IfJMI
MODISH — Over a black
wool daytime suit Bette Davis,
movie star, wears a lime yellow
coat with broad tuxedo front of
leopard. Her hat has stiffened
fishnet veiling:.
DANCE FRIDAY EVENING
TO BE FORMAL
The Arctic Club entertainment
committee, headed by Robert
Long, chairman, announces that
the formal dance will be held Fri
day evening as planned, and will
be THE gala affair of the season.
Members who are planning to at
tend should call Irene Jackson,
reservation chairman, at Black 71.
The dancing will begin at 9
o’clock and continue through to 1
a.m. A 7-piece orchestra has been
acquired for the occasion.
MRS. A. HEIMLICH
VISITING SON
Mrs. A. Heimlich, who is a guest
at the Wallace Hotel this week,
came to visit with her son, Capt.
A1 Heimlich, dentist at the Air
Base. With her from Santa Bar
bara, enjoying the trip, is Capt.
Heimlich’s aunt Mrs. M. Mc
Closky.
REPUBLICANS HOLD
LIVELY MEETING
A well attended meeting of the
Republican Club was held in the
City Hall Sunday afternoon.
Chairman Cremer of the Candi
date Committee reported very
favorable reaction locally and that
he had written to several of the
outlying settlements as to possible
candidates. The President com
mended the committee for their
work and requested them to con
tinue for the week and to report
at a meeting to be held next Sun
day.
Election of officers was held
and the following were elected:
President, B. G. Baker; Vice
President, W. E. H. Cremer; Sec
retary, Dorothy Thompson; Exec-1
utive Committee, W. W. Laws, V.
G. (Binks> Seiffert, Duke Mitro
vich.
BLOOD PLASMA
FIRED IN SHELLS
Blood plasma was successfully
fired in artillery shells to Allied
i troops cut off by Nazis in Europe,
reports Maj. General Paul R. Haw
ley, surgeon to the European The
| ater of Operations, in a report ap
pearing in the Marine Corps Ga
zette. This adds a new item to the
list of many ways in which blood
plasma has been delivered to
American fighting men. In the
past, plasma has gone to the front
by plane, ship, on horseback and
in jeeps, and it has been dropped
from the air in parachutes.
Gen. Hawley reports also that
pre-invasion estimates of the
amount of plasma that would be
required to fill the needs of the
Army were far too low. Instead
of one transfusion required for ev
ery five men wounded, battle ex
perience has shown the need for
one transfusion for every two men
wounded. *
Side saddles for women were
first used in England by Queen
Anne in 1388.
* 21-passenger Clippers
* Expertly-trained stewardesses
* Hot meals served aloft
* Daily schedules between Alaska, Canada, and Seattle
* Experience gained through 12 years of Alaskan flying
PAN AMERICAN
WORLD AIRWAYS
tSifs/em #/ C/fppers
FRONT STREET, NOME Phone MAIN IS
D R E A Mi
THEATRE
NOME. ALASKA
1 Show, Jan. 21 and 22, 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“IRON MAJOR”
PAT O'BRIEN. RUTH WARRICK
Also "MAIL TROUBLE"
1 Show, Jan. 23 and 24, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
‘MAKE YOUR OWN BED’
JACK CARSON. JANE WYMAN
Also
'ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIG GAME'
2 Shows, Jan. 25, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
SADDLES AND
SAGEBRUSH”
RUSSELL HAYDEN.
ANN SAVAGE
Also "JUNGLE GIRL" No. 9
And "SPOOK LOUDER"
_
1 Show, Jan. 26, 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“THOUSANDS CHEER”
KATHRYN GRAYSON,
GENE KELLY
Also "ROOKIE REVUE"
2 Shows, Jan. 27, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“DARK MOUNTAIN”
ROBERT LOWERY
ELLEN DREW
Also "SITTING PRETTY"
And "MAIL TROUBLE"
S K I P P E R—Comdr. John H.
