The Nome daily nugget. [volume], January 29, 1937, Page FOUR, Image 4

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Objected Wrong
Inference Nosey
Regarding Game
Manager-Coach of the Ham
mon team, Lyle Nevins, in taking
exception to the last paragraph
in “Nosey's" column yesterday,
told a Nugget representative that
he wished to have it clearly un_
derstood that the Hammon team
did not refuse to play the Alas
kan team as the article seemed
to infer.
In explaining the arrangements
which took place that day he de
clared that after much discussion
between league officials, an Alas
kan.Hammon game would throw
the entire men's schedule com.
pletely out, and that others con
sulted, also held this view, re
sulting therefore in two wo.
men’s games being played last
Wednesday night.
MINERS AND DREDGE MEN
How Mining Claims can be
Staked in Alaska, length, Bread
th, how many, and the Associa
tion Claim, described in detail, in
pamphlet form, for sale at The
Nugget Office, for 10 cents.
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Mrs. Madeleine Marshall, wife
of John Marshall, manager of the
Pioneer Fountain Lunch, was an
outgoing passenger today by air.
plane, bound for the States.
Also aboard the PAA plane to
day was Lee Matterson, chef for
the Pioneer Fountain Lunch, en
route to Fairbanks.
M. J. Walsh, Second Division
member of the Territorial Board
of Education was an outgoing
passenger today by plane to Fair,
banks, enroute to Juneau, to at
tend the regular meeting of the
Board, at which, it was reported
he would take up various affairs
concerning educational problems
of this Division, as well as take
part in administering the prob
lems of the Territory as a whole.
While he is absent, Mrs. Walsh
will occupy the position of ex
officio City Clerk, taking care of
the business of her husband who
is City Clerk.
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.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
PAA Pilot Robbins in a Pilgrim
plane arrived at Nome and de
parted again this morning, bring
ing in mail, and taking out M. J.
Walsh, Miss Betty Blake, Mrs.
John Marshall, and Lee Matter
son as passengers, and a large
load of mail.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mir
ow Air Service arrived today
after being Betained by weather
at Koyukuk. He took Chief In
spector for the Bureau of Indian
Affairs George Dale from Fair,
banks to Nulato and also John
Schwegler. Freight and express
were brought to Nome. He is to
take off tomorrow for Fairbanks
with a load of passengers, wp.
Pilot Don Emmons flying for
the Mirow Air Service jyxived
today in a company Stinson Jr.
plane with Jim May as a passen
ger.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the
Mirow Air Service made a flight
to the Kougarok with Walter
That New Play!
(Contributed)
Was it intention or coincidence
that brought the stenographer to
her employer’s apartment just as
he was leaving with stolen weal,
th? In etiher case, if she had
great faith in his honesty, would
it change his plans? What thots
and feelings would be his, torn
between long-restrained tempta
tion, yet inspired by the trust
of his customers?
Upon such problems is based
Wilde’s play “The Finger of
God”, which is the Drama Club’s
January selection. The play will
be presented in the Federated
Chruch at 7:45 p.m. Sunday, the
31st.
Excellent interpretation is
achieved by the cast—Mrs. Leroy
M. Sullivan as the intruding sec
retary, Andrew Sather as the vil_
lain-hero, and Carl Wuorinen as
the valet involved in his own
dual career. The three achieve
a dramatic situation, and event
ually—'but a pre-viewer must
not tell too much.
Taylor, today and returned with
Lyman Madden. He is schedul
ed for another flight tomorrow.
The second PAA mail plane, it
was reported, was unable to ar
rive at Nome late today from
Fairbanks due to weather and
darkness.
House Passed Bill
Postmasters Under
The Civil Service
(By The Associated Pres*)
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan, 29,
—A housejbacked bill placed all
postmasters under the classifica
tion of the civil service.
The bill now goes to the sen
ate. Its sponsors said the bill
was designed to make permanent
with modifications, the order is
sued by the President last July.
That order stood only at the will
of the chief executive, and any
successor could change it.
Nosey Got A Day
Off Today
“Nosey” was granted a day off
today by the management of the
Nugget, due principally because
we did not have space for his
column today. Owing to the wea
ther the past few days the Nugget
mail was not received from the
postoffice, so several letters were
received today for “Nosey” care
of the Nugget, and between his
column and the writers answer,
ing his column, we may have to
cut down on the space allowed to
baseball. We are sorry that it
may be necessary to do this, due
to the interest in “Nosey’s” col.
umn, but our readers expect us'
to print something else in the
paper besides baseball. Besides,
“Nosey” says he is just like one !
of the players, who remarked, he
was not getting paid any salary
for playing baseball, and Nosey!
said, well I ain’t getting paid for
writing this column, so we are
in the same boat, but as long as
it is for the good of the cause I
don’t complain, but think I am
entitled to a day off occasionally.
Maybe if they don’t see my stuff
so often they will be glad of it.
IT WILL BE WEDDING BELLS
Mary Pickford, once “America’s sweetheart,’’ and Charles “Buddy”
Rogers, who was known as “America's boy,friend,” shown together at
a Hollywood affair, confirmed that they were planning formally to
announce their engagement to wed. (Associated Press Photo)
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