AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming pasengers last Friday
evening from Seattle were Eunice
Selid, Robert Sanford, Foster
Bain, Marjorie Bogard, Mr. and
Mrs. Silas Miller, Glenn Burrell,
Mildred Nelson, Edward Nelson,
Harriet Amundson and Roald
Amundson.
Outgoing passengers were Don
Nielson, Ed Goodmunson, Char
maine Morris, A1 Johnson, Maria
Swanson, Selma Swanson, John
McAllister, Clarence Dorflinger,
Frde Forbush, Dr. and Mrs. Les
ter Long, Robert Black, A1 Hag
gberg. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Miller
were round trip passengers.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Incoming passengers from An
chorage last Saturday morning
were Rena Blockman and Eunice
Logan. Outgoing pasengers were
Claude Young, George Becket,
Mrs. A. Polet.
Pilot Weaver made a trip to
Bethel on Sunday with Messrs.
Mayor and Loderbock for this
point.
WIEN AIRLINES
Last Friday Pilot Whaley made
three trips to Council, White
Mountain and Golovin with John
Dufresne for Council and John
Hackberg from Haycock to Nome.
Pilot Peterson flew to Unala
kleet, Haycock and Moses Point
with R. T. Randolph, postal in
spector for Haycock, and Mr. and
Mrs. W. Lindstrom for Unalakleet.
Robert Black of the Geodetic Sur
vey waff a passenger from Hay
cock to Nome.
On Saturday Pilot Whaley took
Mrs. Washington Olanna and Mrs.
Ralph Olanna to Shismaref. Postal
Inspector R. T. Randolph was a
round trip passenger to Solomon
and Golovin. Jack Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Westfall were
passengers to Golovin on Satur
day and returned on Sunday.
Mining engineers Dr. Foster
Bain and Robert Sanford were
passengers to Shungnak.
Leo Bagley, Internal Revenue
Inspector made a trip from Deer
ing to Candle.
Harry Nelson of the C.A.A. re
turned to Nome from Kotzebue,
where he has been for several
days. Mr. Richard Webb was a
roundtrip passenger.
RAINBOW SKYWAYS NEWS
Don Track well, CAA radio op
erator sprouted wings last Wed
nesday when he made his first
solo flight. Don completed his
preliminary training in a short
time.
MacArthur May Be
Allied Commander
In Janan
WASHINGTON. Aue. l.W>P)—
General MacArthur is the front
runner in the rumor derby as to
who will be the Allied Supreme
Commander to accept the Japs’
surrender and to give the Emper
or orders.
The decision may not be known
until the surrender is final. Ad
miral Nimitz and General Mar
shall are the only others given
a chance to accept the surrender,
and they are far behind. White
House aides won’t go beyond the
report that the Commander will
be an American.
Maryland and Massachusetts
have capitol buildings dating from
before the Revolution.
Fly in Comfort... and for LESS
Now, Lower Rates in Effect
Yes, it’s true that you can fly to any place in Alaska at
rates that mean big savings to you. And you fly in all the
comfort of the Douglas Starliners!
Freight Rates Down, Too
All freight rates have been reduced considerably. Get it
there faster via Alaska Airlines. And, Mr. Businessman, it
will pay you to check with our ticket agent regarding space
available freight rates.
Check These Fares
From Nome to
Anchorage $60.00
Fairbanks 60.00
Juneau 120.00
Homer 84.00
McGrath 56.00
Naknek 120.00
Bethel 100.00
Tax Not Included
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ALASKA AIRLINES
FRIDAY GAMES
National League
St. Louis 5, New York 2. Cin
cinnati 4. Brooklyn 9. Chicago 1,
Boston 2. Pittsburgh 10, 1; Phila
delphia 2, 6.
American League
New York 10. Cleveland 4.
Washington 3, Chicago 6 Boston
9, Detroit 0. Philadelphia 1. 13;
St. Louis 2. 14.
Pacific Coast League
Hollywood 1, Los Angeles 7.
Sacramento 4, San Diego 9. Seat
tle 7, Portland 3. San Francisco 4,
Oakland 5.
SATURDAY GAMES
American League
New York 3, Cleveland 5. Chi
cago 2, Washington 11. Boston 4,
Detroit 5. Only games scheduled.
~~ National League
-Cmcimrati 2, Brooklyn Chi
cago 8, Boston 0. S.t Louis 1, New
York 10. Only games scheduled.
Pacific Coast League
Portland 11, Seattle 1. Holly
wood 18, Los Angeles 0. San Fran
cisco 4, Oakland 0. San Diego 10,
Sacramento 7.
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SUNDAY GAMES
American League
Philadelphia 7, 3; Chicago 0, 5.
New York 6, 2: Detroit 9, 8. Bos
! ton 7. 2; Cleveland 1, 8. Washing
I ton 9, 1; St. Louis 5, 4.
National League
Pittsburgh 6, 3; Boston 7, 0. Cin
cinnati 2, 5; New York 3, 6. Chi
cago 4, 12; Philadelphia 3, 6. St.
Louis 3, 3; Brooklyn 7, 0.
Pacific Coast League
Hollywood 7, 8; Los Angeles 3,
3. San Francisco 7, 8; Oakland 4,
2. Sacramento 2, 9; San Diego 4, 2.
Seattle 6, 5; Portland 2, 2. «
ARCTIC AIR SERVICE
CANDLE, ALASKA
Nome Headquarters — Wallace Hotel
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Frequent trips with passengers and freight between
Nome and Fairbanks via Deering, Candle, Kotsebue,
Kiana, Shungnak, Kobuk and Hughes.
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SMALL AND LARGE SHIPS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS
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