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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
Mayor McNair Of
 Pittsburgh Is Out
 Zioncheck Called
(By The Associated Press)

PITTSBURGH, May 30, - May or William McNair was strangely absent yesterday while his guest Marion Zioncheck, who has pro- posed him for president, cut cap CTS in his executive offices in the city hall, and spoke to members of the Mayors Henry George Club.
 McNair's associates said he rarely failed to visit the weekly meeting of the club. He showed up after Zioncheck had started on his return trip to Washing ton, D. C., saying that he had been tied up in court: I'm sor- ry I should like to have met him."
 At Washington, D. C., Mrs. Benjamin Scott Young, manager of the Huddlason Apartments, said she had re :ently dispossess- ed them. She alked into their apartment ano stayed there while Mrs. Ziorcheck, the bride, Wept.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
AVIATION COUNCIL
 ADJOURNED AFTER
 GOING ON RECORD
Aviation Development Group Pacific Northwest Working Hard Rectify
 Defenselessness of The Territory
(By The Associated PresS)

SPOKANE, Wn. May 30-The First Northwest Avationing Planning Council hailed its conference as valuable to regional flying development, and planned permanent organization, with its second annual meet ing to take place at Portland, Oregon next year.
 The Council adjourned after adopting resolutions calling for the extensive development of Alaskan fly ing, greatly increased defensive air bases in Alaska and the Northwest proposal that the states set aside land adjacent to main highways at intervals of fifty
 Brgader General H. H. Arnold, Assistant Chief of the U S. Air Force called Alaska the Key to North west defense.
 He said: "A strong force could seize and occupy Alaska at the present time and remain practically inn pregnable'
 The Council recorded Indignation at the defense essness of the North Pacific and coastal territory The Navy Department called upon to recognize the weakness, and locate naval seapane bases. Raymond Staub of Portland was authorized to appoint com mtee of five to act the permanent steering of the group and the council.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
Editorial
Memories Remain Plain
 Observance of Memorial
 Day Throughout Nation

Today is the day when the Un- tied States of America commem- orates it's war dead. Congress declared it legal holiday many years ago, and since that time, when May 3Oth rolls around, pa- triotic organizations the nation over have assembled their mem- bers, augmented their plans with other orders and proceeded to carry out services over Americas s war dead.
 Parades have been held, com memoration services taken part in, and flowers and wreaths laid on the graves of many of the soldier dead of the nation.
 Nome is no different than any other city throughout the nation. The American Legion Post No. 9 here, has in the past always con- ducted Memorial Day Services, which the public attended. Since the fire this organization has been, like others. greatly retard- ed, and at present is unable to sponsor the usual services.
 However, flowers were laid on many graves in the Belmont Pt. cemetery today. perhaps slight in number but magnificent in spirit and feeling, by the Women's Aux Hilary of the Loyal Order of Moose.
 Federal offices in the city com memorated the Day closing their doors. The U. s. Signal Corps is observing only holiday hours, city offices have been closed, and some business institutions have oberved the day.
 The Nome Daily Nugget is publishing in abbreaveated form today due to the fact that the Signal Corps Statios is observing the holiday and no more news telegrams can be received before late this evening. All advertis- ing matter except the Dream Theatre was dispensed with in this issue and we are only print ing news which is at hand, thus allowing the Nugget staff part of the day off and giving our sub scribers an early issue.
 We have one duty of which there is no compromise-no less ening of appreciation and thank fulness-a duty which we can all understand, when we say that to those who died in the service of their country both in wartime and peace, no greater honCi can come than to have those remain ing, and in whose behalf they died, commemorate their mem- ories and decorate their graves in the spirit of all Christianity. Bit ter feelings, hatred of the enemy and warlike spirits should be placed aside for greater cause.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

The Lomen Comm Com pany yesterday launched two lighters and one tug boat-the Naguruk, formerly of the Nohal- ico, and now named the Helen Lee.
 It was announced that the bal ance of their .lighterage equip ment,that necessary for the work ing of the first boats upon their arrival here, will probably be launched the fore-part of next week.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
URGE SUPPORT OF
 MILLIONDOLIAR
 BILL PLANE FTFIDS
Committee Reports Northern Air Route Asia Thousand Miles Shorter Than
 Other Possible Route Could Be
(By The Associated Press)

