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The Nome daily nugget., 1934-11-08
NEVER AND GREATER NOME IS EMERGING FROM CHAOS OF
 DISASTROUS FIRE SEPT. l7TH

Beginning oday The Nome Daily Nugget is publishing its first edition since the fire of September lth m Wnich practically every business house in Nome burned to the ground The publication is being printed on new mach nery it's plant located at the East end of Nome near the Federated Church.
 During the time from the date of the fire newspaper has been published The Nome Nugget in connection with the EZRA Bulletin has issued daily news and reports of the Federal Committee which handling the situation of relief and reorganization.
 Today looking Nome witness may the enter prisng spirit and courage being displayed by the business people and citizens of Nome New business houses homes and work shops sprngng up in all sections of the city Nothing finer typy the enduring spirit and energy ot progress than the sight of the business district of Nome rs ing from the ruins of the old city New weconstructed buildings being built many the very spot on which they were formerly located Men at work dis playing everish activity in getting the buildings erected and condition for occupancy before the heavy bzzards and cold weather which will put and end to working out of doors during the stormy months o December and January.
 Nome which but few short hours before the disastrous conagation, making plans for of its busiest Wn ers and during the past number of years is growing into ner greater and much more desreable comnuTlty During the interim when merchants awaited their stocks from the States and during which time building could go ahead because of lack of materials plans made for better city, to be constructed along safe modern and economic lines Streets wdened enes cut through into arteras leading nto and out of Nome The thousands of tons of debris which lay in the wake of the blaze removed and levelng and conS ructive work laid out.
 Concluding most successful mining and business season for this district Nome visited by the greatest disaster it's history of thrtyve years In many ways the raging of old timeworn eye-sores and the burning down of tenta e-traps may be Godsend to this city Fortunate y not life ost and many the thanks given Him that the fire did not at night when most certainly would have resulted in many being burned to death
 One great good out of the fire is the feeling among citizens of Nome that henceforth great family devoted to the building of city of which we can be proud one in which children will grow up through their years of school and assist in the development of country which has long remained unclaimed and urecog nized.
 Regretable of course the thousands and thousands of dollars damage inflicted by the flames which took person. al belongings from almost everyone and which they could never hope replace any cost Many the heartach es over lost articles consumed by the fire The personal is astounding Together with business people, the citizens and homeowners of Nome suffered appalling tragedy Undanted they have prepared during the final week of
 (COntnued on Page TWO)
The Nome daily nugget., 1934-11-08
pEes French Cabinet
 Is Dissolved
(By The Associated Press)

PARIS, Nov. 2, The political truce in the cabinet of Premier Doumer. que, was wrecked today, when six radical members led by Herriot, de. serted at the request of the radical socialist party. Doumergue's resig. nation will be sent to the president Thursday.
 Gendarmerie were placed around the Chamber of Deputies and For. eign Office; police and mobile guard units are hiding in side streets and several hundred more soldiers are concentratedin Invalides Station, as it is feared there will be another bloody outbreak of political war fare.
The Nome daily nugget., 1934-11-08
LAST LIGHTER FOR s. S. ARTHUR J. BALDWIN TOMORROW MORNING
 1O:OO A. M.
 ARCTIC TRANSPORT COMPANY

ed 172 Democrats and 35 Republic
 ans, with the new deal instead of
 losing some seats actually gained
 seven. :.
Evening star., 1934-07-12
KAYE DON ON TRIAL
IN FATAL ACCIDENT
Denies Guilt on Charge Of Man
slaughter in Isle Of
Man Court.
~ the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED fress,
DOUGLAS, Isle Of Man, July l2.-
Kaye Don, the noted British racing
nnotorist, went on trial here today for
manslaughter, the aftermath of rae
ing accident He pleaded not guilty.
In a setting like that of a romantic
novel the disciple of speed faced trial
in an ancient building in which the
Manx Parliament meets.
He is charged with manslaughter in
connection with the death Of his 27-
year-old mechanic. Francis Tayler.
who was killed while Don was prac-
ticing for a race here on the night OF
May %.
At the opening Of the trial the court
was fenced according to the tradi-
tional ceremony by "lockman" crying
ST fence this court in the name of our
sovereign lord, the King"
A Jury was Immediately selected in
the presence of the presiding judge,
Deemster Farrant, and went to view
the scene Of the accident, where the
car was smashed and the mechanic
killed.
Don was badly injured in the crash
and spent several weeks in a hospital.
In presenting its case the prosecu-
tion charged that Don reckleSSly failed
to slacken speed when rounding a
dangerous bend. with fatal results.
Evening star., 1934-07-12
POTTERY WORKERS
SEEK WAGE BOOST.
Brotherhood to Negotiate
Raise With Employers
Next Month.
NJ "a. A..n,l.,.h prr.,

