AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving Friday were Elmer
Rose, Anna Weokuluk, Lester
Purcell, Luther Brown and Ted
Xangas.
Departing for Anchorage on the
return trip were Carl E. Clark,
Jim Pannos, Mr. Norstram, Mr.
Hillman. Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Potosky were passengers for Una
lakleet.
Byran Reed was a passenger
from Nome to Anchorage on Sat
urday.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Friday evening from
Fairbanks with the Pan American
were Marie Mowatt, Dr. Van
Sandt, Mrs. Petty.
Deoarting for Seattle were E.
**W. Quigley, Mr. and Mrs W. Cre
midas, Carl Maxwell. Passenger
for Juneau was Max Agloogalook.
I>r. E. S. Rabeau and E. Echel
berger were pasengers for Fair
banks.
Saturday morning the P.A.A.
brought in C. M. Ismart and Emer
son Bassett.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
George Kite was brought to
Nome from Shishmaref on Satur
day and Ed Topkok was taken
from Teller to Wales.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ungudruk
and Stanley Hillman were brought
to Nome on Saturday from Gam
bell, St. Lawrence Island.
Wien Airlines made the first
trip to Savoonga that has been
made in two years last Saturday,
bringing Vera Kingyaguk to the
hospital here.
Mrs. R. Hladky of the C.A.A.
at Moses Point was taken home on
Saturday.
I Mr. William Guzy of the C.A.A.
and Mrs. Ed Walker were passen
gers to Nome from White Moun
| tain on Saturday. Mrs. Walker
was enroute to Kotzebue and left
today for that point.
Pilot Peterson, who is stationed
at Kotzebue brought in Earl Le
vine and Fred Schlitz of the Perm
afrost party. They were taken to
Wales today.
Yesterday nine men arrived for
I the Birch, Johnson and Lytle Co.
Several freight trips have been
made over the week end to Shish
maref, Agiapuk and Wales.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
A. Sundeen, A. Gaun, Cape
Nome. E. Guzy, C.A.A. N. Van
Sand, Juneau. Mr. and Mrs. D. O.
Petty, Fairbanks. B. Reid, Phoenix,
Ariz. C. M. Ismert, Kansas City,
Mo. E. B. Joiner, Candle. Emer
son Bassett, Seattle. James Rogers.
Nome.
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Hospital Notes
New patients in the hospital are
Nora Austin, White Mountain.
Vera Kingeekuk, Savoonga. Ruby
Outwater, Nome.
GRAND JURY BRINGS
FOUR TRUE BILLS
Of the four true bills brought in
by the Grand Jury, two pleaded
guilty, and two not guilty in Dis
trict Court this morning. Phillip
Martin and Alfred Stone pleaded
guilty.
Fred Cleveland and George
Starbuck made pleas of not guilty.
Trial dates will be set at a later
time. j
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Nome Drama Club
Presents
The Play—68-70 Berkley Place
The Date—Nov. 30.
The Place—High School Gym.
You can’t miss it. Come and
chuckle as you listen in on tie
family’s breakfast conversation.
! Andy Anderson is a playboy
father who loves to play postolf.ee
(don't we all), while his poor wiie
played by Dorothy Young smiles
tolerantly through it all. Bill
Boucher as the businessman fat’ie.
who never has time to play is
strictly a grouch but never fear
folks he . . . well, I’d better not
say more. You must come and see
for yourself what happens to him.
Jane Galvin, in her top notch dra
matic form, plays the part of a
silly lovey dovey wife who wants
her husband “to love his little
Dorsey a little instead of reading
the . horrid newspaper.” Then
George Beecom and Jane .Scott,
both playing their parts in profes
sional manner, will make all of
you older folks remember your
romantic days while you younguns
may get a new idea for posting
your . . . shall I say "mash notes.”
The maids played by Johnnee
Bartlett and Retta McNees are
alike as two peas. You’ll be
amazed at their teamwork.
Don’t miss it. The whole play is
packed full of good rib tickling
lines and is excellent entertain
ment. All of you love to listen in
on two party lines, and here is
your chance to look and listen
both.
Come and give yourself a chance
to laugh. Let the Nome Drama
Club entertain you on Saturday
night.
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Pan American Seeks
Domestic U. S. Routes
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Approval of Pan American
World Airways’ application to fly
domestic routes would place Seat
tle and the Pacific Northwest on
a basis of “equality of service,”
Witn other West Coast citie , Seat
| tie representatives testified yester
day during Civil Ae annul cs
Board healings in Atlantic City,
N. J.
Testifying for Seattle were
Christy Thomas, Washington man
ager of the Seattle Chamber of
Commerce and Harrie O. 13 <hlkc,
representing the City. Port Com
mission and State Advistory C >m
mittee of the Department of Con
servation and Development. Sam
uel J. Wettrick, Seattle attorney,
also appeared.
“Seattle and the Pacific North-1
w est are the most air-minded of |
any city and section in the U. S.,”
Thomas declared.
Both officials stressed the indus
trial growth of the region, point- j
ing out that for every person leav
ing the Seatle-Tacoma area, three
are coming in.
“The growth of foreign com
merce in Seattle . . . would further
be increased and facilitated under
i Pan American’s propos
'Thomas stated. He pointed to
j annual dollar value of exj
during the war as ovei $1,750,(
000.
Pointing out that competi
benefits a community, Bo]
compared Seattle’s tour tra-.is-<
tinental railroads with the ci
two transcontinental airlines,
cited the addition of two can
on the San Francisco-Los Ang
route resulting in a “prenom
increase in traffic.
"It must be concluded.” Bol
aid, ‘‘that it is in the public
terest to permit Pan Amerit
now operating only in the inter
tional field, to provide service
tween the various gateways
seeks.”
The proposal, calling for exti
sion of state authority beyond 1
three mile limit, would be final
ed by a $11,000 annual approp
ation from California and $2.0
each from Washington and Oi
gon.
PEARSE WALSH HOME IN
NEW LOCATION
The Pearse Walsh residence h
been moved to its permanent 1
cation on Third Ave., betwei
Linton Way and Spokane Ave.
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