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NEWS
A. T. McLAIN PASSES
AWAY SUDDENLY TODAY
Mr. A. T. McLain pascd away
suddenly this afternoon firom a
heart attack. The sympathy of
the entire community is extend
ed to the bereaved family.
MIROW ACTIVITIES
Pilot Brown left Nome for An
chorage stopped at Unalakleet
overnight.
Sasseen attempted a trip to
Gamble but returned on account
of weather. He is eeheduled to
leave for Anchorag. Thursday.
Pilot Lund flying for Mirow
made mail trips to Golovin and
down coast points.
STANFORD IS FIRM
AGAINST S50, PLAYERS
PALO ALTO, D-c. — Stanford
officials remained firm against al
lowing Stanford football players
to accept any money for the Rose
Bowl game with Nebraska on
New Year’s Day.
President Wilbur announced
that Stanford will not accept the
conference ruling which allows
the p!ay:rs to receive a maxi
mum of $50 for wages lost from
Christmas vacation jobs.
Wilbur said he decided such
i payment was unethical at this
time. The Stanford president add
ed that only four or five players
on the Stanford squad would be
effected. However a squad mem
ber said that most of the mem
bers of the Stanford team had
\ prepared to file for the reim
bursement. The player said the
squad of course would abide by
President Wilbur’s ruling.
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COACH MAKING GOOD
PROMISE TO CHICAGOANS
PALO ALTO. Dec. — Stanford
football coach Clark Shaughnes
sy is ready to make good his.
promise to two captains of his
University of Chicago team last
year. Shaughnessy little dream-i
ing that Stanford would be in J
the Rose Bowl this season joking
lv promised John Davenport and,
Bob Waseman tickets for the!
Rose Bowl game. The two Chic
i ago lads wired Shaughnesy a
j telegram reminding him of the!
promise. And Shaughnessy in
j turn wired them to be his guests
on the bench when Stanford
j merts Nebraska in the Rose Bowl
j game on New Year’s Day.
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PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED
The Nome Daily Nugget carries
several forms of printing blanks
for your conveni >nce — Dredg<
Logs, thawing and drill reports
Mining Deeds tracer and Lodt
Location Noticer. Vouchers,
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WE WISH YOU
A VERY
MERRY CHRISTMAS
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Second Division
Represented At
Planning Council
In an interview with the Nome
Nugget Mr. A. Polet the Second
Division member of the Alaska
P anning Council stated that he
arrived in Juneau on the day of
the opening of the Session. He
left Nome six days ahead of the
opening but was delayed by wea
ther. He expected to spend sev
eral days with the office staff to j
complete the Survey of the Sec
ond Division but as the Session
was opened he had to work
nights with the staff and after
the Session to complete the
Study.
The Session was a very inter
esting one. It was attended by
all members except Mr. Shon
back of the Third Division. Gov.
Gruening attend'd a 1 the meet
ings of the session and was very
interested as to the studies made.
The Second Division Economic
Survey was not presented until
the last day of the Session and |
for its final adoption on his mo-1
tion a committee of three com-1
posed of B D Stewart, Frank
Heintzelman, and Frank Du- j
fresne. They were appointed |
with power to 'adopt the Study j
which as accomplished three !
days later.
The Survey is very complete |
in itself. It is composedof 120 j
pages, 20 maps and graphs and I
a number of pages of references j
and prints of reports. The other
Studi s made by the Council
were as follows:
1. Alaska Developing Plan
2. Fishery Study
3. Mining Study
4. Tax Study
The Mining and Fishing Stud
ies are a compilation of ail firms,
corporations and individuals and
data concerning the two largest
industries of Alaska. By the
Study it is hoped that it has
brought1 to the attention of the
Legislature as to tbs causes and
ecects on th eapplication of the
present tax system as to benefits
or detriments to same. The Tax i
Study is a preparation of all pre
vaiiing tax systems, its applica
tion and its effect on all indus
tries and activities of the Terri
tory and suggestions as to its ap
plication and experiences to oth
er countries and States. The De
velopment Plan is a follow-up to
a 6-year Development Plan or
dered by the President of the
United States which was prepar
ed sometime last summer and
which said material now has
been adopted by the Territory to
compose a portion of the Alaska
Planning Council.
All these reports as soon as
are printed will be presented to
the Governor and who in turn
will present it to the Legislature;.
It was urged by Mr. Polet that
the Governor do so as soon as,
possible and see that all the Leg,
islators wi 1 get these in plenty
of time before the Session to give | i
them an opportunity to study!
same for their guidance in their \
deliberation when the session of
the Legislature opens.
Mr. Polet returned via Seward ’
and Anchorage for the purpose
of enlisting the Chamber of Com
merce of those sections and to j
personally visit with Mr. E L
March, Superintendent of the Al-,
aska mails in relation to the pro |
posed new mail route—.Anchor-1
age, McGrath, U.nalakleet, Nome j
and also extending the summer
mail service coastwise from
Good News Bay to Nome in ac
cordance to the action of our lo- j
cal Chamber of Commerce dur-:
ing the summer. Mr. Polet saysj
that he found Mr. March very
agreeable and has promised to
assist in the premises as well as
the Chambers of Commerce of Se
ward and Anchorage. It is hoped
thatthis action will prove of bene
fit to improve the mail service
that we have suffered under this
past summer. The winter mail
service is satisfactory" with the
exception that it is inadequate
and there is always a large ac
cumulation held back in Fair
banks which makes it unsatis
factory in receiving our mails
orderly. Mr. March stated that
he would soon leave for our sec
tion and personally will study
the present mail service and im
prove it if it is possible.
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