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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-20

Attention is called to the fact that Thanksgiving is only a few days away, and if you wish to get the utmost in service quality and variety of articles for your Thanksgiving celebration look on page four to the advertisement of Polet Stores, featuring a host of suggestions. .-
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-20

A Wien Alaska Airlines plane flew to Coffe CT and Taylor this morning with freight. This after noon it made a flight to Macklin CT. and Taylor returning with Jerry Sullivan and Jim Keahher. This afternoon it flew to Solo, mon on mail flight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-20
NEWS ITEMS

The Mirow Air Service Lock heed plane which made a flight with passengers to Cordova yes terday, returned to Nome today via Anchorage, piloted by Jack Jefford.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-20

Everyone interested in the for nation of choir at the Federal ed church please come to the church at 12 o'clock noon tomor- row, Nov. 2l Mems voices in particular are badly needed to round out a choir If you want a choir please don't fail this meet ing, as We are already very late in starting for Ch ristmas music.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-20
Native Methodist Church, Service 5 P. M.

Next Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, at II o'clock, there will be public service of thanksgiving at the Federated church. All are urged to attend this service. Par ents are requested to make this family service by coming to the church with their children and sitting with them
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-11-20
Federated Church

Rev. Vincent C. Widney. Pastor. Services for Sunday, Nov. 2l Church School Il o'clock.
 Evening Worship, 7:45.
 Sermon topic: Facts that Un- dergird Life"
 Everyone cordially invited to worship with us.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

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The Washington times., 1937-03-12
Moore MoVinq
To the Met

Grace Moore's gayest picture
comes to the Metropolitan Theater
starting Friday, March 10 for a
second week downtown. when
You're In Love" is the title Of
this new Columbia release.
Since the success Of lone Night
OF Love" most pictures with opera
stars have been romantic dramas
Of the rise Of a singer, with opera
tic interpretations. when You're
In Love" breaks away from this
cycle to tell a whimsical, light
hearted story Of comedy and ro-
nance, traversing the full range
Of musical entertainment.
Mss Moore sings such diversi-
fled numbers as "VisSi Darte" by
Puccini and Minnie the Moocher"
by Cab Galloway, as well as the
Waltz Aria from Romeo and
Juliet" by Verdi: Schubert'S
"Serenade":: "In the Cleaning, "
by Annie F. Harrison; "Siboney," :"
by Lecuona, and two new songs
especially written by jerome Kern
and Dorothy Fields.
Cary Grant, Aline MacMahon,
Henry Stephenson, Thomas Mitch.
ell, Catherine Doucet, and Luis
Aberni are in the supporting cast
of when You're In Love-" Leoni-
doff, dance maestro of New York'S
Radio City Music Hall, directed a
spectacular ballet sequence.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
Dancing Movie
For Earle

Jessie Matthews, the dancing
divinity" will be presented on the
Earle Theater screen. starting Fri
day, March 10, in Head Over
Heels in Love-" gay, tune-filled,
new musical comedy, for which
the ace American song writer's,
Gordon and Revel. provided the
melodies.
The lovely Miss Matthews sings
and dances to such hits as May
I Have the Next Romance With
You?" Through the Courtesy of
Love" and Head Over Heels in
Love-" She plays the part Of a
cabaret entertainer whose dancing
feet and lifting voice make her
the radio idol Of France.
The leading men appear oppo
site her-Robert Flemyng and
Louis Borell, while another i'm
portant roles is filled by Whitney
Bourne, New York society girl who
made her screen debut in Crime
Without Passion"
On the stage, starting Friday,
the Earle will present o variety
program including beauty, wit,
comedy and novelty. Sylvia Manon
and Company, offering Porcelain
Romance; Bert Walton, lie Ra'
contour Distingue";; Kirk and
Lawrence, "A Couple Of Horse
Laughs" and James Evans and
Company, in Foot Feats," are the
entertainers.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
Avenue Here
Today .