SPOKANE, Washington May 30. - A nortborn air route to the Orient, thousand miles shorter than any other possible route was described before inc Nor invest Planning Council, by the Committee on Avia- tion Development.
 The route would be a continuous chain of landing helds out through the Aleuhans making air operation to Japan, China and Siberia said the committee fnae be, was the report to the policy planning commission which will make definite Recommendations to the Coun cil.
 The Committee declined to take any stand on the issue whether the seacoast or inland route to Alaska Souid be best Tie coruK0t Teft.rE e--A ,.ood oor - centrated action of congresmen of the norttse a>n organizations in support of the $2900000 appropri tion now before congress for the development of 6 Alaska airports. -
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
Primary Vote Is Complete in The
 First Division
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press) JUNEAU, May 30-With returns from the recent primary in Yak utat precinct received in Juneau figures on the balloting April 29 in the First Division are now com plete, the results are as follows;
 For Territorial Auditor-Frank A. Boyle, incumbent, l,708 votes. J. s. Holman, 454.
 Four Legislative Candidates The four Democrats who recei- we'd nominations for the 4 First Division seats in the Territorial House of Representatives and who will run against four Republicans in the election September 8 are:
 Joe Green, J. P. Anderson, Capt. James Davis, and Crystal Snow Jennie.
 Republican Primary Results
 The results of the Republican primary in the First Division show:
 For Territorial Auditor-Cash Cole 736 votes, C. H. MacSpad- den 6,394.
 The four Republicans who were nominated for the four First Di- vision seats in the Territorial House of Representatives are:
 Hanford Henning, Frank Price Harry Race and Jack Wilson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
Airplane News

Pilot Hans MiroW of the Mirow Air Service took off today for Fairbanks with Mrs. Wm. H. Bloom and child, and Vim. A. Hesse, Territorial Highway En- gineer, as passengers. MT. Hes SC is returning, enroute to his office at Juneau after making ob- servations of territorial road pro- jects in the Second Division, hay ing made an aerial survey follow ing his arrival here last Wednes- day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

A telegram from Glendale, California, this morning to Mrs Chester Brown. stated that her husband Chester Brown, Nome aviator, had purchased tri- motored Ford Plane and expects to fly it into Nome. He stated he was flying in company with Hank Miller. mechanic. from Glendale today enroute to San Francisco.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

Pilot Hall of the Mirow Air Service arrived Nome about ele- ven thirty last night from Fair banks with C. J. Newlin, mana ger of the Cooperative drug store at Fairbanks who came to Nome in connection with business re- lations here, and a MT. O'Leary as passenger.
 Pilot Hall left again today for Kotzebue with Warren Ferguson a MT. Long, and MT. Newlin from which point he will fly to Fairbanks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
SHORTEST ROUTE ORIENT IS VIA ALASKA
Two More Acts
 Violence China
 Strain Feelings
(By The Associated Press)


 TIENTSIN, May 30, - Two acts of violence today further embittered Sino-Japanese rela- tions.
 A bridge between Tangku and Tientsin was destroyed and an attempt made to wreck a Japan ese troop train, but fortunately there were no casualties.
 The Chinese authorities said they feared the Japanese might construe the acts as their action, and in reply sending more troops. The city is extremely nervous. Eight hundred American sold iers are station at the large Am erican colony here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
Might Be Unable Try Townsend
 Until This Fall
(By The Associated Press)

VBy Inc ASSOCfated PreSs)
 WASHINGTON, May 30, - Speaker Byrns sent the Houses contempt citation of Dr. Town send and his two aides to United States Attorney Leslie Garnett, who sad he believed he could obtain indictments in about week, but that he was doubtful if a trial could be had before fall. The citation bore the sig natures of Speaker of the House and House Clerk Trimble.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
Little-clad Body
 Woman Found In
 Water Murdered
(By The Associated Press)

VANCOUVER, B. C., May 30, The little-clad body of Mrs. Holger Sundstron, who disap- peared Monday night from the steamer Cardena, bound for Rock Bay, Vancouver Island, was found on the beach of Texada Island, in the Strait of Georgia, with marks of violence upon her. Her throat displayed several bruises.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
Queen Mary Is
 On Maiden Trip
 England to US
(By The Associated Press)

ABOARD QUEEN MARY, En- route to New York, May 30, - The Queen Mary, Britain's bid for the speed crown of the Allan tic, broke the one day run record of the Normandie, of the French Line, by travelling 766 miles for 25 hours. (the extra hour due to the change of time in travelling Vest, as against the Norman dies TAB mile record.
 The two vessels passed out of sight of each other today, but exchanged messages by wireless.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
22 Year Old Girl Sentenced to 20
 Years Forgery
(By The Associated Press)

