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condition of the carriers and the
cost of operating new ships was
such as to show that the respect*
vo companies either cannot or
will no* provide monev f r new
ships, although they all s- y. Al
aska needs new ships. Therefore
Congress will have to be nr; vailed
•non t( provide 4hc money >r the
lips » way
to operate them at reasonable
ntes if it wants to kee « VI a ska
m the man. <ac’' r ' • shins
should be carefully plan d for
ec 'nomicnl operation on ;h ' main
antes. Some of the older bot
t >ms could still be used for out
f the way stops.
When we talk in terms of get
ting an appropriate n from Con
gress n the form of a ' sub
sidy or any other kind of a sub
s' ly< it is apparent that t' e nig
gle has just commenced. The
appropriation recently passed by
the House for the WSA -overs
only to December 31st 194a This
means that the problem w II have
to be resolved by December 1946.
Because of this time element, I
spoke against and further con
tinuance of the case and it was
concluded as far as hearings are
concerned. Briefs will now all
be filed and the examiner’s re
port rendered to the Maritime
Commission. We will strongly
urge that no order for a rate in
crease be entered pending con
tinued operation by WSA and
appropriate action by Congress.
JACK WHALEY'S FAMILY
ARRIVES FROM HONOLULU
Mrs. Jack Whaley and family
arrived on tlie Baranof from Seat
tle. enroute to Rainbow Camp,
where her husband. Jack, ha.-- re
cently purchased on interest in
the Rainbow Mines, and will work
with Frank, his brother.
The Jack Whaleys have come
from Honolulu, where Jack was
stationed during the war, while
a lieutenant in the Air Corps.
The family will remain in Nome
for about a week before proceed
ing to camp.
MRS. BARNEY VOGAN
VISITING IN NOME
Mrs. Barney Yogan of Teller, is
a visitor in Nome and plans to
stay for several weeks.
ALASKA TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH CO.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE SERVICE
DREAM
IHEATER
NOME. ALASKA
1 Show June 17 and 18 7:30 p.m.
Monday and Tuesday
BOMBARDIER”
Pa! O'Brien & Ann Shirley
Also ‘Nightmare of a Moon’
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1 Show June 19 and 20 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday
TAHITA HARVEY
Simone Simon & Dennis O'Keefe
Also The Phantom No. 13
and Package for Jasper
2 Shows June 21, 7:15 & 9 p.m.
•Friday
COWBOY and the
SFNORTTA
Roy Rogers and Ruth Terry
Also Cat Came Back
And - Olympic Champ
—•—
1 Show June 22nd. 7:30 p.m.
Saturday
LET’S FACE IT
Bob Hope & Betty Hutton
Also, Roaming Through Arizona
and 500 Hats
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2 Shows June 23rd 7:15 & 9 p.m.
Sunday
CAROLINA BLUES
Kay Kyser & Ann Miller
Also Screen Snapshots No.4.
New Schedules
l~l EFFECTIVE l~i
May 1st
Monday, Wednesday, Friday — Unalakleet, McGrath, Anchorage
Tuesday — Naknek, Bethel.
Thursday, Sunday — Anchorage, Homer, Naknek.
Saturday — Anchorage, McGrath, Bethel.
Daily Flights To Juneau — Daily Flights To Fairbanks
DOUGLAS DC-3s ON ALL SCHEDULES
4
10% Reduction On Round-Trip Fares
-GOOD FOR ONE YEAR
BOX 4 7 7 NOME Phone MAIN 66
No Place Like
Home, Savs Capt.
JIMMY STEWART
“There’s no place like home,”
for Captain Jimmy Stewart, who
returned to flying the Alaska
route for Par \merican World
Airways last month.
During his two-year absence
from the Alaska region, Captain
Captain James Stewart
Stewart has flown both the Pac
| ific and Atlantic routes for Pan
i American, visiting Honolulu, Aus
' tralia, Miami, New York and
Paris.
i “It’s great to be back among
Alaskans again,” said the hand
some pilot, who grew up in the
Territory. People up here seem
j sincerely glad to see you. Believe
me, that old Alaska hospitality
can’t be beaten anyw’here in the
, world!”
Bor^i in Seattle, Captain Stew
I art went north to Alaska with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Stewart, when only a few months
old. His parents and sisters,
Alaska Linck and Margaret Pitts,
reside in Fairbanks.
FAREWELL BREAKFAST
FOR MRS MORCOM
The Home Arts Club gave a
farewell party-breakfast Sunday
morning for Mrs. Thomas Mor
com, who has been an active
member of the group during the
past ten years she has been here,
and is also a past' president of
the club. The party was given
at the home of Mrs. Robert Long,,
president of the club.
SPECIAL MEETING
I
Veterans - City Hall at 7:30pm.
Tuesday evening.
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED—Empty coal sacks in
good condition. Will pay 10 cents
each. Polets Store. 69-tf
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FOR SALE — Wardrobe Trunk,;
Good condition. Call Ma.125.
LOST - Gold nugget pin, ribbon
shaped. Return to Nugget office
Reward. 72-1
GIRL’S Green Sport Coat - taken
by mistake. Call Black 71. It.
LOST - Pair of Women’s Ray ban
Glasses, on Steadman Avenue.
Finder please call Main 12. 2t
SPECIALS
One Week Only
IfTSTi>^-r rn
CHI! DREVS
Slick Suits
Sizes 7 to ! 1 Years
Frozen Salmon
For “QUAK”
Each 50c
Alher*s
Corn Flakes
25e Eaeli
Celery
Pretz Sticks
30c Per Pkg.
Sweet Piekle
Melon
Per Jar 60c
VAN DUTCH
Energy Drink
Chocolate Flavor
55c Jar
CLOSE OUT
Ladies Hats
Felts & Straws
$1.65
A. Polet