~ shs Associated Press
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j. July Ia
The National Brotherhood Of op-
operative Potters today unanimously
adopted a resolution in favor Of an
advance in wages to practically every
craft OF the industry
The brotherhood declined. however.
to commit itself as 10 the amount
Of increase. but IL Is believed TO
average about 90 per cent.
The matter will be threshed out
at the joint conference between rep
resentatives Of the brotherhood and
the employers in August.
The convention discussed the pot
terry code. unanimously adopting a
resolution 10 observe all OF its pro-
visions. II urged strict observance
Of the code.
First Definite Commitment.
This Is the first time the brother
hood has definitely committed itself
on the matter.
The convention not only pledged
itself to observe the code, but 10 re-
port any and all violations of IT,
A number of pottery plants now
carry group insurance on their en-
ployes A resolution offered recon-
mending that employees drop their
group insurance because OF alleged
influence It gives employers over them
was unanimously rejected.
&Another resolution offered prohibit
ing a crafts having more than one
REPRESENTATIVE on the executive board,
also vas rejected on the grounds the
officers who are members of the
board are elected by the trade at
large.
The convention abandoned what Is
known as the fiat defense assessment
plan in operation since 1928. whereby
skilled workers paid amounts not ex-
ceeding 40 cents a week to the ma
tipnal organization and semi-skilled
and non n-skilled paid 20 cents a week.
Substitutes Per Cent Plan.
The convention substituted for this
what Is known as the per cent plan,
WtltItpy uutlHptlS Vi tliS OAsoAiA~obASA
after August ], will pay per cent OF
their actual earnings This plan, in
effect up until 1928. was abandoned
because OF wholesale evasions, it was
said.
The convention amended the consti-
tuition to permit any member OF the
organization, no matter where he re-
sides, to contest for the Office Of presi-
dent, first vice president and secretary
treasurer.
The stone and art-ware workers
asked the Executive Board to petition
the stone and art-ware manufacturers
for uniform national wage agree
ment, the purpose of which, it was
stated. Is to stabilize wages and elimi-
nate "chiseling" in the craft.
The request was granted.
Evening star., 1934-07-12
WILL TRIM TREES
Fairfax Council Authorizes Work
by Utilities Company.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
FAIRFAX, Va. July 12.-Warned
by officials Of the Virginia Public
Service Co. that if efficient service is
to be maintained for residents of the
town of Fairfax by that company and
the proper safeguards thrown around
their high tension wires, 1t will be
necessary that town authorities grant
permission to trim trees along the
streets. the local Town Council at a
special meeting last night adopted a
resolution allowing the necessary
trimming TO be done by the power
company after a survey has been made
by a committee composed of a mem
Der Of the Town Council, repre-
sentative of the Garden Club of Fair
fax and another private citizen.
The council also decided TO request
citizens to NOV all vacant lots at once.
1t was pointed out that a number of
such lots were overgrown with weeds
and grass and created a potential
health menace.
Evening star., 1934-07-12

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Salts, Talcum Powders, Tooth
Brushes. pressing Combs,
Spearmint Mouth Wash, Tooth
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Evening star., 1934-07-12

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Goldenberq's-Md Floor.
Evening star., 1934-07-12

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or sheers in pastels or prints;
sizes 10 to II. Were 60 TO
$295 and $395 ... YZsf
tID Dresses. of printed crepe
and plain colors; some with
jackets; broken sizes d TO
II to IT. Were $7s5 Y0.f7
(6) Two-piece Sport Dresses,
plain skirt and striped sweater
to match; sizes Is to GI 10
10. Were 1896 -. Pt.07
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Sheets and Spreads
1857 High-grade Sheets, sizes
S1xl08, s1x99, 72x108 and 63x99
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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-03-24
It's Film on Teeth
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Now, in new-type dentifrice
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, 1934-12-05
Acusaciones
A Un Joven de Tulsa

