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The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
Chamberlain
 Refuses To Aid
 Czechoslayakia

LONDON, March "A, (P)-Prime Minister Chamberlain refused Czechoslavakia's flat pledge of military aid in case of German aggression; but promised, in the House of Commons, that Britain will use new armamentS in it's fight to fulfill it's treaty obliga- tions. Chamberlain made a spec fife pledge to fight if France and Belgium became victims of an unjustified attack. He also said that the treaty obligations of Portugal, Iraq, Egypt, were to be considered. In making his vital declaration of Foreign Policy, he said, that Central Europe is not an area where important British interests are at stake; and warn ed, that if German aggression re- suited in war, England might be forced in to it.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
Believes US. Naval Operations Directed At Japan
U. s. Naval
 Operations Are Soaring Japanese

TOKYO, Japan, March 24, (F1 A Japanese Navy spokesman said he believed that the United States Navy's Expansion Bill shows that the United States is considering naval operations a. gainst the Japanese.
 The spokesman in speaking at a Press Conference said: 'It is my view that if the Americans are not thinking of overseas op- erations they do not need war fleet that size, nor do I believe the object of the American oper- ations could be other than Japan"
 Reports that the U. s. Navy war games would extend to near the borders of apanese mandated islands of the Pacific, drew from a naval representative the follow ing remark: ''It is unbelievable that the Americans would come so near.
 Foreign Minister Koki Hinota characterized as ridiculous the assertions, that many of Japan's fishing boats were really disguis- ed as warships. In briefly touch ing upon the Alaskan Salmon problem. Hirota said, that Japan and the United States govern ments are still negotiating, and he expected an amicable settle ment. He also inti1nated that the Japanese fishing boats will not travel in Alaskan waters this year.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25

sometimes a pilots monthly pay will exceed one thousand dollars. I am advised that experience indicates in Alaska, that the av- craze pay for pilots is about $450 per month.
 If any operator or pilot believes that decision 83 is unavoidable in Alaska, their views should be wired to Senator McCarran or Representative Lea, or both.
 While the Lea bill does not yet contain the pilots wages with the provision of decision 83, it is understood that the same will be offered in the hearings on the bill before the Committee.
 Please give this publicity so that air transportation pilots and operators may be advised, thanks
 A. J. Dimond
 Delegate From Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
Prepare Program of Financial Aid
 To Business

WASHINGTON, D. C., March N.R-Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau announced to day that President Roosevelt has asked a committee composed of Federal officials, to prepare pro gram of financial aid to business
 Morgenthau, who is chairman, said the group will consider sug- gestions of loans to industry, and the recognized need of expanded financing.
 Other committeeman are Jesse Jones, Ronald Ransom of the Fed eral Reserve; William o. Douglas of the Securities Commission.
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The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
Owners and Pilots of Airplanes At-
 tention Called

The following telegram was re- ceived by the Nome Nugget from Delegate Anthony J. Dirnond al Washington. which in itself is explanatory:
 WASHINGTON. D. C., March 24,R-The Lea bill in the House and the McCarran bill in the Sen ate, designed for complete regu. lation of Air Commerce, will ap. ply to all States and Territories and transportation within Terri. tories is called Interstate.
 The McCarran bill provides that it shall be a condition upon holding certificate to engage ir Interstate air transportation, that rates, compensation, maximum hours and o,he" wo cking condi. lions and relations of airplart pilots of holder of certificate shall conform to decision mum bered 83. made by the Nationa Labor Board on May 10th, 1884 and same provision applies to ov erseaS air transportation, such a! between the States and Alaska
 The decision of number 83 pro ,vides for the payment to pilot: on graduate scale, dependent tt some extent upon hours of flying per month, length of service ant whether flying is by day or night That 85 hours of flying shall con stitute the monthly maximum.
 For air pilots, that rate of bast pay shall be $1600 per year, with an increase of $2OO for each yea service, up to a maximum O. three thousand dollars.
 That pilots shall be paid base rate, plus a graduated hourly rate of four dollars to five dollar! for day flying; and six dollars te seven and one half dollars fo, night flying; depending upon tho speed of ship.
 That in addition pilots shall be paid rates varying between ont cent and two cents per mile fo1 monthly mileages, dependant a. gain upon distances flown anc speed of ships.
 Experience in the States ha: shown that pilots will average about $650 per month, and tha'
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
Japs After Oil

TOKYO, March 25, (P)-Japan- csc are preparing through priv ate companies to offer Mexico an oil conrac, to purchase nearly half a billion barrels of crude oil annually; the contract is to pro- vide technical assistance, con- struction of pipelines, and im- provementS to harbors for Mex ico on the Pacific coast.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
American Horse
 "Battlesllip" Wins
 Grand National

AINTREE, ENGLAND. March 25, (P-"Battleship", Mrs. Marion Scott'S American owned racing horse and son of Man of War, won the one hundredth running of the Grand National horse race A crowd of a quarter million at- tended, paying forty to one-four'th of the American victory history race.
 Royal Danieh was second, eigh- teen to one. Workman came in third, ewenty-eight to one.
 Battleship scored by a head, in the closest finish in recent years
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 24, (P)-The Senate Finance Com mittee eliminated the undistri- buted profits tax of the House Tax Revision Bill, and substitut- ed flat rate of eigtheen per cent for corporation incomes.
 Chairman Harrison, democrat of Mississippi, said that the chan ge will produce nearly one hun- dred million dollars more reven- ue, and will aid business because of the tax certainty.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
Things American And Washington
 Spotlight

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 24, R1-The United States decid- ed to invoke an escalator clause in the London Naval Treaty to build battleships larger than 35,- 900 tons. Secretary Hull said accommodations to this effect have been received by the Diplo- mats of Britain, France and the United States. now consulting at London. Formal notice is ex- pected soon.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
Insurgents Move

HENDAYE, March 18th, (R- Swift moving Tnsurgent columns advancing on the Aragon front from west and southwest, report ed that they had reached point three miles from the strategic government stronghold of Buja- raloz. Navarrese and Galician troops supported by cavalry, drove down the Zaragoza -Lerida Highway during the night.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
WARM SPRINGS, Ga, Mar

WARM SPRINGS, Ga, March 25,(P)-President Roosevelt turn ed his attention to Foreign Affairs with Europe looming large in his mountain cottage. He had no inn mediate comments to make on Secretary Hull's proposal for joint European-American action in removing political refugees from Germany and Austria; but scheduled a conference with Will liam C. Bullitt, the American Am bassador at Paris, to go over the general situation abroad.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
Manueveriing

HONOLULU, Marh 18th, (P)-- United States warships aiding in the defense of Hawaii, steamed oeanward to intercept the enemy fleet in a manuevering surprise attack on the islands. Naval planes patrolled the ocean in an attempt to detect the enemy's approach.
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Zoos 3 Orangutan amateurs
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| loose with his other hand, then with
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