AIRLINES
Pan American Airways
Passengers arriving with the
Pan American Airways Friday ev
ening were Bill Peterson, Fred
Ayers Jr., Francis Fiske, C. G.
Rice, Mr. and Mrs. A. Florence
and daughter, J. E. Peck, Max
Schneider, Mrs. Joy Galloway and
daughter Susanne.
Departing passengers were Sid
Levine, for Seattle, Dale Dickman
Ed Ford and Clyde Mallory for
Fairbanks.
Wien Alatka Airlines
Cliff Everts, pilot for Wiens, flew
to White Mt. and Moses Point Fri
day and brought in Molly Ivanoff
and Mrs. Nassuk.
Saturday, pilot Peterson made a
trip to the Kougarok with Pem
berton Killeen of the Bureau of
Mines, and Peter Charles.
Sunday a plane arrived from
Fairbanks with the following pas
sengers, Miss E. Stanhouse, C.
Birch, C. M. Dietrich and Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Rude.
Passengers to Galena on the
same trip were R. Black, R. Pewe.
David Power, and Toby Tollism.
Kieth Roberts and Tom Keating
were returning passengers, from
Kotzebue.
The Gene Jack family is here
enroute to Fairbanks via Kotzebue.
An excursion trip to Diomede
Island, to see Siberia, and to fly
across the international date line,
was made last evening, with the
following passengers; Ray Hay,
Tony Carlson, Bill Gillis, Joe
Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Westfall, Ethel Calvin, Chief
Johnson of the USCG., Helen Mc
! Shan, Ann Stoken. Pilots for
the trip were Bob Rice and Cliff
Everts.
Richard Webb and son were
passengers for Nome from Fair
banks yesterday.
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Dave Bronaugh made a charter;
1 trip to the Kougarok for the U.S.
Bureau of Mines yesterday.
Pearl Bragg made a charter trip
: to Candle and return with Dr.
1 Maxwell Kennedy yesterday.
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Alaska Airlines
Incoming passengers today noon
i were; P. Modisett, Don Slater,
I. Ziegman, Stella Howe. B. Mul
ler, George Miles, A. Condon, John
Ivanoff, Capt. Cross.
Outgoing passengers were Tom
Olson, G. B. Ward, and Mrs. G.
Rock.
Wallace Hotel
Guests at the Wallace are; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Jefford, Christine
Heller, Thomas Olsen, John Fan
ning. I. E. Dally, A. M. Puckett,
J. Carlisle, and Mat Parvin, Anch
orage.
P. S. Truckey, Seattle; .Camille
Guimond, Unalakleet; Mr. and
Mrs. A1 Florence, Ketchikan; •
John Clark. J. Peck, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Jack and son, Fairbanks.
Aaron Merringill, Nome; J. H.
Alexander, Kougafok; W. A. Rok,
Galena; Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rude,
Juneau; Kieth Roberts, Douglas.
I Hospital Notes
Mrs. Walter Schioeter was ad
! mitted to the hospital over the
j week-end.
James Larson is a patient in
the hospital.
Mrs Barney Vogan, of Teller,
; has a new son. born on July 11th.
GENE JACK FAMILY HERE
ENROUTE TO FAIRBANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jack and
son, who have been mining in the
Kobuk area for the past season,
are in Nome enroute to Rairbanks.
MISS HELLER WILL SPEAK
TO NOME CHAMBER
The Nome Chamber of Com
merce will hold its regular noon
- luncheon tomorrow, Tuesday, in
the Nevada lounge.
Miss Christine Heller, Nutri
tion Consultant for the Territor
ial Health Department, will be a
guest speaker.
Miss Rude is here on business
from the department office in
* Juneau.
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Dr. and Mrs. Rude
'Seeing Alaska First'
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Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Rude of Jun
eau, are on a two-month vacation |
trip seeing the rest of Alaska., j
From Nome they plan to go to:
Shishmaref before returning toj
Nome.
Dr. Rude is district chairman of j
the Boy Scouts and is planning
on visiting the local scout troop
on his return from the north.
Mrs. Rude is collecting speci
men of Alaskan flora.
CERTIFICATED ROUTES OPERATING
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Sunday Flight • Nome • Unalakleett • Fairbanks
Thursday Flight - Nome • Kotzebue • Fairbanks
Daily Service Throughout Seward Peninsula
CONTACT WIEN-ALASKA’S TRAFFIC OFFICE
For Information and Reservations
NOME—ALASKA
* Phoebe Thrives on Air
SOMERVILLE, N. J. — 4-H Clubber Buck La Fever and his radio
famous Zinnia’s Phoebe are the first to enter in the All American
Jersey Show and Jersey Junior Exposition set for Columbus in Octo
ber. For six months Buck lifted “Phoebe” every day and once a week
on a coast to coast radio hook-up. She grew from 75 lbs. to 365 lbs.
in that time. Buck gained 3 pounds. The All American Show will be
dairyland’s first National production feature since the war. It is
planned along non-profit, educational lines and staged to demonstrate
the feasibility of an All Breed All American in 1947 properly spot
lighting the Junior Dairymen of the land.
NUGGET ADS PAY DIVIDENDS'
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME ALASKA
ARCTIC OIL DELIVERY
Phone Black 76
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NORTHERN
LIGHT & POWER CO.
“BETTER LIGHT . . . BETTER SIGHT”
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Elecrtical Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
Phone MAIN 105
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ANNOUNCING
M. S. SQUARE KNOT
Will sail from Seattle
JULY 31st
For Nome, Teller, Shishmaref
and Kotzebue Sound
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Thomas J. Keating, Nome Agent