A real life romance set to the
most captivating music ever
penned by Irving Berlin is to be
presented in 'NOn the Avenue" the
Star-filled comedy romance open
ing today at Loew's Palace as the
successor to the current Last Of
Mrs. Cheyney."
Dick Powell, beauteous Made
liene Carroll, the equally comely
Alice Faye, devastatingly insane
Ritz Brothers, George Barber
Alan Mowbray, Stepin Fetchit are
among the ingredients to be found
in this sparkling production. There
are also six Irving Berlin smash
song hits, more than the usual
allotment Of chorines, and story
that packs q sock comedy and
romantic punch in every reel.
The usual assortment Of divert
ing short subjects will be presented
on the same program.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
Espionage on Way to F St.

ter danger, adventure, and 70,
nance. Paul Lukas, KEITH GalliaE
and Skeets Gallagher are also
prominent in the cast.
Wini Shaw, comely screen star,
will introduce some new song hits
as her headline offering Of the
new stage bill that will include
Stone and Lee; Bill wells and The
Four Fays; Helen Reynolds and
her novel skating troupe, and, as
an extra added attraction, Arthur
Reilly, Washington's radio globe
trotter.
A Phil Lampkin overture. news
and q comedy will complete the
approaching program.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

There's considerable action, lots
more excitement and a goodly
measure Of thrills and mystery in
Espionage" the Metro-G -Goldwyn-
Mayer drama romance coming on
Friday March 10 to the Loew's
Capitol Theater together with a
vaudeville program to be headlined
by Wini Shaw, the famous Lady
In Red" on the screen.
Madge Evans and suave Edmund
Lowe are the featured principals in
Espionage" which tells Of two
foreign correspondents trying to
beat each other to the post in an
international news scoop involving
a munitions manufacturer. While
seeking their scoops they encoun.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
Cake Eaters

A cake, 1S feet long, 13 inches
wide and weighing 80 pounds, was
baked for a banquet scene in "The
Toast of New York." starring Ed
ward Arnold. Arnold portrayS Jim
Fisk in the RKO film.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
PUBLIC WARNED
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The success Of the public
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No statesmen are now en-
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Hearst Enterprises, IncOr.
pOrated, to sell, trade In or
switch any type Of securi-
ties. The investing public
is being given this warning
for its own protection.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
East Comes West

Several prominent Oriental
screen players will be seen in Ra-
dos mystery film, China Pass
age" co-featuring Vinton Haworth
and Constance Worth. They m
clude Philip Aim, Lotus Long, Lotus
Lui, Moi Ming and Tsetsui Kornai.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
Mistaken Identitv

When Bradley Page left the
stage for film career, he was a
juvenile but was given the wrong
script for a screen test. AS a re-
suit he was typed as a heavy, a
role which he plays in Radios Bret
Harte story, "OutcaSts Of Poker
Flat"
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
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La gaceta., 1937-07-17

amedos, como que fueron
construfdos hace varios siglos:
estas prisiones y un gentleman
mas en- toda la R~ep1blica es-
tabaR repletas de hombres va
liosos. iCuantos entraron en-
elias y no salieron jamas! Gun
recuerdo para Laguado Jai-
me, aquel noble muchacho,
poeta Y sonador venezolano,
que fue echado a los tiburones
de la bahia habanera por una
esclusa subterranea de la Ca
bana. Laguado, como tantos
otros Y como yo mismo, habfa
cometido Ell deiito de fustigar
a Juan Vicente Gomez, ell Sc
nor feudal de Venezuela. Y
Machado quiso congraciarse
con su amigo de Maracay pri-
La gaceta., 1937-07-17

de Andrade, uno de ellos pro-
fesor universitario, perecieron
abatidos por las pistolas poll
c6acas. Era la revancha de Ma
chado por la muerte de su In
timo amigo Vazquez Bello. 10
10 por ojo, diente por diente!
La o~posici6n segaba la vida
de alg1n agente policiaco o
polftico del Gobierno, y este
privaba de la ~existencia a me-
dia docena de estudiantes, pro
fesores universitarios u obre-
ros revolucionarios. lTragica
portal iEspantosa venganza!
lDias de luto v dolor!
Ell Preside Modelo de Isla
de Pinos, penal dantesco; ell
Castillo del Principe; los To-
SOS de Ia Cabana, sombrfos y
La gaceta., 1937-07-17

vando de la vida a Laguad,
jaime, cuya pluma de fdego
ponia luminosidades liberia
flas en- ell tenebroso panorama
venaz) Ano.l
Na' 4, % retroced n hasta
1880. Els necesario que ell lee
TOR presence ell espectaculo de
una u vers;cad convertible en-
'"ar'cl 10 aados.
Machado no hacfa nlLtnc a.
precio de su titulo il Doctor
llonorls Caa.-. Y cl .usur6 la
Unlversidad para "cegar ell
loco de emanaciones comunis-
tas'. GQue entenderfan Ma
cnado y sus policias de comu-
1ismo?)
Ramon Grau San Martin, Ell
conseJero de los estudiantes,
La gaceta., 1937-07-17

