AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage on
Sunday were R. E. Collard, F. H.
Chase, J. B. Koutouch and Art
Compton. Hans Samuelson was a
passenger from Unalakleet. De
parting for Anchorage was Mr. H.
A. Baker of the C.A.A.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Departing for the States last
Friday evening were Lt. and Mrs.
Isberg, Nels Swanberg, Jr., Rus
sell Blake, Pemberton Killeen,
and Sgt. A. Gunderson.
WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Rice made four trips to
Kotzebue over the week-end w:th
freight for the Rotman and Magi'w
Stores, which were unable to vet
all the'r supplies this fall by boat.
Another trip was made to Shish
maref with a capacity load of
freight for the Native Store there.
Round trip passengers to Shish
maref were George Ahguouk.
John Fults, and Floyd Pauwok.
Mrs. E. H. Dahle was a passenger
to Nome from Shishmoref.
JONAS JOHNSON. OLDTIMER.
PASSED AWAY SUNDAY
Jonas Johnson, well known old
sourdough, and familiar figure on
the streets of Nome, who has been
in the hospital for several months,
passed away yesterday. Jonas was
born in Sweden seventy years ago,
and is survived by a sister who
resides in Seattle.
Funeral arrangements have not
been announced.
t
Merger Of Armed
Forces Must
Be Studied
CHICAGO, Nov. 19—(/P)—Fleet
Admiral Ernest Jay King declared
Sunday “the best approach” to
the proposed merger of armed
forces would be “a complete,
thorough and unbiased study by a
specially appointed board of civil
ian and military leaders.”
“Our future national security is
so vital that we must not gamble
wit hit, yet without thorough and
comprehensive study, that is what
ha^ty action, or even a compro
mise an on<T conflicting points of
view would amount to,” King said
n an address prepared for the
twenty-seventh annual American
Legion convention.
Arim. King said “Occasional
avidences” of absence of coopera
tion (between armed services*
“have been given far wider prom
inence than many cases of coop
eration.”
“We all know,” the naval chief
declared, “that we now live in an
age of technical advancement
which brings beahtaking surprises
in the way of new weapons and
new tactics. The Navy ~ accepts
i the challenge of this new age.”
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Mrs. E. H. Dahle, Stvshmaref;
C. L. Dempsey, Seattle; R. E. Col
lard, Anchorage; A. C. Compton,
Anchorage.
The value of property destroyed
by fire in 1943 was $331.000.non—
or 21 per cent more than in 1942.
Court News
Leonard Schenk was fined in
the City Court for being drunk
and accepting liquor as a minor.
He was fined $40.00 by the City
Magistrate. /
Charles Green, a minor, was
fined $50.00 for buying and sell
ing liquor to another minor. He is
charged with buying liquor for
$6.00 and selling it to Leonard
Schenk for $10.00. These two boys
are also held on a charge of as
ault on the person of Terrence
Driggs. Two other boys are also
implicated in the assault charge,
kr.ey are Anthony Olson and
Charles Paul. The last named boy
left for his home near Cape Nome
nd has not as yet been brought
to town. All four boys are under
Jghteen years of age.
REV. CAPENER HOLIDAY
MINISTER AT FEDERATED
The Fcderatde Church has se
cured the services of Rev. Alvin
°apener for the holiday season.
Rev. Capener is well known to
lie people of Nome, having been
a guest minister many times at
the Federated Church.
Rev. Capener has announced
that there will be a special
Thanksgiving Day church service
at the church on Thanksgiving
Day, next Thursday, at eleven
o’clock in the morning, to which
everyone is invited to attend for
worship services.
Plans are also under way for
the Christmas programs, which
will be announced later.
Glass eyes were used by the
Romans and Egyptians.
g) Alaska Airlines feeder
plane bases
DC*3 scheduled routes
— Alaska Airlines feeder
plane routes
Only terminal points are shown on the above map. There are more
than a hundred towns served by Alaska Airlines in Alaska.
Use the complete passenger and express services of Alaska
Airlines. Phone MAIN 66 NOME, ALA^K«j.
CHUUK
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Admiral Kinkaid
To Command West
!
j Sea Frontier
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SHANGHAI, Nov. 19— t/P) —
Admiral Kinkaid left San Francis
co to asume command of the
Western Sea Frontier after two
years in command of the U. S.
Seventh Fleet. He has been re
lieved by Vice-Admiral Barbey,
former commander of the Seventh
Amphibious force.
Nazi Chief Has
Brain Hemorrha*
NUERNBERG, Nov. 19—</P
Ernst Xaltenbrunner. former ch
of Nazi Security Police, suffei
a brain hemorrhage in his c
last night, but a spokesman of
U. S. Prosecutors office said
would have to answer char
sometime before the internatio
war crimes tribunal. The trial
top-flight Nazis is scheduled
start tomorrow.
DON’T BE A
“WISH I HAD”
Thanksgiving is coming and Nome is
famous for its hospitality and groaning
tables.
This is (he day to loak your loveliest.
Compliment your hostess by arriving in a
sparkling fresh costume.
Be prepared — Call us today!
PAUL A. MANDEVILLE
(MODERN CLEANING IS CLOTHES INSURANCE)
Need we remind you that we guarantee
Satisfaction with Every Garment?
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