LOCALNEWS
Mr. aod Mrs. Chas. Code of the
Dream Theatre, are In receipt of
a letter announcing the marriage
of Edward Lawrence O’Neill and
Mias Marguerite Cecil Doming, on
Sunday, March 19th, 1933, a,t the
Bstheeda Lutheran Church, at San
Diego, California. The anpodnc*
ment also stated they would be at
home, 2655% Broadway, San Diego
It will be recalled by readers
of the Nugget, that Miss Doming
wss a resident at Golovin, where I
she made her home with Mr. and
Mts. Oapt. H. M. Petersen .the paat
two summer season’s.
AIRPLANE NOTES
Pilot Brown, NAT, April 8th to
12th, left Nome for Barrow via
Deering, Wainwrlght. Passengers
were Dep. U.S. Cremer from Nome
to Kotzebue, and Morehtnder from
Kotzebue to Barrow and return.
Cremer and a native prisoner was
brought from Kotzebue to Nome.
Pilot MJrow, April 9—Clyde B.
White and wife, Harvey Grant
Axel Pearson and Graham Lam
mers as passengers to the Kougs
rdk, with 3600 lbs of freight.
April 11—'Mirow to Kotzebue
end Pt. Hope with U. S. marshal
Chas. D. Jones and wife and Mrs.
Rock to Pt. Hope; returning with
Mts. Merril and Jones and wtfe.
April 12th—Pilot Rosa arrived
from Fairbanks with Mr Sundpuist
as a passenger enroute to Candle,
also cargo of express.
April 14—Mirow to Teller, Kotz
ebue and Pt. Hope.
April 14—'Brown to Candle with
Mr. Sundquist aa a passenger; re
turning to Nome via Marshall with
two passengers from Marshall.
After leavingfi Nome on April 8,
Pilot Jerry Jones of the PAA, pro
deeded to Point Hope, from where
he took off the following diy for
Wainwrtght and Barrow, hi the
interest of the MOM. He' was de
tained for several days at Barrow
on account of weather, * but .took
off again Thursday for Point Hope
via Wainwright. Prom Wain
wrtght Jones rushed a sick patient
back to the hospital at Barrow
and was to take off from Barrow
again today for Point Hope, W.P.
Pilot Bill Knox of the PAA, ar
rived from Fairbanks Tuesday af
ter making the Yu/kon river mail
stops enroute. On Wednesday he
attempted a flight to Point Hope
with a load of freight for the
MOM. but was unable to complete
the trip due to adverse weather.
Knox took off again on his return'
trip for Fairbanks Thursday A.M. i
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Ladies to Hold Home Cooked
Food Sale Saturday at Polet’s
... The Ladies Aid Society of the
Federated Church are giving a
Home Cooked Food Sale Saturday
April 15th. Sale starts at 11 AM.
at Polet’s Store—You are Invited!
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Announcement
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ALASKA-CHICAGO FUR EXCHANGE
368 CENTRAL, AVB., HIGHLAND PARK, ILL.
BEST PLAY OP YEAR BE<X>MES
THRILLING FILM PRODUCTION
A dramatic vehicle of love and
redemption with a sensational pri
son background opens att the
Dream Theatre, Tuesday night.
April 18. The film is “The Crim
inal Code,’’ by Martin Flavin, the
^Columbia film adapted from Broad
way’s smashing stage " hit of the
same name which won the New
York Theatre Club Trophy as the
beet play of the year. It was a
prize-winning play and If any pri
zes are offered it will be a prize
■winning picture.
The tale is of love, of the police
courts, and of the heart-breaking
legal cruelty that exists in prison.
It is realistic—realistic to the ex
tent that it shocks and startles
and iL'he stirring love scenes were
poignant enough to rouse the mot
ions of blase Broadway. Unfolded
for the major part in a state's
prison, the etory depicts a beautl
ful romance between a youtntui
convict and the warden's daughter.
