AIRLINES
Alaksa Airlines
Incoming passengers on the Al
aska Airlines plane at noon today
were: Mrs. Oppedahl, Mrs. James
Oliver Curwood, Mrs. Ray Roe,
Mrs. Lew Donahue, Mrs. Louis
Smith, Marguerite Otto, Mrs. C.
H. Coplin, C. H. Coplin, Mrs. C.
C. Tanner, Carol Tanner, Les
Culp, Mrs. Les Culp, and Thomas
Young.
Outgoing passengers were Mr.
Leach, Rosemary Bianchi, C. A.
Crowley, Cpl. R. Stevens and
Jane Mason.
Pan American Airways
Incoming passengers with the
P. A. A. Sunday morning about
three o’clock were Mrs. Charlotte
Bruce, Barabara Mowhar and
daughter, Jim Rafferty, Conrad
Ruhr and Eric Hay.
Departing for Seattle were the
U. S. Marshall’s party of eight:
Donald Kinkle, William Gilcher,
John White, Carl Riehl, and
James Price were passengers for
Galena.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Mr. G. Leach, S. Champion and
M. Gangs were brought to Nome
from Fairbanks on Friday after
noon.
Pilot Peterson made a trip to
Quartz Creek with a Geologic
Survey party on Friday.
Additional trips were made on
Saturday with equipment and
supplies for the new camp.
A trip was made to Council!
on Friday for the Alaska Road
Commission, taking Kirk Jackson,
C. Swan, and Mr. Zuner.
Wallace Mclvor came in from
Council on the return trip.
Pilot Peterson made a trip to
Candle and Deering on Saturday.
with freight. E. C. Barne was ;
a returning passenger from Deer-1
ing.
Passengers to Teller on Sunday
were Joe Alexander, Ralph Kun
gruk and Billy Kapok.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chase and
Dan Kelly were returning pas
sengers from the Kougarok on
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Peterson was passenger
from Golovin on Sunday.
Last evening nine tourists were j
brought in from Fairbanks for
a few hours. Vern Wright was
a passenger to Kotzebue, and \
Casey Jones a passenger for Nome. *
ERIC HAY RETURNS HOME
FOR VISIT WITH HIS FAMILY
" I
j Eric Hay, looking natural in
his “civvies,” arrived home Sun-!
day morning for a short visit with
his family before returning to
the States to resume his college
work which was interrupted when j
he entered service.
MARSHALL TAKES GROUP
TO MORNINGSIDE
U. S. Marshalll and Mrs. Ben.
Mozee. with deputies Elizabeth j
Edwards, and James Vander;
Hydt took the following prison- ■
I ers to Morningside: Jack Rich-1
ards, Mrs. Willie Takak, Marilyn
Bahnke, Mrs. Womenga Karipari.
Hospital JNotes
Mrs. Andrew Miller gave
birth to a son early this morning
at the M. C. Hospital.
M-s. Robert Eruce wife of
Robert B uce of the C. A. A., had
a new son ye.-terday.
Wallace Hotel
G. W. Kaiser, Palmer; Dr. S. K.
Claunch, Pacific Grove. Calif.;
Florence Beaver, Corvallis, Ore.;
Sidney Champion, Seward; Glen
Leach, Juneau; George Hellrich,
Conrad Puhr, Fairbanks; E. C.
Borne, Deering.
MATANUSKA'S KAISER IN
NOME ON BUSINESS
Mr. G. W. Kaiser, representa
tive of the Matanuska Farmers
Co-operative Association, arrived
in Nome from Anchorage to con
tact the merchants for their orders
for summer produce. Mr. Kaiser
reports that more garden products
are available this year than last,
and the general program is bet
ter organized.
FIRE DEPT. CALLED TO
BELMONT POINT FIRE
The Nome Fire Department
was called out at noon yesterday
to assist the Army fire unit to
control a fire on Belmont Point
near the oil supply tanks. Due
to the prompt response by both
departments, the grass fire, burn
CERTIFICATED ROUTES OPERATING
Sunday Flight • Nome • Unalakleett • Fairbanks
Thursday Flight - Nome Kotzebue • Fairbanks
Daily Service Throughout Seward Peninsula
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For Information and Reservations
NOME—ALASKA
' ing oily grass saturated with oil
! from a leaking pipe, was quickly
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extinguished before any damage
was done.
PLAQUE FOR A SEA DO C — capt. R. H. Hillen
koetter, commander of the battleship Missouri, looks at a plaque
cast from native Missouri ore which was presented him by miners
at ceremonies at Flat River, Mo. His home is St. Louis.
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ANNOUNCING
M. S. SQUARE KNOT
Will sail from Seattle
JULY 31st
For Nome, Teller, Shishmaref
and Kotzebue Sound
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Thomas J. Keating, Nome Agent