AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
The Alaska Airlines Starliner j
with Captains Lund and Thomp
son and Stewardess Branham in
charge, arrived yesterday with
Harold Stromberg, Harry Monroe
John Bradwell and Art Compton
lrom Anchorage, and Mrs. Lind
strom and infant, Albert Lind
strom and Clara Aakak from Una
lakleet. The plane departed late
last night.
WIEN AIRLINES
On Oct. 22 the Wien Airlines
made a trip to Teller and Wales.
Richard Ordway of the Geological
Survey and geological equipment
was brought in from Wales.
Charles Custafson was a passen
ger from Teller.
Angelo Buffus, cook for the Lo
men Company at Teller, and his
small son were brought in yester
day from Teller.
Yesterday David Otton, Ben Dan
iel, and Esther Murray were
taken to Moses Point.
Pilot Peterson made two trips
to Golovin yesterday with freight.
Charles Tom was a round-trip
passenger.
Cpl. Frank Hoika and Sgt. G.
Yakobokvsky were round-trip
passengers today to Pt. Hope. Pi
lot Peterson and his passengers
plan to return tonight.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The regular flight from Seattle
arrived Monday evening with Ar
nold Moeller of Fairbanks.
The plane departed immediately
with Kenneth Beals, George
Bayer, Jack Dowd, Charles An
derson, Ralph Wyer and Don Bur
ros.
At The Hotels
WALLACE HOTEL—
Guests at the Wallace are Art
W. Clark, Anchorage; Richard
Ordway, Littletown, New Hamp
shire: A. H. Waller, Fairbanks;
Dave Thompson, Bill Lund, No
lan Hamm, Harold Shandburg and
Art Compton, of Anchorage.
PATTERSON HOTEL—
Guests at the Patterson Hotel
today are Alfred Bonnett, W. H.
Hanson, Jack T. Jefford, and Al-,
len Huelun. I
WAR SPOILS
FROM HOME
By a Coast Guard Combat
Correspondent
Aboard The Coast Guard LCI
<L> 88, In The Pacific—A Coast
Guard LCI is a small ship, about
150 feet long, and carrying some
30 men. It is at sea for weeks at
a time, and life aboard is uncom
fortable and lonely.
One day on reaching an anchor
age, an LCI lowered its dinghy
over the side, and a young sea
man on the bow watched with a
pair of field glasses as the dinghy
chugged to a large ship a quarter
of a mile away.
He wanted patiently while the
dinghy approached the ship,
stayed a few minutes, and began
coming back. Putting the glasses
down, he said, “Not bad—they
got two sacks.”
The dinghy had gone for the
mail.
“My dear, I never imagined you
would marry the man you did,”
said Gladys.
“Neither did I,” replied her
friend. “I disliked his ways, but
I adored his means.”
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BACK IN S H A P E—Muscle expert Charles Atlas (left)
passes his critical judgment on Fred Allen’s biceps, and finds him
ready for the strain of a comedian’s life.
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