Scliwellenbach
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WASHINGTON, Aprli 27—(/P) j
—Federal District Judge Schwel
lenbach, former Democratic Sen
ator from Washington is now be
ing mentioned for a cabinet post
breakfasted with President Tru
man. Schwellenbach told report
ers later he had not discussed any
position with the President but he
“would be around a few days.”
Congressional circles suggested
he might get either the post of
Attorney General or Secretary of
Labor.
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Buy War Bonds—7th War Loan! !
Captain Lassiter
Awarded Bronze
Star Medal
SEATTLE, April 27—Capt.
Herbert C. Lassiter has been
awarded the bronze star medal
“for outstanding service”. He was
supply officer and staff comman
der of the Alaska Sector from July
1, 1942 to September 1943. Head
quarters of the Thirteenth Naval
District annuonced the presenta
tion was made at the Seattle
Naval hospital where the captain
is under treatment.
Keep the home fires burning
and the front lines firing—BUY
WAR BONDS.
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OUR FIRST NEW DOUGLAS SHIP
‘STARLINER JUNEAU’
. Will Be In Service By
EARLY MAY
• Reclining seats for twenyt-one passengers.
• Two instrument ships for dependable schedules.
• Through flights without stopover:
Juneau-Anchorage-Nome— 3 trips weekly
e North and southbound Seattle connecitons at Juneau.
• Stewardess service Juneau-Anchorage-Nome.
ALASKA AIRLINES
“Alaska’s Air Transportation System”
Phone MAIN 66 FRONT STREET
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Lomen Commercial
Company
'DREAM
THEATRE
NOME, ALASKA
2 Shows, Friday, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
APRIL 27th
FOOTLIGHT GLAMOUR
PENNY SINGLETON, ARTHUR
LAKE, LARRY SIMMS
13th CHAPTER
"PERILS OF THE ROYAL
MOUNTED"
And "HAPPY CIRCUS DAYS"
1 Show, Saturday 7:30 P.M.
APRIL 28th
ACROSS THE PACIFIC
HUMPHREY BOGART
MARY ASTOR
And "MARCH OF TIME"
2 Shows, Sunda7, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
APRIL 29th
“EYES IN THE NIGHT”
EDWARD ARNOLD, ANN
HARDING, DONNA REED
And "ARISTOCRATS OF THE
KENNEL"
1 Show Mon. and Tues. 7:30 P.M.
APRIL 30th and MAY 1st
“THE MAJOR AND
THE MINOR”
GINGER ROGERS
RAY MILLAND
And "OLD MacDONALD DUCK"
1 Show, Wed. & Thurs., 7:30 P.M.
MAY 2nd and 3rd
“WINGS AND THE
WOMAN”
ANNA NEAGLE
ROBERT NEWTON
And "BACK TO SOIL"
Hospital Notes
Thomas Upkisaun and Diane
Price have been discharged from
the hospital. Mrs. Aarnuot Castel
gave birth to a baby girl, Adrian
Victoria, weighing 8 pounds, 8
ounces on the 24th. Mrs. Irene
Perry this morning gave birth to
a six and a half pound girl.
Other patients in the hospital
at this time include Grace Alex
zine, Mrs. Bob Oumak, Mrs. Dol
lie Free; and Mrs. Josephine Na
garuk from Koyuk.'
Three new nurses arrived at
the hospital on the plane Tuesday.
They are: Miss Allie Simmons,
whose home is in Louisiana, and
Miss Janet Thompson and Miss
Shirley Barnard, both from New
York.
EARL TOWNERS OPEN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Towner are
busy opening their home, which
has been boarded up during their
visit to the States. The Towners
spent the winter with Mr. Town
er’s family in Washington.
_CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE—1942 two-door Pon
tiac. Call Main 103.
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I 1st LT. LINCOLN OST WRITES
1st It. Lincoln Ost, son of Lud
wig Ost of Council, writes that he
is someplace in Germany with the
“Yankee Division”, more official
ly known as the 26th Infantary
Division. He took part in the
' “Battle of the Bulge,” has been in
England, France, Belgium and
Luxembourg and is now in for the
j finish. Lincoln was an outstand
ing student in the Nome High
school. He is the brother of Mrs.
Earl Towner, Mrs. A1 Doyle and
Mrs. Mclvor of this city.
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"MISS NOME" ARRIVES HOME
Miss Eloise Beacom, formerly.
"Miss Nome” surprised her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Duke Metro
vich by arriving on the P.A.A.
plane last Wednesday evening.
She plans to make her home here.
THELMA BLAIR IS OPA
REPRESENTATIVE HERE
Miss Thelma Blair has taken
the position of OPA representa
tive which was left vacant with
the departure of Miss Martha Jen
ner. SHe is filling the position
temporarily until a permanent
person can be chosen.
Former Nome Business
Man Returns
Eli Nicola, former business
man, returned today from the
great Outside, where he has been
living wiO- his daughter for the
t ars.
former owner of the
scavenger service which is now
being operated by Bob Kite.
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