AIRLINES
Wien Alaska Airlines
Arriving Saturday from Fair
banks were Mrs. Henry Miller
and family, Mrs. Clara Potman
for Kotzebue and Elizabeth Brin
dell and Bernadette D*mers
round trip passengers.
Pan American Airways
, Arriving Saturday from Fair
' banks were Dorothy Halvorsen,
Dorman LaBounty, Fred Crane,
Roy Peratrovich,* Mrs. Earl Coul
thard, and children, Lone Green,
Hugh Paterson, and G. Rogers.
Departing were Mary and Mar
NOTICE TO VOTERS
OF
SECOND DIVISION
REPUBLICANS OPENING
CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS
IN NOME
One Door West Of Bon Marche
“Sure, Mr. Abercrombie, Clipper express rates
are lower, but the bear must be dead”
Pan American flies live chicks, thousands of them, scratch
ing and peeping. But a live, healthy bear .. . with muscles
’way out to here ... is something else again. We fly lots of
furs Outside, but the bear, or other occupant, always has
been removed first. Fur, gold, game—just about everything
an Alaska businessman or sportsman wants to send — can
go by low-cost Clipper express. Get express and passmgrr
information at the address below.
FRONT ST.
MAIN 12
Pam American
World A/rwavs
c'//r ^System of
tle^tiijiny dippers
f
garet Gillis, Lester Bronson, John .
Kelly and Ken Woodford.
Alaska Airlines
Incoming passengers on the Al
aska Airliner were, Robert Twa,
Mrs. Robert Twa, Maxine Bran
ham, Lillian Mullins.
Outgoing passengers were Gust
Suhonen, A1 Polet, Les Culp, Paul
Wagner, Pete Katongan, A. La
Bounty, Barney Crosby and 1.
Robertson.
At The Hotels
Wallace Hotel
Miss Carol MacNab, Leslie
Culp, Fred Crane, Fairbanks; Bob
Bartlett, Washington, D. C.; Miss i
B. Demers, Elizabeth Brindall,!
Skagway; D. B. LaBounty, Seat
tle; Dorothy Halvorsen, George
Rogers, Juneau; Earl Webb,
Anchorage.
PATERSON HOTEL
Guests registered at the Pater
son Hotel are Martin M. Olson,
Dahl Creek; Roy Peratrovitch.
Juneau; W. G. Dempsey, Mrs.
'Lone E. Green, Vancouver, Wash.
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Hospital Notes
Ruth Buck was brought in from
White Mountain on Friday
Children from St. Michaels, en
route to the White Mountain school
were admitted to the hospital are
Mabel Johnson, Mada Abockuk.
Tom Clifford, John Cheemuk, and
Joe Camille.
Joe Mullins of Nome was admit
ted to the hospital on Friday Bob
Omiak, of Diomede Island, was
also admitted.
Sunday,' Lloyd Holt was taken
to the hospital with a badly lac
erated hand. He caught his hand,
between the belt and pulley of
the lathe on which he was shifting
to a different speed. Lloyd is an
employee of the Lomen Commer
cial Co.
Sally Moto of Nome is a new
patient in the hospital.
Jap Sailors In U.S.
First Since War
SEATTLE, Sept. 9.—</P>—Japanese
sailors entered Puget Sound yes
terday for the first time since the
war when five American ships
manned by Japanese crews drop
ped anchor near Mukilteo.
A sixth hhip was scheduled to
arrive today, with a seventh due
about Sept. 15 to return the crews
to Japan.
The vessels are l iberty ships,
loaned the Japanese to transfer
their nationals from all parts of
Japan’s inflated wartime empire
to the home islands.
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(remembered
Jthe date
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RUST CRAFT
CARD!
Nome Drug Store 1
vIENNA FASHION S—New fashions are displayed by
Austrian designers at a style show in Vienna. Left is an Austrian
dirndl in printed cotton. Designed for morning shopping or garden
wear, the print has scenes of the Austrian countryside in red and
green on a blue background. At right is a woolen jumper with
long-sleeved checked blouse.
PRINTING - ALL KINDS - The Nugget
c?c?
Sale of Rum and Brandv at half-price
Ends September oOth
No lay-awav sales - Cash ami Carrv
NOME LIQUOR STORE
ONE LEFT
HD-7 W
ALLIS CHALMERS TRACTOR
Equipped with
BAKER DOZER
... Ready for immediate delivery...
ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION
Sales Dept. Main 111
LOMEN
Commercial Co.