ell soberbio dictador no suponia
que ell disgusto del pueblo llega
ra a convertirse en- hervoroso
volcan de protestas. Mejor di-
cho, Machado no tenia en- cuen-
ia al pueblo de Cuba. Emporta-
bale Ell apoyo decidido, hasta en-
tonces, del Gobierno de Wash
ington Y de los financieros de
Wall Street, Representatives por
ell Chase National Bank, por Ia
Electric Bond and Share, por
la Cuban Cane, United Fruit,
etc. Ell pueblo cubano estaba
condenado por ell imperialism
a ser tribu explotada. Y Macha-
do 10 saba bien.
Pero...
La oposici6n era cada dfa
mas vigorosa. Los estudiantes
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
A~BsuELTos DE LA AcUsA.
: CION

Joe Pelaez y gu esposa Kath-
crime .Pelaez, que estaban acu-
sados de recibir mercancias ro-
badas poE valor de $45s pesos,
sfueron a-uetos de TODD cargo
por Ell juez Hines, de la Corte
Criminal, aver.
Los where's que habian sido
robados en- la bodega Pay &
Take, por valor de $500 fueron
encontrados en- un departamen
to al lado de la bodega que po-
seia Pelaez, en- la avenida Ne
braska No. 1917.
Al dejar en- libertad a los a.
cusados Ell juez atendi6 Ia de-
manda del abogado, que dijo,
que ell estar los where's en- la ca
sa del lado, no significaba en-
manera alguna que los Pelaez
los lutheran adquirido nj pues.
to en- aquel lugar.
La gaceta., 1937-07-17

'segaban la vida a los esbirros
en- las GALES de la Habana.
Bombas.
Escopetas recortadas.
Ametralladoras.
AUTOMOBILES dinamitados.
Venenos.
La muerte. ensombrecia ell
horizonte.
iTrejo, los Alvarez. los Val
des Daussa, Rubiera!... J6ve-
mes, imberbes todavfa, caye-
ron ametrallados en- las aveni-
das habaneras. Fran los nue.
vos libertadores. Y, como Mar
tt, sucumbisron de cara al sol
Vazquez Bello, Calvo... Pun
tales de la tirania, fueron Sc
rrados por la oposici6n.
Los tres hermanos Freyre
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LIGA NlACIONAL

La sorpresa de los juegos de
aver la da Ell lanzador del Bos7
ton, Fette, que pitched uno de
los mejores juegos de esta tenn
porada, tan lustrosa para 81,
que lleva once victorias en- los
catorce juegos en- que tomara
parte, dejando al Chicago en-
tres hits, dos de ellos de la ca.
tegoria de faldeta, anotAndose
los Cubs una sola carrera, Ell
ell segundo inning, con Ell uni,
leo hit s6lido qeu pegaron.
DiMaggio ayud6 mucho
Fette, con su bate, va que peg
un cuadrangular, un triple y III
sencillo, anotando tres carreras
AL Lopez fue Ell receptor d
Fette, pero tampoco en- esta o
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
GASTANAGA
C

NADIA hemos leido en- los Pc
respecto . La pelea a.
nunciada epor Ell "St. Louis
Glove, y de- Ia que nos hieimos
eco en- nyestra edici6n del Jue-
yes.
En- los anuncios de los encuen
tros sefaanales que publica&nos
en- su oportunidad, tampoco Sc
mencionaba Ell nombre de Otis
Thomas como ~contrario del Vas
cd. no obstante, la affirmation
del EST. Louis Glove" de la con
certaci6n del match, sembr6 la
duda en- nuestro Amino, no muy
iispuesto a Ia credulidad.
NADIA hemos leldo en- parte al
guna del resultado pero este
no ouiere decir qt& no sc haya
gfectuado Ell combate, del que
lue estuvimos pendientes estos
dfas, deseando, como es natural,
Ilue ganara nuestro ex-repre-
sentado.
Conservamos, no obstante,
como comprobante de nuestra
publication, ell recorte del "St.
Louis Glove" de fecha del lunes,
en- la que Sc comete I'm error, al
decir que Gaztanaga noque6 a
Tony Cancela, cuando en- reali-
dad de verdad jamas midieron
sus guantes.
Aguardemos Ia Negada del
st. Louis Glove para yer 10 que
dice al efecto.
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
TES
LOS M JUNIORS
GANARON
Ell Lake Wales qued6 elirnamado