TULSA, Okla, Die. 5.-R=Phl
Kernamer. de 10 amos de edad, hijo
de un juez federal. Ne lie nombro
como uno de los preSuntos indivi-
duos que rObaron a Basil James de
Wagner. el dia 20 de Noviembre,
I'm dia antes de que fueSe muerto
John Gorrell, joven e~studiante do
Odontologia aqui.
Kennamer Sc encuentra acusado
de homicide.
La sensational acusaci6n en- con-
ira del joven Kennamer Ia hizo
James. segun declare Ell Sheriff
Clay Flowers, deSpues de que James
habia visto a Rennamer hablando
por un periodista.
James declare que los cinco 10
venes bandidos 10 aSaltaron. 10 ha-
bian despojado de SIS, dos pistolas
y un reloj.
La declaration de James vino
deSpues de que ell Fiscal del Con-
dado, Holly Anderson, habia dicho
que ell creia que Gorrell habia
sido muerto para impedirle cue
"se fueSe por Ell canine recto.'
Hubo muchOS rumOres de activi-
dades de una banda Gle Ioveneg
hampones durante Tn Investigation
que Sc practice, acerca de In muer-
te de Gorrell. pero In acuSacion
que hizo James a Kennamer Tue
la primera de eSa indole.
, 1934-12-05
Miles de Personals
Vieron ell Desfile

Miles de personals visitaron ante
noche el centric de Ia poblacion, ad-
miranda los aparadoreS que ARE
glaron los comerciantes locales. aSi
como Ell desfile que partio de Ia
puerta del Fuerte Brown. a las
siete Y media de Ia noche Y en- ell
cual aparecio Santa Claus.
En- Ell concurso para escoger Ell
aparador mas bien presentado, y
en- ell cual participation todoS los
comerciantes del centro de la ciu-
dad. TOGO Ell primer premio, Ell apa-
rador de Ia Papeleria Hargrove,
siendo segundo, Ell de Ia McInnls
Flower Shop. y el tercero Ia Tienda
Bollack.
Los a~paradores que mas llamaron
Ia atencion de los de las tiendas
de ropa, fueron los de la tienda
Manautou, la cual Sc encuentra ST.
tuada en- Ia eSquina de las Gales
washington y u. En- clos Sc po-
dian YER a sehoritas de eSta ciudad,
luciendo hermosOs trajes. de boda,
de paseO. de bale, etc, asf como
idvenes. luciendo tuxedos. zara-
pes. y en- uno de elloS. a un ioven
luciendo articulos para las labores
rurales. En- otros de los aparadoreS
podian verse a chiquitineS Jugando
con una variedad de juguetes.
Santa Claus que venia a la reta-
guardia del deSfile, repartio dulceS
a los ninos. Ell desfile recorrio las
principles Gales de la crldad. La
Banda del Fuerte Brown. In de la
American Legion. " los Boys Scouts,
asi como carros alegoricos, inte-
graham ell desfile.
, 1934-12-05
Aviones de la Marina
Del Ejercito, Barcos
10 Buscaban Hoy

Al cerrar Ia edici6n e~SpahOIa,
no Sc habia recibido noticias de
la Prensa ASOciada, acerca de In
intensa buSqueda que 81 hacia
hoy para localiZar al Subteniente
Charles II. r. Ulm. v Sus dos
c0mpanerOs. que fuer0n Obligados
a deScender en- ell Oceano Pacifi-
co por falta de cOmbustibIe, EN-
el avion que tripuIaban. en- un
vuelO de Oakland California a
Australia. el martes por In t-rde,
temiendoSe que sa haya hundid0
en- ell mar Ell aparatO v cor Ell sus
valientes tripulantes.
HONOLULU. Die. 5.=P-Por ell
aire y por Ell mar. aviones del Ejer-
otto v Ia Marina de los Estados Uni
, 1934-12-05
Una Escueia Sc
Ouemo En- Axtell

