AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINES
Frank Whaley of the Wien Air
lines made the mail run to Igloo
yesterday, and returned with Jim
Kanyak as passenger. Yesterday
he made a trip to Haycock with
express and returned with the
Richard Lee family from Solomon.
This morning Phillip Argali, of
the C.A.A., who has been in town
for dental work was taken home
to Moses Point.
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Grace O’Connor, teacher at
Hay, who brought a sick child to
Nome, was taken back to Haycock
this morning.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passenger with the
Pan American yesterday was
Pierce Walsh, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. Walsh, who recently received
his dishcarge from service. He has
seen service in the Pacific and
has many tales to tell his friends
and family.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage yes-j
terday were H. A. Baugh, J. Lok-!
ken, Lt. Walter Anger. Cpl. Russel
White, W. E. Donkel, and Helen
Hospital Notes
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Mrs. H. Dahle of Shishmraef,
was dismissed from the hospitah
Michael Tavis and Danny Koh
ler had their tonsils removed yes
terday.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Byrdie McNeil, White Moun
tain; John Lokken, Ketchikan: H.
A. Baugh, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Lee, and Richard Lee, Jr.,
Solomon; Don Gretzer, Anchor
age.
SMALL CHIMNEY FIRE
AT FEDERATED CHURCH
The fire department answered
a call to the Federated Church
last evening at six o’clock. The
chimney in the Sunday School so
cial room was filled with soot and
had started burning. No damage
was done.
Wit—What color would you
paint the sun and the wind?
Nit—I don’t know. What color?
Wit—The sun rose and the wind
blew.
Walsh. Departing were Lt. Wood,
and Marsh Lovett.
Pilot Weaver made the mail run
to Kotzebue this morning.
PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
Plione Main 94
ERIC NELSON
Col. Johnson To
Head Alaska RR.
January 1
SEATTLE, Dec. 5— </P> —Col.
John Johnson toured Alaska last
year as an army officer and is re
turning to the Territory as new
chief of the Alaska Railway, suc
ceeding Col. Otto Olson. He said
he would fly to Ketchikan tomor
row.
The Colonel said he came here
from the National Capital, where
he has been in conference with
officials of the Department of the
Interior and others interested in
Alaska. He will take charge of
the railway January first, and
make his headquarters in Anchor
age.
Railroads To Move
530.000 In Month
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5—Army
and Navy have informed the rail
roads that they hope to move five
hundred thirty-two thousand serv
ice men from the West Coast dur
ing December, a rail official said
Saturday night.
The number of cars turned loose
by railroads of the east and mid
west to the west coast movement
has grown steadily, according to
Arthur H. Gass, official in charge
of troop movement for division of
Association of American Rail
roads.
Joe—You don’t want to lend me
a buck, do you?
Bill—You guessed it!
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plane bases *
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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
nmSKR QIRLINES
Alaska Postmaster
Bill l)|> To Truman
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4—it?)—
The Senate, agreeing to House
amendments, completed legisla
itve action on the bill to author
ize postmasters in Alaska to ad
minister oaths and affirmations,
and sent the bill to the White
House. The amendments require
the postmaster to keep a record
of all acknowledgments relating
to the transfer of real property.
BUY VICTORY LOAN BONDS
Lyttelton Censures
Government
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LONDON, Dec. 5—f/P)—Oliver
I yttelton presented an opposition
motion of censure against Britain’s
Labor government with a declara
tion that industry is being kept
'!i sort of a Whitehall twilight,”
instead of being helped toward
peacetime production. Two days
of debate is scheduled in Com
mons on the formal motion of cen
sure.
Be Wise—Nugget Advertise
WALLACE HOTEL & TAXI
NOME, ALASKA Phone MAIN 55
NORTHERN
LIGHT & POWER CO.
“BETTER LIGHT . . . BETTER SIGHT”
C.-E. Mazda Lamps Refrigerators
Electrical Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
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Phone MAIN 105
Bon Marche
Store
TOYS
TOYS!
TOYS!!
FEATURING
Large and Fine
Assortment of Toys
TOY TOWN OPENS
DEC. 10
XMAS GIFTS FOR ALL
FOR YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE
Quality Foods, Fruits, Beverages
Fresh Cranberries, Etc.
Deliveries 10-2-5
MAIN 49 * MAIN 49
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