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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28
Cabinet Officers Join Roosevelt At
 Funeral of Dern
(By The Associated PreSs)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 28, - Cabinet officers and other govern ment dignitaries announced they had completed arrangements to join President Franklin D. Roose welt on his journey of mourn ing to Salt Lake City for the fun eral next Tuesday of Secretary of War George H. Dern, who died yesterday.
 American Flags were ordered at half mast on all army posts and forts, and army officials will wear a mourning band for the thirty-day prescribed period. :.
 The body of Secretary Dern will lie in state at Salt Lake City until 3 P. M. Tuesday, at which hour the funeral will commence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28
(By The Associated Press)

UNDATED, August 28-Rebels who would rule Spain, disclosed that they planned a military die tatorship and then if the people want it, restoration of 1agnar- chy. Entrenching themselves about Burgos, stronghold, against a sudden government thrust, Fascist leaders let it be known that they intended dictatorship to be followed by a plebescite on their return to the throne.
 Rabat, Morocco, reported re- ceiving rebel broadcasts from Spain declaring that the govern ment's Madrid position was be- coming precarious and that ex-
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28
Youth Jumped
 Death From The
 Emp. State Bldg
(By The Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Aug. 28, - While six sightseers, viewing New York City's sky line for the first time, looked on. Francis Erskine, aged g, leaped to his death from the 86th floor observation platform of the Empire State Building this morning.
 Waving goodbye to the onlook CTS, he called: 50 long folks!" and jumped.
 His body narrowly missed sev eral passersby on the street, and caused a general traffic tieup which was not untangled for al- most an hour.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28
Godfrey Reports Things Doing g In
 Kougarok Area

Sam Godfrey, Kougarok miner and prospector, who arrived here the other day from that section, had optimistic reports to make on operations taking place in that great mining section.
 He declared that the final load of machinery, supplies, etc, for the Kougarok Consolidated Pla- cers Inc, Carl Hallberg opera tions chief, had been delivered from Davidson's Landing, yester- day. He declared that Hallberg expected to have the dredge in operation for the first time, Sep tember first, thereby setting a record in that locality for con- struction of a dredge and camp ing equipment, and the successful commencement of active opera tions.
 Jerry Sullivan and other Kou- garokers were reported to be busy taking out the gold. J. J. Keenan and crew, drilling at Coarse Gold Creek, near the mouth of the Kougarok River, were declared to be busy.
 Godfrey is doing extensive prospecting on Henry Creek and is being kept very busy. He will await the arrival of the S.S. Der play of the Alaska Line at Nome, before returning to the Kougarok
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28

tremists were killing hundreds of persons.
 The capitol station at Jerez Dela, on the frontier near Cadiz, announced that the Madrid per sonality are now in Tetuan, and declared that in two nights the Marxiest killed two thousand in Madrid, and that sugar and cof- fee supplies were exhausted. The station added that the Se- vile radio station broadcasted: situation of Madrid is truly des- perate, MarXiest workers, despite severe orders, refuse to obey and work only according to their own pleasure"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28
Kougarok and Northern Mining Sections Booming
US. Marshal Caffney Described The Mining Conditions in The Northern
 Sections As Being Greatly Improved
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take a fresh start in life.
 MT. Gaffney said he met a mum Der of old friends from the Ko- bulk, including Ted Westlake, and renewed old acquaintances. Bus mess at Kotzebue was reported to be very good, and mining near Kiana and Cleary creek is declar ed to be very promising, and mum erous outfits doing well.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28
MINING IS BOOMING
Conditions Good KOtzebue, Candle, Other Places
 Visited by Court
KOBUK TO THE FRONT