WACO. Tex, Die. 5.-tPl- DOS
edificios donde se encontraban las
escuelas en- AxteIl. diez millas al
este de Waco. fueron destruidas
Dor el fuego Y uno de los estudial-
ties resulto lesionado cuando trataoa
de escapar.
Ellie Mosley, estudiante del High
School. sufrio cortaduras en- un
brazo. cuando quebro la vidriera
de una ventana para eScapar ella y
algunos otros estudiantes, del edi-
ficio. La mayoria de los estudiantes
marcharon en- orden al salir del
edificio.
81 fuego sc inici6 en- una CHI
menea y Sc habia extendido en- Ell
techo de la casa, antes de que fuera
descubierto.
Los oficiales de Ia escuela de
Axtell estiman las perdidaS habidas
en- $4,000. n tercera parte de 10
cual. estaba asegurado. BonoS So
b. uno de los edificios. que au-
mentan a una cantidad de $4,000
acacababan de pagarse. Ia perdida
incluye. ademas de Ia perdida da
los dos edificios. la planta de luz y
Is toneladas de carbon.
, 1934-12-05
Control Del
Petroleo en- Texas

AUSTIN, Die, 5.-iF1- Los Pc
troleroS anticiparon con gran IN
teres Ell modo de una orden deSig-
NADIA por Ia Texas Railroad Com
mission. para cortar de una name
"a efectiva Ia venta del exceSo de
Ia production petrolera, de los
campoS de Texas.
Los ~eSfuerZoS Sc proponen para
cerrar los mercadoS a los productoS
crudos que Sc trata de vender. en-
violacion de las Quotas, para pre-
venir la Sobre production, repre-
senta una marcada TRANSITION de
los antiques v modernos metodos.
BasandoSe en- Ia teorfa de que cor
tando Ia Salida a los mercedes de
los productoS es un incentive para
evitar Ia Sobreproduccion- FL con-
troll en- eSta base, forma un con-
traste de Ia primera teoria de que
Sc cuidaran los pozoS y campos pc
troleros.
En- iunio Ia comision de Texas,
estimo que la production diaria de
hot oil" en- los campos de East
Texas fue de 100. 1000 bariles. Ahora
X. N. Stanley, nombrado pOr la
comision para enforzar la lev en-
los campoS, Ia estimo en- 1900 ba-
rifles. BaSandoSe en- Ell moFimiento
dc 81 carros tanques del ~ferrocarril,
de aceites crudos. La orden men
cionada fue con Ell obJeto de CO.
rregir esta anomalia.
, 1934-12-05
DESCUBRIO
SUERO CONTRA
FL CANCER
POR G LEIDIG

(CorresponSal Foraneo de Ia p. Al
LONDREs. Inglaterra, Die. 5.-tP
Ell doctor Thomas Lumsden, di-
rector de los laboratories de expe-
rimentos sobre el cancer de la capt.
tai del Imperio Britannica, anunci6
hoy que habia descubierto I'm suero
que mata las celulas del cancer.
despues de que estas han sido ex-
traidas al cuerpo humane, v no ia
ma las celdillas del tejido sano DON
de aquellaS 81 -encuentran.
FL DR.. Lumsden, uno de los cien-
tificos mas reservados. y que ha
dedicado largos amos de estudio en-
Ia citada enfermedad. anuncio tam
bien que por de pronto no " puede
usar Ell nuev osuero que deScubrio,
en- FL cuerpo humane.
Rep0rto Ell descubrimiento hoy al
concilio de gobernadores del Hospi-
tai de LondreS.
Fl renombrado cientifico anuncio
en- su reporte que el suero sc en-
cuentra ahora en- Eases de xperi-
mnto. pero que ST mata a las celulas
del cancer. cuando eStas han sido
sacadas del cuerpo humane. Y que
no dana a las celdiIlas del teiido
sano, pero que Ell suero no &c puede
usar todavia en la curaci0n de pa
cientes."
, 1934-12-05

