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NUGGET
CANDLE
NEWS
(Nugget Special Correspondence)
Candle, April 26, 1935.
April 13
Pilot Chester Brown arrived here
from Nome with passengers and mail
and express. Mrs. Kaason of Nome
arrived here to take over the cook
ing job here at the Arctic Explora
tion Company’s camp. She arrived
here with Pilot Whaley. Gene Co
mer of Nome also came by plane and
is planning on working here this
summer.
April 20
Pilot Chester Brown arrived here
with passengers from Fairbanks
Messrs. Meisenhimer, Branch, Pal
mer and Martin arrived to work
here for the A. E. Co. Mr. Meisen
himer was here last summer and
fall installing the big Deiscl engine
at the new power house built on
the banks of the Keewalik River.
He is to install another large en
gine there this year. Many old tim
ers are flocking here to start work
and soon as this stormy period stops
the work will be going at full speed.
Mr. Evern who was deputized to
bring one of the native reindeer
herders had a rather extended trip as
there was a reindeer drive on and
he had to mush all over the tundra
until he located his man. He made
very short work of it and had no
trouble in persuading his prisoner
to go with him. The hearing was
held at the commissioner’s office
and ended in a rather hurried wed
ding.
Pilot Whaley of the Roust Airways
is here and stormbound. He made
a trip to Kotzebue with a little na
tive child who needed attention at
the hospital. He returned, gassed up
and left for Kiana. He returned
from Kiana with Jim Cross, Gus Nel
son and Jack Cassonof who will
work here this summer as usual.
April 29
Pilot Chester Brown arrived from
Fairbanks with passengers for here
—Chas. Olson, Ed Beldon, H. Gust
uffson D. Anderson. Pilot Whaley
just returned from a round trip to
Imarok Lake bringing back Harry
Nelson of the Roust Airways.
Pilot Blunt of the PAA just arriv
ed with express and passengers
from Fairbanks. The passengers in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. J J Keenan and
Messrs Green and Lucas.
Another plane with passengers is
expected in but on account of bad
weather has been delayed.
We are very glad to see the Keen
ans back and welcome all the new
comers to Candle and hope they will
like it here. We welcome the old
timers back too.
We expect the planes will be tak
ing ofT for Nome and Fairbanks to
day although there seems to be quite
a strong wind blowing.
H. N.
BIG BRITISH HI M STUDIO
R'SING OUTSIDE LONDON
(By The Associated Press)
LONDON. Aprd 30—The largest
film studios in the British Empire,
and among the most modern in the
world, are being erected just outside
London for use in September.
The site chosen, called “The Fish
ery," until recently was the proper
ty of Lord Forres. The studios are
being built for London Film Produc
tions, the company which made "the
Private Life of Henry VIII."
The three sound stages are de
scribed as “enormous,” and output
is expected to be trebled.
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"TOMORROW AT SEVEN" GIVES
MYSTERY FANS A TREAT
Baffling because of its simple but
clever plot, “Tomorrow at Seven,”
KKO-Radio Pictures' murder mys
tery film at the Dream Theatre, to
morrow, Sunday, with Vivienne Os
borne and Chester Morris, offers
mental exercise for movie fans with
sleuthing propensities.
Drake, a wealthy merchant who
has spent considerable money trying
to capture the Black Ace, a notor
ious fiend whose brutal murders
have terrorized Chicago and baffled
the law for months, receives a mys
terious warning of death in the form
of a jigsaw puzzle. To outwit the
fiend, he in ompany with Winters, .
l. s secretary; Martha, Winter’s daugh
ter: Neil Broderick, crime novelist;
two detectives and two pilots, em
barks on an air journey.
l he ratal linin' arrives as tney are
high up in tlie air. Suddenly, the
lights go out. A few seconds later,
when they come on again, Winters
is found dead, stabbed through tlie
heart..The weapon is missing.
The police are now closer to the
solution, for they know that one of
the survivors aboard the airplane is
the killer. The detectives cause the
ship to land and herd the suspects
into an old mansion.
Could the fiend be Drake, the man
who hud himself been threatened
with death But Drake had spent
a fortune trying to capture the Ace.
Could the girl have killed her
own father?
Could Broderick’s novel writing
be a camouflage for tlie dastardly
murders?
Was the murderer one of the de
tectives?
Was Winters the Ace. who killed
himself to escape imminent capture?
Was the murderer one of the pilots
of the airplane?
“Tomorrow at Seven” is consider
ed to carry similar dramatic mystery
element and comedy relief as the
author, Ralph Spence, applied to ms
sensational "The Gorilla.'
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TUB BATHS DAILY
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S. S. VICTORIA June 1st
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S. S. DERBLAY Aug. 14th
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S. S. VICTORIA .Oct. 9th
The Victoria and Dellvvood on their voyages will
call at Nome, St. Michael, Golovin and Bonanza.
The Derblay will call on her voyages at Nome, St.
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Cape Prince of Wales, Shishmaref. Deering, Kee
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ports where business warrants.
Round Trip Passenger Fare Nome-Seattle and Return
Season 1935 — $125.00