<s:: =====
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers on the Pan
American plane was Emerson
"Bassett, operation manager for
the P.A.A. for this division. Out
going passengers were Dan Noon
<an, Walton Ahmaogak and
"Blanche Havercamp.
WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Chuck West made to trip
to Kotzebue and Point Hope on
-Saturday. Margery McCormick
^vas a passenger to Kotzebue. An
other trip was made to Kotzebue
and Dereing with Mr. Bryam for
“the C.A.A. and Mr. J. Fagerson
for Deering. Sid Rood was a re
turning passenger from ‘Deering.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Pilot Gordon McKenzie made
the regular mail run to Kotzebue
on Saturday and to Shismaref on
Sunday. Pilot Totten made a trip
to Fairbanks today with express.
Pilot MacKenzie left for Anchor
age with express.
A ONE JOB MAN
NANCY, France—Most men get
new jobs in the Army, but not
Cpl. Alwin Katz, of New York
City. In civilian life, he was as
sistant head waiter at the Ritz in
New York. Now he waits on gen
eral’s mess. His customers aren’t
much different, however. In one
week recently he1 served Bing
Crosby and Archbishop Spellman.
w
I NEVADA BAR
[
HARRY GABRIELSON, Prop.
!•
, POLAR CURIO
Ivory Of I /r~\ F) Jewelry
Gifts N I I I I Watches
Souvenirs Diamonds
Alaska Nugget and Ivory Jewelry
MOTHER’S DAY GIFTS
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Acting solely as agents for the United States of America, acting
by and through the Administrator, War Shipping Administration.
m ■ t »
PASSENGER SHIP
Will handle Cold Storage and Passengers for Nome
and Teller.
FREIGHTER
Will handle General Freight for
Nome, Solomon, Golovin, Unalakleet, St. Michael
r
All orders for freight, including Cold Storage, to
connect with the above sailings should be in Seattle
not later than May 10th.
FREIGHTER
Will handle General Freight for Nome, Teller,
Wales, Shishmaref, Deering, Keewalik, Kotzebue.
AH orders for this sailing should be in Seattle not
later than July 1st.
; EuropeanWarEnds
_
'Continued from Page One*
struggle we succumbed.” Von
Krosigk announced that Doenitz
0
J “ordered the unconditional sur
j render of all the fighting German
troops.”
| The world waited tensely. Then
! at 6:35 PWT. came an Associated
Press flash from Rheims tell'ng of
the signing at General Eisenhow
er’s headquarters of the uncondi
^ • r
tional surrender.
London Wild With Joy
i - •
London went wild at noon,
i Crowds jammed Picadilly Circus,
smiling throngs poured out of sub
I
i ways and lined the streets. Cheers
! went up in New York also. Papers
showered down from skyscrapers.
A sour note came when the
! German controlled radio in
: Prague broadcast and was moni
i tored by the Czechoslovak govern
| ment offices in London, said the
j German commander in Czechoslo- j
i vakia didn’t recognize the surren-1
i
j der of Doenitz and would fight on
until his forces had obtained “free
passage of German troops out of
the country.”
The Prague radio earlier said
that Breslau long besieged by the
Russian forces had fallen.
.
—■ . . • .
LONDON, May 7 — (/P) _ Gen.
Boehme, German commander in
Norway broadcast an order of the
day over the Oslo radio tonight
commanding the troops to lay
down their arms in obedience to
foreign minister “Von Krosigk’s
announcement of the uncondition
al surrender of all German fight
ing troops.”
--
U. S. And Britain ’
Demand
_ ]
(Continued from Page One)
Churchill are reported to have in- !
tervened directly with Stalin.
. Molotov is now slated to quit
San Francisco for Moscow around
the midweek. So long as he is
here speculation continued that j
Russia may give'the conference. a '
sensation by making known her
future plans toward Japan.
The collapse of the German
armies stimulated this speculation
on the main line.
In conference developments the
word spread that Stalin may have
replied favorably to Molotov’s re
quests for instructions on the re- !
view of the regional arrangement
amendment to the Dumbarton
Oaks charter, left over from last i
Friday night’s meeting of the Big
Four. If this information is cor- 1
%
rect then the scheduled meeitng
of the foreign ministers today
could produce complete harmony
on the changse the Big Four want
in the Dumbarton Oaks plan.
9 9
Nugget Ads Get Results.
-j-J
Saturday, May 19th
Frontier Night
Benefit Party
Announcement was made yes
terday by the sponsoring commit
tee to the effect that the huge
Fronier Night Benefit Party cele
bration. originally scheduled for
he 20th of April and pos poned
for the period of mourning is to
be held on Saturday, May 19. Fes
tivities will get under way at 7:30
p.m. and will continue until 1:00
p.m. at the Nome high school
gym.
Additional prizes have been se
cured through the cooperation of
Nome merchants and business
men and the odd Fellows-Re
bekah lodge- committee and will
be announced in the next edition
of the Nome Nugget.
Prizes are estimated to be well
in excess of a total value of
$1100.00 will add much to the
evening’s entertainment and sue
cess and a huge crowd is fore
cast. Music will be furnished bj
the Air Corps dance band foi
dancing and an additional number
of surprise awards are at present
being planned by the committee
in conjunction with the 1469ht
AAF base unit at Nome.
_
V.
May And December
Marriage And Maybe Not
HUTCHINSON, Kans.—“How,’r
asked a 30-year-old man taking
out a license to wed a 16-year
old girl,, can I go about getting a
divorce?”
Surprised Probate Court clerks
quickly xeplained that if he al
ready were married and had
never been divorced he couldn’t
legally marry again. That wasn’t
the case at all, said the man, and
walked out without further ex
planation.
Be Nugget-wise—Advertise!
NEVADA LIQUOR
STORE
LOCATED IN THE NEVADA GRILL BUILDING
H. G. Gabrielson. Proprietor
• * A
GROCERIES
%. 1
» i
We Still Have A Large Stock .
% +
Of -r V... •
“ GOOD THINGS TO EAT *
g . 4 r
• ' 1 * •
• 1 : - <■-. "
I
> ... t
( < HV V1ERCLAL
COMPANY
SANITARY FOOD SHOP
i
TWO DELIVERIES DAILY
10 A.M. 3 P.M.
Phone Ma. 133