AIRLINES
Pan American Airways
Arriving on Monday evening on
the Pan American plane were R.
J. Sommers, Evart Tromley, Gene
Badger, Mary Sprole, Mrs. Mary
Sprole.
Departing passengers were Dr.
L. Monson, Rod Pohl, Walter
Johnson, Jack Chisholm, A. P.
Brandt, Howard Sallaway. Taylor
Teifort. A1 Mayhall, Mr. and Mrs.
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Roy Earling and daughters, Ches
ter Lilly, Dorothy Free and daugh
ter. Passengers from Tanana
were Max White, R. Hamilton and
P. Killeen.
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Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Bronnaugh made a trip to
Kotezbue with Robert Reeken and
Harold Bayne to Cleary Creek on
Tuesday. Yesterday the plane
from Fairbanks arrived with a
load of express.
Today Jim and Beverly Blan
ning and Margaret Peterson were
taken to Kotzebue.
Don Hammond, Bill Teiffert and
Keith Hedreen were taken to Kot
zebue on a sheep hunting exped
ition.
Alaska Airlines
Incoming passengers on the
Alaska Starliner were Ray Bol
ton, Geo. Fenimore, M. Sonthei
mer. J. J. Wheeler, Mae George.
Departing nassengers were Mr.
and Mrs. John Tucker, Mr. Tyke
ward and E. Tromley, for Anch
orage. Doris Cooley for Mc
Grath.
K/H
A CHALLENGE TO ALASKANS
SEE ALASKA FIRST
Take advantage of \\ IE\ ALASKA'S Excursion
l our Department
FLY ACROSS THE ARCTIC CIRCLE
To Kotzebue
\isit the many interesting villages along the
ARCTII COAST on a "Top of the World*' Trip
To Barrow. Make a "Flight into Tomorrow
To the International Date Line at St. Lawrence
or Little Diomede Islands.
Special NOME-FAIRBANKS Tour $75 plus tax
EFFECTIVE SEPT. 1, 1946 A Special Excursion
Rate will be allowed on the Flight to Fairbanks.
Passengers will be allowed to stop-over between
schedules—Leave Nome Thursday or Sunday
and return on next Flight—After three or four
days in Fairbanks. This privilege will be extend
ed throughout the winter period.
SEE ALASKA FIRST
WITH ALASKA’S FIRST AIRLINE
NOME
K of C Delegates
Told To Halt
Communism
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MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Aug. 21—f/P)
—The 2,000 delegates attending the
annual convention of the Knights
of Columbus here heard Supreme
Knight John E. Swift of Boston
last night call for a “Crusade of
Education in Our American Way”
to halt the spread of Communism.
He described such a crusade as
the only way to preserve “Our.
American Ideals” and to prevent
the collapse of Christian civiliza
tion in the face of Communism
spreading from Russia.
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For Good Printing Call Main 125
Hospital Motes
New patients in the hospital^
are Miss Eva Jenewak of Golovin,
Mrs. Eva Havalok of Diomede
and Alice Amuktooluk of Nome.
Wallace Hotel
Guests registered at the Wal
lace Hotel today are K. Ransdell,
I. Holmes. Hoel Karma, George
Sanford, U. Tykeword, of Anch
orage.
Bernie D. Drais, E. I. Carney
G. E. Anderson of Seattle.
M. J. Cronin of Everett, Wash.
C. L. Dempsey. R. D. Dempsey
of Casa de Paga.
E. Tromley of Chicago.
R. J. Sommers of Juneau.
NUGGET ADS
GET RESULTS
WALLACE LIQUOR STORE
A Fine Assortment of Liquors and Wines
Phone Your Orders in to Main 55
NORTHERN
LIGHT & POWER GO.
“BETTER LIGHT . . . BETTER SIGHT”
G.-E. Mazda Lamps Refrigerators
Elecrtical Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
Phone MAIN 105
Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Popcorn, Nuts, Candy,
Coffee and Homade Pies
HOURS — 10:00 a.m. - to - 11:00 p.m.
at the
S N A C TT
HACli
ANNOUNCING
M S TERMINAL KNOT
Will Sail From Seattle About
September 5th.
Calling at the Ports of
NOME, ST. MICHAELS, GOLOVIN
MOSES POINT, and if sufficient
Freight, will call at Unalakleet
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; ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
| ^ Thomas J. Keating, Nome Agent
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