Bob Graham, the convict, was giv
en ten years for a killing which
v/as more or less justified. After
six years of prison’s brutalizing
influence he is on the verge of a
complete collapse. Love for War
den Brady’s daughter transforms
mim. And then he a'hs to decide
whether he will sacrifice his chance
for happiness and follow the "Grim
Inal Code” of the prison. Woven
In with the love scenes are sen
sational views of prison riots and
an attempted prison “break.”
Walter Huston, as the prison
warden, gives a dynamic perform
ance. He is effective at all < times.
Constance Cummings, as the war
den’s daughter, is vividly appeal*
ing . Phillips Holmes scores as the
youthful convict. Others who were
particularly effective were Mary
Doran, DeWltt Jennings. - Boris
Karloff and Oi’ito Hoffman.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Lena Rnognuk from Golovin is
a patient at the local hospital for
olbaervation. / /
Nick Evans was discharged and
left for Teller Saturday.
Edward Daleluk from Golovin,
is also a paiMent for observation.
Ellen Allen la recovering from
her operation and will leave the
hospital in a few days.
August Augustsen passed away
April 11 h.
John Nelson and Julius Nelson
enjoy a walk daily in the sunshine
at the sun room.
Henry Walker shows no Im
provement, but is comfortable.
Joseph Plein of Marshall, Is im
proving daily and enjoys a short
walk down town in the sunshine
and calling on old time friends.
73 d CONGRESS 1st Session
H. R. 8848
In The House of Representatives
March 20, 1933....
Mr Dimond introduced the fol
lowing bill; which was referred to
the Committee on the Territories
and ordered to be printed.
A BILL
To repeal an Act of Congress
entitled “An Act to Modify and
amend the mining laws in their
(application to the Territory of
Alaska, and for other purposes,”
approved August 1, 1912.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Con
gress assembled, that the Act of
Congress entitled “An Act to mod
ify and amend the mining laws in
their application to the Territory
of Alaska, and for other pur
poses” (37 Stat. 242-243), approv
ed August 1, 1912, he, and the
same is hereby, repealed.
Sec. 2. That the general mining
laws of the United States, so far
ae they are applicable to placer
mining claims, are hereby extend
ed to and declared to be in full
force and effect in said Territory
of Alaska; Provided, That nothing
herein shall be held to change or
affect the rights acaulred by loc
ators of owners in said Territory
under the Act herein repealed.
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A Box has been arranged, at
Lomen’s Drug Store by Red Crow
o*flcial8 so that those who wish
to donate or contribute may do so.
The funds will be for the earth
quake sufferers in California.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Edward Fox, Watch Repairing,
prompt service, all work warrant
ed. Reasonable. Leave work at
Me Alone's Store. , s. • • -
HTMC1UB1 FOR THE 'NUGGET
$1.00 per month.
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, APRIL 16 7:16 and 0PM
“ONLY SAPS WORK”
j A LAUGH RIOT
WITH
Loon Errol, Mary Brian, Stewart Erwin and Richajd Arlen
ALSO
THE LAND NOBODY KNOWS
AND
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Admission 66 cents including tax
ONE SHOW - TUESDAY, APRIL 18 AT 8 PM
Walter Huston, Phillips Holmes and Constance Cummings
IN
“THE CRIMINAL CODE”
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SCREEN SNAPSHOTS ' $>-/-■
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A dm 1m ion 75 cent* including tax
ONE SHOW FRIDAY, APRIL 81 AT 7:30 PM
FIFTY FATHOMS DEEP
WITH
JACK HOLT, LORETTA SAYERS A RICHARD CROMWELL
ALSO
OORILLA MYSTERY—A MICKEY MOUSE
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HELP WANTED—A SCRAPPY PUP
Admieeion 66 eeata including tax
ONE MOW SATURDAY, APRIL 88 IT 7:80 PM. *
MONTE CARLO
JOHN BUCHANAN A JEANETTE MACDONALD
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