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THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
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VOL. 38. No. 295 NOME. ALASKA. Monday, October 11, 1937. Per Copy 10ct«
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Yankies Win The World Series 4-1
MOTION TO UNSEAT HUGO BLACK DENIED
Japan Closes Its Doors To 700 Imported Articles
Racket-wrecker
Thomas Dewey
who has
brought 73 men
to trial and
sent 72 of
them to prison,
has entered
the race for
district
attorney of
New York City
as Republican
candidate,
backed by
the American
Labor party.
JOHN OGDEN LOSES TRY
REDEEM LIBERTY BONDS
IN GOLD FROM TREASURY
Japan Goes On
Basis of Spartan
Frugality ^Kar
(Bv The Associated Press'
TOKYO, Oct. 10, — The Jap
anese government officially pro
mulgated the emergency law clos
ing the doors of Japan to nearly (
seven hundred imported articles, j
to place the nation on the basis,
of stern Spartan frugality.
Without Luxuries
Starting immediately, Japan:
veill be a nation without luxur-1
ias. The maneuver is one of the
most drastic in modern economic
history, slated to bone down Jap-1
.an’s enormous international bills,
in order to provide maximum
strength to purchase the sinews
of war.
Cost Per Day
It was unofficially estimated
that the Chinese war is costing
Japan five million dollars daily.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 10, — Chin- j
dee and Japanese troops crawled j
out of muddy burrows along the
twenty-five mile front in the
northwest, and resumed their al
most two months’ old battle, ab
out Shanghai.
Wharf Demolished
The smouldering ruins of the
China Merchants Navigation Co.
lower wharf and warehouse, dir
ectly opposite the Bund on the
Pootung side of the Whangpoo
river, is the only result of the
Japanese warships’ pre-daiwn
bombardment of the rich indust
rial area.
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 10,
John Ogden of Indianapolis, lost
his Supreme Court effort to com
pel the U. S. Treasury to redeem
in gold, the Fourth Liberty
Bond issue which he held to the
extent of six thousand dollars.
The tribunal refused to review
the decision of the U. S. Court
of Appeals for the District of
Columbia, dismissing the litiga
tion.
Government attorneys contend
ed it was a suit against the Un
ited States Federal Government,
which could not be sued without
its consent.
The Treasury refused to re
deem the bonds in gold, as it did
in another case which the gov
ernment won in the review of
its contention against payment
in gold in cases of Liberty Bonds
when the Treasury call for their
redemption.
Old papers for sale at the
Nome Daily Nugget Office at 25*
a bundle.
YANKEES WIN
SERIES 4 TO 1
SUNDAY GAME
FLASH—Yanks beat Giants 4-2
Short Score
Yank lees—0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 —
Giants—-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Yankees—4 runs 8 hits 0 errors
‘ Giants 2 runs 10 hits 0 errors.
Batteries Yanks: Gomez and
Dickey. Giants: Melton, Smith,
Breenam and Banning. Losing
pitcher Melton.
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(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK. Sunday. Oct. 10,
; —The Yankees beat their local
; rivals the Giants 4 to 2 Sunday
l td' Win the 1937 world series, 4
i games to 1 and retain the major
league championship.
A crowd of 38,000 huddled in
the cold weather as the Yanks
overpowered their opponents with
a two-run outburst in the fifth,
, to take the classic behind the
pitching of Lefty Gomez.
2nd Victory Series
It was Gomez’s second victory
| of this series and his fifth in wor
ld series eompetion. equalling
the records of Herb Penneck and
I Jack Coombs.
Melton, pitching for the Giants,
i was handed his second defeat of
| the series. Five innings were
I wasted before he was taken out
J for a pinch hitter, after allowing
i all of the Kankee’s runs.
3 Home Runs Hit
Three home runs were tacked
‘up. Hoag, Yankee left fielder hit
i one. The second was by Dimag
one. The second was by Dimag
gio in the third inning. Ott hom
ed for the third one with Burtell
on base, tying the count. Lazeri
trippled in the fifth and scored
on Gomez’s single. Gehrig drove
Gomez home with a double.
POINT BARROW, Oct. 8. —
Russian aviator Alexei Gracian
sky returned to Point Barrow
after searching for the missing1
Arctic fliers, who left Moscow1
IT'S A SON OF A GUN, this baby cannon, mounted in the barrel of a big howitzer,
The large war pieces weie wheeled into place for action during a mimic battle staged at Chicago’s
Soldiers’ Field. The gunners shown here in the n ight maneuvers are members of the -tl’.rd division.
Conditions of actual warfare were simulated in the artillery practice.
August 13th, on a flight to the
SCtates by way of the North
Pole. On his flight he reports he
saw land at about Latitude 76.50
degrees and Longitude 153. It is
believed the land was only a
sandspit. No trace of the missing
airmen was discovered.
AFL Approved
Attack On CIO
Area In West
(By The Associated Press)
DENVER, Oet. 10, — The Am
erican Federation of Labor con
vention here approved the Fed
eration’s first invasion if the ter
ritory claimed by the Committee
for Industrial Organization, with
out a dissenting vote.
The convention approved the
report of its resolutions commit
tee’s action in approving the char
ters of the Progresive Miners of
America, Blue Card Union of
Ore Miners, in the tri-disitrict re
gion. of Missouri, Oklahoma and
Kansas.
SUPREME COURT
DENIED MOTION
UNSEAT BLACK
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Oct. 10,
—The Supreme Court refused to
permit Albert Levitt, former fed
eral judge of the Philippine Is
lands. and Patrick Henry Kelly,
Boston attorney, to contest Hugo
L. Black’s right to a seat on the
nation's highest bench.
Has Clear Title
This action gave Justice Black ‘
clear title to his judge post, so
far as the present challenges are
concerned.
Other Proceedings
Levitt indicated, however, that
he might start other proceedings.
The court refused to permit
Levitt to file his petition which
contended that Black was consti
tutionally ineligible to the posi
tion.
Kelly’s motion was denied on
the basis of the action in Levitt’s
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OFF TO CHINA'S SEAS the U S. S. San Francisco was scheduled to lead Division Seven ot the Navy’s scouting force
after emergency supplies had been hastily loaded aboard. Two other cruisers comprise the division which was ready to join other
warships in the area of conflict. 1
petition.
Said Had No Interest
The Court held that Levitt had
no special or particular interest
in Black’s seating, declaring that
a private individual must be ji
danger of sustaining a direct m-%
jury.
Bomhardmeut
Madrid Heavy
Last 24 Hours
(By The Associated Press)
MADRID. Oct. 10, — One of
the heaviest artillery battle*
heard on Madrid fronts in mon
ths, was turned into a general
shelling of Madrid itself
Shells dropped all over th®
central area of the city, several
hitting a block from the building
in which foreign correspondent®
work.
Battle was Begun
The artillery battle begun ab
out midnight with the govern
ment’s extensive shelling of in
surgent positions south of the
city. The heaviest engagement ap
peared almost directly south of
Madrid where insurgent were re
pairing a road. The exploding of
shells and bombs continued thru
out the night until early this
morning.
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