AIRLINES
Pan American Airways
Arriving on the Monday night
plane were Ed Goodmanson. Er
nest Blatchford. Gene Stringer,
Elmer May and Art Barnhill.
Departing for Fairbanks were
Frank Bingham. Allie Emmons
and Floyd Reeder.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Wien Airlines have been busy
the past two days flying in all
directions. Monday evening a
trip was made from Kotzebue
with U. S. Deputy Marshal Maur
ice Kelliher and David Salker
and Richard Escholt from Deer
ing.
Tuesday pilot Bronaugh made
a trip to Unalakleet. Solomon.
Galena, Golovin, and White Mt.
Passengers for Unalakleet were
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dahlstrom and
Rev. Paul Carlson. Passengers
to Galena were Fred Stickman.
Plausker Paul and Alphonse Si
las. Bob White was a passenger
from Moses Point to Nome and
the Richard Nershak family was
brought to Nome from White Mt.
John Steffan of the Yukon Min
ing Company was brought to
Nome from Fox Bar.
James VarderHeydt, U. S. Dep
uty Marshal, was a round trip
passenger to Wales and E. Mill
igruk and Frank Elsango, return
ing veterans, were taken to Dio
mede Island.
Alaska Airlines
Arriving today via Alaska Air
lines from Anchorag ewere Carl
Nueman, Don Cross, Richard Kou
tchak, Messrs Wasser, Olson,
Johnson and Owens.
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Family, Cans of Baby Food, Sail to Guam
One of the fiist of the pioneering families sailing to husbands in
the Central Pacific Area is Mrs. Virginia Buell and children, Sherrie
Lee, three, and Billy, eight months, who will join Marine Captain
Charles Buell in Guam—and probably live in a Quonset hut. Taking
no chances with the children’s health, Mrs. Buell carries along a six
months’ supply of baby food packed in sturdy, germ-proof tin cans.
Departing passergers were Pvt.
Wedgewood. Pat Sturvolt, Lt.
W. Kjeldson and Mrs. A. Polet.
At The Hotels
Wallace Hotel
I. J. Jenson, Homer, Alaska.
Gene Stringer, 111.; E. Goodman
son, Fairbanks; Elmer May, Boise
Idaho; A. Barnhill Seattle; A.
Rolando, Seattle; J. D. Steffan,
Fox Bar: Max Beeberman, Cape
Nome;
Paterson Hotel
Holly Derrick, Cape Nome; Mr.
and Mrs. A. Rubenach, Everett,
Wash.: and James Rodgers, Nome
WHALE OF JOB
JOHANNESBURG, (A3)—Chem
ist Harold Taylor has gone to the
Antarctic in a whaling ship to
look for vitamins in whales. He’ll
search the whale’s liver, weighing
up to a ton, to see how much vit
amin A oil it contains; examine
the glands with a view to getting
material for hormone therapy, and
investigate the possibilities of the
spinal cord as a source of vitamin
B.
It is estimated that the average
number of school years completed
by c'ty children is 8.7; the aver
age for country children 7.7.
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AIR TRAVELERS!!
On your next trip to Unalakleet or Kotzebue
plan to continue on to Fairbanks via Wien-Alaska \
with considerable saving in fare ... [
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Pay $35 more to fly from Unalakleet to Fairbanks
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Pay Only $20 more to fly from Kotzebue lo Fairbanks
Stopovers Allowed to Fairbanks Passengers
Utilize WIEN-ALASKA’S Dependable Service
Save Your Travel Dollars!!
Contact WIEN-ALASKA AIRLINES
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For your next reservation
NOME ALASKA
HOME ARTS CLUB PLAN
ANNUAL FLOWER SALE
The Home Arts Club met last
evening at the home of Mrs. Rob
ert Baldwin and made plan* for
their annual flower sale to be
he'd on June Bth.
Plans wer * also made for the
maintenance of a nart time sup
ervisor for the olayfield during
the summer months.
WESTFALLS IN FROM
GOLOVIN FOR SUMMER
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Westfall ar
rived from Golovin Monday
where they have sold their store
to Pat Bliss.
The Westfalls plan to spend the
summer in Nome, and they will
return to their home in Juneau
in the fall.
Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
Phone Main 94
ERIC NELSON
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME ALASKA
WALLACE HOTEL & TAXI
NOME, ALASKA Phone MAIN 55
ALASKAN NOVELTIES
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Leather Photo Albums — Totem Pole Candles
Yukon Eggs — Tobacco Pouches
Alaska Map Table Cloths
Souvenir Match Cases — Autograph Albums
Leather Souvenir Cigarette Cases
George Ahgupuk Playing Cards
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NOME DRUG STORE
Week Days — Hours — Sundays
9 A.M. to 8 P.M. 12 Noon to 7 P.M.
BOYD HARWOOD GLADYS SEEDS
NEW SUPER-BRIGHT
LUMINOUS FISH HOOKS
At last . here are the sensational new Ash hooks "
that actually mailt /iib to bnt 'em and .Jr»
booked Glo-Hooks not only hold li.h o/fee they
are hooked they really lure more Ash and biggri ^
hsh to youi hook The super bright plastic com
pound molded on every Glo-Hook is the most
highly luminous known to modern science And
it's well known that fish, as well as many other i
creatures of nature are attracted almost irre- \
sistibly to light
LAND BIGGER AND BETTER CATCHES
Ordr» your Glo Hookk today Set of 1 a****ri*d a*zt Glo • Hooka,
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SCIENTIFIC LURK CO. DEPT. SC
340S Narth Clark Sfraat Ontaf* IJ. Ill.nari
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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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