AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
In from Anchorage Thursday.
Alex Weiyioumera, F. H. Bunt, C.
L. Ankele, and 1000 pounds of ex
press.
Out to Unalakleet—Frank Deg
nan, and Mrs. C. Towaruk.
To Anchorage — Pierre Chau
peau, B. E. Walls, and F. W. Swan.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming Wednesday—William
Hunter, Mr. Godspe, Lillian Ley
ba, John Tucker, Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Brusseau, and infant.
Outgoing—Jack Anderson, Car
oil Rank. Ira Orton, Clarence
Lund, Paul Ward, all for Seattle;
Louis Buckland, Pauline Kee,
Capt. John Sparks, and Minnie
Kiana.
Incoming Thursday — Vincent
Moder, August Loeb, James Walsh,
Harold Tweet.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Two Wien Boeing planes ar
rived from Fairbanks yesterday,
the first piloted by Capt. West,
with a capacity load of freight,
the second by Capt. Rice, via Kot
zebue, bringing in Jim Gologer
gen, from Fairbanks, and Wm.
Anderson and Delbert Walton
from Kotzebue.
Capt. West returned to Fair
banks last evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Leavitt, who are en
route to Barrow.
Capt. Rice is doing some freight
ing between Teller and Shish
maref today. Mrs. Jenny Thomp
son for Teller, Anna Koonuk. Jack
Hermann, and Alex Weyionna for
Shishmaref.
A trip is scheduled for Gambel
today.
Frank Whaley made a round
trip to Golovin with mail and
freight.
JACK ANDERSON
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
Jack Anderson, operations man
ager for the Lomen Commercial
Company, flew south on the Pan
American Wednesday evening to
be home with his family in King
ston, Washington, for Christmas.
SERVICE CLEANERS
4th and B Streets—Opposite School House
QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickleson, Props.
Prompt and Courteous Service
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ALASKA AIRLINES
DELIVER THE GOODS
We are advised through reliable
I sources that the Alaska Airlines
plane, yesterday afternoon,
brought another large shipment of
j fresh pork (Alaska grown) from
Anchorage. The shipment was de
livered to A. Polet, who says the
fresh meat will be on sale at once
FIRE DEPARTMENT
TO NORTH OF SCHOOL
Last evening at 10:00 o’clock
the fire department was called
out to a fire north of the Nome
High School building. The small
house, residence of Bill Beamer,
of the U. S. Engineers, was dam
aged to the extent of about $100.
by smoke and water, and slightly
by fire in the kitchen. Very thick
smoke hampered the department
in putting out the smouldering
tar paper.
NEVADA FOUNTAIN TO BE
CLOSED XMAS DAY
In order that its employees may
have the day to themselves, the
Nevada Fountain Lunch will be
closed all day Christmas.
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If You Can’t Lick ’Em
Always Join ’Em
TOLEDO— f/P> —Everett Leg
gett, former Marine sergeant, came
through the bloody Guadalcanal
campaign unharmed, then went to
Australia on a furlough. Riding
into Brisbane in a taxi, he was hit
by a jeep and lay in the hospital
almost a year until he was dis
charged from service recently.
As an O. Henry ending, Leggett
is now at the Willys-Overland
plant here, helping to turn out—
jeeps.
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plane bases '
■» DC*3 scheduled routes /
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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
PLRSKR RIRLINES
At The Hotels
PATERSON HOTEL
Wm. W. Hunter, Fairbanks;
Vincent Moder, Fairbanks.
WALLACE HOTEL
Alfred Bonnette, Anchorage;
Harry Christiansen, Anchorage;
E. Courtemanche, Anchorage; Carl
Dugan, Anchorage; Miss Juanita
Sharp, Anchorage; John R. Tucker,
Seattle; E. S. Quam, Fairbanks;
R. E. Rice, Fairbanks; O. A.
Schoenberger, Fairbanks; Vincent
C. Moody, Fairbanks; and Harold
Tweet, Teller.
GIVE TO CRIPPLED
CHILDREN FUND
Each year at Christmas
the Sunday School of the Feck
ed Church has given their Ch
mas offering to some needy i
dren fund. This year the eti
amount collected will go to
Crippled Children Fund.
Sixty-five or more children '
participate in the Sunday Sch
Christmas program at 11:00 a.
Sunday, in the Federated Chur
Two river basins—the Amaz
and La Plata—comprise abt
1 three-fifths of Brazil’s area.
GENERAL MAINTENANCE SHOP
Automotive - “Cats”
Acetylene Welding
READER BROS.
Located Sommers “Cat” Shop
PATERSON HOTEL
• FRONT STREET NOME, ALASKA
REASONABLE RATES
TRANSIENT and PERMANENT ROOMS
Bo Marche
Store
FIVE MORE SHOPPING DAYS
We still have a Large Assortment
of TOYS and GIFTS. j
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We will remain open evenings j
from now until Xmas for the J
convenience of those who work
during the day. We will also be
open this coming Sunday af
ternoon and evening.
SPECIAL GROCERY OFFER
ORANGES • • per case $9.00
GRAPEFRUIT • per case $9.00 j
Deliveries 10 - 2 - 5 .
MAIN 49 MAIN 49
“The Store of Friendly Service”
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