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LOCAL NEWS\
Arriving by Pacific Alaska Air
ways plane yesterday from Golovin
were Mrs. Art Peterson and child,
who came to Nome to join her hus
band, Art Peterson, who arrived
here from Golovin some time ago.
A transfer of dispensary license
was made this morning in the Dis
trict Court, from George Laiblin to
Chas. Olhida, and the locality frqjn
Nome to Deering. .The license per
mits Charles Okuda to sell beer and
wine in his roadhouse at Deering.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
! Air Service arrived at Fairbanks at
11 pm. today from Nome. The
plane stayed overnight at Koyukuk
Station last night because of adverse
weather conditions. As passengers
were B. J. McConaghy and wife.
Pilot Mirow will await the arrival
of the train in Fairbanks before re
turning to Nome,
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According to a telegram received
i by Denny Loveway caretaker at
Sunset Creek of the Alaska Sunset
Mines, Chester Milligan and wife
are due to leave Seattle by steamer
February 20th, enroute to Nome.
They expect to take a plane from
Fairbanks to Nome. Mrs. Milligan
was the former Mrs. Agnes Ross,
well known to Nomeites.
The first of a series of three bas
ketball games will be played tomor
row night at the native gym. There
will be a double-hehder, the Polar
' ites playing the Alaskans; and the
High School playing the Nome Ath
| letic Club.
The first game is to start at 7:30
p.m. and admission will be adults
fifty cents and school children
twenty-five cents.
A dance is going to be given in
the Nevada Ballroom Saturday ev
ening following the basketball gam
es at the native gymnasium. Danc
ing is to begin at 10 p.m. The spon
sors of the Dance are Messrs. Gene
Elms, Roy Johnson, Anthony Ro
lando and “Curly” Ballinger. It will
be, according to the advertising and
I tickets, for whites only. The admis
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YARD PRICES
LADYSMITH $25.00
UTAH (NUT OR STOVE) $20.00
PENN. ANTHRACITE $35.00
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ALL COAL CASH
sion charge will be $1.00 for gentle
men and ladies wil be admitted free.
John Cheapay, aged 56, is in the
Maynard-Columbus Hospital today
in a serious condition, as a result of
a fall down a shaft yesterday, sit
uated near the Big Bend in Snake
River. Details concerning how he
fell down the shaft were not avail
able but a re”port as to his con
dition states he is suffering from in
ternal injuries, a broken pelvis and
several other serious bruises and ab
rasions.
Pilot Jerry Jones of the Pacific
Alaska Airways was forced to re
main at Nome until noon today
awaiting favorable weather before
taking off with the mail and Mrs.
John F. Devine as a passenger, en
route to Juneau to join her hus
band Senator Devine, on his return
trip to Fairbanks.
Later reports this afternoon tele
phoned by Pilot Jones, said he was
forced to land at Golovin due to ad
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verse weather conditions It is not
expected that he will continue fur
ther until tomorrow morning wea
ther permitting.
At the regular meeting of the
Nome School Board held at the pub
lic school on Thursday, February 14
all members of the present teaching
staff were re-elected to their posi
tions for the coming school year.
They were asked to notify the board
within thirty days as to whether
they would accept or reject the of
fer. Miss Johnson has occupied her
position as teacher of English and
history in the high school for three
years, Mrs. Bockman has been teach
er of the seventh and eighth grades
for two years, and all of the other
members of the faculty are in their
first year of service at Nome.
TREAT-’EM ROUGH
SCREEN ROMANCE
Treat ’em rough has become the
new slogan for love-making in mo
tion pictures. At least Fay Wray
and Ralph Bellamy, who are featur
ed in Columbia’s “Below The Sea,”
spend most of their time jeering and
heaping insults upon each other, to
say nothing of an occasional slap in
the face.
Miss Wray plays a charming and
high-spirited society girl financing a
scientific expedition whose purpose
it is to photograph undersea flora
and fauna. Bellamy is hired as the
deep-sea diver who descends to the
ocean floor in search of rare speci
mens of oceanic life.
But Bellamy declares that his con
tract calls for no course of instruc
tion and he refuses to teach Miss
Wray to manipulate his diving equip
ment or to learn from her the arts
of smiling and of being a gentleman.
However, Miss Wray is undaunted.
She descends to the bottom of the
sea despite Bellamy's orders. He
reciprocates by cutting off the oxy
gen. When she is gasping for air
he hauls her up and carres her into
Bthe decompression tank, and there,
thinking she is still unconscious,
kisses her. <
A stinging slap across Bellamy’s
chhek, a threatened spanking for
Miss Wray, insults in both direc
tions in front of the assembled com
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pany, those are but a few of the
steps in the love-making of the
spirited Miss Wray and the brutal
Bellamy.
It is being shown tonight at the
Dream Theatre. The Undersea
scenes are photographed in techni
color.
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ONE SHOW 7:30 P. M.
Dream Theatre
“BELOW THE SEA”
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FAY WRAY i
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“MICKEY’S MEDICINE MAN”
A Mickey McGuire
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