LEGISLATORS
TAKE OATII
OF OFFICE
JUNEAU, Jan. 22.—Twenty
two members of the House of
Representatives took their oath
of office this morning. They
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were sworn in by Huntley Pol
lard.
Missing members are due and
are expected this afternoon, at
which time the now temporary
! organization will become perma
nently perfected.
Jesse Landers will without a
doubt be speaker of the House,
i The Senate will have a session
this afternoon for its organiza
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A proud and mighty
bird is he . . . the
American Eagle . •.
from hie vaulted
flight he surveys
American's shores
•nd cities; indus
tries, the big and
tittle homes where
die people live who
are th.s nation . . •
The eagle watches
over us and is our
eyihbol of the very
spirit of determina
tion as we concen
trate all effort and
action toward the»
fulfillment of that
. ffnal Victory toward which we have so steadily
.marched.
The fulfillment of the high purpose of making all
nations free.
In our victory over the iris partner we may look
'frith satisfaction and the realisation that total victocy
shall be ours.
PACIFIC AMERICAN
FISHERIES
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THEATRE
NOME, ALASKA
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
JANUARY 22nd and 23rd
ONE SHOW—7:30 P. M.
“IN THIS OUR LIFE”
With BETTE DAVIS, OLIVIA
DeHAVILAND and
GEORGE BRENT
And ‘'SNAPSHOT"
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
ONE SHOW—7:30 P. M.
“WE WERE DANCING”
With NORMA SHEARER and
MELVYN DOUGLAS
And "JOURNEY TO
YESTERDAY"
FRIDAY, JANUARY 26
TWO SHOWS—7:15 and 9 P. M.
“DESTROYER”
With EDWARD G. ROBINSON
and Marguerite Chapman
And '‘THE CAT'S TAIL"
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27ih
ONE SHOW—7:30 P. M.
“TAKE A LETTER,
DARLING”
With ROSALIND RUSSELL
asd FRED McMURRAY
And '(MARCH OF TIME"
SUNDAY, JANUARY 28th
TWO SHOWS—7:15 and 8 P. M.
“THE GLASS KEY”
With ALAN| LADD, and VER
ONICA LAKE
And ‘'GLIMPSES OF ONTARIO
tion.
They have been awaiting the
arrival of Mr. Bronnei, but he
will be unable to be present for
several more days.
Senator Coffey will in all
probability be president of the
Senate.
AIRWAYS ~~
j Capt. Terry McDonald and Co
Pilot Sam Silver flew to Nome
from Anchorage with Mr. and
Mrs, Roy Adkins and children
and also Miss Darathy Whitney.
Wien Airlines
Pilot Knott, Wien Airlines pi
lot, flew to Teller with Jean
Herman and brought in Pilot
Peterson.
Pilot Knott has made several
trip to Golovin am* White Mt.
Passengers were Annie Punguk,
and wo children, and Carl An
derson to Golovin; John Paden
for White Mt., James Kainginzia
from White Mt. and John Fager
strom from Golovin.
The Boeing arrived from Fair
banks this morning, making a
trip to Gabel this afternoon. A
trip was scheduled to Kotzebue
and Pt. Barrow on Tuesday, re
turning to Nome Tuesday eve
ning.
A trip is scheduled to Fair
banks Wednesday.
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED—Sewing machine, good
condition. Call Main 51. 3t
LOST—One gold lapel bow knot
pin. Saturday night. Valued as
gift. Reward. Lost between
Reindeer Apt. building and
hospital Call Wien Alaska Air
( lines. Main 25.
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