AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers arriving Wednesday
afternoon were W. McCreight, A1
Oerik, Rose Silverman, E. Wood.
Passengers departing on the re
turn flight, for Unalakleet were:
H. H. Burkher, Marie Evans, S. J.
Newcomb, Mrs. Newcomb. Pas
sengers for Anchorage were: G. E.
Knight and R. M. Hurlbut.
WIEN AIRLINES
Passengers from Kotzebue to
Nome on Wednesday were Fred
Hyde, L. E. Ost, Duke Mitrovich,
W. R. Peterson, Gordon Osborne,
Carl Dewey, Guy Mish.
VV. R. Peterson was a passenger
to Moses Point yesterday.
Arriving from Fairbanks on
Thursday were E. Stalder, Leo'
Haggerty, Mrs. Wm, J. Cole, T. B.
Ziegler for Nome and * Mr. and
Mrs. Westbrooke and family en
route to Kotzebue.
Passengers for Fairbanks yes-1
terday were Ed Burke and Jack |
Werner.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Wednesday night from
the States with Pan American
were Father Anable, Elizabeth i
Edwards, Beverly Morgan, Dr. >
Langson. Departing for Seattle
were Mr. and Mrs. H. Wuhrman
and infant, Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
Johanson; Richard Ailak for Jun
eau, Joe Cutler for Ketchikan, C.
A. Huntley for Fairbanks.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
W. P. McCright, Seattle; A1
Jenk, W. R. Peterson, Anchorage; i
E. B. Joiner, Candle; Mr. and Mrs.!
Glen Madden, Nome; Dr. Fred
Langson, Bethel; Tex Ziegler, Ig- j
loo.
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Peanut shells can be processed
into fuel, bedding and plastics.
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A CHALLENGE TO ALASKANS
SEE ALASKA FIRST
Take advantage of WIEN ALASKA’S Excursion
Tour Department
FLY ACROSS THE ARCTIC CIRCLE
To Kotzebue
Visit the many interesting villages along the
ARCTIC COAST on a “Top of the World” Trip
To Barrow. Make a “‘Flight into Tomorrow”
To the International Date Line at St. Lawrence
or Little Diomede Islands.
Special NOME-FAIRBANKS Tour $75 plus tax
EFFECTIVE SEPT. 1, 1946 A Special Excursion
Rate will be allowed on the Flight to Fairbanks.
Passengers will be allowed to stop-over between
schedules—Leave Nome Thursday or Monday
and return on next Flight—After three or four
days in Fairbanks. This privilege will be extend
ed throughout the winter period.
SEE ALASKA FIRST
WITH ALASKA’S FIRST AIRLINE
NOME
A I D E— President Truman per
sonally placed on the shoulder
of Harry H. Vaughan (above),
his military aide, the gold star
raising him from colonel to i
brigadier general.
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FUNERAL SERVICES
ELI NICOLA
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Thursday afternoon Eli Nicola
who was born in Macedonia and
has made Nome his home since
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1905, was buried from the Feder-'
j ated Church by the Pioneers of
I Alaska.
He was buried at Belmont Point
! near his wife and older daughter.
Five Brother Vets
Go Back To School
DECATUR ,111. (A*)—Five HoE
kins brothers—Robert, Quentif
Gerauld, David and Rex—put ed
ucation at the top of their priorit
I list when they were released fror
the armed forces. Now all of ther
are enrolled at James Milliki:
University.
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FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR MRS. PETER SATHER y
The funeral of Mrs. Pet£
Sather was held on Wednesda;
under the auspices of the Pionee
Women of Alaska at the Federat
ed Church. Pall bearers were Free
M. Johnson, M. J. Walsh, A. M
Hartford, A. Polet, Gunnar Kaa
sen, C. J. Lomen, A. H. Nerland
and Ole Hay.
After the church services inter
ment was made at Belmont Point,
near her son Eric, and grandson
John Sather.
MIDNIGHT SUN REBEKAHS
HOLD REGULAR MEETING
The Midnight Sun Rebekah
lodge met at the Masonic Temple
for a regular monthly meeting.
After the business meeting a few
games of whist were played with
the fololwing lucky winners: A.
Polet, Mrs. Richard Webb aiirtf
Mrs. S. David Mazen. Refresh
ments were served by the com
mittee in charge.
SS VICTORIA
at Nome
SS CORDOVA
Will arrive about October 19th
For Passenger Reservations Call
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Thomas J. Keating, Nome Agent
FOR SALE
$13,515.00 Business Bidding,
Nome, Alaska - Splendid location
83 x 23 feet with large apartment up
stairs. Immediate occupancy avail
able.
Contact:
Edw. D- Coffey’- Agent
Anchorage, Alaska