U. s. Marshal Thos. Gaffney, returning yesterday after the fly ing court" had completed busi- ness in the north, had some in- teresting information concerning affairs on the other side of Sew ard Peninsula.
 He said that at Candle things are booming. A large consign- ment of gold dust was shipped by plane to Nome.
 On Jump Creek, Billy French, it is reported is doing remark ably well. Tom Roust has three men opening up his claims on this same creek, said the Marshal
 Everybody is busy with very little unemployment in the camp. Fritz Weinhardt and son have been prospecting on the kugu- ruk, employing cat and wagon. It looks as if Candle will come to the front in big way, declar- ed MT. Gaffney.
 Jimmy Cross was given his final papers of naturalization by the court. Jimmy, who has been on the frontier for the past thirty years, and who made several un- successful attempts to secure his papers, has at last been rewarded through the efforts of the "Fly- ing Court" He is heading for the Kobuk, his old stamping ground,which he pronounces will be the banner gold producing sec ton of this Division. In this he is seconded by Tom Roust, possi- bly the best authority in that section.
 "Yes sir" said Roust, q know what I'm talking about, and you can rest assured the Kobuk coun- try will some day be the coming big gold producing camp of the Second Division," he told Mar shal Gaffney.
 Concerning politics, which ev- eryone is interested in at this time of the year, Marshal Gaff- ney, although rather reticent, ex- pressed the opinion that the northern section was already Gin the bag for the Democratic can- didates.
 At Kotzebue the court disposed of a number of conjugal mismat- ed situations and freed the part ies from matrimonial bonds to
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28

The Nome Daily Nugget carries several forms of printing blanks for your convenience - Dredge Logs, thawing and drill reports, Mining Deeds, Placer and Lode Location Notices. Vouchers, and Special Power of Attorney forms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28

tremists were killing hundreds ot persons.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28
Twelve Thousand Ethiops. Attacked
 City Addis Ababa
(By The Associated PreSs)

(By The Associated PTeSS1
 ROME, August 28-Friday the government announced that tWel ve thousand Philippians attacked Addis Ababa, yesterday,but were repulsed. The statement said two hundred Philippians and fifteen native soldiers were killed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28
JUDGE J.H.S. MORISON TELLS
 OF VOYAGE ON THE CUTTER
 NORTHLAND TO PIT. BARROW

possibility that they might run short little during the winter.
 Charles Brewer at Barrow told him, he declared, that everything was fine around Barrow, the Es- kimos having plenty of food, as evidenced by the tons and tons of whale, seal and Waleus meat piled high on the drying racks for winter use.
 Good Hunting & Fishing
 Everywhere they stopped. de- clared the Judge from Nome, there were indications of a good hunting and fishing season this summer, which, he was informed he said, would carry natives thru the winter.
 Stopped Scene Plane Crash
 Judge Morrison said that they visited the spot where the plane crashed in which Will Rogers & Wiley Post were killed last Aug ust. While there, in company with some Eskimcs. he noticed the natives after a short time, run to their skin boats and start off up the coast in hurry. He found out a little later why. The Arctic Ice pack, which always lays only a few miles from the Alaskan coast line, was commenc ing to drift toward shore.
 Experienced No Ice Trouble
 They saw no ice of any conse- quences on the entire trip, re- ported Judge Morrison. White at Barrow they could see one or two large ice bergs and on the dim horizon a white streak, remind ing everyone, that the Arctic ice pack was only waiting for the current and winds to change be- fore drifting to the Alaskan shore and shutting Point Barrow in for another winter.
 Motion Pictures Attraction
 Of great interest, said Judge Morrison, was the immense pleas ure and curiosity expressed by the Eskimos up and down the northern coast, when they came aboard the Cutter Northland and were treated to motion pictures in sound.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28
2l Japanese Are Reported Killed
 Bandit Fights
(By The Associated Press)

TOKYO, August 28-The Domi Japanese news agency, reported tWenty-one Japanese soldiers were killed in encounters with Manchurian bandits during the last two weeks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28

