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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20

There are several 'toots" or blasts left in the WPA band and the ex- WPA band it seems but develop ments during the past few days, re- vealed to the Democrat today, seem to indicate that the possibility of a complete dissolution of the project is not an altogether fantastic as- sumption It is true that the dis- cords are becoming less audible but 1t is also true that some of them are becoming very annoying to state WPA heads. As a result of this there may be full swing of the curtailment ax from New Ha- ven, 1t is believed, unless the mat ter can be finally strengthened out.
 Protests Filed
 It was learned today that some of the ex-members of the band have already lodged formal protests with New Haven personnel officials, claiming that of the remaining eight or ten men In the present musicians group, there are some who are not really qualified for re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
800 APPLICATIONS
 FOR STATE POLICE

State Personnel Director Harry w. Marsh expects at least 500 young men to take the competitive exam. nation for Q position as state poe liceman on July 24. Applications were closed yesterday, and when final reports are received from the l7 state employment offices, 1t is expected that they will reach the 500 mark.
 There are 74 vacancies in the state police department and these will be filled from the new list of applicants. Appointment will be to junior grade policemen. which car- ries a salary of Si00 per month and maintenance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
CITY OFFICIALS ON SPEAKERS PROGRAM

i More than 100 were expected to- day to attend the outing of the Waterbury Womens Democratic club at Three Corners, Woodbury. The affair is scheduled to start short after 4 o'clock, with a pro- gram of card playing, entertainment and speakers.
 Supper will be served at e:30. Speakers will include Mrs. Louise Day Duffy, of West Hartford. John H. Crary, and Controller Daniel J. Leary of Waterbury. Entertainment is in charge of Mrs. Susanne Fox Drufa,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
ROSE STRADNER
 WORKING M-C-M

Rost stradner. the screens newest find arrived in New York. July i2, on the Normandie, and went on to the coast later in the week to begin work under @ long-terin contract with Metro Goldwyn-Ma Seen on tho Vienna stage last year by M-G.M executives, she was signed, but was unable to leave until her existing contracts had been ful- filled. ~.sf,'.
 A strikingly, attractive brunette, and in her early twenties, Miss Stradner has been the sensation Of Vienna for the past two years. Like Luise Rainer, another Viennese find" she has specialized in heavy dramatic roles in the theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
Full Weather Report

Boston, July 20-(UP) = Rhode Island: Rain tonight probably end- ing Wednesday morning. Not much change in temperature.
 massachusetts, - Cloudy, probably rain tonight and Wednesday, except generally fair in west portion Wed. nesday. Not much change in tem- perature.
 Connecticut - Rain tonight prob ably ending Wednesday morning Not much change in temperature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20

MT. Culhane's name was linked with MT. Schlegels name in re- cent report following a meeting of the republican town committee. Schlegel for mayor, Culhane for controller on coalition ticket was the proposal.
 Mir. Schlegel in statement to the Democrat yesterday was most em- phatic in his denial that he would be @ candidate.
 Senator Culhane is positively not interested in the nomination for controller. He will accept, however, so it is reported the endorsement of both the republicans and the inc dependent democrats for mayor. It is believed that his friends favor a fusion ticket. There is feeling among old-time republicans that a fusion ticket will sound the death knell of the republican party in Wa terbury. They are adversed to any such sell out"
 Wanted-A Republican,!
 On the other hand loyal republi- cans want a republican to head a republican ticket. They prefer de- feat under their own colors than victory under the banners of insur- gents from another party. State republican leaders also are reported as opposed to any camoufaging of the party's nominees. They fear the psychological effect" on the general electorate. Local republi- cans sharing similar sentiments may place an independent republican ticket in the field to reprdiate any deal engineered by Chairman Upson and his so-called advisors. They brand the present deal in the works as "sell out" with the republican party holding the bag and the inde- pendent democrats reaptng the glory, the positions and "the spoils".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
Republicans Want Republican to Head Party's Ticke
BOARD SETS DATE
 TO HEAR GRIFFIN

Charges against Patrolman Patrick Grimm, who was suspended from duty yesterday by Superintendent of Police William J. Roach, will be heard ct a meeting of the board of police commissioners Friday noon. The suspended offlcer will appear before the board ct that time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
JUNGLE BOUND

