AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Monday evening the plane ar
rived with M. A. Deutsch, station
manager for the Pan American at
Fairbanks. Departing passengers
were: C. C. Tanner, William Gil
tis, Robert Gillis, Gordon Wildes,
Qapt. Homer Humphrey, and H. J.
Bernier.
ALASKA AIRLINES
The plane arrived yesterday
from Anchorage with a load of
freight. Outgoing passengers were
Mamie Browner, Harold and Wil
bur Tweet, Mary Schenck, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lewis, Bill Beltz.
Bill Lund of the Alaska Air
lines arrived from Kotzebue with
Clark Andresen and Bailey Covey.
Norman Weaver made the mail
run to Teller. He also took May
and Dorothy Vestal from Shish
maref to Deering and brought
Tom Morris from Deering to
Nome.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Clark Andresen, Bailey Covey
and Bill Lund of Anchorage;
Richard Lee of Solomon.
Polish Church Rebuilt
NEW YORK. <&)—'The Augus
tinian Fathers’ Church of St.
Catherine in Krakow, Poland,
wrecked by the Germans in the
occupation, has been restored
completely, says a Warsaw dis
patch of the Polish Press Agency.
The church was built in the early
14th century.
Hospital Motes
Patients in the Maynard Colum
j bus hospital this week are Ralph
Kitzmiller, Cristie Fundaun, Di
1 ane Blakeley, Henry Miller, James
| Price, Bill Thomas, Emil Laurin,
Emil Cook, Rachel Osicksick,
, Clarence Norman. Walter Simon,
Oscar Panek. Andrew Bango and
Lorraine Ivanoff of Unalakleet;
Olga Aluska, Stebins, Esther Kal
arak and infant daughter, Janet,
born on Feb. 24.
WILLIAM GILLIS AND SON
LEAVE FOR THE STATES
William Gillis, carpenter for the
Nome Builders, received word of
the sudden death of his wife in
the States. He and his son Robert,
left immediately, via the Pan
American, Monday evening.
H. J. BERNIER IN FAIRBANKS
ON BUSINESS
H. J. Bernier, manager of the
N. C. Store, left for Fairbanks for
a few days on a business trip, and
to visit his wife, who has not been
well and is in Fairbarks for med
ical attention.
FINN HOMAGE
TO LENIN
HELSINKI—f/P)—A Lenin mu
seum has been opened in Tam
pere, Finland, at the place where
Lenin and Stalin met for the first
time in December, 1905, at a Rus
sian social democratic party meet
ing which was held there in se
cret. The city of Tampere financed
the museum and the state will con
tinue to support it with an annual I
fund of 300,000 Finnmarks.
Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc.
Wishes to announce that all accounts for
Ferguson Airways after February 2, 1946,
authorized by Richard B. Webb, will be
honored, payable at the Wien Alaska
Airlines, Nome Office.
SPORTS
-
, NEW YORK, Feb. 27, </P)—Jim
mie Hitchcock, former All-Ameri
can footballer and big league
baseballer, has resigned from the
physical training staff at Auburn
to enter politics . . . Jimmie stands
a good chance of being elected to
the Alabama Public Service com
mission in May, but just to be on
the safe side he plans to manage
the Opzlika club in the Georgia
Alabama league this season, win
or lose . . . Felix Bocchicchio,
the Camden, N. J., fight promoter,
did all right for himself by stick
ing to his belief that Jersey Joe
Walcott could whip Jimmy Biv- j
ins in Cleveland . . . The All- i
America football conference is
working up its 1946 schedule now
that Jimmy Crowley has collected i
some dates in San Francisco’s Ke- j
zar stadium.
•!< >i<
Besides being a likely entrant
in the New York invitation bas- i
ketball tournament next month,
the Oklahoma Aggies have re
ceived a bid to play in Hawaii in
April. . . . The financing is doubt
ful, however, and the Aggies!
doubt that even Bob Kurland
could keep his head above water j
if they had to walk back . . . Mex-;
ico will be invited to send a team
to the A.A.U. junior track cham- •
pionships at San Antonio ,Tex.,
June 28, but the promoters of the
meet figure the Mexican boys will
not be ready for senior competi
tion.
* * A
MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 27, (/P)—’The
ones who have been worrying
about whether ball players re
turning from the service would be
able to resume their diamond ca
reers without a great loss of effi
ciency can begin to relax. Most of
the boys are going to ^o all right.
The observation is a considered (
one, arrived at after a fortnight of
watching the veterans perspire
under the Florida and Panama
suns, and talking with many of
them and their managers. The lat
ter, especially Joe McCarthy of
the Yankees, and Mel Ott of the
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By Charlotte Adams
POTATOES BAKED IN A MOLD
4 large potatoes
Vz teaspoon salt
Black pepper
Butter
Peel and wash potatoes, then
mince very fine. Drain and dry in
a clean towel. Season with salt
and pepper. Butter a round mold
or baking dish and arrange pota
Giants, both of whom got excep
tionally early starts, are about
ready to concede that their fears
were groundless.
toes in it in layers with butter be
tween each layer. Fill the mold
two-thirds full. Place a tablespoon
of butter on top and bake in a hot
oven for 40 to 45 minutes. Test by
inserting a small knife. When po
tatoes are soft they are done.
When ready, invert the mold on
to the serving dish. The potatoes
should be golden brown all around
and on top.
HE WON’T EITHER
PUEBLO, Colo.—(/P)—A Pueblo
restaurant has a rubber stamp for
menu cards that requests custom
ers not to ask for a second piece
of butter. A bank teller was sur
prised the other day when he re
ceived a bundle of checks from
the restaurant. Instead of the bank
endorsement stamp, they all bore
this stamp: “Please do not ask for
a second piece of butter.”
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