Dream Theatre
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cts
TUESDAY
44 GOOD DAME ”
WITH
FREDERIC MARCH
SYLVIA SYDNEY
He Was Used To Having His Own Way With Women—
But For Once His Will Power Wasn’t As Strong
As Her Won’t Power
ALSO
— PARAMOUNT NEWS—
AND
“KENNEL KINGS”—A Sport Reel
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cts
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Airplane News
Nome Airport |
Pacific Alaska Airways Pilgrim
plane arrived at Nome late this]
afternoon from Fairbanks with [
mail and is remaining over in
Nome tonight, scheduled to take
off tomorrow morning on its re
turn flight.
Pilot John Cross of the Wien
Alaska Airlines, said reports to
the office here, had returned as
far as Shungnak from a flight to
Walker Lake, and was expected
to call at Deering and Candle,
and return to Nome tomorrow.
Pilot Herman Lerdahl of the
Wien Alaska Airlines made a
flight to White Mountain today
with government nurse Miss
Lieke and a load of freight. The
plane also stopped at Golovin
and Council.
LOCAL ITEMS
Leo Darwin, baby boy of Mr.
and Mrs. Jules Gunderson died
at the hospital Saturday night of
whooping cough followed by
pneumonia. Funeral services, it
was announced would be held at
the Federated church, Rev. Vin
cent Widney, at 2 P.M., Tuesday,
tomorrow.
The drama club of the Federat
ed church will present a one act
Christmas play entitled "Peace
I Give Unto You” in the church
'service next Sunday evening,
I December 13, at 7:45 p.m.
Members of the cast are Wm.
i O’Mara, Mrs. V. Widney, Fred
Wade, Leonard Krohlow, and
Lincoln Ost. The play is being
coached by Mrs. Shirlie Forrest
er.
The Nugget Office has received
a supply of Xmas mats and cuts
for use in advertisements appear
ing in the paper, to assist busi
ness houses in drawing holiday
trade to their stores. If you can
not call at the office, use the tele
phone and a representative will
call on you.
Air Base Said
Being Built In
Aleutian Islands
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links in the chain of air defens
es which is expected eventualy
to encircle the nation.
This revelation recalls the state
ment attributed to Rep. Harlan,
(D., Ohio) and later dened that
the government wanted to esta
blish another colony in Alaska
similar to Matanuska which
would encourage further coloniza
tion of the Territory in order to
produce supplies of food and oth
er necessities for the large staff
expected to be stationed at an A1
aska air base.
Harlan was said to have made
this statement this summer at
Seattle and then to have denied
it after the matter had been pub
lished widely throughout the
northwest.
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Generally cloudy and unsettled
weather prevailed over the Nome
Fairbanks Air Line this morning
and ceiling and visibility were
good except poor at Unalakleet
due to blowing snow and low
clouds. Fair skies obtained over
most of northern Alaska. Snow
was falling throughout southeast
ern Alaska.
High barometer is charted cen
tral around Dawson and a cold
wave of considerable intensity
covers most of interior Alaska
and western Canada. Low baro
metric pressure is charted over
the Gulf and Bering Sea districts
with the lowest readings over
the Aleutians.
The lowest temperature report
ed last hight was —50 at Akla
vik. Other minimum tempera
tures were Flat —28; Dawson
—46; Fort Smith —36; Edmonton
—14.
The lowest Nome temperature
reported last night was —7 and
the highest yesterday was six
above.
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