Clyde Elliott producer director, and Colin Tapley, who vii lenact the leading role in Paramount's "Boo- loo," to be made in the Malayan jungle, accompanied by Cameraman Carl Burger and other technicianS, are en route to Singapore on the Tayo Maru today,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
END HONEYMOON

Honolulu, July 20--tUP) Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers ended their Hawaiian honeymoon and today were flying back to California on the n.Amerlcans Philippine Clipper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
Director

Director
 Word was received in Waterbury today that James Furness, pOpu- lar director of the Civic Theater here during the past season, would return to work in that capacity for another year. Mir. Furness, who managed and di. rected what was probably the most successful season of the local players in 1936-37, Is now working a3 stage manager for the Post Road players at Madison. He will return here In the early fall, lt Is believed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
Card Party

A delegation of the St. Francis Xavier Holy Name Society will at. tend a card and bingo party st Washington, Conn, Thursday eve. ming, which is being sponsored by the parish under the pastorate of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
Carnival

Further plans for the church carnival next month will be made at a meeting of all committees in the parish hall Friday evening. All committees were announced follow ing a meeting last week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
'.SHRINK-E

Ointment immediate relief sufferers of Piles the first time in years the public buy
 SHRINK EM without doctors prescription. Why suffer other day? Go to local druggist and be convinced
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 Buy Tube Today and Be Relieved Tomorrow" after applications not being using "sHRINK-EM may consult doctor for examination of charge by calling Che home ohce for polnment This service given by the manufacturer of SHRINK convince them the sufferer of Piles
 Sold at the following druggiss ANDY's PHARMACY dcAvoY's-PLAzA PHARMACY ATOTHECARlEs HALL O. McCARTHYS PHARMACY BALDWIN PHARMACY NITKIN'S PHARMACY BENDLERs DRUG STORE PICARELL PHARMACY ING. BREWSTER PHARMACY PICKETT DRUG co. CARNEY n B e CO PROFEssIoNAL PHARMACY CHASE PARK PHARMACY PROSPECT PHARMACY CITIZENS PHARMACY RAY DRUG CO COgTENs PHARMACY RIDGEWOOD DRUG co. DUNPHY M. U REILLY 6 BURNS DRUG CO. FATRLAWN PHARMACY ROCHON DRUG co. FULTON PARK PHARMACY sIMONsON DRUG %. GRANDVIEW PHARMACY SIRACUgA FREDERiCk .+ fIIGIIfAND PHARMACY SOUTH END DRUG GO. IDEAL PHARMACY ,,.s sWANsONs UPTOWN APoTH JOHNS DRUG STORE TAREILA, HELEN E. JONES DRUG CO UREA JOSEPH A KEEFE's PHARMACY t-t WALNUT PHARMACY KENAUsIs, ". N. 5te WASHINGTON HILL KIPP PHARMACY 1t.4 PHARMACY KUNKRi 'PAui. PHARMACY WATERBURY DRUG co LAKE DRUG co. M WEST SIDE PHARMACY LIGGETT DRUG co, INC. WILLOW DRUG STORE MAs1ss us,Hs lazsSAS PhAnHcx wOoToS sCCT 1arDERcx <, YALE LABORATORIES New Haven. Conn !, Sole DstFibusefs
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20

Plans for the hiring of the caterer for the outing of the Holy Name "46" teams will be made shortly. The affair has been arranged to take place at the Rod and Gun Club, August IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
The Tale Of A Good Shirt We'll Worth The Telling. Gather Around Men And Listen To
 Every Word Of This
ESTABLISHED 1885

Wen let the eat out of the bag ot once - the price is $l.75-3 for $500 - the reel volue much more.
 Now for the story.
 We mulIed over in our mind the fact there wosn't a good shirt on the market in fine high count white broodeloth to sell for less thon $2.50. lt bothered US because we knew there were m ony men who vented good white broodeloth for less-3 for $500, for instance. 1~ So - we got busy - we searched inc highways and bywoys for . fine white broodeloth shirt thot would meet our specifications as so accuracy of sizes, shirt toiIor- Ing and fabric quoIity.
 This NuItex collar attoehed white broodcIoth shirt you'll find " os interesting os we find tt -- its your kind of . shirt. ! Benchcroft woshobIe neekweor -o summer delight IT. 65 cents . -2 for $l.z5. V
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
Holy Name Society