TNCENDIO
LAPLANTADE
LA WARNER

BURBANK, Cal, Die. 5.-P-Un
incendio en- los estudios &c Ia War
ner Brothers. que sc encuentran
situados en- esta ciudad, causarcn
Ia muerte de una persona, ounce
fueron heridas v cause dahOs que
Sc estiman en- $500 900 antes que
pudiera ser e~xtinguidO.
Albert Rounder. de SIS amos oe
edad jefe de bomberos del estudio,
muri0 en- Ia primera eStaclon que
Sc lie prestaron auxilioS a conse-
cuencia de que lie fallo Ell corazon,
que los doctores dicen que fue indu-
edo por exitamiento causado po~ la
conflagraci6n.
Audolph Hoop, un actor, v Nick
Potskoff, trabajor del eStudio, fue-
ron los que sc encontraban ma
sacramento lesionados. Cada uno
sufri6 Ia rotura de una pierna. que
madas memories Y escoriaciones.
LIS o~ficiales de Ia planta de los
estudios, dicen que ell fuego barrio
sobre Ia mitad del espacio de 800
acres que ocupan los estudios, pero
que Ia area es de menor importan-
cia para Ia production de peliculas.
Por un tempo las llamas amena-
aaron Ell frente del los estudiOS que
estan ocupados por los foros para
la sincronizacion sonora. el edificio
de Administration. los cuartos de
recorte de las peliculas. los cuartos
del revelado Y lV laboratories. Fl
incendio destruyo algunos sets, in
cluyendo el famoso New York set"
usado en- filmar algunas peliculas.
Los aparatos de Burbank. Holly
wood, v de Los Angeles ayudaron al
equipo del estudio en- controlar las
llamas.
Fl incendio fue descubierto por Ell
Director Michael Curtiz cuando a
liza de los estudios con IS extras.
cuando Ell fuego era solamente una
columna de hume. Y estaban las la
maradas en- ST. fuerza para cuando
Ell primer equipo de bomberos lego
al eStudiO.
Los extras, que han estado traba-
jando en- una pelicula de Paul NUM-
denominada Black Fury" ayudaron
a los bomberos en- combatir las Ha-
mas.
Los Bomberos dicen que las la
mas pudieron ser originadaS por
chispas en- ell taller de maquinas
que fue deStruido iunto con Ell Ia
Her de h~ojalateria, carpinteria y plo-
meria.
, 1934-12-05
Nuevo Sesgo En- La
Causa de Hauptmann

PENNINGTON, N. j., Die. S.
GP)-Los abogados de Bruno Rich
ard Hauptmann hicieron gestio-
mes hoy para una investigation
complete acerca de Ia version de
I'm hombre del estado de Colorado,
de que Sc conoce al "secuestrador
real' del niho Charles A. Lind
bergh.
La seduction" del crimen de que
eS acuSado Hauptmann, fue envia-
da por v. z. Rowton, de Colorado
Springs, en- una carta que Ell Co
bernador A. Harry Moore recibio
en- Trenton hace dos dias.
Lloyd Fisher, abogado asociado en-
Ia defensa de Hauptmann, decla-
70 que Ell estado deberia de inves-
tigar Ia version de Rowton com
pletamente. Y hacer un reporte
publico sobre ella.
Rowton, que eS propietario de
una estacion de gasolina, no pre-
tende conocer la "solucion" perso-
nalmene. Pero conoce a un hon.
bre que sc asegura puede dar de-
TALES Y particulars que deberian
resultar en- la conviction de los Sc
c%uestradores del niho Lindbergh.
Ofrecio traer al informante. 81 Ell
Gobernador Moore convene en-
''garantizar personalmente" el page
de s25. 900 que Ell estado ofrece por
la information.
La demanda del Abogado Fisher
por una Investigation complete, Sc
cree que sc hasa en- que la defenSa
contiende que una organization de
malhechores "a gang cometio el
crimen. con ell que solamente Sc a.
cusa a Hauptmann.
, 1934-12-05
10 Golpearon y Luego
lie Robaron Ia Ropa
Esnecial nnrn I'M Heraldnl

Especial para I'll HeraldO)
MATAMOROS, lamps. Die. s.
Miguel Reyes Martinez. residente
de la vecina ciudad de Brownsville,
Sc e%ncontraba en- la Comandancia de
Policia de esta ciudad, sufriendo de
algInas heridaS. al parecer leves.
que recibio "a manos de personals
deSconocidas Ell martes EN- I'm noche.
Reyes Martinez presenta contu-
stones v eScoriacioneS en- In cara,
W TN golpe que lie quito I'm pequefao
pedazo de cuero cabelludo en- Ia
parte del craneo cerca de In baSf.
Segun manifesto a la policia, 70
g~olpearon y 10 deSpojaron cast de
TODD 10 que traia. dejandolo tirado.1
cast fuera de 81. en- un solar por "A
Gale III, en- ropa interior.
Ia policia tenia detenidos a tres
individuos. incluyendO un cantine-
70. como preSuntos ~responsables DEL