Los clubs de Tampa y st. Pc
tersburg, emergieron TRUMAN
ties aver de la prueba a que Sc
vieron sometidos, conservando
su derecho a discutir ell cam.
peonato del estado.
La victoria del Tampa, So
bre ell Clearwater, fue apabu-
llante, superior a la del St. Pc
tersburg sobre ell Lake Wales,
no obstante haber sido desastro
sa. ia
Ell Clearwater y Ell st. Peters
burg iuegan esta tarde en- los
terrenos del Brooklyn, en- la pri
mera de estas dos ciudades, Vi
niendo a Tampa, Ell lunes ell que
resulte victorioso para jugar
con ell team de esta ciudad, a las
$50 de la tarde, en- los terre-
nos de Plant.
Ell club de Clearwater Sc ano-
to un solo hit de Merit en- los
siete innings que ocup6 Ell box
ell lanzador. del Tampa Saleme
Los tampenos, por su parte
batearon a su antojo, anotan'
dose Norona, I'm hit, I'm doble J
un triple, mientras Vale repe
tia la proeza del tribey. En- e
tercer inning Ell Tampa anott
,15 carreras, v a en- Ell septi'
mo, para sn1lar un gran tota
de 81, con IL hits. Ell Clearwa
ter sumo dos carreras, un hit
gran ndmero de errores.
Esperemos ahora al aunes
para aplaudir a los ~nuestros el
su gran esfuerzo para Queda
triunfantes en- Ell contest.
Una gran asistencia Sc espe
ra al desafio del lunes.
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
GIGANTES Y PIRATAS

.Onoe innings tuvieron que ju-
gar los Gigantes y Piratas pa
ra decidir la victoria en- un jue-
go que empat6 Ell Pittsburgh en-
Ell septims inning v gan6 en- e.
onceno con una carrera sucia.
La perdida del New York pei
miti6 al, Chicago conservar e
primer puesto, aunque son sole
tres puntos aparte.
La anotaG6n fue: New YorI
sxsx1. PittsburgA, 4x7x2.
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
LA VISTA POR HOMICIDIO
DE
FarYior serG Designate por 81
GobeymGdor Cone para Uevar
la Representaci6W del
MinisteTio Plblico

Ell Fiscal del Estado Farrior,
sera designado para Hevar la
representation del Ministerio
P1blico en- ell case de azotamien
to ocurrido en- Tampa y que sc
vera en- la Corte Criminal dc
Barlow, segln sc anunci6 en- Ia
oficina del gobernador Cone a.
yer.
Notificado ell Fiscal por Ell Sc
cretario del Gobernador, inme'
~diatamente Sc puso al habla cor
ell fiscal Manuel M. Glover, de
'Condado de Polk, para eoaeeel
la fecha que seria fijada por e
juez Robert T. Dewell para !;
nueva vista.
Oinco policias que fuerol
convictos de secuestro en- la pr
mera vista celebrada por Ell a
zotamiento en- Noviembre 80 d.
1895 de tres vecinos de Tamps
uno de los cuales muri6 de resu
It de los golpes recibidos, Sc
ran juzgados n~usvamente.
Cuando Sc yea ell case ell lune
en- la Corte de Barlow, Sc espe
ra que Sc haga tambien contr'
(, los detenidos, la acusaci6n d,
homicidio, por la muerte de JIG
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
ENRIQUE LUMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

da jefatura de la Repdblica.
1Las masas? lCosas de los
comunistas! ESQ de los obreros
y campesinos eran utopias.
Los obreros y campesinos Sc
conformation con un pedazo
de pan v con que 81, Mendieta,
fnera Ell presidente.
va 10 habia dicho Marti:
Scuba, con todos v para to-
dos"
Los egpaholes Sc enrique
clan porQue q ESQ habian lido
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
seuh Shoen6 aker, Q0e

~
las heridas recibidas.
FL fssal farrior dijo sue no
Sc haia discriminate todaFia
cual de las acgsaciones sera he
cha III luhes; pero que probable
mehte sera la de asesinato. La
vista de este juicio, senS fiSda,
a 10 Que Sc supone, para Gltimos
de agosto o primeroa de septiem
Les aeusados en- Ell 'aso de
Shoemaker SOM ademas de los
cinco poScfas procesados, RO-
bert Campbell, Arlie Gillian,
edward Spivey y James Dean,
de Orlando, como PARTICIPATES
autores y Ell exjefe de policia,
R. c.. Ellsworth, como inddc-
tor
La gaceta., 1937-07-17