HOIy Nbme DOCHety
 The special meeting of the St. Francis Xavier Holy Name Society was called last night to take action on the death of Timothy Morley of South Main street. Following the meeting the members attended this home in a group.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
Youngsters Compete
 In Parade Of Floats
Drum Corps to Lead Unusual Demonstration Tonight;
 Prizes to Be Awarded to Winning Designers
WASHINGTON HILL
Outing

Rev. James Dillon, formerly of this parish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20
Baseball

The Gents of the Hill were de. feated "a by the bats of the Com munlty Club in game at the Washington Park diamond last night.
 This evening the Robins will meet the Tri-Y at 6:30 o'clock, with Ralph Ruggles umpiring.
 Thursday night will see the Rey. mond Hillies against the Tri-Y and on Monday evening the league will practically be decided in the meet Ing of the Community Club and the Gents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-20

Washington Hill will be treated to a display of playground enthus- iasm this evening, as children of the park will take part in a parade about the main thoroughfares of the district. The Washington Park Fife and Drum corps, complete with boys and girls, will lead the parade, which will be made up, for the most part, of floats and decorated wagons and bicycles.
 Arrangements for the parade have been completed by Supervisors Bill Wihbey, Helen Cuddy and Mar garet Fleming of Washington park. A large turnout of boys and girls has been promised and residents of the district will undoubtedly turn out to see the parade.
 Prizes will be awarded for the most original and most beautiful floats in the line of march. The line of march includes Sylvan ave- nue, Baldwin street and Luke street. The parade will form at the Com. munity house at 7:30 and proceed all along Sylvan avenue to Baldwin street, thence up to Luke street and back to the park.
 Tonight is regular rehearsal night for the fife and drum corps and the parade will simply be added marching practice.
La gaceta., 1937-07-21

MfYicas Was de communication
conducen a Miami y no ak1am-
pa, y de las cuales Ia mas utili-
liable es la aefea, complicada y
costosa. mo resulta facil COM
praadsr 10 que habria resultado
I'm mo0Slsato de nuestra par
tie en- aquel lugar, con el copioso
pasaje que conducfamos? Sin
embargo, correctos hasta ell ex-
trem1c, tolerantes hasta la exa-
geraci6n, agotando todos los
medios que la prudencia v la
transigencia aconsejan, no solo
llegamos sin una protesta a
nuestro puerto de destino, Tam
pa, sino que rendimos nuestras
labores de costumbre, aun des-
pu6s de haber ~desembarcado Ell
1ltimo pasajero, Legando hasta
a realizar de manera intachable
la limpieza del barco, no obs
tante ell arduo trabajo que re-
presenta ell arreglo de IL CANA
rotes, cantidad estipulada por
la Companfa como labor a rea-
liar por I'm solo camarero, y
cada uno de los cuales cuenta
con dos literas o car1as.
Una vez terminadas nuestras
laIbores fuimos llamados a CO.
brar, informandosenos al pro-
pic tempo qUe ell barco iba a
permanecer en- puerto por or
den superior. Mas tarde nos he
mos enterado de que tai noticia
era falsa, v no tenfa otro objeto
que provocar nuestra salida del
mismo con ell fin de impedirnos
la entrada despues.
Tai noticia, asf como la acti-
tud de los trabajadores de ma
quinas, cada veg mas ostensi-
blemente hostil hacia nosotros,
nos hicieron tomar ell acuerdo
de no bajar a TERRA, acuerdo
La gaceta., 1937-07-21
CENTRIC ASTURIANO



