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AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The incoming plane last Mon
day evening brought the following
passengers from Seattle: George
Hellrich, Eliz Appleman, John
Hudert, Ed Goodmanson, Blanche
Havercamp, Augie Holmes, Olaf
Lindberg, Aimer Rydeen, Eric
Hay, Charlotte Patterson and
child, and Walter Meeks.
Outgoing passengers were Jess
Fleeharty, Peter Soling, Mrs.
Annette Kitzmiller, Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Groh, Melvin Salter, and Al
bert Heinrich. Ralph Mize was a
passenger for Tanana.
WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Peterson made a trip to
Golovin, Moses Point, and Una
kleet yesterday with mail and
freight.
Pearl Bragg made a trip on the
7th to Unalakleet and Moses Point
with Mr. W. Barnaby of the Red
Cross. She remained at Moses
Point to give flight instruction to
Ron Johnson and Rev. Emory
Lindgren.
Pilot Frank Whaley made a trip
to Kotzebue, Deering and Shung
nak with Harry Nelson and Wal
ter Peterson of the C.A.A. and
John Hulbert of the U. S. Bureau
of Mines.
Passengers returning to Nome
on that trip were Del Rasmussen
of the C.A.A. and Sgt. Barton of
the ACS. Marie Bunday was a
passenger to Nome from Noatak.
ALASKA AIRLINES
The Lodestar arrived Tuesday
from Anchorage piloted by Cap
tain Dugan and co-pliot Dodson.
Incoming passenger was Cather
ine Biers and a capacity load of
fresh Matanuska vegetables and
fresh berries was brought in. Out
going passengers were William
Margin, F. H. Byers, J. J. Scheid
ler, C. W. Swain, John Basley,
Don Gretzer, L. H. Thackerey, Art
Hagen, C. B. Shayer, Betty
Daugherty. Mrs. D. Priest was a
passenger for Fairbanks and Frank
Waskey for McGrath. Julia
Gromtzeff was a passenger to
Cordova.
Pilot Weaver made a trip to
Shismaref and returned with Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Connelly. Another
trip was made yesterday with Lt.
Wilson and his crew of ACS boys
to Kotzebue.
ERIC HAY IN NOME
ON FURLOUGH
Eric Hay, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ole Hay, who has been in training
at Farragut Training Station since
his graduation here from the
Nome High School, arrived home
last Monday evening on the P.
A.A. Eric is now pharmacist mate
3rd class, and is stationed at
Bremerton. He is enjoying his
first furlough since leaving Nome.
MRS. CHARLOTTE PATTERSON
ARRIVES IN NOME
Mrs. Charlotte Patterson and
daughter Frances, arrived Mon
day evening from their home in
Bellevue, Wash. Mrs. Patterson,
who is the owner of the Patterson
Hotel, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Norvin Lewis and plans to re
main in Nome until about Novem
ber. She will take over the Pat
terson Hotel this fall when the
lease to the R. J. Sommers Con
struction Co. expires.
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