AIRLINES
Wien Alaska Airlines
Friday afternoon Ina Henry was
brought in from Coffee Creek.
Sunday two planes arrived from
Fairbanks with Robert Veorken,
L. Lane and Kermit Punguk.
Round trippers were Marie Dryer,
R. W. Stahl, D. W. Riggs and Bu
elah Gaugh.
Helen Myers was a passenger
for Unalakleet.
Departing yesterday were Ben
Mozee and a party of five* from
the U. S. Marshal’s off.ce.
Camille Guimond was taken to
Unalakleet, Mildred V . bo and pi
lot Dave Bronaugh were taken
to Fa rbanks.
Pan American Airways
Arriving with the Pan Ameri
can Airways plane last Friday ev
ening were Fmil Kio’rhalm. M.r'.
H. Hallman and John McCormick.
Departing Dassengers were Die
Dillman. Ted Lottsfeldt, Mrs. O.
Tostlebe, Gene Badger and R. J.
Pommels.
Patrons Say
Juke Box Fire
From Hot Jazz
1 NEW YORK, Aug. 26,—(£>>—Fire
men received a call early today
f m the Broadway Inn.
When they arrived they found
the juke box aflame.
Patrons said the machine had
been beating out a steady stream
1 o: not jazz when it suddenly start
ed smoking.
Phone Local News to Main 125
WIE 1
/ALASKA
A CHALLENGE TO ALASKANS
SEE ALASKA FIRST
Take advantage of \\ IEN ALASKA'S Excursion
Tour Department
FLY ACROSS THE ARCTIC CIRCLE
To Kotzebue
Visit the main* interesting villages along the
ARCTIC COAST on a “Top of the World" Trio
To Barrow. Make a "Flight into Tomorrow”
To the Internationa! Date Line at St. Lawrence
or Little Diomede Islands.
Special NOME-FA1RBANKS Tour $75 plus tax
EFFECTIVE SEPT. 1, 1946 A Special Excursion
Rate will be allowed on the Flight to Fairbanks.
Passengers will be allowed to stop-over between
schedules—Leave Nome Thursday or Sunday
and return on next Flight—After three or four
days in Fairbanks. This privilege will be extend
ed throughout the winter period.
SEE ALASKA FIRST
WITH ALASKA’S FIRST AIRLINE
NOME
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Imprisoned
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NUREMBERG, GERMANY —
Shown behind bars here is Frau
lein Erika Krebs, 21-year-old Ger
man girl, who was convicted by
a Nuremberg court of the murder
of Sgt. Robert E. Flannigan, of
Peoria, 111., her lover. The girl
was sentenced to life imprison
ment by the Military Government
court. The prosecution had asked
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I Police Lieutenant
Loses 15 Seconds
To Objecting Wives
CHICAGO. Aug. 26. — </P)— Lt.
Carl Relli has had to amend his
order setting a 30-second time
limit on telephone calls between
State Policemen on duty and their
‘ V* VPS.
The wives objected when Relli,
with romantic sympathy for un
wed members of his force, allow
ed one minute for conversations
witn new girl friends; two min
utes to sweethearts, and two and
one-half minutes to fiancees.
So now wives get 45 minutes.
LITTLE MAN
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 26,—(>P)—
It cost Leonard J. Roesler, 18, of
Grand Rapids, Neb., 117 pounds,
but he’s in the Marines at last.
Somewhat overweight at 300
pounds last spring, Roesler played
football and used bar bells to
to whittle his poundage to a trim,
hard 183.
Hospital >»otes
New patients at the hospital are
Mrs. Paul Carlson, Miss Pricilla
Parker and Carl Apok.
tome o»et oO
Enjoy the whiskey that’s
a* ifc Atwce
OLD 'i
Sunny Brook
Whiskey—A Blend ,RANl>
RATIONAL DISTILLERS PROOUCTS CORPORATION, NEW YORK. N.t • 86.8 PROOF • 71% (RAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS
SCHEDULE FOR BALANCE OF
1946 SEASON
M S TERMINAL KNOT
Will Sail From Seattle About
September 5th.
FREIGHTER - Late in September
There will be no passenger ship this
season on account of insufficient
business.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Thomas J. Keating, Nome Agent