Kevers, skipper of the USS
Williamsburg, new presidential
flagship, calls an order. The
ship has been refitted for the
_ president’s use.
A new pencil is said to make 12
carbon copies without cutting the
paper.
CLASSIFIED ADS
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Room 1, Nevada Bldg.
After 6 P.M. 7-3t
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
FOR SALE, German Voightlander
Reflex Camera with case. F.45,
l/300th second. Call Army 264,
between 2 and 4 p.m. 9-2tp
For Good Prinitng Call Main 125
WANTED—Welder, gas driven,
good cond. Call Main 125. 9-3tp
Iran Premier
Hakimi To Resign
TEHRAN, Jan. 21— (/P) —Pre
mier Hakimi resigned last night
after asserting his efforts to nego- |
tiate with the Russians over Azer-1
baijan had failed. Hakimi’s fall,
was foreshadowed last week when,
he told parliament his foreign pol- '
icy had failed.
He said his efforts to negotiate
with the Russians had been un-1
availing, and that he proposed to
present the case to the United Na
tions Organization today. Hakimi
said he told the Shah he had “suc
ceeded in placing Iran’s case be
fore the United Nations Organiza
tion, I’m now ready to step down.”
MARCH OF DIMES
COMMITTEE MET
The March of Dimes committee
met Sunday afternoon at the home
of chairman, Mayor Edward Sei
denverg, for the purpose of out
lining a plan for the campaign.
Mayor Seidenverg announced
that on Thursday morning, a com
mittee will canvass all of Nome’s
business district for the March of
Dimes drive, and that the Boy
Scouts and Girl Scouts will be
asked to cover the residential dis- i
tricts ,also that the school chil
dren will be asked to bring their
dimes to school for a collective
donation. 1
1946 NENAMA ICE POOL
TICKETS ON SALE SOON
Wm. C. Williams, manager of
the Nenana Ice Pool for 1946, has
announced that plans are well un
der way for the popular annual
event. Tickets will go on sale here
very soon and the pool is sched
uled to close at midnight on April
fourth.
Meetings
NOTICE
The Nome Chamber of Com
merce will hold a regular meeting
in the Nevada Lounge tomorrow,
Tuesday, at 12 o'clock noon.
Duke Mitrovich, Vice-Pres.
PIONEERS ATTENTION
A Pioneer meeting will be held
at 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 23,
at the Whaley House.
9-It Robt. Baldwin, Secy.
NOME DEMOCRATIC CLUB
will meet at City Hall, Friday
Evening, Jan. 25, at 7:30 p.m. Busi
ness of importance.
* Carrie McLain, Secy.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
A meeting of the Stockholders
of the Northwestern Alaska Fair
Association will be held on Tues
day, January 22, 1945, 8:00 p.m..
City Hall. This is for the purpose
of electing directors and to discuss
plans for setting the date for a
fair this Spring.
6-4t A. Polet, Secretary.
NEW ITEMS
Darigold
Buttermilk, powdered, 1 lb. can 50c
Whole Milk, powdered, 1 lb. can 50c
Whole Milk, Pwdrd., 2% lb. can 2.00
Ceci Beans, 2 lb. tins ... 3 for 50c
Ready to Eat 12 for 1.90
Reliance Tea, 16 oz. pkg.1.10
Kremel Dessert, pkg.10
(Chocolate, caramel, vanilla,
peppermint, butterscotch, 1 o f i ln
and lemon) ^ !•!«
Everything In Alaska-Grown Pork
PORK LIVER . . . 75c a pound
Lunch Tongue . . . 60c a pound
JUST RECEIVED:
ALASKA-GROWN SEEDS
i
Flowers and Vegetables . 10c a pkg.
Ladies’ Wool Anklets.1.00
Lacy Tie Back Curtains .... 5.00
A.POLET
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
MAIN 103 BOX 39