AIRLINES
Wien Alaska Airlines
Friday:
Whitey Washburn was a pas
senger to Cannon’s Camp on Am
erican River.
Lt. Neill was a passenger from
North Spit to Nome.
Pvt. Oskolko, R. D. Lewis, Jer
ry Noonan, and Will Morgan were
passengers to Nome from Spenc
er.
Fred Brecken was taken to
Spencer from North Spit.
Saturday:
The following passengers were
taken to North Spit—Carl Oakes.
J. W. Johnson, K. W. Pierson.
H. Carlisle and L. Smith were
passengers to Haycock.
Mrs. Henry Xavier left for Can
dle after a visit in Nome.
Sunday:
Several passengers were taken
to North Spit and Spencer, they
were Jerry Noonan, Bill Holm,
Mark McDevitt and R. E. Smith.
From Fairbanks were F. W.
Lueg and Johnnie Vierra. Round
trippers were Ida Halbeg and Les
ter Cullen.
Lt. Neill was taken to Kotzebue
and Mrs. Charles Schmidt to Fair
banks.
An excursion to Diomede on
Saturday included the following,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett, Mrs. Frank
Love. Frances Abbot. Zelda Sims.
Mrs. Robert Long, Dr. S. K.
Claunch, David Mercer, Mrs. B.
F. Newhouse and Miriam Mur
ray.
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An excursion party on Sunday
to Kotzebue includeu Ai y r a
Browne, Willa Skaggs, Edith Har
j rington, Harry Crowi, .a., and
Mrs. Stubbcman, Robert n 1 Dav
id Stubbeinan, Lioy.. G.ion cut
i Ruth Douga.. all of th_» Pan Pac
; ific Good Neighbor lour.
Pan American Airways
Incoming passengers Friday ev
ening were Florence Eoy, Ike
Taylor, ('apt. and Mrs. H. Iloban.
Outbound were Jerry Joyce,
Don Bui ros, George Green, Flor
•
enee Beaver, Leon Bagiev.
Alaska Airlines
Incoming passengers with the
Alas' a Airlines from Anchorage
/at noon today were, Gladys Ire
land. Shirley George, Virginia
i Fouls, Marie D^w. Jerry Kirstner,
Mel Donnelly, Gene W. Isely, R.
W. Fatzinger, Rocky Philips, Joe
Tisma, Woodbury Abbey, wife and
infant.
LULU FORRESTER DIES
IN SEATTLE
Word was received here of the
death in Seattle of Lulu Forrester,
sister of Rev. Frank Forrester,
who was pastor here for several
years at the Federated Church. I
Miss Forrester will be remember- |
ed by several Nomeites, as she
lived here with her brother. Her
death was caused by cancer.
ROAD COMMISSION HF^
MEETING HERE ON ROADS
Ike Taylor, head of the Alaska
Hospital Notes
Alice Amoktoolok w* admit
ted to the hospital for an appen
dectomy.
Earl Towner. Jr. was taken to
the hospital for observation.
John Daws. CAA operator for^
Gambell, who caught his hand in
a fan belt, had four fingers am-'
putated on Saturday.
Ann Ayuk of Nome, was admit
ted to the hospital.
Wallace Hofei
Guests registered at the Wallace
Hotel today are Bailey Covey,
Dinty Moore, A. H. Francis and
Florence Edy, Anchorage.
Ike Taylor and J. E. Roehm. of
Juneau.
F. W. Lueg, Florida.
C. J. Woofter, Nome.
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REAR ADMIRAL McCANN
HERE ON SUBMARINE
A distinguished passenger on
one of the submarines here last
week, was Rear Admiral McCann
who has been active in the South
Pac'fic.
Rough weather put a stop to
the visits to the Submarines. The
earlier trips were made through
the courtesy of Commander L. P.
Rampage who is in charge of the
Navy’s operations in these waters.
Road Commission, arrived here
Friday evening for a conference
with Leonard Smith, Territorial
Highway Engineer, and John Hu
dert. Superintendent for the ARC
in the Second Division.
/A LASKA’S ^ FIRST A tRUNfr" /
CERTIFICATED ROUTES OPERATING
Sunday Flight - Nome - Unalakleett - Fairbanks
Thursday Flight - Nome - Kotzebue - Fairbanks
Daily Service Throughout Seward Peninsula
CONTACT WIEN-ALASKA’S TRAFFIC OFFICE
For Information and Reservations
NOME—ALASKA
WLIDLIFE SUPERVISOR
COMPLETES SURVEY TRIP
Winding up a field trip of two
weeks, Jack O’Connor of the Fish
and Wildlife Service, serving as
Supervisor, returned to Juneau
July 29. having visited Anchorage,
McGrath, Nome, Teller, Nunivak
Island, St. Micheals, Innoko River,
Holy Cross and Fairbanks.
While on his trip he transferred
r
, Frank Glaser, Predator Control
Agent, from Teller to Nuniv a*
Island, where he is* to check on
reports of wolves having crossed
the ice to the island during last
winter. He will trap and kill
any wolves he finds on the island.
Mr. Glaser has bagged 25 adult
wolves, eight wolf pups, and five
wolverine, all in the Teller area.
Phone Local News to Main 125
MEMORIAL SPARE D__The tomb of the unknown sol
dier in Lellavre, France, shows no damage although buildings all
around were demolished by Allied bombers. The memorial is
located in the most heavily bombed section of the city. ^
NORTHERN
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Eiecrticai Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
Phone MAIN 105
ANNOUNCING
M S SQUARE KNOT
Expected to Arrive at Nome
About August 15th
M S TERMINAL KNOT
Will Sail From Seattle About
September 5th.
Calling at the Ports of
NOME, ST. MICHAELS, GOLOVIN
MOSES POINT, and if sufficient
Freight, will call at Unalakleet
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Thomas J. Keating, Nome Agent