AIT Der wee pldfle rom llle IOl Ill were Judge J. H. s. Morrison, U. s. Marshal Thos. Gaffney, and Deputy U. s. Clerk of Court Nor win Lewis, after holding court in Kotzebue and Candle, where sev- eral cases were disposed of, in cluding naturalization proceed ings for Jimmy Cross at Candle.
 Voyage Aboard Northland
 Judge Morrison, of the U. s. District Court at Nome, was re- turning from an extended voy- age aboard the U. s. Coast Guard Cutter Northland, Captain W. K. Scammel, as far north at Point Barrow. Mrs. Morrison and grand son Stuart accompanied the Judge and are still aboard the Cutter, reported to be taking on water at Teller yesterday and to day, while Judge Morrison left the ship at Kotzebue and proceeded by air back to Nome after court doings.
 The Judge was extremely en- thusiastic about their trip to Pt. Barrow on which the government boat stopped at Teller, Cape Prince of Wales, Shishmaref, Rot zebue, Kivalina, Point Hope, Wainwright, Point Thompson and Point Barrow, declaring that Mrs. Morrison and his grandson enjoyed the voyage very much, although stormy weather pre- vailed in the Arctic Ocean much of the time the ship was gone.
 Visited Old Timers
 Judge Morrison visited Jim AL len at Wainwright who was a passenger to Barrow and return. At Point Hope he visited with Archdeacon Goodwin. Going ashore at Point Barrow he talked to Tom Gordon who comes from Demarcation Point, far to the eastward of Barrow, and he de- clared that the few Eskimo fam flies and white people living in that barren region were getting along all right and had plenty of food and fuel, although there was
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-28
PLOT BEHIND REBEL MOVES TO RESTORE
 SPANISH MONARCHY

PLAN WAS TO VANQUISH MADRID GOVERN
 MENT THEN ESTABLISH DICTATORSHIP, AFTER WHICH CALL FOR A PLEBISCTTE
 DETERMINE WHETHER PEOPLE WISHED A RETURN OF SPANISH MONARCHY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-13

Keep the house darkened and quiet on hot summer days.
 Shades shot to the rollers always make me feel as though my own eyelids were pinned up. Too much light in a house not only makes things hotter but fries tempers as well. There is a difference between the big light of out-of-doors, and rays hitting in at all angles through windows. The mother who tries working in light-controlled rooms will find herself less tired at night,
 Children react to the peace of twilight also.
 Rearrange Furnishings
 Next, don't you get weary look ing at the same old lamps and vases that looked so cozy in win ter? And sick of pushing back the velvet portiers every time you take a step from the dining room to the parlor. or the parlor to the hall? Don't you sink into the big mohair chair and wish to goodness it was a hard hickory seat on a porch by the sea?
 You can't whistle the sea to your door, but it might be worth trying to get all the heat collectors and eye troublers out of the way. It is grand idea to empty shelf and set superfluous bric-a-brac away for a well-earned rest. It saves dusting, too. As for rugs and drapes and ex- tra furniture, they become a prob- lem of space. But it is surprising what can be done in eliminating extras to odd corners, closets; or, if you are blessed with an attic or store room there you are.
 To Calm Worn Nerves
 The lighter we trim ship in sum- mer, the easier the sailing, but more than this, it gives rest to jaded nerves. Space is restful; a jam is narrowing. And it will thrill the youngsters to see things changed round.
 When children get hot and sticky they quarrel. Someway or other, crying always seems to be associated with grubby hands and perspirine faces. The best cure-all for both is not in the drug store but right in the cold water faucet,
 Take the upset one of, put his hands and arms to the elbow in cool water and watch the magic work. Wiring out soft cloth in cool water, go over his face and neck very gently, scalp too, and there is your own sweet Johnny again, instead of the miserable changing of a moment gone, Be- cause he's cleaner? Not particularly, but because his nerves are soother
 Ears Need Rest
 Get that radio down a few notches. 4 constant hlare Is iFri- tating, Those who leave on the oud.speakeF all day generally use 1t only as tnm.t0m anyway, II the children are unusually fret' ful, try turning lt on altogether for awhile, or until you have time to listen right,
 Cut down the ironing, Paper napkins, and paper towels help
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-13
Your Children
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Facial plck.lne.unu end oti1F qulek maiiloGls C making ilae bud.
 Rasa RiFl looA iha q new. rested psgson ln iass tlms than c takes lo tell e are a personal bon, Ways and means le change easily from q tiFa1slooklna career Hnmnn Co q glamoF niFi og which he wiil be proud afe important hila uf kneWl. edge Co one wllo woFka.
 A bath, preferably a laisurelY uap ln a cub ef peffuInea water. 8 thn frat slnp. nf c0ufne. Clean your face ana lhfoat thoroughly. Then cover them vim rich cream CT q aood mask before ynu step into the tllb. Tie cream will be ahsoThra ag the maak vii have chance Co dry whlie you are ncFubhins back, alloul- deFs and legs end fFeshening up your fingeFnails.
 since time as at Q premium, busi' ness women generally flnd c0snmer- elaily prepared masks handler than homemade typos. one especially good mask. made by Q reputable Gonapany and designed Co do its freshenlng-up work in fifteen min. uies, looks and smells Ike fresh strawberries in whipped cream. You simply wash with a0ap and waieT, smooth on the mask, take your bath or lie down for q quarter Of an hour. then remove iL Sf you have . dry complexion, use cream after the final Tsnaing. Your skin will look fresh and rested and ready to receive evening makeup.
 The company that makes the strawberry mask also features spe- cial suntan makeup for the glFl who likes her skin t0 be . deep copper shade during the summer months. There Is a caTnelian cream rouge which is heat-Eesistant. . Feddish- brown lipstick to match; also . haF- monizlng dry rouge to put on dur ing the evening when you haven't time to apply the cream again, or for . quick t0uch-up after tennis. The finishing lotion is a new suntan shade which accents the natural, daFkened tone of the skin.
 If, while on vacation. you elim- mate stockings. try the finishing lo- ton on your legs, It gives them a smooth, well-gr0omed appearance,
 If (this is for business girls, tool you have only fourteen or fifteen days in which to play in the sun- shine, don't try to get . coat of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-13

