AIRLINES
Alaska Airlines
Passengers arrivingfrom Anch
orage with the Alaska Airlines
were Rev. and Mrs. M. Day.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph Kehoe, D.
C. Bobbitt. M. Thomas, David
Russell, V. N. Anderson, L. Bier
man, and Thor Oleson.
Departing passengers for Anch
orage were Lt. Stiles. Pvt Putt
man, Jack Bullock. Sgt. Hertzig,
A. Syverson, Lee Campbell. Capt.
Lowler, and for Unalakleet Cam
ille Guimond.
Pan American Airways
Arriving from Seattle with the
Pan American plane Friday nieht
were Guy Mish, Jeanette Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Harvey,
Emily Dodge. Major Campbell,
Lloyd Strid. Mr. and Mrs. C.
Kammerer, Wm. Parsons. Alf Sv
verson, Lee Campbell and June
Gasser.
Departing passengers were U.
Perchich and Ed Goodmanson
for Fairbanks.
Wnen Alaska Airlines
Wien Alaska Airlines made a
trip to Kotzebue Friday with A.
Ferrera, Carl Newman and Don
Cross forCandle.
Dr. Von Weidel and Don Em
mons were taken to Kotzebue on
Saturday. Beverly Morgan was
a returning passenger from Kotz
ebue and Clara Curran was a
passenger from Solomon.
M. Penrod and Grayce Burley
were taken to Teller Mission on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Harvey are
enroute to Dahl Creek today.
Post Personalities
Post Headquarters today an
nounced the promotion of S/Sgt.
Max Schneider, Acting First Ser
geant of the Detachment of E ig
ineers.
Entering the Army in October
1944 from Sabetha, Kansas, he
completed both Infantry and Mil
itary Police basic training at Camp
Robinson, Arkansas. In April
1945 he arrived at Adak and was
assigned to the 331st Engineer
Construction Battalion. Sergeant
Schneider is a heavy equipment
and cat train operator, having
done much of this type of work
required in the Seward Peninsular
projects.
Sergeant Schneider, in civilian
life, was a heavy equipment mov
er with Watson Bros. Transport
ation Co. of Omaha, Nebraska
and just prior to induction was
preparing to go into his own bus
iness. On the post he is well
known as a hard-working soldier
who believes in fair play and his
ability to beat Sergeant Blaster
void on the alleys. In the past
he devoted much time to running
the late Red Cross Town Club
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Wallace Hotel
Dr. Van Weidel, Oklahoma
; City; A. H. Syverson, Spokane;
Lee F. Campbell, Middlesboro,
; Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Harvey,
Seattle: Lloyd Strid, Juneau,
Harold Tweet, Teller; and Lorenz
1 Schuerch, Deering.
i Don Emmons of the Alaska Air
lines made a trip to Kotzebue to
bring down a Waco plane for the
Wien Airlines.
SINGER — Pretty Margie
Hughes, daughter of Frankie
Carle, is a featured singer with
her dad's band. •
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Sentence 58 Nazis
To Be Hanged
DACHAU, Germany, May 13,—
The general military court sen
tenced 58 operators of the notor
I ious Mauthausen extermination
camp to hang. Three others were
given life terms.
The defendants were sentenced
j after the American court had con
i victed them of murdering thous
ands of victims imprisoned by the
Nazis in persecution campaigns.
The court called the defendants
one-by-one to hear their doom.
• The parade lasted 45 minutes.
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NOME ALASKA
OPA REVEALS
INFLATIONARY TREND
Peso Its of OPA Enforcement
activities for the first quarter of
this year reveal an inflationary
trend in Alaska, according to sta
tistics compiled by Enforcement
officials. In commenting on the
trend, officials compare results
obtained by that division during
the first quarter of 1946, with the
last quarter of 1945.
A total of $12,755.40 has been
collected from forty-one firms or
individuals n the Territory on
Treble Damage Claims during the
1946 period, in comparison with
the $8,048.82 in Treble Damage
Claims which the Division inves
tigated and closed against twenty
firms or individuals during the
final quarter of last year. In add
ition to monetary settlements,
court actions this year have been
instituted for injunctive of other
relief against twenty-four firms
or individuals; while refunds to
purchasers of tenants amounted
to $1,138.50 as compared to$l,654.
60 during toe earlier period.
Figures submitted are based on
cases handled and closed by the
Enforcement Division and do not
include the many refunds obtain
ed through the local Price Panels,
it was stressed. Also unprovided
for in the statistics are the actions
pending in court and undeter
mined for either period; how
ever it was pointed out that there
are considerably more actions now
pending than was the case dur
ing the final quarter of 1945.
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PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
Phone Main 94
ERIC NELSON
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME :: ALASKA
WALLACE HOTEL & TAXI
NOME, ALASKA Phone MAIN 55
ALASKAN NOVELTIES
Leather Photo Albums — Totem Pole Candles
Yukon Eggs — Tobacco Pouches
Alaska Map Table Cloths
Souvenir Match Cases — Autograph Albums
Leather Souvenir Cigarette Cases
George Ahgupuk Playing Cards
NOME DRUG STORE
Waok Days — Hours — Sundays
9 A.M. io 8 P.M. 12 Noon to 7 P.M.
BOYD HARWOOD GLADYS SEEDS