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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
| JANUARY 19th and 20th
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| “The Monster j
| and the Girl”
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X And “SEEING IS BELIEVING”—A Para
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| Also “NOTHING BUT NERVES”—Robert
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Dream Pre-Vues
"The Monster and the Girl"
Wednesday and Thursday
"The Monster and the Girl",
with Ellen Drew and Onslow Stev
ens, will be the feature attraction
on the screen of the Dream Thea
tre tonight and Thursday. Show
ing with this feature will be See
ing Is Believing”, a Paramount
Paragraphic, and “Nothing 3ut
Nerves," a Robert 3enchley fea
ture.
HOLLYWOOD STAR-LITE5
By Chuck Cochard
Sparks from the Hollywood
Party Line:
Sinatra fans will be more than
thrilled when they hear the gi»d
news that Frank w'ill probably
star in the re-make of that fam
ous A1 Jolson hit, “The Jazz Sing
er” ... Of course. Warner Bros,
will change the story to suit
Frankie and bring it up-to-date.
However, his first picture in 1344
will be Mr. Cinderella.”
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Dick Haymes—recently cited by
Fame—motion picture trade mag
azine—as the most promising sing
ing radio star—wilt get his big
chance in the musical “When
Irish Eyes Are Smiling” . . . Dick
was most recently in “Four Jills
and a Jeep.” And his popularity
is growing day-by-day.
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Brenda Marshall and her sister
in Dallas, Texas, received good
news yesterday when they heard
from the International Red Cross
about the condition of their father
now a prisoner of war in the
Philippines . . . Brenda—who was
bom in the Philippines—had not
heard a word from him since
Pearl Harbor.
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The Hollywood Canteen movie
will not be made ... A recent
ruling by the Screen Actors’
Guild, of letting actors work for
less than their regular salary
made it impossible to make the
picture. And so ends—those all
star movies such as “Stage Door
Canteen."
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That man of men—who makes
news—Charlie Chaplin, has a new
leading lady . . . He has picked a
girl to star in ‘•Bluebeard"—one
Alice Ealand—a former show girl
at M-G-M. Alice stands five feet
six inches in stocking feet, weighs
122 pounds, was born in 1917—
which means she is not a minor
Real name is Alice Sussdorff.
Can Chaplin have found another
girl to step in the footsteps of his
last discovery Paulette Goddard
. . . And it also means that Char
lie—still not an American citizen
—is about ready to start produc
tion on another film.
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Communications
January 14, 1944.
The Nome Nugget,
Nome, Alaska:
Gentlemen:
Here is an item that may be of
interest to the new arrivals and
chechakos.
We hear and read a great deal
about the "Land of the Midnight
Sun". The sun performs aecord
ing to schedule every season and
year. In order really to see the
Midnight Sun, you will have to
go north at least 100 miles or
more. And in the meantime, an
other great luminary appears to
be slightly ignored.
You may have noticed that dur
ing December and January the
moon did not set, or go to bed.
John Wilson, an amateur astron
omer, explained to me some years
ago, that on accounts of the
moon’s shorter circuit around the
sun, it is visible a considerable
distance south of the Arctic Cir
cle.
This phenomena occurs every 18
years according to Wilson.
Kate Smith must be wrong
sometimes.
By the Mayor of Hastings,
BEEBE CREMER.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS!
Urgent Business Meeting Sunday
January 23rd., at 8:00 P.M.,
in the Federal Building.
NOME REPUBLICAN CLUB
Ben F. Gillette. President
3-3t.
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Pioneer Christmas
For Year 1943
I submit herewith an account
ing of the receipts and disburse
ments of the Pioneers’ Home
Christmas Fund made December
25, 1943. The amount contributed
exceeds that of any of the past
ten years of my management. In
loose trying times, when so many
uemands are made on the public,
this is a most gratifying resuit.
On behalf of the residents of the
Pioneers’ Home, I thank every
organization and individual that
contributed to this worthy cause.
Collections through VV. D.
Gross:
Juneau $ 500.0U
Ketchikan . 523.50
Petersburg 230.50
Sitka . 240.00
Wrangell . 92.50
Nome Igloo No. 1 536.25
Fairbanks Igloo No. 4 25.00
Anchorage Igloo No. 15 50.00
Ketchikan Igloo No. 16 10.00
Nenana Igloo No. 17 ... 10.00
Cordova Igloo No. 19 25 00
Anchorage Auxiliary
Igloo No. 4 . 25.00
Fairbanks Pioneer Women
of Ala ':a 10.00
Alaska Weekly . 774.00
Miscellaneous Individual
Donations . 285.00
Total contributions $3,336.75
175 Pioneers at $17.00
each . 2.975.00
Balance $ 361.75
As in former years the amount
left over has been deposited to
the credit of the Permanent Pio
neers’ Home Christmas Fund.
FILER HANSEN,
Superintendent, Pioneers’ Home
NOTICE!
All persons having claims
against or who are indebted to the
late Staff Sergeant Emil Mundt,
19052649, or w'ho know of any
such claims due or against the es
tate of the deceased, will contact
Lt. William G. Peart, Summary
Court, at the airbase, phone 63.
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS!
The city shall pick up all loose
dogs on the public streets which
shall be impounded for 48 hours,
disposal of which shall be made
upon failure of identification.
THE CITY OF NOME,
By Carrie M. McClain,
City Clerk.
.a. a .a. .a. ■ .a. a. .a. .a a a a • a • .a. i
FINED S200 BY TELEGRAPH
FOR FALSIFICATION
Justice by telegram was meted
out last week when John Hart
wig Nord. in custody in Fairbanks,
paid a §200 fine imj>osed by U. S
Commissioner F. C. Bingham of
Nome for falsifying his application
for a resident hunting and fish
ing license August 31, 1943. Upon
release from jail Nord immediate
ly resumed employment at Ladd
Field.
When applying for a hunting li
cense last summer Nord claimed
he had received his first papers
from the Nome district court a
year before, whereas he never had
received them. He was arrested
December 26 at Ladd Field by Ray
Woolford and Leonard C. Bragg,
wildlife agents of the Alaska
Game Commission.
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MRS. HUGH O'NEILL
DEAD FROM STROKE
Mrs. Hugh O’Neill, former
Nomeite, died December 25th in
a Chicago hospital, after suffer
ing a paralytic stroke. It will be
remembered, her husband was
district attorney for Nome for
several years, and an active prac
ticing lawyer. Her will is in the
hands of O. D. Cochrane, local at
torney.
CEREAL PRICES TO
BECOME EFFECTIVE
To become effective January 27.
specific prices covering breakfast
cereals, corn meal, bleaching wa
ters, cleansers, bar and powdered
soaps were announced today by
the Office of Price Administra
tion. Copies of these prices may
be obtained from the local War
Price and Rationing Board.
RETURN TO NOME
LAST EVENING
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh, with
their young grandson, returned
last evening from Fairbanks,
where they have been staying at
the home of their daughter, Mary
King. They say that Mary is feel
ing fine and that she and Maurice
are at Fort Worth, Texas, where
Maurice is taking instrument fly
ing for about six weeks. The cou
ple willl then return to Fairbanks.
PIONEER CARD PARTY
Pioneer Igloo No. 1 will giee
its first card party Wednesday,
January 19. 1944 at 9 o'clock
p. m. at the Odd Fellows* HalL
Admission. 50c. Season ticket,
$2.50.
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