AIRLINES |
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving on the P.A.A. on Wed
nesday afternoon from Fairbanks
■were Ben Koutchak, H. F. Pater
son, Fay Ford, Earl Foggarty,
Charles Rowey, Byran Moatt,
Will Turner, Theo Ferrins. De
parting for Seattle were Harry
and Dick Forsgren, W. Morin,
Barney Rolando, James Bassett,
Henry Harris, Neil Foster, Bruce
Neilson. For Fairbanks, T. O.
Dickinson, V. Cabbell, Marcell
Berbrugghan, Erno Louto, R.
Brown. For Galena, C. E. Perkins.
Arriving early Thursday morn
ing were Will Brunskill and Ed
Claussen. Departing for Seattle
were Mrs. J. I. Anderson and son
Ron.
WIEN ALASKA ARILINES
Jack Whaley flew to Teller
Thursday taking Ralph Alexander
Spencer to Teller, and Walter
Oquilluk from Teller to Nome.
Dave Bronaugh came in from
Candle with Mr. and Mrs. E. F,.
Purdue, and Ralph Krista.
The Boeing arrived with C.
White from Fairbanks and Mr.
■■Granger from Galena.
The Boeing made a round trip
Tto Kotzebue today with S. B. Hill
man of the U. S. Weather Bureau
and Clement Downey and Eric
Briggs.
Dave Bronaugh made a trip to
Candle with C. White and Walter i
Cermaine.
Pilot Jack Whaley made a trip
t» Kotzebue with freight.
At The Hotels
WALLACE HOTEL
Egil Sleevland, Seattle. Erno
Louto, R. E. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Stewart, Beaver Creek. E.
Heffner, W. C. White, Ralph Kris
ti, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Purdue,
Candle. W. J. Brunskill, Juneau.
Ed Claussen, Fairbanks. James
Adams, Nome.
PATERSON HOTEL
Mrs. Hamkins, Unalakleet. Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Brown, Nome.
Walter Gamer, Candle. H. F. Pat
erson, Bellevue.
Hospital Notes
Mr. and *Mrs. A. D. Johnson of
the Reindeer Service are the par
ents of a baby daughter born early
yesterday morning. The young
lady weighed in at seven pounds,
six ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nuopok have
a baby boy born yesterday morn
ing at the hospital.
Milton Fullner, C.A.A. employee
at Galena was brought to town
yesterday for medical attention.
He suffered injuries to his hand
which accidentally was caught in
a saw.
Swiss Respite
GENEVA. (fP)—The Swiss Red j
Cross has brought a total of 75,- i
000 war-suffering foreign children j
into Switzerland, for extended
vacations, since November, 1940. j
WALLACE LIQUOR STORE
A Fine Assortment of Liquors and Wines
Phone Your Orders in to Main 55
Alaska Highway
Not For Tourists
SPOKANE, (/P) — Ame r i c a n
tr jve! officials told the Pacific
Northwest Tourist association con
v nt on yesterday that the Alaska
If.gh vay is not likely to'be opened
.n the near future to tourists.
Even should the military drop
t ontrol of the road, it would take
years to establish accommodations
and refueling facilities for any
volume of travel,” said R. A. Me*
, Mullen, public relations director
for the Province of Alberta, Can
ada.
He said the accepted mode of
1 travel for some time to come will
; be by airplane to Edmonton or
other Canadian cities and then by
| the already-established bus serv
ice over the road.
Max Dean of Butte, Mont., as
sociation president, predicted a 10
billion dollar tourist industry next
year—almost double that of pre
war days, and said “northwestern
states intend to get as much of
that travel as possible."
Delegates from Washington,
Montana, Idaho, North Dakota,
Wyoming, Oregon and Alebrta
and British Columbia, Canada,
are attending the convention.
GALLANTS AS OF OLD
LOS ANGELES. (/P)—When a
dapper young gunman stepped in
to her real estate office and rob
bed her of $12, clerk Norma Ma
sek stepped on the burglar alarm
which rings in a nearby grocery.
In charged Clyde S. Billingsley.
The robber promptly covered him,
relieved him of $50. Then to the
rescue came Paul Lumary. He had
only a dollar, so the gunman told
him to keep it. Jack Smith, the
third to answer, was broke, so the
youth, apparently deciding busi-,
ness was getting no better, locked
the three gallants in a back room
and departed.
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ENJOY A SCENIC “FLIGHTSEEING” TRIP
LEAVE NOME DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS
New DAYLIGHT SCHEDULES to Fairbanks
WIEN ALASKA BOEINGS LEAVE 2 PAL
Mondays & Thursdays
Contact WIEN ALASKA For Your Reservations
And Inquire About
Special Fairbanks Excursion Ratgs
NOME
4 Dead In Labor
Trouble Fire
BALTIMORE, (/P) — A steady
procession of detectives and uni
formed policemen patrolled the
•
Baltimore waterfront today in an
intensive search for the perpetra
tors of the incendiary bombing of
a rooming house in which four
merchant seamen lost their lives
and five othres were injured.
Police commissioner Hamilton
R. Atkinson, assuming personal
! direction of a round-up of every
i waterfront character “with whom
1 we have ever had any trouble,”
described the blast as “one of the
worst crimes in the history of the;
city.” Three of the victims were
Cubans; the other a Honduran.
Throughout the night detec
tives trooped into eastern district
| police station with a constant;
stream of suspects, most of whom
were questioned and released.
Amid denunciations of the
bombing by Mayor Theodore R.,
McKeldin, who described it as
“mass murder,” and other offi
Liquid Fire Made Into
Liquid Soap
The elements of ‘‘liquid fi
the incendiary fuel used in fla
throwers, has been converted
the Army’s Chemical Warl
Service into a soap so mild it
be used in hospitals, kitchens
even as a shampoo. Resuming
traditional peacetime duties,
Regular Army is training ne
enlisted volunteers for work in
research and experimental j3
grams.
cials and labor leaders, the fed<
bureau of investigation was cal
upon to study two warning nc
which police said were delive
before the bombing.
Jesse IRodriquez, proprietor
the rooming house, said one of
notes was thrown through a u,
dow of the house last week
tached to a monkey wrench,
lice quoted it as follows:
"Stop rooming finks (la
spies) in your house, which
owned by Bethlehem steel. Thi:
your final warning.
WALLACE HOTEL & TAXI
NOME, ALASKA Phone MAIN 55
THE SNACK SHACK
Will be open for business as usual Monday at 10 A.R
in the same location.
Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Popcorn, Nuts, Candy,
Coffee and Homade Pies
HOURS — 10:00 a.m. - to - 11:00 p.m.
at the
SNACW
HAC J\
NEVADA GRILL
Breakfast Served at 10:00 a.m. — Close 1:00 a.m.
SILVERIO RUIZ
RE-OPENING
At our Second Location
in our Second Month
“Watch weather bureau forecasts
for notice of our next move”
vrs DRESS SHOP
Hours Phone
10 A.M. to Noon When Connected
1 P.M. to 6 P.M. MAIN 26