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BERLIN, Aug. 2S, — Hitler is
r -presented in well informed cir
c!es as willing to have, some
f'iend like Mussolini mediate the
F dish crisis.
Since Hitler rejected the pro
1 isal to negotiate directly with
Poland, it was disclosed that his
i mands not only include the
r: urn of the Danzig-Polish cor
ridor, but implied that he would
insist on other adjustments at
Poland’s expense.
Foreign observers believed
that Germany has not struck yet,
as Hitler seems to be in a mood
to argue the situation on its mer
its.
NOTICE
The Nome Nugget has just com
pleted the printing of new legal
forms on card board, they are for
use when owners of mining pro
perty lease to other parties, and
are termed Non-liability Notices
for wages and other debts con
tracted by leasees. They are for
sale at 50<* each or 3 foT $1.00
NEWS ITEMS
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j Our apologies for not having
room for local coverage in to
[day’s issue, but will have mort
of what’s going on and doing ir
Nome in Fridya’s paper.
The large amount of war new:
; and the flight of the Japanese
I airplane Nippon takes up mos
I of the news columns today.
An announcement will be in
I eluded in Fridays issue of the
appointment of Mrs. W. F. Barb
er as agent for the Territoria
Dept, of Welfare. Oldtimers whe
receive old age assistance check:
map obtain them between the
hours of 2 and 4 daily from Mrs
Barber on the second floor o
! the city building.
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Henderson Gives
Note To Hitler
British Answei
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LONDON, Aug. 28. — Britain
! today dispathced its momentouj
note to Hiter replying to his
! unequivocal demands on the
| Danzig-Folish corridor.
The note was completed after
I three cabinet sessions, and was
; beliveed to contain a strong re
| affirmation of Britani’s support of
Poland.
Ambassador Sir Neville Hend
erson left by plane to deliver the
note.
It was reported that id said the
first requirement for any negotia
tion was the removal of threats
of force.
Indicating the possibility of war
was still imment, the governmen
teffected sweeping defense reg
ulations, closing military areas
and restricting civil liberties be
sides putting public utilities un
der new regulations. Evacuation
of schools rehearsels were order
ed today.
Poles Digging In
Readv For War
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WARSAW, Aug. 26. —Volun
teer wirkmen dug air-raid trench
es in parks and public squares as
feeling grew and the question of
peace or war hung by the slim
est threads.
Newspapers said that war was
inevitable, as new border inci
dents ocaurred incluuding Polish
charges on German gangs which
machine-gunned a Polish frontier
station. Officials said the signing
of the British-Polish military al
liance was an answer to the Sov
iet-German pact.
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Britain W orked
Hard ov er Note
To Nazi Gov't.
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. LONDON. Aug. 27. — The Brit
, ish government indicated that
tomorrow it would tell Hitler it
would stand with Poland in re
fusing to negotiate the quarrel
with the removal of the threat
of force, following a long emer
gency cabinet meeting.
An official statement said that
: another was to be held tcm.or
ron noon. A reply would then
be sent to Hitler. The statement
did not hint at the nature of the
;! reply but announced that its out
line and Hitler’s communication
would be published tomorrow.
^ The decision to make them pub
: lie without giving Germany time
for another reply, was coupled
with the announcement that the
I Admiralty had assumed control
; of the merchant marine. Lt was
1 indicated however, that no con
cession had been offered Hitler.
Germany Resumed
Communications
With World
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BERLIN, Aug. 26, —Oommun
: ications were restored with the
j outside world Saturday, after
j fears had increased that military
| action had already been taken,
j but still no official explanation
was forthcoming as to w'hy they
had been shut off.
It was reported that Hitler
would address the German na
tion 'through the hastily assembl
ed Reichstag session. Officialdom
■ continued exceedingly tight-lip
, ped on the general situation.
In any case, German troops
i continued to move up on the
Polish border. Trucks and other
vehicles have been requisitioned
■while soldiers mined main roads
j between Glewitz and Beuthen,
two border towns. Barricades
have been htrown up on cross
and other highways.
At Prague nurses received ord
ers to report immediately to dis
trict commanders. Meanwhile
people of Berlin kept close to
their radios and were on edge
because fo sensational reports
broadcast through the German
press of criminal provocations by
the Poles.
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Two Kinds of Claims
.. It is very important to distin
guish between a lode and a pla
cer deposit... If a deposit is lode,
it should be staked as a lode
claim: If it is placer, it should be
staked as a placer claim... If both
a lode and a placer deposit are
found in the same area, it should
be located as both a placer and
a lode claim.
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| U D C E—Head of a public In
vestigation into the sinking of
British submarine Thetis, with
loss of 99 lives, will be Sir Al
fred Townsend Bucknill (above),
eminent jurist.
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Leave Due Nome
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Mt. McKINLEY .Sept 6 Sept 12 Sept 12 Sept 18
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