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LOCAL NEWS
Blizzard Last Two
Days Is Causing
Traffic Trouble
The blizzard and snow storm
which has been blowing in Nome
for the past two days apparently
has the "earmarks” of continuing
for a while. Considerable snow has
drifted in several places, and many
operators of automobiles were con
fronted with the difficulty of get
ting stuck, which many of them did.
However, most of the streets are
still pasable for cars late today.
But if much more snow falls, es
pecially during the soft wet wea
ther, efforts will have to be made to
clean the streets and again make
them passable for auotombile traf
fic.
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Public Dance Last
Saturday Success
The public dance given last Sat
urday by the “Polarites” turned out
to be a grand success. A large
crowd attended the dance and when
it broke up at midnight, they all
eagerly questioned when the or
ganization was going to give an
other such function.
Airplanes Held Up
By Bad Weather
Airplane flights scheduled for the
first part of the week did not mater
ialize due to the blizzard. The mail
plane, according to reports was not
able to leave Fairbanks this morn
ing on schedule because of the
heavy snow storms prevailing up and
down the Yukon River. Flights by
the various airplane companies in
Nome are held up awaiting a break
in the weather.
Steffen And Potter
Be Moved Monday
The Pioneer Drug Company, Ed
Steffen and Charlotte Potter, has
been engaged in moving its stock in
to its new building. Work on mov
ing commenced Sunday and has con
tinued all of today. They expect to
have their stock moved by this ev
ening and will then be open for
business tomorrow.
Grand Picture To
Shown Tuesday
Two of the biggest pictures this
business has ever known were “The
Ten Commandments” and “The
King of Kings.” Now De Mille has
made a third picture which reaches
the pinnacle of entertainment.
“THE SIGN OF THE CROSS” is
the circus of the screen! It has the
lure of Flesh—the bacchanalian re
vels that made, and still make, the
world gasp. Beautiful slave girls,
courtesans, harlots, their only pur
pose to outdo each other in the or
giastic rites loved by a lustful Cae
sars. A flesh-mad emperor—Nero
loving, living, laughing a crimson
streak across the world, painting
the ancient city red with the warm
blood of his victims, just for a sad
istic thrill. Naked women, their
helpless beauty pitted against the
ferocity of frenzied animals while
Nero licks his lustful lips. Pulsing,
primitive and passionate life — at
the highest summit and lowest dep
ths of depravity—all moulded by
the hamj/'bf a genius into a kaleido
scopic-spectacle that is at once stu
pendous, breath-taking.
ATTEMPTING TO
BEAT WORLD’S
HIGH RECORD
(By The Associated Press)
BARTLESVILLE, Okla., Dee. 3 —
Wiley Post of round-the-world fame
took off this morning in his Lock
heed plane the “Winnie Mae,” in ar
attempt to break the world’s alti
tude record.
1 SHOW » r. ot.
TUESDAY
Dream Theatre
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CECIL B. DEMILLE’S
SIGN OF THE CROSS
THE BIGGEST PICTURE OF 1933.
WITH
FREDRIC MARCH
ELLISILANDI
CLAUDETTE COLBERT
CHARLES LAUGHTON
AND
7500 OTHERS
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1 SHOW 8 P. M.
ADULTS 75cts (Tax Included) CHILDREN 25cts
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CHRISTMAS
WILL SOON BE HERE
GIFTS FOR EVERYONE
ON DISPLAY
SATURDAY, DEG. 8th_
TOYS, STATIONERY, FANCY
WRAPPINGS, TREE ORNAMENTS
AND TREE LIGHTS
LINGERIE, HOSIERY, BOOKS
CHRISTMAS CARDS MUST BE IN FAIRBANKS
BY DEC. 13th, IN ORDER TO REACH THE
' STATES BY CHRISTMAS.
Orders For Christmas Trees Now Being Taken
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