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VOL 36 Number 250. NOME, ALASKA, THURSDAY, Oct. 24, 1935 Per Copy Ten Cent?
BRITAIN MAY NOT REMOVE ANY WARSHIPS
Mussolini Concentrating Forces For Big Drive Ethiopia
NO DEFINITE REPORT
WHETHER GR BRITAIN
WILL REMOVE SHIPS
Rumors Say Great Britain Will Relieve
Tension By Withdrawal Warships
Britain May Not
Withdraw Any Of
Ships From Med.
(By Tne Associated Press)
Undated Oct. 24, —Wheth
er Great Britain will actual
ly withdraw any warships
from the Mediterranean in
return for Italy’s removal of
soldiers from Libya, is consid
erable of a mystery.
One authority said that the
naval concentration remains
and that no orders have gone
forth for any reduction. A
bargain was also denied in
the report.
Widespread reports would
call the cruisers Hood and Re
nown, home.
Italy’s peaceful penetra
tion of Tigre province, be
yond the lines now occupied
was also reported.
Mussolini was pressed by
Paris and London for action
on peace terms. League del
egates believed that the date
for the launching of a general
economic boycott would be re
legated far into the future if
peace parleys materialize.
The lessening of the tension
between Italy and Great Bri
tain is expected to be follow
ed by a renewed drive by La
val to start peace talks.
Civil Engineer In
Killed By Auto
Surveying Site
(By The Associated Press)
Seattle, Oct. 24, —Charles
W. Bronson, Seattle civil en
gineer was killed by an auto
mobile, while surveying the
location of a new school bus
garage.
Ed Fish, the driver of the
car said he did not see Bron
son until it was too late.
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Hugh Brewster Appointed To Position
Left Vacant By Transfer Murray Hall
Murray Hall De
finitely Ordered
To Another Post
(By The Associated Press)
Anchorage, Oct. 23—Mur
ray Hall, department of Com
merce Aeronautics Inspector,
said he has received orders to
report to Seattle for transfer
to another location and that
Hugh Brewster of Fresno, is
to become inspector for Alas
ka, Murray said.
Recalling his disappoint
ment after the Arthur Hines
search, he recommended that
every plane carrying passen
gers be required to register
its departure and destination
so as afford information to
secure aid of parties in case
a plane is lost.
Wanted—A gravity feed oil
burning heater. Inquire at
Nugget Office.
Liberal Party Is
Now In Power In
Dominion Canada
_ i
(By The Associated Press)
Ottawa, Oct. 24 —Canada’s
new Liberal Party govern
ment formally took over the
administration Wednesday,
with William Lyon McKenzie
King becoming Prime Mini
ster for the third time in his
long public career.
He succeeds R. B. Bennett,
conservative, whose party
was defeated at the recent el
ection.
—
Improvement
(By The Associated Press)
San Francisco, Oct. 24, —
A slight improvement was re
ported in the condition of
General Hunter Liggett, crit
ically ill in the Letterman
Hospital._
Forest Fires Rage
In Sou them Calif.
Doing Big Damage
(By The Associated Press)
Los Angeles, Oct. 23—Rag
ing forest fires, high winds
and a freak dust storm struck
Southern California causing
thousands of dollars property
damage and the possible loss
of one person.
Hundreds of people battled
through the night against a
roaring blaze sweeping over
Echo Mountain northeast of
here, bordering the exclusive
Altadena section, destroying
several residences a sanitar
ium, and a scenic railway to
nearby Mount Lowe. A man
identified as Conland Boden
it is feared burned to death,
when flames destroyed the
Lavina Sanitarium, from
which sixty other patients
were removed safely._
MASSING STRENGTH
BY ITALY FORECAST
BATTLE IS PENDING
Italian Army Combining Power Prepara
To Major Drive City Of Makale
Italians Prepare
For Major Fight
Central Ethiopia
(By The Associated Press)
Undated, Oct. 24, —A new
Italian advance on the north
ern front seemed approaching
when General Emilio de Bono
commander in chief of the
fascist forces, reported pre
parations had advanced.
Bad Storm Hits Coronation Island Section
Three Trolling Boats Reported Sunk
3 Trolling Boats
Foundered Near
Coronation Island
(By The Associated Press)
Ketchikan, Oct. 24, —Three
trollers foundered and two
are missing after a storm off
Coronation Island, the light
house Under Hemlock wire
lessed the lighthouse service
last night.