LAURENCE ONE STOP
STATION. - 1909 SEPTIMA
VENID Telefono Y 1919.
.Gomas a plazos, baterias Y ARE
CLOS mecanicos- Los mas quis =
quillosos duenos de automobiles,
son nuestros marchantes. de-
nos listed una prueba!
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
EN- CLEVELAND

Los Indios del Cleveland Sc a.
notaron la crarta consecutive
victoria aver, derrotando a los
Senadores en- i'm juego en- que a.
bundaron los batazos.
FL score: Sx10x1. Cleveland
11x14x1.
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
LIGA AMERICANA

Para ganar un juego siquie-
ra, en- la serie de tres, los Tigres
saltaron fieros sobre los Yam
KEGS en- su juego de aver en- De-
troit, sumando IA carreras con
ira siete del New York.
Ell score fue: New York TX
13x3. Detroit, 14x13x2.
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
EN- ~DEL

Los Cardenales Sc anotaron
un doble juego aver a costa del
Filadelfia, Ell 1ltimo prolongan
dose a diez innings, en- el cual
Sc anotaron ocho carreras.
Los resultados fueron: St
Louis 1Ox14xO. Filadelfia, 3xe
x2.
Segundo juego: st. Louis,
18x22x1. Filadelfia 18x10x0.
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
EN- BROOKLYN

Los Dodgers batearon ayes a
to6as las esquinas del terreno
en- Ebbetts Field; pero necesi-
taron anotar tres carreras en-
ell noveno inning para ganar Ell
juego al Cincinnati que bate6
diez hits.
La anotaci6n: Brooklyn 6x19
xO. Cincinnati, 5x10x1.
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
EN- CHICAGO o.

Los Medals Blancas del Chi@
go colectaron 18 hits de los dos
lanzadores usados por los At
leticos, ganando el>juego por un
margen de cinco carreras.
Ell ecore: Chicago, 9x18xOs
Filadelfia, 4x10xl.
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
EN ST. LOUIS

Los bostonianos Sc mantuvie-
ron firmes en- ell segundo pues-
to con su victoria sobre ell st.
La gaceta., 1937-07-17

Louis, ganando la serie dos por
uno.
La anotaci6n: Boston, Gxl3y
10. st. Louis 4xl1x2. =
La gaceta., 1937-07-17

casi6n pudo hacer NADIA con q
basto.
ca anotasi6n fue de: Boston
Chicago 1x3x2. .
La gaceta., 1937-07-17

a Cuba. Los yanquis controla-
ban la vida misma de la naci6n
porque eran los que poseian
los d6lares. Este era, Y es a1n,
ell criterio de Mendieta, Mi
guel Mariana, Menocal Y to-
dos los otros politicos.
Aqui cabe decir aquello de:
"Pobre Cuba, tus hijos llo-
RAM"
La gaceta., 1937-07-17
Libertadores q Esclavistas

Reelecto en- 1929 por cuatro
amos prorrogables a seis, Macha
do habia declarado enfaticamen
tie que permaneceria en- Ell poder
hasta mayo de 1885, mi I'm mi
nuto mas nj un minute menos".
Estas fueron sus palabras. Pero
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-05-06

One of the most common falli-
cies now current, which muddles the
economic thinking of the people, is
the idea that when one man makes
money another loses it. This false
belief makes good material for the
demagog and helps to make class
hatred. Statistics show that the to-
tai wealth of the nation has decreas-
ed more than 100000, OOO, 900 dur
ing the last six years. This wealth
is gone, no one has It, Present val
ues depend on prospective earnings,
and during depression earnings
disappear and values evaporate. In
other words, in our case we have dis
counted our future earning pros
poets by more than 500, 0OO, 900, 900.
This can be seen more clearly when
we consider that if, in 1929, we had
lost the total bank deposits of the
nation and all the gold in the treas
ury, our losses would not have ex-
ceeded $4,000, 100000. That's all
there is to it, and the man who
tells you that certain class got
rich off of the depression he is a
demagog and is trying to deceive
you. ~ = &c.. .>.. .s@r