P.A.A. Carries
Record March
Passenger List
Pan American Airways carried
i,253 passengers in and out of
Alaska last month ,a 25 per cent
increase over any previous year’s
figures for March, D. E. McMor
ran, regional traffic superintend
ent said today.
“Traffic during the past few
months indicates that this will be
t year of increased activity in
Alaska, partially as a result of ex
pensive government contract
work” McMorran said.
Cargo carried by the Alaska
Clippers totaled 200 tons, an in
crease of 60 per cent over last
year’s figures for March. Fresh
produce made up the bulk of the
shipments.
The Fire Department was called
Hit about eleven o’clock Monday
evening to the residence of Hazel
C’Tupuk on D street. It was an over
heated stove and no damage was
done.
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TEEN AGERS TO HOLD
HARD TIME DANCE
The Teen Agers Club is holding
a Hard Time Dance, April 16, at
the American Legion Hall. The
time is from 9:00 to 12:00 p.m.
Committees selected by the
president are as follows:
Refreshment — Margaret Bjorn
stad, Clara Seiffert and Tom
Tucker.
Entertainment — Irene Gray,
Clara Jorgenson and Olga Hay.
Cleanup — Gary Longley, Dean
Bronson and Harold Bell.
All Teen Agers and their par
ents who would like to attend are
cordially invited.
EASTER LILY PARADE
THIS WEEK j
The Easter Lily Parade for the
benefit of the Alaska Crippled
Children’s Assn, will be handled
by students of the Nome High
School in the foyer of the Federal
Building, Wednesday, Thursday!
and Friday of this week.
This annual event, according to
Mrs. Don Lyle, local chairman, is
in connection with the Easter
Stamp sale. All proceeds are for
the Crippled Children of Alaska. ;
MRS. CHAS. O'LEARY LEADS
IN CARD SERIES
The Pioneer Card Party Series
chairman, Ben Mozee, has an
nounced the following names who
are all in the running for prizes
and grand prizes at the last of the
series of whist games held in this
year’s tournament.
The committee has announced
that the winners must be present
or the prizes will pass on to the
next in line.
Those leading in the contest are
as follows:
Mrs. Chas. O’Leary, 568. Lillian
Schall, 565. Lillie Lewis, 558. Mary
Ellen Walsh, 556. Adeline Ullrich,
552. Anne Jenks, 551. Loretta
Jones, 549. Borgny Reader, 548.
Rose Bronson, 543. Teresa McDon
ald, 540.
Frank Bingham, 563. John Ka
nari, 549. Klaus Hole, 548. Louis
Nashenwing, 544. Maurice Kelli
her, 538. Norvin W. Lewis, 538.
Geo. J. Waldheim, 537. Chas. Pen
nycook, 536. Georgte Bayer, 534.
Roscoe Wilke, 534.
Mrs. Chas. Blachford arrived
from her home in Golovin to
spend some time in Nome, as her
husband is having medical care
here.
'Congress Roundup
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(tion below that of the air force.
I There were no moves in sight to
make other major alterations in
the bill.
Rep. Mahon (D.-Tex.- said “If
war comes soon” the sixteen bil
' lion dollars (a sum double the av
erage total national budget'in pre
war years would be too little.
Meanwhile, differences in an
other bill designed to insure peace
through-strength were being iron
ed out by a joint House and Sen
ate committee. This was the Euro
pean recovery program.
The plan has been approved by
both bodies, but the two bills dif
fer. The big difference is over the
amount recommended to be spent
for the second year Marshall plan
aid for the western European
countries. The House recommend
ed $5,380,000,000, or $200,000,000
less than the Senate.
Chairman Keo (D. W.Va. of the
House foreign affairs committee
said the matter can be settled
swiftly. Chairman Connally <D.
Tex. of the Senate foreign rela
tions committee predicted it might
take two or three days.
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Oil. DIANA: THE MISS THAT’S A HIT
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BUT I'VE DECIDED TO
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CONVENTIONAL.
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WHAT KIND OP CRAZY
BUSINESS DO YOU
CALL THAT/ SPENDING
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fAONEy ON CLOTHES,
CLOTHES AND MORE
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DAUGHTER?/?
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RETURN BUT ALSO AWAIT
5 SYKES ANO HIS TVSKY
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FIND YOUR WAV IN METAL SKY BIRDS
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SHALL I TAKE A POT SHOT OR I
HOLLER "WELCOME HOME,
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OFFICERS CLUB SPONSORS
I AIR SCOUT SQUADRON
! The Air Scout Squadron, which
j is being organized under the
| sponsorship of the Officers Club
; of Marks Field is under way with
1 four flights of boys now ready to
participate.
i The committee from the Offi
cer’s Club is headed by chairman
Major C. S. Shields, assisted by
Chaplain R. W. Fricke, Major V.
I D. Armistead and Capt. J. C. Day.
The boys who have been trans
ferred from Troop 666 of Nome,
1 are as follows: David Bowen, John
• Hudert, Herbert Kagoona, Alfred
, Sahlin, Vincent Aholik, John Nor
flight three has four members,
i bert, Billy Lee, Cecil Elingak, Art
Outwater, Gilbert Ozenna, Nor
man Atuk, Harold Ahmasuk,
Clyde Nershak, Lawrence Okpe
aluk, Clarence Willoya. Ralph
Bingham, John Bell, Frank Shel
don, Joe Felder, Roy Luke, Louis
Kost, Isaac Larson, Richard Pis
coya, Vernon Olson.
Squadron leader is Capt. W. G.
Ambrose and Squadron pilot is
Allred Sahlin. Scribe is Lawrence
Okpealuk and his co-pilot is Clar
ence Willoya.
The boys are divided into four
flights: Fight one has five mem
bers; flight two has six members;
and flight four has five members.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN^THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
SECOND DIVISION,
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE of OTIS E, RANK. De
ceased.
No. 788
NOTICE OF HEARING ON AD
MINISTRATOR’S FINAL; RE
PORT AND ACCOUNT AND THE
DETERMINATION OF HEIRS
AND/OR BENEFICIARIES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Kenneth M. Rank, adminis
trator with will annexed, of the
foregoing estate, has filed in the
above-named Court his Final Re
port and Account and that on the
14th day of June, 1949, at the
hour of 10:00 A. M., in the office
of the above-named Court, a hear
ing will be had for the purpose of
settling said Report and Account
and determining the heirs and/or
beneficiaries of the said estate.
All objections, if any, to the
said Report and Account and proof
I of heirship will be heard at such
time.
DATED this 12th day ol April,
. 1949.
Kenneth M. Rank,
Administrate r
with will annexed.
Pub. Apr. 13, 20. 27. May 4. 1949.
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