Pioneer Drug Store Drawing Fri., Jan. 10,7:30 p.m.
PAGE FOUR_THH. 1NUME DAILY NUGGET, NOME, AbAStV/v_Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1936
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Weather Today
j
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Jan. 8. 1936.
Cloudy and unsettled
weather continues over Al
aska and the Pacific North
west. Snow was falling this
morning over the Aleutians
the Gulf and Southeastern
Alaska, central Alaska and
portions of the Yukon Ter
ritory.
Rain was reported along
the coast of Oregon, Wash
ington and British Colum
bia. Temperatures have not
changed much in the last
24 hours, throughout the
Territory.
Airway conditions at 7
A.M. were as follows:
Nome, snowing, 1 above;
Solomon, cldy. 5 below;
Golovin, pt. cldy. 9 below.
Nulato, cldy, 2 below;
Kaltag, cldy, 2 below;
Unalakleet, cldy. 4 below;
Ruby, cldy. 3 below;
Lites Hollywood
Play On Motion
Picture Actors
By Chuck Cochard
{Continued From Page Three)
her knowledge under Mrs.
Rogers’ guidance. The new
school also includes such
fine players as Joy Hodges,
Phyllis Brooks, Betty Gra
ble and Lucille Ball.
Many RKO-Radio stars
are taking keen interest in
the new school, are giving
their time and talents to
help the “kindergarten”
pupils. Among the faculty
members are Ann Harding,
Flat, foggy. 3 below;
Fairbanks, cldy, 6 below;
Nenana, cldy, 4 below;
Kotzebue, snowing, 3 above
Anchorage, clear, 5 below.
M INK |
DEMAND IS INCREASING
We Can Move Them — — NOW ! !
SHIP YOUR SKINS EARLY!!
Alaska — Chicago Fur Exchange
' :»(>8 Central Ave., Highland Park, 111.
Barbara Stanwyck, Ginger
Rogers, Bert Wheeler, Rob
ert Woolsey and Preston
Foster.
Pioneer Drawing
Friday, Jan. 10th
For $50.00 Gift
—
The Special Gift Attrac
tion drawing at the Pioneer
Drug Store is scheduled to
be held Friday, Jan. 10th at
7:30 P. M. at which time a
number will be drawn, the
lucky holder of which will
be presented with an 8 m.
m. motion picture project
or and case, value about
$50.00.
This will be the final
drawing of the recent hol
iday season, the other two
having been drawn before
Jan. 1, 1936—A. Polet on
Christmas Eve, and the Bon
Marche, Jan. 31st, New
Year’s Eve.
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AIRPORT NEWS [
NOME I
Pilot Chester Brown of
the Northern Air Trans
port took off from Nome ear
ly this morning with Hank
Miller, mechanic, as an ob
server, to aid in the search
for pilot Jack Hermann of
the NAT, who had been
missing for the past four
days.
Word was received later
in the morning by Mana
ger Victor Ross at Nome,
stating that pilot Hermann
Phyllis Turner
Beauty Operator
Seiffert Flats
Telephone For
Appointments
Children’s Help-self Pajamas
Flannel and Broadcloth
Sanforized-Shrunk
AT
MILDRED'S
SHOPPE
COAL AND FUEL OIL
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO. ’
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and ' his three passengers,
arrived at Nulato OK this
morning, and were proceed
ing on into Fairbanks.
Pilot Jones of the Paci
fic Alaska Airways made i
an attempt to fly through to I
Nome from Nulato, with
the regular Monday mail. *
but low ceiling and weath-j
er, combined with the for
mation of ice on the air
plane, forced him to return
to Nulato, to await more
favorable weather.
LOCAL ITEMS
—
A sign on the front wall,
of the Nome Fire Station;
reads: “Dogs For Sale—i
$1.00 and Up!”
Evidently business is j
prospering in the City Dog j
Pound.
Dog owners were asked |
recently to keep their dogs
tied up in accordance with
the Dog Ordinance. Of
course, there are always
stray dog who have no own
|er and these are probably
i impounded.
The Democrats of Nome
| are assembling at 6 P. M.
tonight for a big banquet at
: the Pioneer Hall. The occa
I sion is the birthday of hist
orical “Old Hickory”—for
mer Democratic President
Andrew Jackson,
j The affair is known as
“The Jackson Day Dinner”
and nearly all democrats in
Nome have signed up to be
there. Musical selections,
after-dinner-talks, and etc.,
are slated for the evening,
lit was announced.
; '
News was received by
| the Clerk of the Court at
I Nome, Aimer Rydeen, that
i Anthony J. Dimond’s fil
ling for Delegate to Cong
ress on the Democratic
i Ticket, took effect, Decem
ber 30th, on which date it
arrived at Juneau from
Washington, D. C.
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of six months paid in ad-i
vance subscription ?
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“ STATE TROOPER ”
WITH
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A Thrilling Drama of The Oil Fields
ALSO
“THE TAMALE VENDOR”
AND
“PEG LEG PETE"—A Cartoon
7:30 P. \f.
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