AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Outgoing passengers on the
Lodestar to Anchorage today were
Senator Howard Lyng, Dr. S. B.
Scorebrand, William Munz, Fred
Hyde for Anchorage and Mrs.
Susie Beltz for Fairbanks.
WIEN AIRLINES
Wednesday Pilot Whaley flew
into White Mountain, Candle,
Selawik and Deering with express
and Laura Kana and baby and
Miss Barry, all for Selawik, and
Nattie Sersook for Candle.
H. E. Root of the Weather Bur
eau came in Nome from Candle
and Mrs. Bob Kite and Harry
Outwater from Deering.
Thursday Pilot Whaley flew to
Teller, Shismaref, Golovin, Solo
mon and White Mountain with ex
press and. H. E. Root for Shis
maref. He returned with Dr. S. B.
J Scorebrand. Mrs. Mae George was
a round trip passenger to Shis
maref. Mrs. Mary Buck was a
passenger from Golovin.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers on the
Pan American plane Wednesday
evening were Mrs. Mae Bale, Mrs.
Thelma Blair, Richard Webb and
Mrs. R. Nelson. Outgoing passen
gers were John Rossen, Clayton
, Finnegan, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Po
; let and Rev. A. Cappener.
_
The Maid of Orleans was
burned to death in Rouen, France,
in 1431, following the English
conquest of Normandy.
LOCKHEED LODESTAR
—SERVING—
McGRATH—FAIRBANKS
ANCHORAGE—JUNEAU
For Through Reservations—Consult
ALASKA AIRLINES
“Alaska’s Air Transportation System”
Phone MAIN 66 FRONT STREET
/
Lomen Commercial
Company
DREAM
| THEATRE
NOME. ALASKA
2 Shows Friday 7:15 8c 9 P.M.
April 20th
: “BADMEN OF THE
DEADWOOD
ROY ROGERS GABBY HAYES
12th CHAPTER
"PERILS OF THE ROYAL
MOUNTIES"
And "THE DRAFT HORSE"
1 Show Saturday 7:30 P.M.
April 21si
GEORGE WASHINGTON
SLEPT HERE
JACK BENNY ANN SHERIDAN,
CHAS. COBURN
And "ROAD TO INDIA"
2 Shows . Sunday 7:15 ft 9 P.M.
April 22nd
“YOU CAN’T ESCAPE
FOREVER”
GEO. BRENT. BRENDA MAR
SHALL, GENE LOCKHART
Also "STORKS MISTAKE"
And "HEDDA HOPPER" No. 2
1 Show Mon. & Tues., 7:30 P.M.
APRIL 23 and 24
“APPOINTMENT IN
BERLIN”
GEO. SANDERS and
MARGUERITE CHAPMAN
And "ORPHAN'S BENEFIT"
1 Show Wed. & Thurs.. 7:30 P.M.
APRIL 25 and 26
“THREE HEARTS FOR
JULIA”
ANN SOTHERN and MELVYN
DOUGLAS .
And "GOPHER GOOFY"
Housing Committee To
Meet Saturday Evening
The Housing Committee of the
city who recently made a survey
in the interest of better and more
housing for Nome are meeting at
the City Clerk’s office Saturday
evening, to act on a program
which has just been received
from the Federal Housing Admin
istration who are interested in
going ahead to relieve the con
jestion and build about twenty
homes for the community. They
have asked for further informa
tion on sites, maps and essential
facts necessary before actual
building can start. The committee
is composed of Carrie McLain,
Mrs. B. G. Baker, Mr. Ralph Kitz
milled, Mr. J. W. Fults and An
tonio Polet.
TO LOCATE IN NOME
Mr. Paul Wells, who is at pres
ent located at the Wallace hotel,
is opening a painting and interior
decorating shop as soon as he can
find a suitable location. He has
had 25 years experience and likes
Nome so well that he plans on
permanently locating here.
Strock Released
From Theft
Charge
The Edgar Strode case got un
der way this morning in the Dis
trict Court. He is accused of
stealing a wrist watch and twelve
dollars in currency from Robert
Emm on.
At 2:30 p.m. the Jury returned
a verdict of not guilty, whereupon
the Judge, Joseph Kehoe, ordered
the man released from the charge
and the bail ($1000.00) thereon.
The case set for tomorrow at
10:00 a.m. is that of James E. Ball,
to be followed by three other
cases against Rodger E. Cannon,
Edgar Strock, who was released
from one charge today, and Wil
liam Stettinger.
In 52 B.C., the Romans con
quered Paris then the Gallic capi
tal of Lutelia Parisiorum.
Pan American
Announces
Changes
SEATTLE, April 19—</P>—Re
organization plans announced by
Pan American World Airways in
cluded naming station masters of
Alaska, Kenneth Alexander, Jun
eau; Marion Deutsch assistant;
William McRoberts, Fairbanks;
Joseph Morrison, Whitehorse;
Robert Thorp, Port Hardy; John
Frost, Annette; Clyde Smith,
j Nome.
“In the near future we are an
ticipating not only fourteen round
trips weekly between Seattle and
Fairbanks via Juneau and White
horse, but additional flights to be
added to the present thrice-weekly
service to Nome and the once
weekly service to Bethel, should
traffic warrant,” Assistant Man
ager J. V. Roscoe announced.
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