AIRLINES
Pan American Airways
Arriving on the Pan American
plane Wednesday night were Edna
Otners, Mrs. Rennie Mintz and
infant, Mabel and Leone Jonish.
Jessie McCrary, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Anderson and infant.
Departing passengers were Ben
Snow, Jim Clelland, Pete Ren
seth for Seattle, and Robert Lewis,
Con Puhr, Eugenia King, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Everett, George Sanford,
Kermit LaBelle, Clara Hensley.
Wien Aiaska Airlines
Wednesday the Permi-Frost
party was taken from Wales to
Unalakleet and the following day
returned to Fairbanks via Kot- ;
zebue.
Mr. John Paden of the ANS
was taken to Unalakleet.
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Round trip passengers from
Fairbanks Thursday were Moca
Hine. Agnes Magnin, Carrie Mey
ers, Sadie Eigle. Passenger for
Nome was Mrs. K. Carl.
M. E. Warbolow, teacher for
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Kotzebue, was also on the trip.
Leilla Harris and Agnes LaLa
sheur were passengers from Kot
zebue to Fairbanks.
A trip was made yesterday to
Shishmaref with Steve Okbaok.
Rev. and Mrs. Dahle were pass
engers from Teller to Shishmaref
net Shelby Heeler was brought
to Nome.
IT s. P iilip Dexter was brought
f orr. Golovin to Nome, °n»*oute
to Pt. Lay.
Yesterday, passengers for Tel
ler were: Mrs. Joe Attattayak
and two children, Mrs. John Akon
and child.
A CHALLENGE TO ALASKANS
SEE ALASKA FIRST
Take advantage of ^ IEN ALASKA'S Excursion
Tour Department
FLY ACROSS THE ARCTIC CIRCLE
To Kotzebue
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Visit the many interesting villages along the
ARCTIC COAST on a "Top of the World” Trip
To Barrow. Vlake a "Flight into Tomorrow'
To the International Date Line at St. Lawrence
or Little Diomede Islands.
Special NOME-FAIRBANKS Tour $75 plus tax
EFFECTIVE SEPT. 1, 1946 A Special Excursion
Rate will be allowed on the Flight to Fairbanks.
Passengers will be allowed to stopover between
schedules—Leave Nome Thursday or Sunday
and return on next Flight—After three or four
days in Fairbanks. This privilege will be extend
ed throughout the winter period.
SEE ALASKA FIRST
WITH ALASKA’S FIRST AIRLINE
NOME
PRESS CORRESPOND TS
WED IN FRANCE
PARIS, Aug. 23, —(/P)—Daniel
DeLuce. Associated Press corres
pondent, and Ann Stringer, former
United Press war correspondent,
i left today for a honeymoon in
the south of France.
The couple married here yes
terday. DeLuce. 35. was born in
Yuma, Ariz., and won the Pu
litzer Prize for reporting in 1944.
Mrs. DeLuce. 27, was born in
Eastland. Texas.
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Alaska Airlines
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i Incoming passengers on the Al
aska Airlines plane today were
Richard Glover, E. S. Heiser.
Passengers for Anchorage were
Aimer Peterson and Grade Koo
FROM ARCTIC CRUISE
PEARL HARBOR, Aug, 23, —I/P)—
The submarine TRUMPETFISH
returned yesterday from a 9,000"
mile training cruise through the
Arctic.
Purpose of the cruise was to
fam.liarize the crew with Arctic
waters, determine the extent and
nature of Arctic icefields and in
vestigate diving conditions.
Comdr. Kenneth G. Schacht of
Burlington, Washington, skipper
of the TRUMPETFISH, said the
trip was uneventful. ^
"There was no cold weather, no
storms and nobody got sick ex
cept our dog,” Schacht said.
—
zoota and John Eluska for Una
lakleet.
WALLACE LIQUOR STORE
A Fine Assortment of Liquors and Wines
Phone Your Orders in to Main 55
NORTHERN
EIGHT & POWER CO.
“BETTER LIGHT . . . BETTER SIGHT”
G.-E. Mazda Lamps Refrigerators
Elecrtical Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
Phone MAIN 105
SERVICE CLEANERS
4th and B Streets—Opposite School House
QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickleson, Props.
Prompt and Courteous Service
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SCHEDULE FOR BALANCE OF
1946 SEASON
M S TERMINAL KNOT
Will Sail From Seattle About
September 5th.
FREIGHTER - Late in September
There will be no passenger ship this
season on account of insufficient
business.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
j Thomas J. Keating, Nome Agent