Ell lunes 26 del actual, a las 8
de la noche, en- ell salon teatro,
tendra lugar Ia session de Junta
General Ordinaria correspon :
diente al segundo trimestre de
1887.
Sc ruega a los sehores asocia
dos asistan a esta session para
que tengan una oportunidad de
enterarse de la marcha social y
de presentar las recomendacio-
mes que estimen convenientes.
J. Gonzdlez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-07-21

de aliyiar nuestra ~situaci6n ac-
tual, hasta la resolution del pro-
blema plantaado. Los companeS
ros del barc0Sa Sc en-
cuentran en- la mas desoladora
situaci6n en- Miami, ciudad in
hospitalaria Y de TODD puntos
inappropriate para servir de re-
Sugio a un t~rabajador, mly
distinta en- TODD 4 esta ciudad,
Y esos companeros que sufren
vneeesidades por ell solo delito
de reclamar virilmente un dere-
cho, deben ser ayudados. Los
que aqui en- Tampa nos encon-
tramos, aunque no tan imperio-
samentc, debido a la generosi-
dad de SIS habitantes, 10 necesi-
tamos tambi&n.
TlRABAJADORES DE TAM
PA: 100 obreros que luchan por
sus derechos conculcados, nece-
sitan vuestra ayuda para poder
mantenerse firmes hasta triun-
far. USTEDES E N LA
PALABRA.
AZ algdn compane-
70 de la fabrica desea auxiliar-
nos en- la labor de colecta, que
Sc sirva ponerse en- ~contacto con
nuestro delegado en- dicho lu-
gar. Hay un delegado nuestro
designado para cada uno de
esos lugares de trabajo.
La gaceta., 1937-07-21

~
que, trasladado al CAPTAIN en- Ell
sentido de que no pensaeamos
salir, va que tendriamos sobra-
do tempo en- los dias subsi-
guientes 81 era que ell berco ib2
a permanecer amarrado indefl-
nidamente, no encontr6 objec-
ci6n alguna de su parte. Cual
no seria nrestra sorpresa, pues,
cuando va anochecido hicieron
irrupci6n en- Ell bareo distintos
agentes de autoridad, ell Sheriff
~ policfas, invitandonos a. salir
del barco en- direction a nues-
tros hogares, p~acfficamente, o
en- case contrario acompanarlos
en- calidad de detenidos. Obv4O
resulta decir que obtamos por
10 1ltimo, conscientes de la in
~jLsticia que tai hecho represen-
|taba, y de Ia raz6n que nos asis-
tia. va en- la prisi6n nos ente-
ramos de que nuestros equipa-
ies habian sido bajados a tie
IRA, para realizar 10 cual Sc hi
20 necesario violentar las cerra-
duras que guardaba nnuestras
pertenencias, muchas de las
cuales desaparecieron, sin que
hasta ahora haya podido saber-
Sc quien di6 la orden que pro-
dujo tan escandaloso hecho,
aunque podria asegurarse Eue
una gesti6n de tai fndole no pu-
do ser realizada sin ell consen-
timiento de las autoridades de
a bordo.
He aqui la relaci6n exacta de
los acontecimientos que dieron
ugar a nuestro movimiento, GU
yos detalles posteriores son de
todos eonocidos, y que damos a
Ia publicidad por este medic,
lespues de yer frustrados nues-
trOs deseos de darios a conocer
por medic de la prensa, va que
estos mismos detalles freron
facilitates a un reporter del
Tampa Morning Tribune" du-
rante los dfas de nuestra deten-
ci6n, sin que hasta Ell momento
didho peri6dico haya publicado
una sola Inca al respecto.
Dicha asst, sincera v desnuda,
la verdad de nuestra protesta;
y convencidos de la raz6n que
nos asiste, nos mantendremos
firmes en- nuestro movimientO
hasta Ell triunfo definitivo, y es
para eSta nuestra causa que So
licitamos ell apoyo moral v eco
n6mico de nuestros companeros
trabajadores de Tampa, cosas
ambas que nunca han sido re-
misos en- prestar, con ell objeto
La gaceta., 1937-07-21
La Hernandez Wesley

81 alguna hermandad merece
la protection de las personas
pudientes es la Wesley, que tan
tas obras beneficas y de carl
dad ha realizado y realiza en- la
barriada de West Tampa, DON
de tiene establecida su amplia
v bien ordenada mission.
La Hermandad Wesley acor-
do celebrar ell martes 8 de agos-
to una function a beneficio de
sus fondos, escogiendo ell tea
tro "Cazin" para llevarla a efec
La gaceta., 1937-07-21

