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F AIR B A N K S NOM E A LASKA
Mystery Film W ill
Be Shown Dream
Tomorrow Night
"Payment Deferred", film version
of a New York mystery play hit,
comes to the Dream Theatre screen
Tuesday night with the celebrated
English actor, Charles Laughton, re
peating the role he made famous
both in London and on Broadway.
The play, which deals with a unique
treatment of a murderer and his
crime, is an adaptation of C.S. For
ester’s novel, one of the best-sellers
among mystery stories, and was
first presented in London, where
it created a sensation, with Laugh
ton's performance hailed as one of
the artistic successes of the year.
Later its triumph was repeated in
New York.
The story of “Payment Deferred"
concerns a London Bank clerk who,
desperate for money, murders a rich
nephew, hides the body and makes
a fortune with funds stolen from the
boy. He and his wife share the guil- \
ty secret, which at first haunts the
murderer day and night, but which
is gradually erased by time.
Later, however, the bank clerk
becomes enmeshed with a blackmail
ing woman and his wife, in despair,
takes poison. Circumstantial evi
dence points to him as the murderer
and thus, through a trick of fate,
he pays for a crime of which he
is innocent while his real crime goes
undiscovered.
An inquiry into the mental con
dition of Eva Nassuk, a native girl,
is to be held in the U. S. Commis
sioner's Court at 2 P. M. tomorrow
afternoon.
The Nome Daily Nugget is prepar
ed to do your job printing.
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Passengers for Steamers Dellwood and Vic
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Send yours today avoid last minute rush.
3 DOORS E. LINCOLN HOTEL
Soviets Have A
New Maneuver
Playing At War
J c1
(By Tho Associated Press)
KIEV, Sept 16, — Soviet mili
tary strategists dropped several
regiments armed with rifles and
submachine guns from the sky, in
war maneuvers Sunday. They were
theoretically landed behind the en
emy lines and formed in ranks.
They quickly attacked the rear of
the enemy in mock battle.
One picture taken of the descent
showed 358 jumpers in the air at
one time.
Man Labor Starts
Work Today On
Sewerage Project
Labor was employed this morning
in the digging of city sewers, com
mencing at Stedman Avenue and
2nd Ave. Frank Martin is foreman
and now has fifteen men at work
busy cleaning out the location of the
old drain there and preparing the
ditch for the new sewer boxes. The
Alaska Road Commission gas shov
el Saturday uncovered the old drain
so that hand labor could get at it
ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
ANNOUNCES
S. S. ARTHUR J. BALDWIN
AND—OR
S. S. NORTHWIND
SAILS FROM SEATTLE
SEPTEMBER 28th
CALLING AT ALL PORTS FROM
UNALAKLEET TO TIN CITY
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
OUR VESSELS FAY THEIR TONNAGE
TAX IN ALASKA
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
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! and clean up some of the debris j
t buried there last fall.
Work also started today on the!
| fire mains project, under the PWA..
The gas shovel started at the point
1 where the fire stopped last year on |
Main Street and is now digging a
trench in which the fire mains will'
be installed. W. L. Slack was ap-!
pointed foreman for the installation 1
j of the fire mains. All labor is being
carried on under a force account by |
! the city.
The sidewalk project is to start ■
immediately, and men will soon be|
busy constructing and laying side
walks, which will be a great bene
fit to pedestrians who claim that
the wear and tear on shoe leather
is enormous, due to trodding the
graveled streets.
With this work now definitely |
under way, it looks like Nome will j
experience a busy fall season of I
all rehabilitation features of the |
construction work, taking care of j
functions of city government in j
Nome.
Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of j
The City Of Nome
_
Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT |
made a hurry up emergency flight |
today in an effort to bring Mrs. G.!
Glass to the hospital here. The plane
managed to get within four miles of
Council, where Mrs. Glass is report
ed to be suffering from a partial
stroke of paralysis, but fog forced
it to return to Nome. Another at
tempt will be made tomorrow morn
ing as soon as weather clears suffi
ciently.
Pilot Frank Whaley flyng for the [
Mirow Air Service Sunday flew to
Council and took Messrs Brayton
and Dodge from there to Candle.
Rainy weather and low lying fog
has prevented the plane from re
turning today to Nome.
A Northern Air Transport plane
is scheduled fo take off from Nome
for Fairbanks as soon as weather
will permit, carrying passengers and
express and mail.
The steamer Baldwin of the Arc
tic Transport Company, said infor
mation yesterday, sailed from Ega
vik for Seattle, Sunday morning.
The vessel is scheduled to arrive
in Seattle September 26 or 27 and
is scheduled at the present time, to
depart from there for Nome Sept.
28th, on its last voyage of the 1936
season of navigation.
FOR PUBLIC NOTICE
Work starts on the City Drains,
Monday, Sept. 16th. All classes of j
labor required for this project shall |
be hired by the foreman, Frank1
Martin, at his residence.
Signed: REX F. SWARTZ
Mayor j
Miss Phyllis Turner!
Beauty Parlor Operator j
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Dream Theatre
TUESDAY
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
“PAYMENT DEFERRED”
WITH
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MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN
VERREE TEASDALE
From The Stage Play
ALSO
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AND
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