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AIRLINES
Pan American Airways
Incoming passengers last eve
ning were, Billy Kostenbader, El
vira Juska, Charlotte Patterson
and daughter, John White, Wil
liam Gilcher, R. J. Sommers, Don
Kinkle, and Annette Jacobson.
Departing passengers were B.
D. Stewart, Russell Adams, Per
ry Baker, I. Ziegmann, Phil Mo
disett, Lawrence Hennings, P. M.
Peterson.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Wien Airlines made a trip to
Teller Wednesday bringing back
the Geological Survey party.
Mr. P. J. Killeen of the Geolog
ical Survey was returned to Nome
from the Serpentine Hot Springs.
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George Miller was brought in
Thursday from Rainbow. He
had been employed by Ed Bel
lows.
Sig Wien arrived from Fair
banks Thursday and left for Bar
row with Capt. Geoffrey Goss,
Mrs. Rhea Ostenberg, Mrs Wake
field, Bruce Wilson and A. C.
Sweet, stopping at all points en
route. Rev. Louis Hudgins was
a passenger as far as Kotzebue
where he will attend a confer
ence.
A charter trip was made yes
terday to Council, Candle, Deer
ing, and Lees Camp, with G.
Brayton and W. C. Bruton, dredge
mining men.
The Boeing plane arrived yes
terday from Fairbanks on a char- j
ter trip for the U. S. Navy, bring- i
ing Commander Roberts and other
navy personnel.
Glenn Carrington departed on
the return trip of the plane to
Fairbanks.
Alaska Airlines
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Inbound passengers today on the j
noon plane were: Dr. Claunch, i
Florence Beaver, Tuk Esenituk,
Pearl Bragg, Mrs. Clarence Bell,
Silvia Bell, Joan Bell.
Outbound passengers were: H. i
Lewis for Fairbanks, and for An
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chorage, I. Carr, Helen Cass, A.
Condon. G. Perry, G. Naylor, T.
Hayes, F. Noggle, R. J. Bartoo,
C. Heller. V. L. Bert, ^Irs. John
Whisenhunt and two children.
S. Ketchetag was a passenger
to Unalakleet.
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WALLACE MCIVOR IN
FROM COUNCIL
Wallace Mclvor, who has been
mining in the Council area, is in
Nome this week on business.
Wallace Hotel
Guests at the Wallace Hotel to- •
day are: Lulu and Mabel Martin -
of Kankakee, 111.; R. J. Bartoo,
Anchorage: Mrs. G. Maylor, Mrs.
A. B. Hayes, Mrs. H. P. Noggle
of Juneau; John White, Seattle:
Max White, Washington, D. C.:
J. Connors, Juneau; Holger Lar
son. Clarence Rhode, Anchorage; j
P. L. Killeen, Spencer: P. D. Kin-!,
kle. San Francisco; W. H. Gilcher, I i
Italian Premier
Disappointed With
U. S. Promises .
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ROME, July 19, —U-P>—Premier
Alcide de Gasper:, expressing dis
appointment in “American prom-1
ises,” said today he feared the
new Italian republic would fall,
if Trieste were internationalized
as recommended by the four-pow
er foreign ministers council.
The Premier described the Tri
este compromise as a “solution”
which satisfied neither Italy nor
Yugoslavia, and said that Italy
was pinning her hopes on the
forthcoming Paris peace confer
ence to veto the internationaliza
tion proposal.
“Italy expended 600,000 casual
ties in the last war defending
Trieste.” he said in an interview.
‘I have a very great fear that j
the new republican government i
will not survive if the compro-,
mise is formalized at the peace
conference.”
He added with a wry smile that
lie doubted if Yugoslavia would
accept the “solution” either.
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\LASKA AIRLINES' BARTOO
!N NOME ON BUSINESS
R. J. Bartoo, executive for the
Alaska Airlines, returned to An-j •
:horage this afternoon. j!
Mr. Bartoo has been in Nome ]
he past few days on company j
ausiness. 1 ■
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Thursday Flight - Nome - Kotzebue • Fairbanks
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ANNOUNCING
M. S. SQUARE KNOT
Will sail from Seattle
JULY 31st
For Nome, Teller, Shishmaref
and Kotzebue Sound
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COMPANY
Thomas J. Keating, Nome Agent