AIRLINES
Alaska Airlines
Arriving this afternoon from
Anchorage with the Alaska Air
lines were, J. Hoogendorn, Don
Beaudine, Paul Carusel, Bill Hon
eycutt, Aaron Massingill, Jack
Edwards, Shirley Thompson, T.
McGowan, S. Gerton and Archie
Wheeler.
Departing passengers were Hans
Buchser, M. Ferrera and Lillian
Ivanoff.
Pan American Airways
Passengers arriving with Pan
American Monday night were
Herb Engstrom. Donald Engstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Decker, Ed
Zuver, Ed Falsey, Hans Buscher
and Elmer Bonovsky.
Departing passenger was Bert
Calvin.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Joiner flew to Davidson's
Landing this morning with Einar
K. Johanson and Bruce Neilson.
Wallace Hotel
Guests at the Wallace Hoetl to
day are, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Day,
New York; H. R. Buchser, Seat
tle; E. J. Zuver, Seattle; Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Decker, Seattle: Ed
Falsey, Anchorage: Ann Stoken,
Nome.
A tired soldier went into the
barber shop after a 30-mile hike
and slumped down into the chair.
“Give me a shave,” he said.
The barber told him he was too
far down in the chair for a shave.
“All right,” said the soldier,
“give me a haircut.”
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tries, ice-cream cake and fruit
tarts.
GEN. LEMAY
PREDICTS
ANOTHER WAR
BEVERLY HILLS. Cal.. May 15.
- (P»—Mai. Gen. Curtis E. LeMay
39-year-old Director of Army Air
Forces Guided Missiles Program,
asserted today that the world is
very definitely facing another
war.
I He said the United States
i could either prepare for it, or be
: resigned to conquest possibly
within minutes.
In the interview with the cigar
chewing chief of superfort raids
j in the Pacific, estimated the cost
j of the AAFS Program for devel
oping their own rockets at up to
$600,000.
Gen. LeMay predicted five
moves in enemy attack, one.atom
! ic land mines, planted by sabo
teurs, to explode at the start of
the conflict and, two, a shattering
rain of guided atomic missiles to
destroy the principle industrial
areas; three, fleets of man-piloted
weapons to complete the job of
destruction; four, then occupation
troops arrive in some sore of aer
ial vehicles, possibly rockets;
five, finally surface forces reach
the already beaten nation with
supplies and long range rehabili
tation equipment.
The waterproofing effectiveness
of melamine plastics which is
made from bituminous coal, was
recently demonstrated in a dra
matic way by floating paper bags
each containing 50 pounds of flour
over Niagara Falls. The bags were
recovered 167 feet below the falls
with the contents undamaged.
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AIR TRAVELERS!!
On your next trip to Unalakleet or Kotzebue
plan to continue on to Fairbanks via Wien-Alaska
with considerable saving in fare . . .
Pay $35 more to fly from Unalakleet to Fairbanks
Pay Only $20 more to fly from Kotzebue to Fairbanks
Stopovers Allowed to Fairbanks Passengers
Utilize WIEN-ALASKA’S Dependable Service
Save Your Travel Dollars!!
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For your next reservation
NOME ALASKA
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and G a i y Cooper, (ri^iit) accompanied ‘:y * «\ ostiu^o.i, start
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ALMER RYDEEN HAS NEWSY
LETTER FROM DAUGHTER
A newsy letter to Aimer Ry
deen from his daughter, Thelma,
a nurse in Seattle, tells of the
bread shortage there. Somepeo
ple even bought up bread and
stored it in cold storage. She
states that the bakeries are sold
out by early afternoon.
Elmer Rydeen, who visited here
several years ago, nephew of Al
Mer Rydeen, is out of service
several years ago, son of Aimer
Rydeen, is now out of hte service
and is with an advertising firm
Botsford, Constantine and Gard
ner of Seattle.
The letter also states that Ai
Harris, who was in a recent auto
accident in Vancouver, B. C.. is
recovering nicely. a
PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
Phone Main 94
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MINERS & MERCHANTS j
BANK OF ALASKA
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WALLACE HOTEL & TAXI
NOME, ALASKA Phone MAIN 55 «
SUN GLASSES
Polaroid - Oculens - Willson's
In All Styles
CROWNING GLORY - Cold Permanent Wave
SOFTOL CUTICLE SET *
Softens and Removes Cuticle Without Cutting
LENTHERIC - CREME SATINEE
As a cleanser, it is amazingly efficient. It is also
an emollient, a make-up base and a make-up
remover.
“SKY - RITE'' Stationery — EVANS Lighters
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NOME DRUG STORE *