SEATTLE, May 30, = Mrs Ventres Porter Vincent. aged p former University of Missouri coed, was sentenced to serve twenty years, the maximum time in the state penitentiary, after pleading guilty to issuing seven. teen worthless checks. She was married to naval seaman while in jail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
McMullen Taken
 Seattle Improved
(By The Associated Press)

BELLINGHAM, May 30, - Edward McMullen, who is gain ing strength rapidly, was moved bv ambulance to Seattle. Marsh al Chitty said that he would ask that one hundred thousand dol lars bond be set.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
Income Surtax
 Be Boosted In
 Some Brackets
(By The Associated Press) WASHINGTON, D. C., May 30

WASHlNGTON,D U. C., May ou, Individual income surtaxes are to be boosted one percent in each bracket between the six and fifty thousand dollars.
 The lowest bracket of from four to six thousand dollars will not be affected.
 The committee rejected thlr- teen to five a final attempt of ad- ministration forces to put over higher graduated levies, on un- distributed corporate earnings, as wanted by President Roose- welt. The measure will come on to the floor of the senate nex' week. %
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
Peace-tinle Defense Bill Was Passed
 By House
(By The Associated Press) WASHINGTON, D. C., May 30

WASHINGTON, D. C., May oU, Congressional action was com pleted on the record peace-time national defense budget of ap- proximately billion dollars, when the House approved the conference report on the large S526, ,546,532 naval appropriation bill and sent it to the White House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

Pilot Frank Whaley of the Nome Airways returned to Nome this morning from Solomon, where he flew to yesterday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

English Teacher-z-Name a col lective- noun.
 Student-Garbage can.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 10 Boston 0 New York l5 Cincinnati Chicago 8 Pittsburgh ' St. Louis 9
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

FOR SALE-Furnished 4 room house and lot. Inquire F. R. Ham, llten, Wed~ag'Weo
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

Sermon Message: Shall We Teach Religion in Schools?"
 Friday, June 5th at 2 p.m., Mrs Charles Code is hostess to the Ladies Aid. All women interest ed in the work of this church are most cordially invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago 3 Detroit 4 - Only games in American League.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

Goofus-What does Mot Trans ferable" mean on this supper ticket? Do you know?
 Rufus-it means that no per- son will be admitted unless he comes himself.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

"Ah, MT. Branson. and how is your most charming wife?" q have only one."
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

American Chemical Society is told that the extracting of glands from criminals may end crime. We'll, execution is handy met bod of extracting the criminal from the gland.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
FOR SPRING CLEANING

Work Of all kinds, rugs and sar- pets: window washing, etc, ealI buiis Austin at the Nevada
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
Federated Church

:. Norman McCay, Pastor. ..
 II A. Sunday School. TAO P. M........Evening Worship
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30

COAST LEAGUE San Francisco l2 San Diego 0 Los Angeles 3 Missions 4 Sacramento 3 Portland 4 Oakland i Seattle 9
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-30
Baseball Scores
COAST LEAGUE

CBy The Associated Press)
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
~VANDENBERG OPUESTO
AL CANAL DE LA FLORIDA

Washington, Mayo 16.-El Sc
nador republican, Vandenberg,
del estado de Michigan, trata
hoy de bloquear los esfuerzos dc
la administration, con hirien :
ties enmiendas, en- favor de que
Sc prosiga la construction del
canal de la Florida. Estima ell Sc
nador que no debe concederse
ning1n credito a csc proyecto
hasta la venidera legislature.
Ell senador Robinson, lider de
la mayoria, propuso ell jueves
que previo informe de un conf
tie, que seria nombrado por ell
executive Sc autorice al presi :
lente para situar 100000
con destino a la continuation de
la obra. Las enmiendas del sena
dor republican, seran conside :
radas por ell comite de concrete
ell pr6ximo microbes.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
Sc FnOCLAMO A 81 MISMO
DlUIADUk Ell CANCILLER
SCHUSCHNIGG
va eStG SieadO deSdrmGdO eL
"Ejercito" del principe Won
Starhemberg