cnss oF rufcr ie your 'shilinunnnrs 1" 'nlnBanh froubia," sRas." 'lnnAalag. " s'lnaiaasllnns CT 'anlaimaoxinas slen" 1" within tha pEnclnrts of Che clan. Always cheek ynw symptoms Co Al'H lnveF as you come ln. and in AA1e eNaFae 0f a d09nn blue HannGag EmR waH hnve losl some xw all ng &hAn eelHnding aB how you Eve ihe olhw alg aays.
 You sec. yon learn here how fo Use without making . hog of gplarr nelI. There eRe mumHrolis Wny1 an whlrh untuioTed middle aged anr dlFldnals make h0as ef shnmeeiges Rating toe fast. Eating too much. especially too much refined narhnaags dFnae. 0ulpins food huFFiedly wifbs out maEfinating q. Washing it dpWn with drink. Taking sweet daaaeEl after Q meal which Gi more than adeqnnte of itseif. Just becanas t k on the menu as no extra cost.
 There are no dues and no fines, You may toin even if you have hasb blood pressure, insomnia e corpora ton or shnrfness 0f breath on Fan- ming 70 catch e train. Ef y0u w'oui6 rather take six bread and miik meals on any other day each seek than Monday. you may make your own schedule and etill be tp good standing. Our sole purpose is to make temperance as nearly painless as possible. Hf yOu ere 0nical and a.a.sn a AfnAnaa NMw r,af1fp Tansa me \, substitute any fruit juice you like; if you don't like bread you may sub- stitmte banana That's as fer as we ean SO 10 eater to whims ip the club. If you dislike both bread and milk, thank you for your kind Rt- tenti0n and may you have 2 fine long funeral.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-13
THE nlEAD AND mll'k olID

