11 —1
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The regular Seattle-Nome flight
of the Pan American arrived on j
schedule Friday evening, bringing
a load of mail and freight. Outgo
ing passengers were Charles Gus
tafson, B. B. Mozee, Con Yenney,!
Ed Dahlman, Thomas Upickson,;
Charles Caperton, Herb Jenks,
Mary Lucas for Seattle, and Mor
ris King and Adron Peterson for
Fairbanks.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
The Boeing arrived from Fair-1
banks on Friday with a capacity
load of holiday merchandise and
May Larson of Fairbanks as pas
senger. On Saturday the plane
made a trip to Shishmaref and
Kotzebue with a load of freight
for George Goshaw and the Alas
ka Scouts. It returned from Kot-,
zebue with several thousand
pounds of shee fish and Louis
Rotman of Rotman Stores of Kot
zebue. Frank Davidovich, who has
been on furlough was also a pas
senger from Kotzebue to Nome.
Frank Whaley made a trip to
Candle by way of Golovin, where
he picked up John Ost for Coun
cil.
Pilot Peterson made a trip to
Shishmaref Saturday bringing |
back Mrs. George Goshaw, who
was frozen during the fire there,
and also Ward Olanna for the Se
lective Service.
Pilot Peterson made a trip Sat
uday to Haycock, Golovin and
Moses Point, carrying a load of
groceries for Haycock. William
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Mat Larson, Fairbanks; John F.
Culliman, Anchorage; A. M.
Compton, Anchorage; John Cross.
Deering; M. Lovett, Anchorage;
W. Porter and Oscar Swanson,
Haycock; R. E. Rice and Chuck
West, Fairbanks; Louis Rotman.
Kotzebue.
PATIENT’S NERVE
WAS ALL RIGHT
AUGUSTA, Me.—(JP)—A coun
try doctor answered a call to the
log cabin home of a rural resi
dent and saw this sign posted at
the entrance to the patient’s prop
erty:
“Notis! Trespasser will B per
cecuted to the full extent of 2
mongrel dogs which nene was
over sochible to strangers & 1
dubble brl shot gun which aint
loaded with sofe pillers. Damn if
I aint gitten tired of this hell
raisin on my place.”
Porter, Oscar Swanson and Jack
Westfall were passengers on the
return trip to Nome.
'
ALASKA AIRLINES
Alaska Airlines had a plane in
yesterday from Anchorage, bring
ing the following passengers: Sgt.
Donald Buck of Candle, F. R. Zel
ley, M. Eisen, John M. Cross,
Marshal Lovett, Grace O’Connor
of Deering, and Nina Siegfried of
Golovin, were passengers with
Pilot Weaver to Nome.
Outgoing passengers were Mr.
and Mrs Vic Raney and child,
Lydia Savok, Dr. Cowgill, Albert
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw,
and Art Compton.
Hospital Notes
The staff of the hospital has
been busy over the week-end with
several new patients from out of
town.
Fay Olanna is a patient from
Shishmaref.
Mrs. Dahle of Shishmaref is
convalescing and plans to return
home soon.
Don Roberts, son of C. O. Rob
erts of Solomon, who was brought
to the hospital last week with a
leg injury is getting along nicely
and is now up and about.
Another patient from Solomon
is Hazel Paul.
Golovin is represented by Nina
Sigfried and White Mountain by
Mavy Lincoln.
Nome patients are Axel Warner,
J. J. Mcllhaney and Otto Geist.
Mrs. George Goshaw of Shish
maref is being treated for frost
bite.
The first submarine ever to be
employed in war was built in
America in 1776, according to En
cyclopaedia Britannica. This early
submersible of the American Rev
olution, called the “Turtle.” at
tempted unsuccessfully to sink an
English ship by fixing a gun-pow- J
der charge to the ship’s bottom.
Another example of early Amer
ican ingenuity in submarine war
fare occurred during the Civil
War. In 1864 the Confederate ship,
Housatonic, was sunk by a tor
pedo fired from the bow of a
Union submarine. In this case the
submarine itself and its nine-man
crew were lost when water came
in through the hatch.
£) Alaska Airlines feeder
plane bases
■ DC*3 scheduled routes
— Alaska Airlines feeder
plane routes
Only terminal points are shown on the above map. There are more
than a hundred towns served by Alaska Airlines in Alaska.
Use the complete passenger and express services of Alaska
Airlines. Phone MAIN 66 NOME, ALASKA
i
ALASKA AIRLINES
MORRIS KING TO BE PILOT
IN NEW COMPANY
Morris King, who has been a
I pilot for the Arctic Air Service,
left for Fairbanks over the week
end, where he will be employed
by a new company which is being
formed by Frank Pollack. This
new organization is a merger of
| several small companies.
BUY VICTORY LOAN BONDS
TAKE PRISONERS OUT
TO THE STAEES
U. S. Marshall B. B. Mozee, ac
companied by C. F. Yenney, tool
three prisoners, Ed Dahlman
Thomas Upickson and Charle:
Caperton, who had been sentencec
in the U. S. District Court, to «
prison in the States.
Order a Gift Subscription tc
the Nome Nugget for Christmas
NOME BUILDERS
Building Contractors
We Design, Build,
or Repair Homes
or Buildings!
We are equipped
to do the job right
Come In And See Us
Phone Main 61 or Red 152
(Evenings)
Bon Marche
Store
TOYS
TOYS!
TOYS!!
FEATURING
Large ami Fine
Assortment of Toys
TOY TOWN OPENS
DEG 1#
XMAS GIFTS FOR ALL
FOR YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE
Quality Foods, Fruits, Beverages
Fresh Cranberries, Etc.
Deliveries 10-2-5
MAIN 49 MAIN 49
“The Store of Friendly Service”