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^ NOME, ALASKA, MONDAY OCT. 10 1938 Price per Copy During Queen Contest—10 cents. Won By the Yanks SENATOR REYNOLDS BOOSTS FOR NOME Resents Lindberghs Criticism of Soviet Air Force

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MOSCOW, Oct. 10, (IP)— Soviet leading solemnly denoun airman __ <*ed and ! Lindbergh’s statement, accused him of spreading lies WASHINGTON, D C„ Oe‘ 10, (Ah—Senator Robert a about Soviet’s air strength so as Reynolds, member of the Senate to give Premier Chamberlain an Military Affairs argument for the surrender of Committee, came out Czechoslovakia. The Soviet strongly for Military develop- ment of Alaska in an statement apparently arose from interview in the unverified reports published in published Army and Navy Journal. two London newespapers, in whi Senator ch Lindbergh was critical of the Reynolds recommend- ed the establishment Soviet air force. Lindbergh of a large air base at made no comment, however, on army Fairbanks, and Naval air the reports. bases at Kodiak and Sitka. He further said the Un-1 The Moscow statement was i ited States should build defenses signed by eleven Soviet air men, at Attu Island, the closest United including Civil Aviation Chief, tj States point to Japan. ''There1 Vasily Molokoff and a group of DiTROiT WENT ON A COLD STANDARD when Count Theo ^ also should be * ten others Rossi, Italian something con- designated officially as won the Gold Cup race with his curious hump-backed red and black sportsman, “AlaRi.” and Dan strutted a! Nome, Wainwright “Heroes of the Soviet Foster (left) and Dan Arena (center) took second place honors with their Rolden-hulled V 'iss Golden Union", and Gate." The traditional classic was in three 30-mile perhaps Point Barrow;more-j and published in the Comumm- speedboat heats at Detroit. ( MEDIATOR Viscount Run- j over, in a few years I expect the ists Party newspaper "Pravda”. ciman (above), appointed an un- Naval authorities will want to official observer by British gov- The statement called Lindbergh i j l develop Dutch Harbor". ernment, will enter explosive “Stupid, a liar, Lackey, and flat-1 Czech-German situation as a Senator Reynolds further said terer of German Nazis." Yanks Won World on j possible savior of European Hitler He Is Fourth Sunday he would also Says j urge the construe- j peace. The Czech government tion of a United States-Canada- j had asked for an unofficial for Peace Series In Four Alaska road. He said better1 mediator Ready Yanks Win Fourth Game steamship service was needed \ NEW YORK, Oct. 9, f/P)— The between West Coast points andj Straight Alaska, and also stated he BERLIN, Germany, Oct. 10th, won the intend! (Ah—.Informed circles interpreted third consecutive World series ed to introduce a bill in the next! French Lost session of Party Hitler’s Saarbruecken speech as SEATTLE, Oct. ?h i/Pi—Flash record which has never before Congress, calling for1 •the State a warning to Germany’s future 1 —Chicago 2. New York 5. been equalled in , when Department to establish title to First Elections which still carries war dangers. they overwhelmed the Chicago Wrangle Island The that Chancellor declared Short Score Cubs by a score of 8 to 3, in the Germany is ready “for a fourth of the series, -before Since Paet policy Chicago—2 runs, 5 hits, one game of with our thousand baseball understanding neigh error. sixty exultant Flour Was bors, but is herself de- fans. Shipped preparing New York—3 runs, 7 hits, two fensively more than ever”. He Charlie his sec Oct, 10. errors. Ruffing pitched PARIS, France, UP)— indicated that will con- Germany ond victory of the series, holding WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 8, Premier DedaLiers radical Social tinue, an the Cubs to hits, to make ist lost its first especially,to keep eagle Batteries — Chicago, Bryant, eight (/Pi— The American Red Cross Party election eye on three British statesmen— it 4 for the New since the Munich confer- Russell, French and Hartnett. straight games dispatched a cargo of flour and peace the former and Foreign Secretary, For New York—Pearson and York Yankees of the American soap to war-stricken Spain, whi- ence, faced a growing de- Anthony Eden; the Former First mand for a national referendum Dickey. League. ch marks the beginning of Amer- Lord of the on Admiralty, Alfred Short Score ica’s first er- issue Foreign policies. — large scale mercy Duff Cooper; Winston Church- rand in since Radical independent Pierre NEW YORK, Oct. UP)— Europe the post- ill, fiorst Lord of the I 8th, Chicago 3 runs, 8 hits, one error.' Admiralty world war and Masset won the senatorial seat : Monte struck out nine period, is intend- the Pearson N. Y. 8 runs, 11 hits, one error. | during World war; whom he ed to from Herault, Sunday, batters and yielded only five hits relieve widespread starva- defeating described as leftovers from the Batteries—.Chicago, Lee. Root,; a radical socialist as New York tion, diesease and misery among opponent by Versailles he pitched the Treaty conferences." Page, French Carleton, Dean and civilians. a vote of 462 to 391. The radical Yankees to a five to two victory Spanish He said the “experience of the Odea. Now York—.Ruffing and; socialist candidate prr^jou*ly over the in the 3rd past eight months shows we Dickey. Subscribe for The Nome Nugget. aeld the seat. game of the world baseball ser- must strengthen our determina- ies. tion and be careful to leave no- , a rookie second thing undone for our security baseman, knocked across three and rights. There are those runs with a and homer, as abroad who dont want peace and the Yanks drove Clay Bryant permanent construction for their from the mound, to gain their states; to such men peace can at third straight triumph. any time be NATICNAL supplanted by oth- held the Yankees - COMMANDER ers”. Bryant «f the Veterans of Foreign Wars less the first four innings, but1 Is Maj. Eugene i. Van ?Ie further said he Antwerp has decided homer after two men iabove) of Gordon's Detroit, succeeding to continue to build £colt up the na- were out in the fifth blew' P. Squyres. He was picked tions inning at fortifications with increased Columbus, Ohio. him up. Out of ten straight J intensity. Yank batters to face him, six hit saifely, two drew walks, before the veteran Jack Russell came to the youngsters resuce. In the sixth inning it was a typical explosion of Yank power. Marty drove in both Chicago runs off Pearsons fast ball, send- ing Stan Hack across with an in- field out in the fifth and pound- ing a homer into the left field stands. In the eighth inning after the! game was already lost, Bill Dic- key, the Yankee , scored the final Yanks run, with a hom- er to the right field stands off Larry French.

ROME, Italy, Oct. 8, (iP)— The Italian announced government ^ the withdrawal of about 10,000 N O MODEL of deportment was squirming Mel Mel, Chicago Fascist Legionnaires who have AS A Uncle Sam rode on the one float In a Manila parade marking the coy,y eye,nff cl** model being fashioned by FOSTER-FATHER, Denef°°„s r£re ,.f!inlJKnda been associated with Insurgent first time the themselves celebrated the 10th anniversary of Manila's occupation by American Buralll, Chicago sculptor. Its easy-going nature has given Filipinos in 1st with more than forces. Uncle Sam Is handing a to a native girl. A sign on float read: "Far better to me Is Mel Mel another name: “little Darling." Spa troops, Filipino flag where I am not the lord." 18 months service, as recalled. a nipa shack than a golden house