AIRLINES
Alaska Airlines
Departing Monday for Anchor
age were Mr. Timmerman, Snelbv
Hisler, Jack Bjork, Mr. and Mrs.
Brislawn, Betty Hillard, Eliza
beth Edwards and May Caste!.
Alaska Airlines made a trip yes
terday with Andrew Bahls, deputy
U. S. Marshal from Marshall.
Mr. Bahls stated that his wife,
former Katherine Gottschalk of
Nome, is now in Fairbanks in the
hospital where she had a baby
recently.
Miss E. Smith and Buella Koo
tok were brought to Nome from
Unalakleet yesterday. John Pa
den is a passenger today for Kot
n bi:e.
NOTICE TO VOTERS
OF
SECOND DIVISION
REPUBLICANS OPENING
CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS
IN NOME
One Door Wes? Of Bon Marche
“No, No, Mr. Abercrombie, that isn’t what we mean
when we say *Go Outside by Clipper’ ”
Outside means Outside ... not outside! Or are we mixing
you up, Mr. “A” ? What we’re pointing out is that the
Clipper lounge seats in the big, Douglas-built DC-3s flown
by Pan American are mighty comfortable. And refresh
ments or hot meals aloft are part of the fare, too. Passenger
lists are pretty well filled, and advance reservations are
necessary. Make yours, at the address below, just as early
as possible, please.
FRONT ST.
MAIN 12
Pa/v Am erlcaiv
World Alrhavs
W/r System of
lle^l/yiny Clippers
A trip was made on Saturday
bringing Marshall Hoppin, head
of the Alaska Airlines, Mr. R
Peaslee and son, also company i
officials. This is Mr. Hoppin’s •
first real visit to Nome as his!
!
previous trips were only for a
few hours. Mr. Hoppin stated
that his company still hopes to
gain the consent of the CAB for
a permit to operate a through route :
from the States and plans are be- j
ing made to increase the services '
of the Alaska Airlines.
Returning to Anchorage with
the party Saturday was George
Coplen, Housing Administrator.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Mr. Glen Muncy was taken from
Kotzebue to Teller last Saturday
and Larry Amuktoolik was a pas
senger from Golovin to Nome.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Jones and six tourists arrived from
Fairbanks. Helen Myers and
Caroline Brophy were outgoing i
passengers on the same trip.
Mr. T. Verbrugglon, E. B. Skeels,'
K. A. Sheppard were passengers
from Fairbanks to Spencer on Sun
day.
Miss Christine Sorrel, nurse for
Kotzebue, made the trip on Sun
day.
Grace O'Connor, teacher lor
Haycock, returned to her school
on Monday. Charles Moon was (
brought to Nome from Haycock.
Alva Shaglook, enroute to Ft.
Lay, was a passenger to Kotze
bue yesterday.
John Jack and Steve Peterson
were taken to Lee's Camp yes- j
terday.
Pan American Airways
Arriving Monday by Pan Amer
ican were Eunice Logan, Mrs. I
Gordon Osborne and Jane Ben
efeil.
Departing were C. J. Carlson, :
Ted Lyman, Jane Nelson, Rev’.
Anable, Charles Bennett, E. B.
Skeels, K. A. Sheppard.
Arriving Saturday evening
were Mrs. H. J. Bernier. Ray
Blastervold, Robert Lewis, Ann
Vi'er, Margaret Miller, Betty!
Mitchell, Max Bebberman, Ken i
Gillmore.
Departing were Mrs. Beverly
Morgan for Seattle, Bettie Brit
tingham for Ketchikan, Swend
Thorpe for Juneau; Pete Robins
Jessie McCrary, Don Slater and
Don Hammond for Fairbanks.
PATCHED AUD HATCHED
CARROLLTON, 111., Sept. 4—</P)
—Nnie-year-old Arnold Crotchett,
bumped two duck eggs he was
carrying home—one of them crack
ed.
Arnold patched up the crack
with adhesive tape and put the
two eggs under a setting hen.
He got only one duckling—it
hatched from the patched egg.
WM?
4 KNOW YOU
(remembered
^THE DATE
RUST CRAFT
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Nome Drug Store
NUGGET ADS PAY DIVIDENDS
Neill, Clark & Company
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS
TAX COUNSELORS
Office in Wallace Hotel - Phone Main 11
Juneau NOME Fairbanks
Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Popcorn, Nuts, Candy,
Coffee and Homade Pies
HOURS — 10:00 a.m. - to - 11:00 p.m.
at the
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TO BETTER SERVE YOU -
WE HAVE MOVED UP TOWN
You May Now Order Oil
AND
PAY YOUR ACCOUNT
A T
THE NOME HARDW ARE CO
DIESEL OIL SALES
MAIN 129
Ask Us About Our Automatic Oil Delivery Service
ONE I EFT
HD-7 W
ALUS CHALMERS TRACTOR
Equipped with
BAKER DOZER
... Ready for immediate delivery...
ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION
Sales Dept. Main 111
LOMEN
Commercial Co.