AIRLINES
Pan American Airways
Glen Carrington, B. D. Stewart,
Joe Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Jens For- j
shaug, Edna Wakefield, Rhea
Ostenberg, B. C. Larabee, J. C.
Roehm, Svend Thorpe, Eva Ny
guard, Evelyn Vernon, were in
coming passengers on the PAA
plane Monday night.
Outgoing passengers were Fred
Jacobs, Rev. E. A. Anabel, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Florence and
daughter, Mel Johnson, C. J. Rice, i
Fred Ayer, F. Fiske, Norman j
Stines, Juanita Wood, and Keith
Roberts.
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Wien Alaska Airlines
Pearl Bragg made a trip to Tel
ler and Wales with freight. Rich
ard Webb was a roundtrip pas
senger.
Pilot Bill Peterson made a trip
yesterday to Teller, Shishmaref
and Serpentine Hot Springs with
Arthur Tocktoo.. Estelle Howe
•f Anchorage was a round trip
passenger.
Pilot Bronaugh made a trip to
Deering yesterday with E. C. Bor
en and James Emil passengers for
Nome.
A trip is scheduled for Point
Barrow this afternoon with Mrs.
Edna Wakefield and Mrs. Rhea
Ostenberg, tourists, from Council
Bluffs, Nebraska.
Alaska Airlines
Incoming passengers on the Al- 1
aska Airlines plane today were:
Perry Baker, Mrs. Cot Hayes,
Gertrude Naylor, R. J. Bartoo,
C. Bell, P. M. Peterson, Helen
Cass, Florence Nogle, Mabel Mar
tins, Lula Martin from Anchor
age.
Passengers from McGrath were
A1 Condon, Glen Berry, and Rus
sel B. Adams.
Outbound passengers to Anch
orage were Pearl Bragg and Es
telle Howe, and B. C. Larabee for
McGrath.
Wallace Hotel
Guests at the Wallace Hotel:
Phillip Modesett, Hollywood; Don
Slater, Edmonton; Edwin Ziegman,1
Anchorage; J. P. Emil and E. C. J
Boren, Deering; Neil Warren, I
Fairbanks; Glen Carrington, B. C. j
Larabee, Seattle; B. D. Stewart,1
J. E. Hoehm, Juneau; Mrs. Joe
Carr, Charleston, West Va.; F. H.
Johnson, Moses Point; Mrs. Edna
Wakefield, Mrs. Rhea Ostenberg,
Council Bluffs, Nebraska.
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CAA GROUP ON FLIGHT
INSPECTING ALASKA BASES
A special flight from Anchorage
was made Monday by a CAA
plane piloted by Jim Hurst. The!
party included A1 Horning and
Joe Tippits from the Anchorage
office and the Budget Affairs
Committee from Washington, D.
C., composed of Messrs. Schuyler,
Schwartz, and Olson, and Chris
Lample of the CAA office in
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Lample and Mrs. James
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HOLDS MEETING
Monday evening the Chamber
of Commerce met in the office of i
the Wien Alaska Airlines to hear,
the report of Norman Stines, who
represented the Chamber at the
Maritime Commission hearings in
Washington.
Mr. Stines stated that in his
opinion the steamship companies
in the Alaska trade could not op
erate at the present freight and
passenger tariff, and that they
must have an increase in order
to break even.
In his report, Mr. Stines stated,
the other Alaskan representatives
including Governor Gruening,
Attorney General Rivers, and the
attorney for the Alaska Develop
ment Board, D. E. Scoll, were
opposed to the allowance of any
increased rates, in that the peo
ple of Alaska could not pay any
more than at present, when the
rates are already too high.
Mr. Stines brought out the point
that the War Shipping Adminis-1
tration, which is operating the,
vessels now, is sustaining a loss
for the government, and that the
private * companies could not be
expected to take over the opera
tion under similar rates.
He concluded, by saying that in
his opinion the rates would not
be increased, but that some meth
od of making up the amount ne
cessary to cover the deficit, would
have to be devised.
Hurst completed the party which
left this morning on its return to
Anchorage.
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CERTIFICATED ROUTES OPERATING
Sunday Flight • Nome • Unalakleett - Fairbanks
Thursday Flight • Nome • Kotzebue • Fairbanks
Daily Service Throughout Seward Peninsula
CONTACT WIEN-ALASKA’S TRAFFIC OFFICE
For Information and Reservations
NOME—ALASKA
From Tree*St to Customer in 24 Hours
Selling their entire output te
furniture factories, crating man
ufacturers and flooring distribu
tor* within a 150-mile radius,
the Griffith Lumber Company,
Goshen, Ind., uses a fleet of 5
Fruehauf Trailers to get logs
into their mills and lumber out.
In these days of lumber short
age, the company doesn’t lose
any time. A tree standing at ...- .
7:00 a.m. is cut in the morning, hauled to the mill on a Fruebauf,
sawed that afternoon and delivered overnight to the customers drying
«>»•<<« or Jtilns 100 to ISO miles away.
NUGGET ADS PAY DIVIDENDS'
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OP ALASKA
NOME ALASKA
ARCTIC OIL DELIVERY
Phone Black 76
YOUR ORDERS ARE APPRECIATED
NORTHERN
LIGHT & POWER CO.
“BETTER LIGHT . . . BETTER SIGHT”
G.-E. Mazda Lamps Refrigerators .
Elecrtical Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
Phone MAIN 105
ANNOUNCING
M. S. SQUARE KNOT
Will sail from Seattle
JULY 31st
For Nome, Teller, Shishmaref
and Kotzebue Sound
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
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Thomas J. Keating, Nome Agent