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On the Sound Stages:
Gail Russell, once called the
Hedy Lamarr of Santa Monica,
did such a brilliant job with her
first movie role in “Our Hearts
Were Young and Gay” that she
has been assigned the feminine |
lead in the story once set for Lor
etta Young, entitled “Fear” , . .
The demand for 10-year-old Syl
via Arslan is growing by leaps
and bounds—her latest role will
be depicting the daughter of Bette
Davis in “Mr. Skeffington”—a pu
pil of the St. Andrews school in
Los Angeles young Sylvia had a
part in the movie, “In Our Time” '
—and this caused the great de
mand for her.
Putting it Briefly:
Newcomers keep coming and
coming to Hollywood . . . newest
is Rosanne King, originally from
Chester, North Carolina, and re- ■
cruited from the New York sum
mer stock—she’ll make her debut
with Fibber McGee and Molly in
-Heavenly Days” . . .Jane Ran
dolph—a clever young actress— |
gets her biggest break to date in '
“I Married a Soldier.”
Thoughts of a Movie Columnist:
Good news is Boris Karloff’s |
return to the screen—hope they
will let this fine actor do some
thing besides those horror films
- . . Can't understand why USO
or Camp Shows or some other
group (whichever one> doesn’t al
low Mae West to do appearances
at the camps for our servicemen
—She wants to do them an<no; ,
one will book her we understand <
. . And all the time there were (
people who said she wouldn’t |
make camp appearances . . . ]
Same thing happened to Gypsy ]
Rose Lee, we hear, and she went
out on her own and visited out-of- ;
the-way camps and gave her own |
show by herself and she traveled
through the country . . . Cause t
no one would book her
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Movie-Land Laugh:
Have you heard about the Holly
wood couple who got married and
lived happily even . after.
PLANES SINK
19 JAP SHIPS
PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUAR
TERS IN PEARL HARBOR, Feb.
21.—fAP)—U. S. carrier planes
sank 19 Japanese ships and proD
ably sank several more and des
troyed more than 20 J planes and
damaged more than 50 others on
the ground in the raid which be
gan last Wednesday on the mighty
Pacific base of Truk, the Japan
ese “Pearl Harbor”.
Admiral Nimitz announced the
United States’ losses for the same
period as 17 planes, and one ship
moderately damaged.
The Japanese losses included
two light cruisers, three destroy
ers, one munitions ship, one sea
plane tender, two oilers, two gun
boats, eight cargo ships, all sunk.
The communique said the initial
approach of the fleet was unde
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tec ted and added “there were no
enemy planes in the air on the
second day of the attack.’’
Our carrier pilots had shot
down 127 Jap planes out of the
air, and destroyed 74 on the
ground the first day.
WITH THE AIR
CORPS Ilf ENGLAND
Stuart Morison, grandson of
fudge and Mrs J. Morison. is now
itationfed about 20$ miles from
London in the personnel office of
he air corps Stuart, who, it will
>e remembered, attended Nome
hjblic School, is enjoying visiting
Snglish towns He has 3een Man- j
hester and Sheffield, and hopes
n the near future to see London.
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RUSSIANS
LAND AFTER
SHIPWRECK
3y Norman Bell
AP War Correspondent
AN ALEUTIAN ISLAND
B 4.SE. Dec. 25.—(Delayed*—<AP>
—The Russian crew of an Amer
ican-built Liberty ship which
broke in two in the Bering sea
was safe today after rescue • by
naval units. All including four
w'omen and the floating stern part
of the ship were brought to this
base. Later the other half of the
vessel was salvaged.
The 10,000-ton vessel named the
Valery Chaklov after delivery to
Russia under lend-lease, broke
apart in a vertical split as if a
gigantic cleaver struck it.
The break occurred on the trip
out from Vladivostok and twro
other Russian ships answ-ered the
distress signals and stood by for
th-ee days until the American
rescuers arrived. The navy craft
were ur.able to determine the exact
location because of a terrific
storm.
FORMER NOMEITE
DEAD IN FRISCO
FAIRBANKS — Belated word
of the death of N. H. Castle, long
resident of Alaska, former District
Clerk in Fairbanks, has been re
ceived by the U. S. Marshal’s of
fice here. Mr. Castle died in San
Francisco on October 27 at the age
of 80 years.
Mr. Castle came to Alaska in the
early gold rush days and spent
some time at Nome. He held gov
ernment positions in Juneau after
ward and was District Clerk at
V'aldez before coming to Fair
banks. He was District Clerk
here from July, 1932, until July,
1935
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT, CAPE
NOME PRECINCT, SECOND
DIVISION, TERRITORY OF I
ALASKA.
No. 681
NOTICE OF HEARING AND
SETTLEMENT OF FINAL
l 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 i
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 j
will be heard at this time.
Dated the 18th day of Febru- ,
ary, 1944.
JESSE D. FLAHERTY,
Executor.
Feb. 21-28-Mar. 6-13.
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Gym tonight. 7:00 to 9:00-p. m.
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(Tuesday) night. Important that
every member be present.
CAPT. BRONSON. Adj.
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ners. Call Nugget office.
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