Viena, -1ayo ia ST mis- :
mo Sc prOclam6 aver dictator
de Austria, completando ell gol-
pc de estado que diera al princi-
pc Won Starhemberg, jefe del
'~theimwehr," ell canciller Schus-
chnigg. "Estamos reunidos "a
qri, dijo ell canciller en- su dis
curse, en- una bora decisiva."
"Con la completa consciencia
de mi responsibilities y en- la
memOria ell difunto canciller Dol
fuss, asumo Ia direction nacio-
nal del frente p~atri6tico."
Con esas palabras, ell camel :
Her, fra il, de aspecto escolar,
sc convirti6 en- ell cuarto MEM
bro "del club de dictadores de
Europa, incorporandose a Sta
lin, Mussolini y Hitler.
Ell desarme del ejercito de
Won Star-emberg, como una me
dida de precauci6n, comenz6 a.
yer mismo.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
LA REPUBLICA SOVIET E.
QUIPARARA SU ESCUA-
ORA CON LA DE ALEMA-
MIA Y Ell JAPON

Londres, Mayo 16.-La Russia
Soviet rompi6 aver 81 secreto
sobre la construction de su ma
rina de guerra y anunci6 que
equiparara su fuerza con la de
Alemania, en- Ell Baltieo, y con
la del Jap6n en- ell extreme Orien
tie.
Una breve nota del embaja :
dor soviet Maisky a Sir Robert
Vansittart, subsecretario per
manente de asuntos extranje :
ros, ha servido para aclarar ell
misterio que rodea a la fuerza
naval rusa. Actualrlente ell go
ibierno soviet es ell mas fuerte
poder terrestre y su nueva poll
tia lie incluira entire las nacio-
mes del mundo que tienen pode-
rosas escuadras.
Russia oficialmente acept6 u
ma invitacion de Inglaterra pa
ra negociar un tratado naval.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
LA ALBANIA DE TRABAJA-
DORES PIDIO AUXILIO A LA
.COMISION DEL d
Sc pdS6 al GbogGdO cOnsuttOr 81
informe de los GuditOres Sobre
los hbrOS de Spencer

Los comisionados del condad9
celebraron aver su session de to-
dos los viernes.
Una communication de ITALIA :
hassee informa que por su par
te en- las utilidades de las carre-
ras de galgos, ell condado reci'
bra este aho $4,000 menos que
ell ano anterior, cuando entra :
ION en- sus areas $19,702.
Firmada por los ciudadanos
Pedro Sierra, Poulnot y 0. M.
Alfonso Sc entrego una resolu-
ci6n a los comisionados, a nomi
Ore de la Alianza de Trabaja :
dores, pidiendo ayuda para 'las
familias que lentamente Sc niue
rem de hambre." Los comisiona-
dos dijeron que carecian de fon-
dos para atender a 10 pedido por
la ALBANIA.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
LA GAIA DE
AHORRO POSTAL

Habana, Mayo l6.-Con la
asistencia del presidente de Ia
Rep1blica, DIR. Barnet, y Ell Sc
cretario de correos, DR.. Francis
co Gomez, se efectu6 aver la
inau2uraci6n de la GAIA postal
de ahorro.
Ell p~residente Barnet declare
inaugurada la GAIA e hijo que la
primera libreta fuese extendida
a nombre de su Meta. Ademas
encarg6 otras doce libretas que
regalara a nihos y ninas.
Pronunciaron elocuentes dis
cursos ell secretario, DR.. Gomez,
y ell DR.. Jose Ramon Gutierrez,
abogado consultor del departa-
mento.
La banda de m1sica del ejer-
cito ameniz6 ell acto, al que asis-
theron centenares de ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
HOY Els Ell ULTIMo OLA PA
RIA ABoNAR Ell IMPUESTO


Esta noche, a las nueve, Sc
cerraran las ventanillas de la O.
ficina del recaudador Burnett y
las personals que para esa bora
no hayan pagado ell impuesto e.
le2toral no podran votar en- las
elecciones primarias de JUNO.
Pagaron aver ell impuesto, cast
todos a razon de dos pesos por
cabeza, 1900 hombres y mule
res.
Burnett calcula que al llegar
la noche pasara de 10000 ell MI
nero de ciudadanos debidamen-
tie calificados, sin incluir a los
que tienen que pagan por raz6n
de edad.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
ASAMBLEA DE LOS NUM-
CIPIOS ESPANOUES

San Sebastian, Mayo 16.-El
municipio acord6 aver lamar la
idea de que Sc verifique un con-
greso de los municipios de la Re
pIblica.
La intenci6n de los proponen
ties es lograr que los ayuntamien
tos, con la ayuda del gobierno
de Madrid, puedan sanear su
hacienda. 81 Ell proyecto encuen
ira buena acogida, ell acto Sc e.
.fectuara en- Madrid.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
NUEVA LEY AMERICANA
SOBRE Ell AZUCAR

