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V0L 41 No 107 NOME, ALASKA, Wednesday. Sent. 14. 1933_Single Copy 25ct*
Results Of Primary Elections States
Resume General Election Results Thruout Alaska
Further Incident Sudeten Killings in Czechoslovakia
VETERAN adviser of th*
U. S. government, Georg*
Kublee (above), a Washlngto*
lawyer, has been named execu
tive director of the permanen
refugee commission set up at Un
Evian-les-Bains. Franee, con
fcrence on political refugee*
(H. 3c E. Photo.)
Japan Prepared
Join Germany
To Fight Reds
TOKYO, Sept. 14. — A foreign
office spokesman, in Japan’s fir
st statement on the Czech crisis
blamed communist activiites and
declared Japan’s readiness to
jo:n Germany and Italy in fight
ing “against Red operations".
The spokesman said it would
be premature to answer the dir
ect question of whether Japan
will fight with Germany if in
volved in a conflict with Eng
land ov r the Czech situation.
He said: “If the situation nec
essitates, Japan is ready to flgh‘
ir every way, with arms :f neecs
say, against the communist.”
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Total all Precincts
Dimond delegate 557
Grigsby delegate .... 97
White del-gate.120 .
Chase treasurer 238
Olson treasurer 447
La-.blin senator . 357
Sullivan senator . 430
Anderson, representative 158
Bloomquist representative 58
Cremer. representative 306
Do.vd representative 361
Lyng reip resent a tive 532
Martin representative 488
Porter representative. 366
Seidenverg. — 171
Taggart representative 366
Greatest Graft
Gase In History
N. Y. Is Ended
NEW YORK. Sept. 13, — Su
preme Court Justice Ferdinand
Pecora granted the defense mo
tion that there was a mistrial in
the State’s case against James j
Hines, Tammany district leader,
on conspiracy and lottery charg
es in connection with the Dutch
Schultz policy racket, in a sen
sational' end to the four weeks’
old case.
The end came after an oral
opinion given by Pecora covering
two hours and nine minutes,
b> the simple device of ordering
the withdrawal oif a juror.
The justice thus threw out of
court, one of New York’s great
est graft exjpose trials in many
years.
Pecora dramatically summar
ized the error which led him into
declaring a mistrial by the dec
laration that District Attorney
Dawey had injected one word
in the founte n-word question
put to a witness Saturday, which
“was so prejudicial that it was
like a drop of poison.”
He said the prosecutor com
mitted “a very serious prejudic
ial error" in seeking to have Ly
on.-. Boston assistant under for
mer District Attorney Dodge link
li nes with the poultry racket.
He said that Hines’ connection
with poultry had no bearing on
the pr.sent trial.
HOWEVER YOU SLICE IT, ir. still watermelon.
V> S. Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black found, carving malon at
Velorado mountain ranch near Breckonridge, under watchful eg*
ef Mrs. Mack. The famUg spent vacation la Colorado.
i»n - .. . r .——..Mi’,. »m
PARIS-BOUND, How
ard Hughes (above), wealthy
aviator and movie producer, has
been putting his Lockheed plane
through the paces at Los An
geles, preparing for a nonstop
flight to New York from which
point be plans a speed bap to
France.
;
Latest Returns
Received up To
Going to Press
_
Taylor Precinct
Dimond . 18
Grigsby . -11
White .3
Chase.5
Olson .. 23
Laiblin .15
Sullivan .17
Anderson . 2
Bloomquist .6
Cremer .15
Dowd .10
Lyng .. 24
Martin .22
Porter .17 |
Taggart . H
Seidenverg .12
For 1 House 9 votes.
For two House—23 votes.
Kotzebue Precinct
Eighty ballots were cast—one
'spoiled. Vote follows:
Dimond . 55
Grigsby . 1
White .13
I Chase . 17
; Olson . 46
Laiblin .48
Sullivan .25
Anderson . 5
! Bloomquist .7 j
Cremer .21
Dowd .®3
j Lyng .42
j Martin .45
: Porter .-.33 i
Seidenverg .6
Taggart . 40
Deering Precinct
29 ballots cast—vote follows: ..
Dimond ...».29
Chase -.2
Olson .23 I
Laiblin . 25
Sullivan . 4
Anderson .1'
Cremer .2
Dowd.-.—..10
Lyng .-..27
Martin .-.26
Porter ...-.24
Seidenverg._.-.3
Taggart ....... ...15
Returns From
Nome Outlying
Prect. Come In
Casting only 488 votes, Nonte
ites went to the polls yesterday,
w'h the strongest Republican
vote of recent years, backing a
ticket not complete. Following
is the total vote in Nome:
For Delegate—Dimond 309
Grigsby 65
White 87
For Treasurer—Chase ... 170
Olson 238
For Senator—Laiblin 192
Sullivan. 276
For Represent Anderson 113
BloomquLst 28
Creiner 199
Dowd . 184
Lyng ... 304
Martin . 281
Porter . 177
Seidenverg 112
Taggart . 220
The vote on the referendum of
a one-house legislature was as
follows: In favor 102 Against 326
Little Creek
Dimond . 35
Grigaby . 9
White . 4
Chase 7
Olson . 34
Labilin 32
Sullivan . '-8
Anderson 5
Bloomquist 3
Cremer . 16
Dowd . 25
Lyng 39
Martin . 38
Porter .. 25
Seidenverg 10
Taggart . 15
Solomon
Dimond . 26
Grigsby . 2
White . 3
Chase . 7
Olson . 22
Laiblin . 8
Sullivan .- .-. 25
Anderson 4
Bloomquist .. 2
Cremer . 23
Dowd . 25
Lying . 25
Martin . 16
Porter . 14
Seidenverg 0
Taggart . 15
BlufT
Dimond 8
Grigsby . 3
White . -. 0
Chase . 5
Olson . 5
Laiblin . 2
Sullivan .. .-. 9
Anderson .- 4
Bloomquist .. 0
Cremer . 3
Dowd . 1
Lyng ._. 6
Martin . 1
Porter . 10
Seidenverg . 7
Taggart .-. 9
Golovin
Dimond . 11
Grigsby . 2
White . 3
Chase.. 7
Olson ...». 6
Laiblin ... 8
Sullivan .-. 7
Anderson ...-.-. 5
Bloomquist . 1
Cremer . 6
Dowd .... ........ ........ 4
KEEPING POWDER DRY was problem for soldier*
who tired machine gun from raft during regatta at Vienna.
Lyng . It
Martin . 5
Porter. 13
Seidenverg . ... 1
Taggart 9
Council
Dimond 9
Grigsby 2
White 5
Chase . . 8
Olson 9
LaibJin 6
Sullivan 10
Anderson 7
Bloomqujist 0
Cremer 8
Dowd 5
Lvng . ... 13
Martin 10
Porter 8
Seidenverg 5
Taggart 10
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1'na.lakleet Precinct
Dimond delegate .81
Grigsby delegate 2
White delegate 2
Chase treasurer .12
Olson treasurer .
Laiblin senator 21
Sullivan senator . .
Anderson representative . 12
Bloomquist representative.11
Crear.er rep resent ative .13
Dowd representative .34
Lyng representative .38
Martin representative . 41
Porter repressntative . 45
Seidenverg representative .15
Taggart representative 21
For one hous 6
For 2 house LI.
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HE SHALL HAVE MUSIC wherever he goes, decided
Maurice Reutter, a young radio engineer at Winona, Minn. In his
spare time he invented this portable bicycle radio set, complete
with earphones ter the rider, and an aerial.