AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Alaska Airlines arrived from
Anchorage yesterday with A.
Apockt, Verne Hillicher, Florence
Dalbow, Walter Brown and M.
Jacobson. Mr. Henley departed for
Anchorage.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Wien Airlines made another
trip to Dimoede Island on Monday
taking Jim Karipari. Louis Tung
wenuek was a passenger to Wales.
They made a trip to Dering yes
terday with Sgt. R. Escholt and to
Shishmaref with Sammy Walluck
and Orella Walluck.
Pilot Peterson of Wiens, left for
St. Michaels Monday with M.
Blake and Pvt. Leo Kobuk.
Pilot Bronaugh of Wiens made a
trip to Unalakleet with Ruth
Charles and Mrs. John Kakarak.
He also stopped at Kovuk, Hay
cock and Golovin with freight.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Pan American arrived from Se
attle Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Gillette, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hudert and children
Dorthea, Maureen, John Jr., An
drea, and Christen. Ammon Hat
field, Sam Godfrey. From Galena
Father Carrol.
Departing for the States were
Aldona Kennedy, George Bayer.
Borothy Bender, Fannie Foster.
Samanta Aishanna, Julius Otton.
Some thirty-odd years ago,
when the wild birds egg collectors
were in their heyday, the egg of
the California condor had a mar
ket value of $750 each.
At The Hotels
WALLACE HOTEL—
Russel Marchion. Eric Seaburg,
Robert Bruce. Nome; E. B. Burns,
Cape Nome: Sam Godfrey, Seat
tle.
PATERSON HOTEL—
Warren Haines, Nome: Fred
Jacobs, Seattle; Teddy Johanson,
Nome; Vernon Hillicker, Walter
Brown, Anchorage.
Information Sought About
Missing Persons
The Governor’s Office has re
ceived inquiries about the follow
ing miss'ng persons:
JOSEPH THOMAS—A«* or
62. Last heard from abouf 25 years
ago in Seattle at which time he
intended to come to Alaska. Had
one son who would now be 32
years old. Was a machinist by
trade and had also been a profes
sional ball player. Was a mem
ber of the Elks. Anyone having
information concerning him. kind
ly communicate with the Govern
or’s Office at Juneau.
JENS OLSEN WASSEND —
Sought by Royal Norwegian Con
sulate General. Wassend, 45 years
of age, born in Vinjesvingen, Tele
mark, Norway, was last heard
from in Atlin, B. C., but is be
lieved to be in Alaska. Anyone
having information concerning
him, please communicate with the
Governor’s Office at Juneau.
Discussing the death of a rich
and prominent citizen, a friend
said: “He worked and saved and
wore himself out. His reward is
the finest grave in the cemetery.”
SPORTS
CIP.L GIVES SOCCER
LACK TO THE BOYS
NEW YORK, </T*V— Now that the
',<• a- I? over and men are returning
■'> the r jobs. Miss Lydia Lindgren
says:
“Lot's give the men’s work
b'( !< where t beion s!
“it was all right to coach boys’
:e.im< during wartime.” smiles
t' e Rridgchampton. L. I., High
School soccer team mentor, “but
with male personnel becoming
available again, I believe the men
should resume their former jobs!”
The only woman boss of a male
booting aggregation in the New
York area, and possibly the coun
try. is a tall, dark-haired g rl in
her twenties with a completely
unorthodox attitude.
Even though she has been
praised by such veteran coaches
as Walter Leeman of Yale, and
her team won eight games, lost
one and tied one, Miss Lindgren
feels that no woman should coach
men's sports.
“A person should be trained for
such work,” says she, “and be one
ol the boys!
“I just showed the boys how to
kick and head the ball properly,”
says Miss Lindgren. "Then I got
them in condition. That’s the most
important part of the game—con
dition!”
MR. AND MRS MOE TO
LEAVE FOR MONTANA
Mr. and Mrs. Moe of the C.A.A.,
with their Nome-born twins, have
been transferred to Missoula,
Mont., and plan to depart tomor
row.
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500 miles an hour. It is also capable of flying at extremely high altitudes.
This jet-propelled plane is manned by men of the Regular Army FJ"**
Youna men with young ideas may now avail themselves of the finest
S.chn’cal schools by oolisti.9 i» "-“‘o'.*""'':. Quolil^of ^hoos,
17 to 34 years of age, inclusive, may become Guardians of Victory_
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