Habana, Mayo lo.-Se infor-
mo aver en- esta ciudad que ell
e~cretario de agricultural de los
Estados Unidos, Mr.. IWahace,
,orepara una nueva ley sobre ell
azdcar que en- lineas generates
; parecida a la Costigan Jones.
La ley contendra un sistema de
Quotas; pero cambiara ell meto-
10 de page a los productores do
mesticos.
Nuevos detalles llegaran en- la
antrante semana.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
C~ESANTEADOS VARIOS DE-
LEGADOS

Santander, Mayo 16.-Aten >
diendo Quejas recibidas, Ell lgo :
-bernador civil de la provincial
cesante6 aver a los delegadoA
gubernativos de varias poblacioA
mes, nombrando en- su lugar fun
cionarios de la policia.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
PDEITOS Y DIVOI2CI0S

Lucille B. Fields contra j. j.
Fields; G. H. Benjamin contra
White y Lazzara; Alese JOHN
son contra Joe Johnson; Luisa
Pardo Pividal contra Daniel
Pividal Riopedre; City of TEN
lple Terrace contra Hillsbor-
ough Holding Co.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
LA ATROPELLO UNI AUTO
MOVIL GUIADO POR OTRA
MUJER

Tn autom6vil guiado por Te-
resa MARITIME, vecina del 25O4,
de North Boulevard, atropelld
aver, en- la esquina de Marion y
lack, a Elizabeth Kay, del 6704
de la avenida Branch. La lesiO-
NADIA recibi6 asistencia en- ell hos
pital municipal. Estima la po-
licia que ell accidente fue inevi-
table.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
BIBLIOTECA ESPANOLA EN-
PARIS

Madrid, Mayo 16.-Dentro
de pocos dias sera inaugurada
en- la Ciudad Universitaria de
Paris, la Blblioteca del ColegiO
de Espana, en- la que abundan
los clasicos.
Presidira ell acto ell embaja-
dor en- Francia y asistiran per-
sonalidades espaholas que resi-
den en- la capital francesa.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y ell do
mingo.
Maxima temperature aver,
81 grades; minima, 20.
Marea alta a las 10 :26 a. m. y
1876 p. m. Marea baja a las
4:23 a. m. y SIT p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-12
Paris Styles
By MARY FENTRESB

United Press staff COfrespcndent)
 Paris, CUP)-victor stiebel, the young London dress designer who gives two annual shows in Paris, has announced an eight-point plan for looking smart. The successful dee Signer who is only 20 and who bears a startling resemblance to the Amer" ican film comedian, Harold Lloyd, creates original costumes for Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks, wife Of the American movie star.
 Stiebel's advice to women is as follows:
 Designs must be simple. Few women can wear exotic clothes.
 Choose colors carefully. Brighten up neutral tones with touch of bright color.
 Select material carefully. Simple fabrics are best.
 Accessories must be good. Don't economize on cheap limitations Of fad fashions--buy good accessories.
 Learn to wear your clothes well. Pay attention to posture and figure and keep your clothes in godo con- dition.
 Don't mix materials. You are likely to kill both of them.
 Makeup and hairdressing are more important than clothes. Study your personality.
 Wear the best corsets you can afford. Your figure and your srnartness depend on your corsets.
 For summer wear, Victor Stie-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-12
NEA Service stan Writer

NEh OGEVbCC 0t8Hk VEbVSE
 Please give me some exercises that will make my hands more sup pie and graceful" writes young New York woman. T do not need grooming routines. However, in spite of the fact that my hands are neat and white, I am constantly aware of their awkwardness."
 There are many hand exercises which, if done regularly, certainly will make fingers and wrists supple and therefore graceful. Begin with simple steps, such as this:
 Place your elbows on table with forearms erect and fingers straight Drop the fingers back until palma are facing upward. Then gradually bring hands forward, moving each finger individually and making wrists to the work. Continue the forward movements until tips oi third fingers touch base of thumbs Now extend fingers slowly, one at q time, until they are straight again.
 Make believe that you are pull- ing taffy. Swing arms outward, fin- gers outstretched. Bring them to. gether in front of you, fingers to- gether. Repeat, slowly, about twenty times.
 Imagine that you are shaking water from fingertips. Shake arms, letting fingers snap together to make the imaginary drops fall Open and close hands rapidly Q few times.
 Also, keep fin mind that hands in repose always are lovelier thar those which flutter constantly Don't fuss with your clothing drum on the arm of the chair or