AIRLINES
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
A scheduled trip of the Pan
American Airways last Friday
evening brought in Glen Muncy,
Eric Nelson and Robert Williams |
from Seattle. The plane left with
Hugh Gabbard, Maria Upper and
Bill Tifford.
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WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Pilot Schoenberger of the Wien
Airlines brought in the Boeing
plane yesterday from Fairbanks
via Kotzebue, with Clara Gaddie
and Manager Dick Webb. A trip
was made this morning to Gam
bell with mail and Lt. Neil and
Douglas Johnson as passengers. It
will return and leave for Fair
banks tonight.
Pilot Bronaugh made a trip this
this morning to Shishmaref with
Ereda Olanna and Harry Beltz.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving yesterday from An
chorage with the Alaska Airlines
were Allie Emmons and Lt. Roy
Connor. Departing were Lt. Mc
Neil, Jack Westfall, Joe Baldridge
and Lt. Rich.
Pilot Steve Martino left this
morning on the Kotzebue mail
run.
The average age of the rabbit is
from seven to eight years.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Barney Vogen, Teller; C. L.
Dempsey, R. P. Dempsey, Beaver
Creek; Margurita Ria, Kotzebue;
Cliff Barnhill, M. P. Lovett, An
chorage; Clara Gaddie, Kotzebue;
F. L. Touman, Cape Nome.
ADMIRAL HALSEY
VICE-PRESIDENT OF
PAN AMERICAN I
NEW YORK — Following the j
regular monthly meeting of Pan
American Airway’s Board yester- j
day, Mr. Juan T. Trippe, presi- j
dent, announced that Admiral
William F. Halsey, Jr., had been j
elected vice president in charge of j
the system’s transpacific services, j
Admiral Halsey, who will be j
senior Pan American officer on
the Pacific Coast, will have directi
charge of the system’s services to |
Honolulu and Australia as well as j
the new service which Pan Amer
ican is planning to Japan and the j
Orient.
Admiral Halsey will take over
his new duties next month upon
completion of his navy assign-'
ment from the United States
Navy. His wide knowledge of this j
area and his great interest in de
veloping American trade with the i
Orient will be of great value in
the expansion of Pan American
services throughout the Pacific*
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THEY DON'T I TWE THIS
AROUND WES P F OINT
LEXINGTON, va., (/P)—Allison
T. <Pooley> Hubert, former Ala
bama grid ace and now head foot
ball coach at Virginia Military In
stitute, tells this one on himself.
It seems that Hubert got into a
football discussion with an Army
officer, who finally got around to
asking what team he played on.
“Alabama,” Hubert returned.
“And what team did you play
on?”
“West Point Military Acad
emy.” the officer replied.
“I see,” drawled Hubert, “one
of those prep school outfits. . . .”
The Army officer, Hubert added
—hesitantly—was Gen. Henry H.
Arnold.
BEARS PURCHASE SITE
JUST FOR PROTECTION
NEWARK, N. J., </P)— Newark’s
Bears of the International. Base
ball League aren’t taking any
chances.
Parke Carroll, business man
ager of the Bears, announces that
the club has purchased five acres
of land adjacent to Ruppert Sta
dium, the team’s ball park. Car
roll says the grounds will be used
for 4 parking lot and hints that it
was bought “as protection” to |
forestall any new construction i
next to the park.
CHAMBER TO HOLD NOON
LUNCHEON TUESDAY
The Northwestern Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce will hold a nooi^
luncheon at the Nevada tomor
row. Guests will be the mayor and
members of the City Council.
The five Queen contestants for:
the Arctic Club Carnival will also
be special guests and will be pre
sented by the chairman. They are
Ruth Seiffert, Jane Scott, Pat Col-;
lins, Lillian Leyba and Kitty
Kelly.
FLOYD WHEELER
IN HOSPITAL
Floyd Wheeler is in the Hospi- i
tal, having had an appendectomy
last Saturday. He is getting along
nicely.
Hi! Ho!
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