The Hemlock reported that
she was enroute from Cape
Decision to search for the
missing crafts. The meagre
message said that the crews
cf the trollers Nelson and Iv
is had been saved but the fate
of the men of the wrecked
boat Premier had not been de
termined. The names of two
missing crafts were not learn
cd.
The storm also struck Ket
chikan causing a slide, block
ing the highway toward the
north and severing telephone
lines south of here Heavy
rains were accompanied by
high winds.
Invites Nations
(By The Associated Press)
London, Oct. 24, —Invita
tions to a naval conference to
be held here December 2nd,
were sent to the United Stat
es, Japan, France and Italy
by the British government.
To Be Confronted
Problems Return
From His Vacation
(By The Associated Press)
Washington Oct 24 —Press
ing problems await the re
turn of President Roosevelt to
the capital, including the put
ting of three million five hun
dred thousand unemployed,
on work relief. Another issue
is the League’s request of the
United States for a comment
on sanctions.
Troops In Control
(By The Associated Press)
Hermosiallo. Sonora, Mexi
co, Oct. 23rd—Federal troops
are now in control of the
state of Sonora, rebel groups
having been disbanded and
government authorities are
tracking down leaders of the
uprising. Governor Ramos
has returned from Mexico
City.
Hunters Rescued
(By The Associated Press)
Anchorage, Oct. 23rd—Ed
ward Meir and Walter Swan
son who were marooned on
the shore of Cook Inlet when
the motor boat failed while
on a Moose hunting expedi
tion, were rescued by plane
and returned home.
The air force flew far over
the river surveying the Dana
kil zone and the Amba Alagi
sector, south of the next ob
jective—Makale.
Hoares speech in the House
of Commons spread the talk
of peace over Europe.
In Rome officials felt that
the statement of the British
position, banished from Italy
the dread of a European war.
In Paris, Premier Laval
sought Mussolini’s minimum
terms for ending the African
invasion.
Emperor Selassie was high
ly pleased with the British
statement, and in reaction,
he ordered moved, twenty
thousand troops to the north
ern front.
Dead In Floods
(By The Associated Press)
Sofia, Oct. 24, — An un
determined number of per
sons were reported dead due
to disastrous floods in Mace
donia
Great Battle Is
Waged Ethiopia
(By The Associated Press)
Addis Ababa, Oct. 24, —
Reports of a great battle rag
ing in the Webbe Shibeli riv
er sector, spread today along
with news of the mountain
concentration of Ethiopian
troops, drawn up to resist the
Italian invasion.
On the southern front war
riors are ridden with scurvy.
The concentrating is taking
place in mountain ravines and
passes as the Ethiopians pre
pared to defy General Rudol
fo Graziani’s troops.
British Tars And
Police Quell Riot
3 Negroes killed
(By The Associated Press)
Kingston, Oct. 24, —Brit
ish bluejackets and police re
stored peace to the riot-torn
city on the Isle of St. Vincent.
Martial law was declared
after three negro strikers had
been killed. Looting of stores
and homes caused the Brit
ish tars to step in. The high
way was torn up by the riot
ers, forty-two of whom have
oeen arrested. _
Comparison Made Of Navy And Army of
Great Britain. Italy: Air Corps Secret
Comparison Made
Army And Navy
llalv And Britain
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(By The Associated Press)
Washington, Oct. 24, Brit- I
annia apparently still rules
the waves but her land forc
es are outnumbered five to
one by Italy’s fighting mach- ]
ine. I
The British government 1
proposed Wednesday to stren ;
gthen her defensive forces in i
“the interest of world peace.”
On June 30th 1934 Italy’s to
tal land force was given at
0,484,000 as compared to the
1,282,00 0 for Great Britain.
Since then Italy’s army
has been increased. 1
On the sea Great Britain is i
superior to Italy in every 1
category except submarines, i
on the basis of figures compil
ed September 23rd. Britain
outranks Italy’s 154 capital £
;hips nearly two to one but
n submarines, Italy has 69 to
Britain's 57, while the air
;trength of both nations is
cept secret. It is believed
dalv and England are about
>qual in this respect.
Elections Nov. 14th
(By The Associated Press)
London, Oct. 23rd—Prime
Minister Baldwin announced
hat the National elections
or the House of Commons
ire scheduled for November
ourteenth.
War Ace Dead
(By The Associated Press)
Vienna, Oct. 24, —Captain
tudolph Stranger, ace Aust
ian world war pilot, died
lere today, a victim of pneu
nonia.
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