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Dream Pre-Vues
"Sergeant York" Tonight
and Tuesday
Warner Bros.' mighfly picturiza
tion of ‘Sergeant York" opens at
the Dream Theatre tonight for a
two-day run, at popular prices.
The widely-heralded biographical
tribute to one of the World War's
greatest heroes has been acclaim
ed from coast to coast as the great
est picture of the year. «
Gary Cooper stars in the title
role. The lanky star of “Meet
John Doe" and count! » s other
triumphs plays his greatest role to
date as the Tennessee mountain
eer who “got religion," became a
conscientious objector, yet emerg
ed as one of the greatest heroes of
all time! This part won him the
Academy Award.
The war sequences of “Ser
geant York" are unparalleled, and
rival war sequences from any
other film Opposed to these
thrilling moments are the tranquil
scenes showing Alvin York’s life
in Tennessee, and the meta-mor
phosis from renegade to a soldier
hero.
York is rgeenerated when a
bolt of lightning rips his rifle
from his hand and melts it into a
heap of twisted metal. From
then on he becomes a churchgoer,
and with the aid of Gracie Wil
liams, his lovely mountain sweet
heart, and faithful Pastor Pile, at
tempts to own a piece of rich bot
tomland.
Undoubtedly the film's greatest
sequence is that one delineating
York’s capture of 132 Germans.
The feat remains in war annals as
one of the most amazing of its
kind. More surprising still was
York’s admission that he had ac
NOTICE!
The Midnight Sun Bebeccah
Lodge will hold its regular meet
ing Wednesday, March 8th.
There will be initiation. All
members are requested to at
tend.
NANCY SMITH,
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complished this only to stop more
killing.
In addition to Gary Cooper,
“Sergeant York” prominently fea
tures such personages as Walter
Bi innan as Pastor Pile, Joan. Les
lie, George Tobias, Stanley Ridges
and thousands of others.
HOTEL DE
GINK PUTS
ON THE RITZ
By IVAR GUDMUNDSSON
AP Features
REYKJAVIK, Iceland — If you
should meet a foreign dignitary
or high-ranking American official
who has just arrived in the United
States by airplane from Europe
and you ask him where he slept
last night he is likely to tell you
that he stayed at the Hotel de
Gink in Iceland. v
You have probably never heard
| the name of this before unless
you have travelled by the Army
Air Transport but all their hotels
bear the same name the world
over—de Gink.
Roster of Famous Names
The Icelandic Hotel de Gink has
had its share of prominent guests.
The managers of the best hotels
in the world would enjoy its
guestbook as well as even the
most successful a? ^graph-collect
ors. It includes names such as
Queen Wilhelmina of the Nether
lands; King Peter of Yugoslavia;
Eduard Benes, president of
Czechoslovakia; Harry Hopkins;
O. W. I. Chief Elmer Davis; Sec
retary of War Henry L. Stimson;
Jack Benny, Bob Hope and Fran
cis Langford.
The manager of this hotel is
not a fat gentleman of the Holly
wood type but a young slim U. S.
Army Air Corps lieutenant and
the "pageboys” also wear* the Air
Force insignia.
The Hotel de Gink has only one
floor.
Elegant Interior
A group of Nissen huts in a
barren and desolate country, be
lies the Hotel de Kink exterior
Once inside, the feet sink into soft
carpets, furniture of faultless taste
fills every room. There is run
ning hot and cold water
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The officers and members of
the Alaska Territorial Guard wish
to pay a well-earned tribute to
Major Garnet Martin, for the
many efforts extended by him
during his years of ser% .ce in 'he
organization, and who was directly
responsible in placing Nome uret.
among the top units in the Terri
tory today.
On September 15, 1941, ,the
Alaska National Guard was mus
tered into the services of the
Armed Forres.
In November of that year. Gar
net Martin was appointed by G >v.
Gruening of Alaska to organize
and direct the Civilian Deien-e
campaign being staged at that
time.
Major Martin pioneered the
inauguration of an armed force
to protect the boundaries of Alas
ka, which has resolved itself into
the organization known as the
Alaska Territorial Guard Con
gress, on December 31. 1941, pass
ed an act of authorization to
create such a body.
Since the advent of this organ
ization, Major Martin has been an
outstanding figure in the Second
Division, and it has been through
his efforts and perseverance the
local unit was formed. Officers
and enlisted men’s training came
under his immediate supervision.
It is with regret the officers amtf
men of Nome unit view his resig
m'ion, but fully appreciate the
need for such action at this time.
CAPT. LESTER BRONSON
Commanding, Nome Unit,
Alaska Territorial Guhrc
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Regular meeting at the high
school, at 1900 hours Tuesday
night. Recruiting of Junior
members (boys aged -3 to 15)
for the Juvenile Squad, will
be the order of the day. Boys
must have the permission of
their parents or quardians to
eligible for membership.
Tell them you saw it in The
Nugget
AIRWAYS
Alaska Airlines
Sunday an Alaska Airlines plane
arrived from Fairbanks with the
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following passengers: Margaret
McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F.
Bilodeau, P. .1 Cutting and Louis
Nashenging.
Pilot Long left this reining for
Fairbanks with the following pas
sengers: Wayne Macki, Lola
Grant and Lillian Koppleman.
Wien Alaska Airways
Frank Whaley left for Point,
Lay this morning via Kotzebue
wPh two passengers. Sidney
Rood and Margaret Panigeo. He
will be met in Kotzebue by Sig
Wein, who will take Sid Rood to
Barrow and Margaret Panigeo to
Wainwrierht. He also carried a
full load of freight.
Herb Hager is scheduled to ar
rive from Fairbanks via Galena.
Unalakleet and Moses Point with
passengers and freight.
legal advertisement
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NOME PRECINCT. SECOND
DIVISION, TERRITORY OF
ALASKA.
No. 681
NOTICE OF HEARING AND
SETTLEMENT OF FINAL
ACCOUNT ,
In the Matter of the Estate of
Harold L. Stokes, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned executor of
the estate of Harold L. Stokes, de
ceased, has filed in the above
named Court his Final Account:
and that the 20th day of April.
1944. at the hour of 10 o'clock A.
M. of said day. at the courtroom
of said Court at Nome, Alaska,
has by Court Order been fixed as
the time and place for hearing on
said Final Account and adjudica- ;
tion as to who the heirs and dis- :
tributees of said estate are:
OBJECTIONS to said Account !
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ary, 1944.
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