AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINES
The Wien Airlines were busy !
yesterday transferring the Geo
logical Survey party which has j
been working at Ear Mountain all
.summer, to Tin City. Both Pilot j
Peterson and Pilot Whaley made
the transfer. Lawrence Noyokpuk
•was taken to Shishmaref at the
same time.
The Adloat brothers, Warren,
Grancew and Winfred, were trans
ferred from Teller to Wales.
A trip was made today to Hay
cock with Oscar Swanson and
Grace O’Connor. Miss O’Connor,
who has been working at the U.S.
Air Base in a laboratory, is return
ing to teach this fall.
Another trip is scheduled for
Ungalik and Koyuk with Hilda
Adams and two children for Koy
uk and Fred Nullorwok for Un
galik.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage yes
terday with the Alaska Airlines
were David Shumaker and Steve
Martino. Steve Martino is a new
pilot for the Alaska Airlines.
A load of meat was brought in
for the Nome Grill to relieve the
temporary meat shortage caused
by the delay in the arrival of the
boats.
Outgoing passengers were Bert
Harris, Mike Garland and Mr. and
Mrs. M. P. Anderson.
Frank Roberts was taken to
Unalakleet and John Ivanoff to
Shaktoolik by Pilot Weaver. Local
manager, Rex Langham was a
round trip passenger.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving from Juneau last Mon
day evening with the Pan Ameri
can were Mr. A. P. Brandt, of the
Territorial Highway department,
who is interested in the handling
of traffic; Miss Lillian Taylor,
teacher for the Bureau of Indian
Affairs for Shishmaref and An
tonio Polet, who has been attend
ing a meeting of the Alaska De
velopment Board.
Departing were Deputy Marshal
George Bayer and Game' Martin,
who were taking out C. J. Peter
son, well-known oldtimer and
painter, who has been committed
to Morningside Sanaiarium.
Keith Hedreen of the Polar Bar
departed on a business trip and
expects to return soon.
Mr. Ivor Kriken, of the Som
mers Construction Co., has com
pleted his work here and made
the stn ement that he has enjoyed
his stay and the people of Nome.
Miss ?4ina Caughlin of the OPA,
wi'h headquarters in Juneau, has
completed her survey and is en
route to Juneau.
Dr. James Ryan, Commissioner
of Education was an outgoing pas
senger. after a thorough trip
through the Second Division,
where he was able to visit most
of the schools, assisting the school
boards in meeting larger enroll
ments and new problems.
Alice DeJaurnette, cook for
Lee's Camp was an outgoing pas
senger, after spending a year in
Nome.
Mrs. Clare Dent, wife of Mr.
Fred Dent, left for her home in
the States.
Other departing passengers
were H. F. Janeway, Frances Ba
ker, and Emory Baumgardner.
Whale Of A Business
DURBAN, South Africa-n(/P)—
Whale meat has been put on the
market here and housewives
bought five tons the first day.
Their families liked it.
LINERS
OVER
ALASKA
MEANS.
SERVICE UNSURPASSED
Nome to Juneau
over the
Shortest Route
ALASKA AIRLINES
PHONE Main 66
NOME
DRUG
STORE
WALLACE HOTEL & TAXI
NOME, ALASKA PHONE 55
ARCTIC AIR SERVICE
CANDLE, ALASKA
Nome Headquarters — Wallace Hotel
— Contact —
JOE WALLACE. MAURICE KING or GENE JACK
Frequent trips with passengers and freight between
Nome and Fairbanks via Deering. Candle. Kotsebue,
Kiana, Shungnak. Kobuk and Hughes.
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