Ante las amanadas Y falsas
interpretaciones, como ante Ell
silencio culpable de los llama
dos a verter luz sobre la opinion
p1blica en- el problema relacio-
nado con la huelga que contra
la Peninsular and Occidental
Steamship Co. mantienen los
marineros de los vapores 'Flo-
rida" Y "Cuba", propiedad de
dicha companfa, Sc hace nece-
sario v es llegado el momento
de exponer con meridiana cla-
ridad las causas y Eases de la
protesta planteada, como Ell me-
do mas eficaz de dar a conocer
al pueblo trabajador de Tampa,
tanto la posici6n de los que tai
movimiento mantenemos VI a.
lentamos, como la que a traves
de TODD Ell tempo de duraci6n
de tan enclose estado de cosas
ha venido Observando la Com
paiiia mencionada.
Da comienzo la ruptura de
hostilidades entire la p. & o. J
los trabajadores firmantes de
esta exposition, cuando, induci.
dos por razones que seran Ola.
das a conocer mas adelante
tan pronto la marcha de los a.
contecimientos 10 permita, Thu.
bimos de abandonar nuestra
militancia en- la I. S. u, para
pasar a integrar la NJ. M. u,
federation a que ahora pertene-
cemos.
Despu6s de repetidas suge.
rencias por parte de la Compa-
MIA para que volvi6ramos a for
mar en- la primera de las fede.
raciones mencionadas, como re-
Sultaran fallidas cuanhas oes-
tiones Sc llevaron a cabo en- SEN
lido tai. esta hubo de darlas a
conocer de modo mas descar-
nado, llegando incluso un off
cial del "Florida" a p~lantear
sin ambajes la disyuntiva de
r~ealistarse en- las filas de la I.
S. U. o abandonar ell trabajo,
cosa que realizaron los trabaja-
dores de aquel barco en- pleno,
va que todos pertenecian a la
N.M.U.
En- 10 que al barco Cuba
respecta, durante Ell viaje de
Port Tampa a la Ciudad de Ia
Habana, que Sc llev6 a efecto el
pasado dfa is de JUNO. v en-
Was de encontrar seduction a un
estado de cosas que va nos ha-
cia presumir serias represalias
por parte de la empresa consig.
malaria a que prestabamos ser.
vicios, hubo de celebrarse una
asamblea a bordo a la que con.
La gaceta., 1937-07-21
Una carta o manifesto de los marineros =
de los vaposes Florida y Cuba"
Relatan 10 que les sucediera condos
oficiales de esos barcos
Luchan por-sus derechos 100 honrados
t~rabajadores.

currieron representations de
la I.S.U., de la N.M.U. v de los
tripulantes del propio barco,
las cuales, tras larga, discussion,
llegaron al acuerdo de efectuar,
una vez de regreso a Port Tam
pa, una consulta o referendum
entire los trabajadores, al efec-
to de conocer su opinion sobre
ell case.
Ello no obstante ell citado a.
cuerdo fue Vulnerable por ell Ca
pitan del Cuba, pues apenas
ell ibarco abandon6 Cayo Hueso,
realize una consulta secreta en-
tire los marineros de cubierta,
que, de no haberle sido adverse,
de doce marineros que inte-
gran la dotaci6n de cubierta,
dieZ votaron a nuestro favor,
habrfa echado por terra nues-
tros justos deseos, con flagran-
tie vislaci6n del firme acuerdo
tornado POGO antes. Contaba pa
| ra clio ell CaDitan q Ia inax.
plicable alianza de los obreros
de las maquinas, siempre en- to-
do de acuerdo con nosotros al
principle, y va desde aquel mo-
mento a favor de la Compania.
va ell barco en- la Habana, los
que de tai manera habian trata-
do de dar al traste con nues-
tras justas aspiraciones, trata-
ron de ponerse en- contacto con
la tripulaci6n del Florida, a
la saxon surto en- aquel puerto,
pero les fue de TODD punto inn
possible. Ash, una vez a ,bordo
una copiosa excursion de mas
de doscientos miembros, aparte
del pasaje regular, salimos al
dia siguiente de aquel puerto
cubano con rumbo a Port Tam
pa.
Els importante hacer notar 81
contraste entire la correction de
nuestra conducta, VI la obser-
vada por los representatives de
la Compania, Ell Captain v Off
ciales, en- TODD momento, cuya
actitud hacia nosotros ya he
mos dado a conocer en- parra-
fos anteriores. Estabamos va
perfectamente conscientes de
que, dado 81 estado de tirantez
en- que Sc encontraban nuestras
relaciones con la misma, sobre
TODD a partir de la election Sc
creta Nevada q cabo por el Ca
pitan, esta habria de ejecutar
coda clase de actos en- contra
nuestra. No ignorabamos TAM
POGO ell serio perjuicio que ha-
brfamos irrogado a Ia misma,
de fomentar un movimiento de
huelga en- Cayo Hueso, cuyas
La gaceta., 1937-07-21
FL Babe de "The United
Societies"

