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Jack Solomon, Prop.
Nome’s Paralysis
Benefit Last Nite
Is Huge Success
Continued From Page One
Marianne Mish, Virginia Calkins,
Jane Nelson, Gretchen Steffen, Kath
leen Walsh, members of Mrs. Neva
Whaley’s dancing class.
9. Violin Solo by Richard Lee:
“Leibesfreud” by Kriesler and “Gav
otte’” by Gossec; accompanist Miss
Brinkerhoff.
10. A vocal duet by Miss Mildred
Scott and Miss Marguerite Johnson
accompanied by Miss Aleda Brink
erhoff: “Oh Shining Night” from
“Tales of Hoffman,” and “Tired."
11. St. Louis Blues, tap dancing, by
the Misses Geraldine Rude, Borgny
Ulriekson, Dorothy Nelson and Con
stance Mazen, accompanied by Mrs.
Neva Whaley. This was another
feature of Mrs. Whaley's dancing
classes.
■j 12. Movies, including three excell
ent comedies which finished the pro
gram, was followed by orchestra
music while the audience left the
' theatre.
Acting as Master of Ceremonies,
Alvin Bahlke introduced each new
act as the applause died from the
previous one. His humor and witty
cynicisms kept the crowd in a jovial
mood during the entire evening. The
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program lasted for well over two
hours and was greatly appreciated
'by the public attending, as evidenc
ed by their hearty applause.
The committee appointed to or
1 ganize the benefit, the perforiners,
and everyone connected with the
staging of this Amateur Show, are
to be greatly commended for their
interest and untiring efforts in mak
ing it the success which it resulted
in. Affairs such as these emphas
ize the home spirit so well recogniz
ed in Nome and of which this city
is so proud. It is the belief that
there should be more of these kind
| of entertainments during the re
mainder of the winter. They sup
i ply a needed change in entertain
ment which would bring the citi-!
I zens of the community more often!
i together.
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UTAH 23.50 26.00
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LOCAL NEWS
The Ladies Aid of the Federated
church will meet at the nurses home
Friday afternoon, February 1st. Mrs.
Gabe Lind is hostess. A fine pro
gram will be presented. Members
and friends please note.
Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT,
hopped off this morning for Deer
ing, Candle and Kotzebue, carrying
mail and express. The plane is ex
pected to return tomorrow.
The estate of the late Chas. Mason,
was closed yesterday when the fi
nal accounts and settlements render
ed by A. A. Chagnon, the adminis
trator was approved and passed on,
and final distribution made to Mr.
Mason's sisters.
Judge J. H. S. Morison, general
chairman of the President’s Birth
day celebration at Nome, requests
all members of committees to meet
at his office Friday, Feb. 1st, at 7:30
p.m. to arrange for disposition of
funds, etc.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust
Airways, is scheduled to make a
flight tomorrow to Teller, Shelton,
Deering and Candle, with passen
gers and express. Mrs. Edna Christ
offerson will be a passenger to She]
ton, and Charley Ikuta is returning
to Deering, after spending a few
days in Nome on business.
Reports yesterday said that the
boat train from Fairbanks was due
to arrive in Seward at 4 a.m. Fri
day, to meet the boat which was de
layed at Juneau due to a longshore
men's strike. This would bring the
train back to Fairbanks by Saturday
evening with mail and passengers,
enroute to Nome.
Arrangements for the organizing
of basketball teams to participate in
games to be held in Nome during
the next two months, which were
partially completed last Monday,
will be the subject of a meeting of
all basketball players of the Polar
ites, which is to take place Sunday
afternoon at 1 p.m. in the apartment
of Arthur Harris, in the Hammon
building.
According to news heard over Sta
tion KFQD, Anchorage, an epidem
ic of intestinal flue has been prev
alent in Fairbanks, to such an ex
tent that it is understood the schools
have closed and that the Alaska
College has also dismissed classes,
until the proper precautions for its
further spreading have been taken.
It was also understood that the hos
pital there included many cases.
Additional reports said further,
that Seward also was affected by
the “flu” and that a basketball team
scheduled to leave there for games
away from home, was held in Se
ward indefinitely.
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NOTICE ;
City Ordinances require annually,
Motor Vehicle Driven’ Licenses,
and Registration of Radios
Driven’ licenses are being issued
and radios are being registered for
1935 at the City Clerk’s Office now
located in the temporary Alaska
Steamship Co. office, across Front
Street from the Fire Station.
M. J WALSH, City Clerk
(sat, tues., frL)
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Dream Theatre
“SPEED DEMON” ■
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JOAN MARSH
THRILLS . . CHILLS . . AND
SPILLS FEATURE
SEA SPEEDWAY PICTURE
ALSO
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Mickey’s Touchdown
A Mickey McGuire Comedy
AND
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A Flip The Frog Cartoon
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