daily Bulletin )
ARPLANE NEWS

The PAA weekly Fairbanks sche- dule was interrupted Monday over the Nome-Nulato route due to the storm reaching blizzard propor- tions in the Norton Sound region. Today's reports show moderating winds and prospects of possible n.y. ing weather Wednesday. though thick weather was moving east ward halting the Nulato-Fairbanks night. The Fairchild ship assign ed to the Nome base is awaiting Jones arrival at Nulato. Upon completion of the schedule a PAA trip will be made to Teller, Kotze- bue, Candle and Pilgrim Springs.
 Pilot Jones on his return trip from Teller brought as passengers Enier Prestrud, mate on the Ma nuk, who is here for dental treat ment, also Mrs. V. P. Dickson, who has been engaged in doing nursing duty in the Teller section. A big shipment of M-G-M film of the Eskimo, was also brought for ship ment to Los Angeles studios.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
CONGRESS ASSEMBLIES
 FACING MANY TROUBLES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5th, 4P)- The seventy second congress as- sembles facing international ills. troubled by conflict of programs for national relief issues of the pl esent period. prohibition, farm relief. finance. war debts and q test for repeal of prohibition
 Outside the lines of the House and Senate police and firemen are assembled to prevent any mass demonstration by marchers.
 President Hoover outlined his annual message to be delivered. probably Tuesday, which takes no account of beer and looks to the balancing of the budget for tho New Year by other means than taxation.
 The drastic economy bipartisan cooperation died with the election, each party going their own way, both with an eye to the future.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
RE-FIRsT CLASS MAIL

The following is a copy of tele- gram sent to Geo. M. Marchand. Chief Clerk of the Railway Mail Service. Seward, Alaska, and his answer to same.
 Nome, Alaska, December 1, 1882 MARCHAND, Seward, Alaska.
 We respectfully call your atten- tion to recent first class mails from the States arriving Nome via dog teams. We believe some misun- |derstanding at Nenana accountable for this. If first class and register ed Nome malls routed to Fairbanks as heretofore, planes making regu- lar trips would deliver same at Nome without delay. We would also suggest and recommend if pos sible to arrange that first class mail for Candle. Kotzebue, Deering and Baldwin be forwarded Fair banks to Nome by airplane with Nome mails. Airplane companies here making regular schedule tripa Ito those points. This arrangement would save possibly thirty days in their mail deliveries over present routing. Your past mail service
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
GARNER REPEAL LOST OUT

wASHINGTOS. Dec. 5th. pP)- By a margin of six votes the House defeated the Garner repeal rcsoiu- ton by vote of two seventy for and one forty four against.
 A two thirds vote ia needed since 1t takes that number for an amend ment of the constitution.
 Cheers from the drys greeted Gamers announcement of the count and proponent evidenced a disappointment.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for the Fairhayen Precinct. Territory of Alaska. Second Division. In the matter of the estate of ALEXANDER MCINTOSH, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned. D. L. Mcdonald has been apointed by the above entit- led court, Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of AL exander Mcintosh, Deceased.
 All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are hereby required to present the same, duly verified, with the pro per vouchers. to the undersigned Administrator with the will an nexed of said estate. at his resi- dence at Candle, in said Fairhav- en Precinct, Territory of Alaska, Second Division, within six months from the date of this notice.
 Dated at Candle, Alaska, this 21st day of November. 1932.
 D. L. MCDONALD.
 Administrator with the will an nexed of the estate of Alexander Mcintosh. Deceased.
 Publish-Dec. 3, 10, 17, "A. 31, fq29
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
GARNER HOPEFUL Ot
 ACTION By CHRISTMAS

WASHINGTON. Dec. sth. OPI- Esgs- co Gee the avenues to nation al and international relief security ss pointed out by Presiden; Hoo yer. Congress awaited sxpeciantiy the annual message before plung- ing into the turbulent issues. to b" read al both houses probably to- day
 Members looked for a guide post in balancing the budget and deal ing with foreign neighbors in re- ference 10 their debts and for gen. oral advise in administering to the nations welfare congressionally.
 The anti-prohibitiouists stuns by defeat in the House. pinned their hopes for repeal at this session on the Senate. where early considera- tion is assured.
 The drys are jubilaut over their victory and rallied for anoths- stand in the Senate. where demo- crats grasped the lead of Garner ia attempting to carry out their party pledge for the outright effacement of this problem. which Is due to begin next Monday when the Judi ciary Committee of the House will turn to the legalization of beer.
 Garner is hopeful of action by Christmas.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
Is LONE SURVIVOR

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 7th, R-- Present generations, says Captain Charles Lockwood. surviving mem- Der of the Last Mans Club, pro- vide no good, rough. tough" pino- ch1e players, so he Is going to enter the Soldiers Home here, where he believes there are men worthy of his metal.
 Lockwood Is lone survivor o6 a group of Minnesota volunteers, who organized the famed Last Mans Club. Lockwood drank a toast in their memory from . bot tie of ancient Burgandy. bought for that purpose, when the club was formed in 1885. He drank
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
DON'T SEEM To CNE;i.

TOKYO. Dec :. gT1 The Japah- ese proposal that Russia. Japan and Manchukuo act Ia corporation for peace along tho Soviet Man churian border apparently has fall sn through. it vas disclosed to- day. following an assertion from Moscow which was uon-committai. This information was made public today after news agencies said that Japanese troops entered Manchuii, a far northwestern Manchurian city near the Soviet border
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
ARPIANE NEWS

Continued bad weather prohibit ed flying again today. The Fair banks ship of the PAA returned to its base from Nulato with good weather eastward. The Nome ship is ready to make the Nulato trip at the first break in the weather One more chance remains to get Nome mail out on Sundays train by connecting with the PAA plane reaching Nulato Thursday. MT. Lee, Traffic Manager for the PAA. is at Nulato awaiting Jones arrival there to come to Nome
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10

ed by ofaeiais Co b- upwards Of sitty thousand dollars The Arc started 10 the bioler room and gain ed Eres, headsay before being 
 Arrangement have been made io house the pupils ia temporary quarters SO as not to interrupt the school work Of both Inc gram. nsr and hish school grades. that occupied tho building.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-10
CHINA WANTS JAPAN
 DENOUNCED AS AGGRESSOR

GENEVA. Dec. 6th. (P,-China called on the Assembly of the League to denounce Japan as the aggressor in Manchuria. Japan replied that the military occupa- tion of that province was an act |of self defense.
 China declared to the Assembly which constituted itself Into pro- scouting council. that Japan had broken every multilateral treaty and trampled the most sacred principles that govern international relations and fouted the authority of the League"