AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving from the States Wed
nesday evening were Dr. and Mrs.
Parks, tourists from California
and Frances Bonovsky.
Departing pasengers were Mrs.
Mary Grill, Charles Fairweather,
C. Yeaton, R. Adamson, Kather
ine Morison, Amelia Myers, Mr.
•nd Mrs. George E. Moody, Ar
thur Hartford, Ole Hay, Helen
Sands, Carl Hanson, Joe Cooper
and Eunice Selid.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Thursday afternoon the regular
trip from Anchorage arrived with
the following passengers: George
Bechett of the C.A.A., V. L. Hoff
man and C. W. Kaiser of the Mat
anuska Valley Fanners Assn.
A capacity load of fresh vege
tables and fresh milk was brought
in.
Outgoing passengers were B.
Truckey, A1 Anderson and Dr.
and Mrs. Parks.
Pilot Weaver made a trip to
Council and brought in L. E. Ost.
Two children of Paul Ivanoff
were taken from Golovin to White
Mountain where they will enter
school.
WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Peterson made a trip yes
terday to Kotzebue and Shungnak
and brought back Robert Sanford
and Dr. Foster Bain of the U. S.
Bureau of Mines, who left in the
evening on the Boeing plane for
Fairbanks. Edith Scammon, botan
ist from Cambridge, Mass., was
also a passenger on this trip.
Yesterday Phyllis Powell,
Mamie Borowder and Bill O’
Laughlin were round trip passen
gers to Pilgrim Springs.
Wednesday afternoon Barney
Crosby, A1 Doyle and A. Jackson
were round trip passengers to
Council.
Pilot Frank Whaley is out on a
charter trip for the Road Commis
sion.
Incoming passengers on the Boe
ing plane yesterday from Fair
banks were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hagen and Mrs. Cousins.
Departing were Mr. and Mrs.
W. Connelly and son, Gene Fugget
and Sister Magdeline Klippen.
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Chinese Issue
Orders For Japs
To Stop Fighting
CHUNGKING, Aug. 17—(IP)—
Chinese war zone commanders is
sued orders to the Jap troops in
their areas to cease military oper
ations immediately and await fur
ther instructions. Domei in Tokyo
broadcast said L»t. Gen. Okamura.
commander of the Jap forces in
China had sent note to Chiang Kai
Shek demanding the Chinese
forces “observe thoroughly the
cessation of hostilities immediate
ly.’
Okamura declared his forces
were “already in a state of ces
sation of hostilities in strict ob
servance to the Imperial com
mand,” said a broadcast recorded
by {IP), but “part of the Chung
king army is still continuing at
tacks on the Japanese.”
A teacher asked her class the
difference between results and
consequences. A bright pupil re-1
plied: “Results are what you ex
pect; consequences are what you
get.”
Fly in Comfort... and for LESS
Now, Lower- Rates in Effect
Yes, it’s true that you can fly to any place in Alaska at
rates that mean big savings to you. And you fly in all the
comfort of the Douglas Starliners!
Freight Rates Down, Too
All freight rates have been reduced considerably. Get it
there faster via Alaska Airlines. And, Mr. Businessman, it
will pay you to check with our ticket agent regarding space
available freight rates. K
Check These Fares
From Nome to
Anchorage $60.00
Fairbanks 60.00
Juneau 120.00
Homer 84.00
McGrath 56.00
Naknek 120.00
Bethel 100.00
Tax Not Included
Phone Main 66
ALASKA AIRLINES
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Lend Lease To End
As Rapidly , . ,
As Possible - i
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 17—iJP)—
All Lend Lease projects based on
war needs will be brought to a
close “as rapidly as possible,” the
government announced.
Foreign Economic Administra
tor Crowley said Lend Lease will
] be l'mited to nations aiding in the
i problems of redeployment of
i Uni ed States Military forces.
B. TRUCKEY. AL ANDERSEN
RETURN TO STATES
B. Trucky, son of Col. and Mrs.
Truckey, who has been employed
by the Lomen Commercial Co.
during the summer and his friend
A1 Anderson left via the Alaska
Airlines for the States to return to
school.
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Alternate; Landing
Field In Alaska
Is Announced > r "
HEADQUARTERS, Alaska De
partment, Aug. 17—-4JP)—An alter
nate landing field is under con
struction in the fog-free area of
Point Spencer, the Army has an
nounced. ,
The new field will supplement
the present landing strip at Nome,
| which often is closed to air traf
fic due to bad flying weather. Sit
; uated 60 miles from Nome on the*
Seward peninsula, the Point Spen
cer field will bring “safe and sat
isfactory” flying schedules, the
Army said.
Basic English is a system of 850
English words claimed to be suf
ficient for the needs of ordinary
conversation and writing.
ARCTIC AIR SERVICE
CANDLE, ALASKA
Nome Headquarters — Wallace Hotel
— Contact —
JOE WALLACE. MAURICE KING or GENE JACK
Frequent trips with passengers and freight between
Nome and Fairbanks via Deering. Candle. Kotzebue.
Kiana, Shungnak, Kobuk and Hughes.
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