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Dream Pre-Vues
PREVUES
"The Bugle Sounds Service”
Monday and Tuesday
Wallace Beery and Marjorie
Main are teamed toeether in an
uproarious army epic, “The Bu
gle Sounds Service”, at the
Dream Theatre beginning tonight
and showing again Tuesday eve
ning. On the same program, with
one show starting at 7:30 p. m.,
a short, “Scenic Grandeur,” will
also be shown.
HOLLYWOOD STAR-LITES
By Chuck Cochard
Humphrey Bogart will star in
Ernest Hemingway’s best-seller,
“To Have and to Have Not” . . .
All those L.iada Darnell ‘‘baby”
rumors were squelched when she
was borrowed from 20th Century
Fox for the lead in “It Happened
1 Tomorrow", opposite Dick Powell
and Jack Oakie to be produced by
Arnold Pressburger . . . And when
she finishes this movie she’ll co
star opposite George Sanders in
Seymour Nebenzal’s "The Moon.
Our Mistress"
Luise Rainer—after much dif
ficulty finding just the right
role—in James R. Young’s first
independent film, “Tanaka Plan”
—translated from the Japanese
means the 40-year-plan origin
ating in 1904 whereby those dirty
little yellow fiends of the land of
the Rising Sun proposed to wipt
the white face from the face of
the earth . . . Luise—always try
ing to get away from Asiatic
roles never succeeds . . . But as
long as she is excellent in them
why should she worry ... We
need more films of this nature to
inform.the citizens of this ;#rl
other United Nations the import
ance of ridding the world of the
Japanese menace . . . The citi
zens of California can tell you
plenty about the dirty Japs . . .
Your columnist—for one—acquir
ed an oriental dysentery from
eating fresh vegetables long be
fore the war . . . which like dozens
of other cases resulted from the
Japs—who raised all the produce
—and the type of fertilizer some
human refuse) . . . They never
paid much attention to health au
thorities.
ACE MANAGER RETURNS
TO CANDLE
James S. Robbins, manager of
the Arctic Circle Exploration Co.,
has recently returned to his home
in Candle, after a business trip
to Seattle, Chicago and Washing
ton. D. C. His family is with him
^ in Candle this year.
Tell them you saw it in The
Nugget.
CHURCHILL’S
PULSE NORMAL
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LONDON, Pec. 20.—(AP)—It
I was reported here today that
Prime Minister Churchill’s tem
perature remains normal and
that he is making "satisfactory
progress”. Attending physicians
made the report.
NORTHERN PIONEER
SUCCUMBS
Tom Berryman, well-known
pioneer of the north country, who
died recently in Kotzebue of a
heart attack, was placed in his
last resting place in the Kotzebue
cemetery last week. Mr. Berry
man is survived by his w'fe,
Molly. Tom Berryman was owner
of a large trading post at Kotze
bue and another at Selawik and
has served this section of Alaska
for over 30 years. He will be miss
ed by his many friends.
AIRWAYS
Ferguson Airsways
Pilot Gene Jack of the Fergu
son Airways flew in to Nome from
Kotzebue and Point Hope with
Major Applegate and Annie
Burke and son.
Alaska Airlines
Saturday, the Lockheed Lode
star arrived from Fairbanks with
a capacity load for Sommers Con
struction Co., and returned to
Fairbanks with Edith Bullock.
Agnes Amarck and Dolly Free
and child. The pilots were Capt.
Bill Lavery and Pilot Curry.
Captain Gordon MacKenzie ar
rived from Anchorage with A.
; Ashenfelter, Elmer Jacobson,
Harding Atwater and Alvin Polet,
divisional manager for Alaska
! Airlines at Nome.
I Captain Don Emmons took off
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on the mail run for Unalakleet,
with Olga Barr as passenger.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Capt. Herb Hager arrived in
Nome Saturday afternoon with
freight and passengers Fred
Wei lor for the U. S. Land Office;
Wayne Miller and Mr. Adzen
from Galena, Walter Mann and
Grey Scott from Fairbanks, for
the Sommers Construction Com
pany.
Sig Wien flew in Saturday
from Fairbanks, and made up a
load of turkeys and Xmas neces
sities, and took off Sunday
morning for Point Barrow, via
all waypoints, to play Santa
Claus, by distributing the many
packages to our northern friends,
via Kotedbue, Shishmaref, Wales,
Pt. Lay, Wain wright, etc. 1
NOTICE
All public gatherings such ad
schools, church meetings, and 1
other social gatherings will he
stopped until further notice in
view of the rising epidemic (f
influenza in this city. Please
cooperate. All events will neces
sarily have to be postponed.
BY ORDER OF SCHOOL, CITY,
AND HEALTH AUTHORITIES,
—Dr. Thos. Mercom, Deputy
Health Commissioner.
Purchase your Nugget at A. Po
let’s or Nome’s Drug Store.
DREAM THIaTR
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