ma nRRAD AND nzHl.K cI1lD
 MAKES MRDDaR ANH SAFER
 At middle mne tha finanmnFaAlnng sssan. ApnplaNy, HFishtt 6lennas. arlerloecleTozia, mYeeardlth fSiow heart lalluEe). diabetes. We aena hnow about nancnF. hua amncnF mnal fFaaanntlv occurs in the 0ftina. The nFaad and A1ilk Club was originally oFaanlzcd for tha purpose nf mak' lna li safer to he miaole aged. NO use eaminR round fl yeu have d. ready developed your degeneration. In that case. N'haf gon nane is . good doctor ar an undertaken max. be. The club is not open to actual invalias. ff you're just staying above ground Co aaEe funeral eE- penses, keep away, If you're only scared. come in. eii down and haye some milk. gf you Ganf care fog milk. that's al right wifh Ms. Help yourself Co e ehaw af wheat from the bin there in the corner. OT may be you'd prefer . chunk nf swiehaek 0T q couple ernckersq xf you wish we'll cook the wheat . hit and even crack it in the coffee mill till you get accustomed to the terrifying thought of eating wheat as t grows.
 The By-Iaws 0f the B & M Club lmailed on request 4 you provide . stamped envelope bearing your ad- dTessl will tell you al you need to know about it. At the moment suf- Ace to say we have Q houneer. But the bouneeF functions only when you so fer forget yourself as to dis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-13
Your Baby's Health
Abdominal Band Is Protection
 Against Rupture Early In Life

he naval is to make certain that the abdomen is given extra sup- port during the first few months, For this reason an abdominal band is worn. Babies may wear this band for five or six months, f the doctor indicates necessity for it.
 Ruptures in the groin are much more serious than those in the middle line Of the adbodmen, 4 child with such 8 rupture should be under the immediate care Of a doctor, who will advise the proper procedure to be followed,
 Various devices have been de- yelOped fQT controlling FuptnFes, lns eludtHg usuaIg 2 simple pad over which z piece Of tightly drawn ad' bestye tape is placed, This should RIwags be arranged by the doctor, since f is possible with the wrong kllld of z pad t0 eBlaFge tllf epens ilsg, Tatlgef tBsn 70 aid lts el0suTe,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-13
ay DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN

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 The RupeERr usually is seen as a EwelIfng, heualsse the tDteSttneS O aGa.er naafeEsass within ti1e abdomen naage psaklhed iiefr way through the wRsk place fn the muscle val,
 The HsOst eoNHlOD place for haEh ks s0aNWtsere b ire middle asre around sise Esgei, IH older Gansh6Een rgptWeS easaaIsy aFe seen an Glae gEo1n, aE6 EOe iSfnegileBfIE aR bpgs fisev Raag paasE 1pgE HGf0
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-13
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-13

tan that will lost three months. II simply can't be done-that is. with any degree of safety.
 You should stay out in the sun for no more than half an hour the first day and no more than an hour any one of the three succeeding days. Unless you want to ruin the texture of your skin. you must get your coat of tan gradually. Only those who have a m0Dtb or six weeks to spend in the country or on the beach can get the very dark, br0wnish-coppeF tone that Is fash- i0nable. The rest Of us will have to content ourselves with q mod crate shade of suntan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-13

ANSWERS
 treat cousin nearly possible couldn't have side tracked the willing be Sdetracked and there
 visiting dipleasure her exclusively The pride to wish them well and to be other e0uhp swift and too short to stand
 vaccination didn't ake No with another girl worth worrying be congratulated good and ssf in marking him off with this notation. CAROLINE CHATFIELD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-13
QUESTIONS end ANSWERS
 Fancy Sour kgiik

Can veB tel me whether the milk feFment called nwlgaEiap KNghnFt aids indigestion end prevents aut0- inteEiesftop9 =, lA. 2. SD
 AnsWer-ButteTmilk, ordinary sour milk, aeid0philus fermeDted milk, Bulgarian fermented milk, are all wholesome and rather beneficial to digestion, f you like the beverage.