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AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Pilot Chuck West of the Wien
Airlines made a trip to Solomon
on Saturday with Peter Komok
nik, White Mountain with Stephen
Agloinga and Elim with Harry
Daniels. Bob White returned with
him from Moses Point.
Pilot Bronaugh made two trips
into Fox Bar with John Steffan
and merchandise and freight for
Fox Bar Mining Co.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Friday evening on the
Pan American from Seattle were
two passengers: Cinton Thur
mond and Otto Larson. Departing
for Seattle were John Bush, Lil
lian Foster, Mary Watkins, Aletha
Goldner and Lt. Richard Eibson.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Alaska Airlines arrived from
Anchorage Sunday with Pete
Willard, Mike Kelly, O. E. Fisher,
and departed with A. J. Tyrell.
Pilot Weaver left this morning
for v andle. Deer.ng and Kotzebue
on the regular mail run.
The most widely known word
in all human speech may be the
Hebrew expression “Amen,” ac
cording to the Encyclopaedia Bri
tannica. It is used not only by the
Jews, but by Christians and in a
minor degree by Mohammedans as
well.
Vote for
FRANK WHALEY
Candidate for Re-Election
Territorial Senate
He stands on his record. Consistently voting
his convictions in the interests of his con
stituents.
Get a Demoeratie Ballot
PRIMARY ELECTION APRIL 30, 1940
POST NEWS
Pfc. Daniel K. Swon of the
Military Police is recovering from
a tonsilectomy performed iast
week by the Post Surgeon, Cap
.vwii Nalband.
Miss Mary Watkins, formerly
Chief Clern in the Signal Oiiice.
left Nome on the Ft iu.iy night s
plane for a ne.v assignment at
Ladd Field.
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Another contingent of replace
ments, 25 in number, arrived trom
Fort Richardson on Good Friday.
Among these newcomers was Tm.
Sgt. Elmer Sanslow, who will pre
side over the officers’ mess in
place of Sgt. Donnelly who is re
turning to the U. S. for discharge.
Another increment of enlisted
men wearing big separation smiles
left Nome for the U. S. when the
Friday plane took off for Fort
Richardson. Tn°v all enjoyed the
uevpii-ti. v ut .me but me happy
to leave for their separate homes.
Among those who left were
M Sgt. Herbert C. Lord, Jr., of
£.lsworth, Me.; T Sgt. Edward S.
Searing, Allentown, Pa.; and Sgt.
Camr ne A. Soviero, Red Bank, N.
J.
Easter Sunday was celebrated
on the Post witn morning and af
ternoon church services. Approx
imately 300 men and guests were
present at the Easter dinner
served at 12:30. The meal was
prepared under the personal su
pervision of T/5 Hecht and his
staff of merry men, including T/4
Pryzyblowski, T/5 Radcliff and
Merculief and Pfc. Ray and Dan
Smith. Streamers of Easter colors
. i.. j uid.ic.1 irum ceii ng to wall
AIR TRAVELERS!!
On your next trip to Unalakleet or Kotzebue
plan to continue on to Fairbanks via Wien-Alaska
with considerable savin" in fare . . .
Pay $35 more to fly from Unalakleet to Fairbanks
Pay Only $20 more to fly from Kotzebue io Fairbanks
Stopovers Allowed to Fairbanks Passengers
Utilize WIEN-ALASKA’S Dependable Service
Save Your Travel Dollars!!
Contact WIEN-ALASKA AIRLINES
For your next reservation
NOME ALASKA
lrom which the Bugs Bunny car
toon of P/5 Krottinger and Pfc.
Grant’s Sad Sack gazed upon the
diners. '
in me evening “See Here, Pri
vate Hargrove' and the techni
co or “b.ute Fair’’ we e shown at
.ue Scrv Ci. *-iuo.
Tourist—Is it far to ihe next
town?
Native—VVal, it’s piet y far. But
it seems farther than it is, and
you’ll f'.nd out it ain’t.
NENANA ICE POOL
AMOUNTS TO $118,000
A report from Wm. Williams,
manager of the Nenana Ice Pool.s
states that the pool, to date
amounts to $118,000. The count is
not complete as yet and the tickets
are now being counted and sorted
for compiling in book form.
He also states that the weather
has not warmed up and alt ho the
temperature was around fifty
above there had been a cold breeze
blowing.
NOME BUILDERS SHOP
CCLU UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
BILL GILLIS, TONY CARLSON
RAY HAY and GEO. NEWTON
7 a.in. to 6 p.m. Phone MAIN 25
A-ASIiA TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH CO.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE SERVICE
Polar Liquor Store
Finest Assortment of Liquors
On The Seward Peninsula
4k
Phone Your Orders Open From 8 A.M.
Black 138 To 6:30 P.M.
PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
Phone Main 94
ERIC NELSON
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME ALASKA
BLYTHE
SENSATIONAL P£]\§ NEW
Guaranteed to write two years without refilling.
Removable ink cartridge, which can be replaced for
only thirty-five cents.
EASTER CARDS NOW ON DISPLAY
POLAR CURIO SHOP