COST OF ALASKA
CABLE ESTIMATED
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 —The
budget estimates of the cost of
maintenance of the Alaska Cable
to be $165,000 for the 1935 fiscal
year. f
Gold prices were unchanged to
day and remained $34.06.
The national banka were called
upon to make a statement as of
the end of busineaa of Saturday,
Dec. 30, 1933.
DIMON'D INTRODUCES
LIQUOR MEASURE
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3 — Dele
gate Dlmond introduced in Con
gress a measure to repeal prohib
ition in Alaska and to give the
Governor power to grant pardons
of persons convicted of violations
of liquor acts. The measure will
also give the territory the power
to control the liquor traffic within
the boundaries, independent of
Congress. It also calls for the rat
ification of the Territorial act
creating a board of liquor control
to govern manufacture and sale.
SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
SALE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE
MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OV ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1004
General Ranking Business
Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prtfcr
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
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MORE MONEY FOR
NKW ALASKA HOSPITALS
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 — A hos
pital building program calling tor
the expenditures of $467,770.00
for six new hospital buildings iu
Alaska were submitted to the Pub
Me Works Administration by
Delegate Dtruoud. in behalf oT the
Bureau of Indian Affairs.
The location and costs of the
hospitals will be as follows: Ket
chikan, $111,200; Seward, $104,
800; Bethel, $114,620; Kanakanak
$67,760.00; Kotzebue, $68,600.00
White Mountain, $2,800.00
DIMOND ENDORSED
FOR RE-ELECTION BY
REPUBLICAN NEW8PAPER
• My The Associate 1 litas)
jCORiDOVA, Jan. 6 — In a lead
ing editorial Friday, the Cordova
Times, a Republican newspaper,
edited by Harry G. Steel, strongly
endorsed Anthony J. Dimond, dem
ocrat, for re-election as delegate
to Congress from Alaska. The
article also advoca ed that the re
publican party in Alaska either en
dorse Dimond or refuse to nom
inate a candidate against him.
RESULTS OF GAMES
(By The Associated Press)
CORVALLIS, Jan. 5 — Oregon
State defeated Washington State
by a score of 28 to 16 in the open
ing conference game oi the season.
The teams play again Saturday
night.
j 9BATTLE, Jan, 6 — University
of Washing on defeated Idaho by
j a score of 35 to 29 in the first
conference game of the season.
The teams meet again tomorrow
| (Saturday) n'ght.
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THRILL AND CHILLS IN
PENTHOUSE MYSTERY
A policeman listening in on a busy
wire at the ground floor switch
board of an apartment house, rush
es up to the pen’house, from the
terrace of which a girl has just
leaped to her death, and finds dy
ing the man he just heard laughing
(ov er the phone. He has been shot
but there is no one to be found in
the apartment except the victim's
pet ape. «
This is the thrilling Btart of “The
Secret Witness," based on the no
vel, "Murder in the Gilded Cage,"
and showing at the Dream Theatre
Sunday. Una Merkel, William Col
tier, Jr., and Zazu Pitts hsad the
cast.
The murdered man, Herbert Fol
som, it develops at the investiga
tion which is conducted immediat
ely, had many enemies„who had
reasons for wishing him dead.
There was his wife, for instance
who wanted her freedom so she
could marry another. He found
separation without d'vorce highly
convenient to a man of his philan
dering habits, and refused. There
was the brother of the girl who
killed herself because Folsom
could not marry her if he would.
I There was the thug he hired as a
| body-guard and valet and fram
|ed for theft. And there was . . .?
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HOLT AND GRAVES
RAZZ EACH OTHER
IN FRENCH LEGION
Jack Holt aud Ralph Graves hav
ing “razzed,” kidded and fought
I each other under the sea and in
the air via "Submarine & “Flight”
now transfer their activities to a
new locale in Columbia’s sensa
tional dramatic offering “Hell’s
Island,” showing at the Dream
Theatre on Friday next.
The Sahara Desert, the oasis of
Bell-Abbas, Tunis, Morocco, Al
giers and the grim colony of
French Guina provide the back
grounds for a drama that offers
an amount of thrills equal to the
past Columbia tilts featuring thiB
most popular team of players. The
|ihrills however, are of an entirely
IdifTeient nature.
J Messrs. Ifolt and Graves portray
two adventurous Americans serv
ing inthe famous French Foreign
Legion. Dorothy Sebastian is seen
as the vivacious miss, who forms
the apex of the tr'angle which
transforms a carefree friendship in
to a bitter enmity. The transi
tion of the plot graduates from
light comedy to grim drama build
ing up to a climax of powerful in
tensity.
Spectaclar scenes of the cam
paign of , the Foreign Legion of
France against the warlike Riff
ribes provide action of the most
thrilling kind.
.la order that subscribers will aot
• e delayed la receiving the Bator
Aty Nugget, several hoars late,
it will ibs accessary that all
chaages of regular advertisement*
be la this office not later thauO P.
M., Thursdays, to Insure publica
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School
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ACROBATIQUE
CLASSES BEGINNING
SAT.. JAN. 18, 1984
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FOB APPOINTMENTS
STUDIO AT
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AIRPLANE ACTIVITIES
December 30, Pilot. Brown of the I
NAT, returned to Nome from
Fairbanks with Mrs. McDonald as
a passenger and mail and express,
going via Unelakleet and taking
L. E. Robinson from there to St.
Michael and stopping at Golovin
to bring a nurse to Nome.
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January 2, Brown of the NAT,
left at 9 a.m. with Sfrs. Ross
Kinney, G. R. Jackson, Jack Seid
enverg and W. E. H. Cremer, all
enroute for the outs'de These
passengers were landed at Ruby
and taken from here to Fairbanks
the following day by Pilot Ross,
Pilot Brown returning to Nome
about 8 p.m., Jan. 2 with mail and
express.
December 81, Pilot Ben Easley
madO a round trip to Solomon with
Bernard Kelly nd Mrs. Emtna
Davis as passengers.
Jan. 3, Pilot Easley took off for
Candle with Mrs. John Herbert
and daughter as passengers, the
plane left .Candle, Jan.. 4 for Kot
zubuo.
DREAM THEATRE
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TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, JANUARY 7 7,16 and 9PM
THE SECRET WITNESS
WITH >
UNA MERKEL, Wm. COLLIER, JR. A ZAZU PITTS
ALSO
FOX MOVIETONE NEWS
"SONG SERVICE* — WITH LEE MORSE
Admission 66 cents including tax
ONE SHOW TUESDAY, JANUARY » AT 8 PM.
MERRILY WE GO TO HELL
WITH
FREDRIC MARCH A SYLVIA SIDNEY
ALSO
SCREEN SNAP SHOTS
Admission 76 cents Including tax
ONE SHOW , FRIDAY, JANUARY 12 AT 7:80 PM.
HELL’S ISLAND
WITH
JACK HOLT, RALPH GRAVES A DOROTHY SKBASTINA
* Also 4
•SPIDER A FLY" — A SILLY SYMPHONY
"TREASURE HUNT" — A SCRAPPY
Admission 65 cents including tax
ONE SHOW SATURDAY. JANUARY IS AT 7:86
PEACH O’RENO
WITH
WHEKLER A WOOL8KY
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Admission 55 cents including tax
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