ART COMPTON IN TOWN
ON BUSINESS TRIP
Art Compton, engineer for the
Alaska Airlines made a trip to
Nome from Anchorage yesterday
and continued on to Kotzebue to
day on official bus ness.
MARTHA DOYLE
VISITING IN NOME
Miss Martha Doyle, meteorolo
gist for the P.A.A., stationed in
; Fairbanks, is visiting in Nome
with company officials.
HARRY OLSON
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ARRIVES IN NOME
Harry Olson, representative for
the Alaska Wholesale Novelty Co.,
arrived from Anchorage in the in
: terests of his company.
JOE CRABTREE '
ARRIVES FROM STATES
Joe Crabtree arrived from the
States and is making plans to re
i sume his mining operations at
j Bluff, Alaska.
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Haven’t we all daydreamed about the radios and
home equipment we are going to need and want when
the Pacific War is over? Let’s do something positive
about it.
Buying War Bonds now will make that day come
sooner when our money will buy combination radio
phonographs, cars and refrigerators, rather than field
phones, tanks and “K” rations. Let’s buy more bonds.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINE®
Wednesday a Wien plane made
j several trips to Teller with freight
| for the U. S. Geological Survey,
j Charles Gustafson was a passenger
from Teller to Nome. Two trips
were also made to Haycock with
Dr. H. R. Gault, R. F. Black and
Don Loftus. A trip down the coast
carr'ed Shelby David from Golo
vin ‘o Solomon.
Yesterday Russel Ningeluk was
a passenger from Nome to Teller.
Jack Anderson and Mr. T. Bailey
were passengers to Pt. Spencer.
The Boeing plane of the Wien
Co. arrived from Fairbanks yes
ierday with Gladys Whitmore en
roule to Norvik and Anne Burke
and child for Kotzebue. Fritz
Wine was a round trip passenger.
The plane left last evening with
Richard Webb, Nome manage * for
the company, enroute *o Kotzebue.
This morning a trip was made
to Candle with Don Gretzer as a
returning passenger and Paul
Ivanoff was a passenger from
Golovin.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage orv
the Lodestar plane were Art
Compton and Harry Olson yester
day afternoon. Outgoing passen
gers were A. Condon and Al'ce
Shivers.
Pilot Weaver made the regular
mail run to Kotzebue this morn
ing with Mr. Art Compton as pas
senger.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers Wednes
day evening from Fairbanks were
Duncan McLean, Joseph Leavitt,
Mabel Joule, Joe Crabtree,. Fran
ces Bachman, Ernest Ball, Clar
ence Dorslinger, John McAllister,
Miss Ginger Hastings, and Martha
Doyle. Outgoing passengers were
Louis Erickson, Hernalda Black,
Edward Alyea, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Roberts and children, Ike Taylor,
Thomas Dickinson, Gilbert Skin
ner, L. W. Baker, James Allen,
and Boyd Haines.
Chinese Capture
Liuchow Airfield;
Railway Station
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Chinese forces are battling their
way toward the center of the im
portant Kwangsi province city.
Approximately a hundred miles
northeast of Liuchow Chinese
forces are closing in on Kweiling,
another former United States air
base site.
Girl, boasting to friends—I can
sing “Annie Laurie” for two hours.
Poy Friend—That’s nothing. I
can sing “The Stars and Stripes
Forever.”