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AIRLINES
Pan American Airways
The Pan American plane arrived
Wednesday night with the fol
lowing passengers from Seattle;
Mrs. Con Connor, Mrs. Rose Anne
Lomen, Loretta Anderson and
son Ronney. Passengers from
Fairbanks were Viola Reynolds,
Lillian Foster, Otto Unger, and
Jane Nelson.
Passengers departing for Seattle
were; Mrs. Lois Davidson and
daughter, Helen Thomas was a
passergen for Juneau. For Fair
banks were Aubrey Hynes. Rud
olph Hoffman, Maj. J. Campbell
and Jake Overbaugh.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Arriving via the Wien Airlines
Thursday were Mrs. Harold Wien
and son Jack. Mr. and Mrs. V.
Lontz for Candle. Carl Neilson en
route to Shungnak. Ed Perry, and
Ernie Hubbard.mechanic for the
company was a round trip pas
senger.
Wayne Holly was an outgoing
pssenger Thursday evening en-1
route to Juneau.
Alaska Airlines
Passengers arriving via the Alas
ka Airlines at noon today were
Col. and Mrs. J. Waters and daugh
ter, Sareh Anne; S. H. Whitfield.
L. Sydley, C. Van Buskirk, W.
R. Lynn. Emily Towe, Mr. Griffen,
O. W. Geist, Maj. Waugaman.
Captain Abbot.
Departing for Anchoraga were
Captain Abreu. Mrs. A. Kitzmill
er and Harry Olson.
Wallace Hotel
George Patton, Seattle; Henry
Olson, Anchorage; Mr. and Mrs.
V. E. Lontz, Candle; Carl Neil
son, Anchorage A1 Daue, Nome.
Hospital Notes
Mrs. Andy Nordlind was admit
ted to the hospital Thursday ev
ening.
Frieda Moto is a patient in the
hospital, from Deering.
WILL FLY BODY
TO ANCHORAGE
The body of Steve Martino,
pilot for Alaska Airlines, who
died suddenly last Wednesday, is
being flown to Anchorage today,
and will be shipped to his home
in Spirit Lake, Idaho, at the re
quest of his family.
He leaves a wife and a two
month-old son he had never seen.
POPPY DAY SET
FOR SATURDAY
Several business houses are in
receipt of “Buddy Poppies” to be
sold for Poppy Day, which has
been officially set for May 25th.
All monies received from the
received from the sale will be
used for hospitalization of Vet
erans of World War I and World
War II. The sale of ‘Poppies’ is
sponsored by the American Leg
ion Auxiliaries.
Post Personalities
Colonel and Mrs. Waters, ac
companied by their daughter,
Sally Ann, arrived on the post
from Fort Richardson today noon
via the Alaska Airlines.
Sally Ann will enter the Nome
Territorial School next term.
Misses Mabel Keefe and Mild
red Rhyne departed for Anchorage
Tuesday. They were employed
in the Air Corps Supply under
the supervision of Captain Bown.
On termination of her contract
on May 31, Miss Keefe will e
tum to her home in San Fernando,
Calif, and will open a shop cat
ering to “Little Women and Little
Men.”
Last Tuesday evening Mrs.
Juanita Nelson entertained a
group of friends on the post at
a supper, the main course being
reindeer steak topped off with a
delightfully baked fresh apple
pie. Among those present were
Miss Tochtrop; Mr. Miller, ARC;
Captain Ankele and Major Rein
bothe. The commanding officer
of the Naval Operating Base at
Kodiak, Captain Lyons, USN, and
his colleague, Captain Oberholt
zer, USN, arrived at the post later
in the evening and joined the par
ty in time for brandy and cigars.
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MRS. KITZMILLER
FLIES TO ANCHORAGE
Mrs. Ralph Kitzmiller, Territor
ial Health Nurse, left for Anchor
age on business, and expects to
be out of town for a week.
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/ALASKA A IRLINE-" /
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
CERTIFICATED ROUTES OPERATING
Utilize Wien - Alaska’s Dependable Service
Regular Scheduled Flights Provided
To All Points Shown
NOME—ALASKA
FAREWELL TEA
FOR MRS. GRILL
Mrs J. Cheesebrow is giving a
farewell tea for Mrs. Emma Grill,
0:1 Sunday afternoon from two
until four o’clock. All friends
of Mrs. Grill are cordially to at
tend the party being given in the
apartment of Mrs. Cheesebrow in
the Dream Theater Building.
Franco Makes • j
Armed Camp
n Spain.
NEW YORK. May 24, —</P»—Gen- j
eralissimo Franco made Spain an j
armed camp by allowing all cit- [
izens to bear weapons to defend
the country “against attack by
Russia'.’ Jose Giral, Premier of
the exiled Spanish government,
told the United Nations sub-com
mittee, investigating the Falan
gist regime.
Hirohito Says His
Government Act
In Food Crisis
TOKYO, May 24, —■(&>-—Hiro
hito declared his governmen
should act immediately to allev
iate Japan’s food crisis, but chart
ed no course for offering the peo
pie hope of quick relief.
This was the second broadcast
by the Emperor; his first was
last August when he announced
the surrender t othe allies.
NOME GIRL RETURNS
HOME FROM MINN.
Mrs. Harold Wien, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hagen, ar
rived home after a two year ab
sence. to visit here for several
weeks.
She is accompanied by her son.
Jack.
NEVADA GRILL
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Breakfast Served at 7:00 a.m. — Close 1:00 a.m.
FEATURING — Sourdough Hotcakes
SILVERIO RUIZ
PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
Phone Main 94
ERIC NELSON
MINERS & MERCHANTS \
RANK OF ALASKA i
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NOME :: ALASKA
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WALLACE HOTEL & TAXI
NOME, ALASKX 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