Societies" :
Los 1ltimos detalles para la
celebration del bale, Segundo
Annual que por invitaci6n daran
las Sociedades midas de "Our
Lady of Mercy, fueron biscuit
dos aver en- Ell salon Parish Hall
acordandose g1ombrar un Conf
te que Sc encargara de designar
a los seis miembros que habran
de representa- a los Children
of Mary Sodality, para que ac-
t1en como patrocinadores de la
fiesta.
Las escogidas fueron las Sc
iioritas Isabel johnson, Mary
E. Frise, Lilly Greco, Teresa
MARITIME, Anna Lazzara e Isa-
bel Alchediak.
Este bale por lnv1taclon pro-
mete ser uno de los mas gran
DIES acontecimientos sociales o.
frecidos en- Parish Hall. La fe-
cha es agosto z.
La simpatica y aplaudida or
uuesta de Bob Portion Y sus j6-
venes m1sicos, es la contratada
para este bale.
La fiesta durara desde las 10
p. m. hasta las 2 a. m, sortean-
dose a esa bora entire los asis-
tentes una magnffica vajilla de
SIS pleas.
Por 10 que hemos podido apre
ciar, estan va circulando las in
vitaciones. Hemos recibido la
nuestra por la que damos las
gracias a la ~galante comisi6n.
La gaceta., 1937-07-21
to, con IN programa nutrido y

to, con un programa nutrido y
simpatico.
Ell secretario de la Herman
dad, senior Gustavo Guerra, que
tuvo la delicadeza de mandar-
mos dos entradas,s nos remite
tambien ell programa, que es
muy interesante Y que consta de
dos comedias la Bella Cubani-
ia" Y "El Elixir de la Vida"
ademas de un acto de varieda-
des. Los precios son Is " 10 cen
tavos.
La gaceta., 1937-07-21
CITACION

Por este medic sc cita a todos
los miembros de la Local de
Ybor, de la Workers Alliance,
para Ia junta regular que ten.
dra efecto hoy Microbes, en- Ell
Centre Obrero, a las 5 P. M.
Sc ruega la mayor ~asistencia
pues nuestra organization con-
tin6a mas fuerte que nunca.
N SecretG9io.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-11

be in and about Nome for poSs- ibly a week before returning to other parts of Alaska.
 His head office is at Seattle and the fine type of material con tained in the Alaska advertising program for Standard Oil, comes under his direction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-11

Pilot Sig Wien hopped off this afternoon in the Cessna plane of the Wien Alaska Airlines, for Fairbanks with Father Murray, Mrs. Nitric and Miss Jean Bun nell, all from St. Lawrence Ls- land, where they carried on in- vestigations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-11

Pilot King of the Ferguson Air ways arrived this afternoon from Candle with Sam Palmer Jr., as a passenger to visit his father who has been i'll at the hospital here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-11
NEWS ITEMS

A. Sandegren, federal construc- ton engineer and inspector for the new federal building for Nome, arrived by plane today from Fairbanks, and is now busy comforting with Macdonald Con struction Go. superintendent Mar tin Anderson, who has directed the excavating which has been going on for some time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-11

R. M. (Bob) Douglas, Alaska Sales Superintendent for the Standard Oil Company arrived by plane today on his annual pilgrim age about the Territory. He is making his headquarters at the office of the Lomen Commercial Co.,, agents for Standard Oil Co. in Nome. MT. Douglas expects to
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-11

Pilot Hans MiroW of the MiroW Air Service flew to Tubuktoolik today in the Sikorsky. returning with Lloyd Root, Art Solback,