AIRLINES
Pan American Airways
The Pan American Airways
plane arrived Monday night with
the following passengers from Se
attle: Mr. and Mrs. John Dahl
strom, Barney Rolando, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Rolando, Art M.
Hartford, and A. E. Lord.
Departing for Seattle were Mrs
Harry Gabrielson, Carl Agner and
George Hite for Juneau.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Wien Airlines made a trip to
Teller and Shishmaref Monday,
taking Victor Ahnangnatogak to
Teller.
Eric Seaburg was a passenger
to Candle. Maurice Kelliher to
Kotzebue Tuesdey. Freight
taken to Lava Lake.
Alaska Airlines
Arriving from Anchorage with
the Alaska Airlines were Jack
Molyneaux, A. Hertzig, Max
Pqnrod, and Hugh Daugherty.
Departing were Mr. and Mrs.
Jamet Frye, John, Victor anct
Chuck Nelson. Arnold and W:l
bur Asitona Urvig.
Alaska Airlines
Pilot Weaver is on a trip to
Marshall, Alaska, with a party
from the U. S. Marshal office
here.
Alaska Airlines is making a
change in the regularly sched
uled trips from Anchorage. The
new schedule will be Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
During the war, passenger car
consumption of motor fuel de
clined approximately 40 percent
and that of trucks 23 percent.
OPA ALLOWS AIR
TRANSPORTATION COSTS
"Transportation cos.: t r air
shipments of perishabh s :r.v) cer
tain other goods under 'one'
conditions may be added to th
regularly established c<
i it the necessary requir^me »*s rrv
| me* with.” Alaska OP
ecutive George W. It jge s an
nounced today.
“In order to arrive at a scaled’
up ceiling price for goods ship
ped by plane or other uncustom
ary means, individual adjustment
orders must be made fulfilling
requirements of proceedural reg
ulation No. 7, Section WO-R as
follows:
On application and demonstra-|
tion of an emergency.
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DICK CORNWELL
OUT OF NAVY
Richard A. Cornwell, MoM 2-c
of the U. S. Navy, formerly of
Nome, has received his discharge
and is now living with h:s mother
Mrs. Harmmond Soyster, at 7344
17th. Ave. N. E., Seattle, 5, Wash.
Dick has seen service in the
South Pacific where his unit was
the first barge-load to land on
Leyte. For the past two years
he has been stationed at Panama.
Wallace Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rolando.
Barney Rolando, Jack Moly
neaux of Seattle; Hugh Daugher
ty, Sgt. Hertzig of Anchorage;
M. W. Penrod of Juneau.
NON-SUPPORT !
LONDON, (/P)—A pair of braces
killed 71-year-old James Huby.
They broke and his trousers fell
and tripped him. He fell over a
balcony and died of a fractured
skull.
Vets’ Mail Bag
As a service to veterans in the
community, this newspaper will
publish a weekly column of ques
tions most fr quently asked con
tuct in?** ire Veterans Admin
istration in th s area. For more de
luded information, veterans should
contact or write to the nearest
Veterans Administration contact
unit at 46 and 47 P. O. Bldg., An
chorage.
Q.—My brother would 1 •• ’a
get a loan to buy a farm. He was
discharged from the army and re
cently reenlisted. Is he eligible un
der the G.I. Bill?
A.—Yes. However, he must of
course find a lending agency whil
ing to make a loan under the cir
1 r\\ TD ADVERTISEMENT)
The following telegram was
received from Stanley McCut
cheon on Monday evening, too
late for publication:
SENATOR FRANK WHALEY.
NOME. ALASKA.
IF WE HAVE LIBELED YOU IN
A NY MANNER WE WILL
MAKE A PUBLIC APOLOGY
AND COMPENSATE YOU FOR
ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR REP
UTATION IF THAT IS YOUR
DESIRE STOP REFORE FILING
AN ACTION KINDLY DETAIL
THE LIBELOUS INCIDENT IN
A LETTER AND LET ME
KNOW YOUR DEMANDS STOP
IF NECESSARY I SHALL COME
TO NOME TO ADJUST THF.
MATTER WITH YOU ADVISE
SIG. STANLEY MCCUTCHEON
NOTE: Stanley McCutcheon is
a brother to Steve, and an attor
ney at Anchorage.
AIR TRAVELERS!!
On your next trip to Unalakleet or Kotzebue
plan to continue on to Fairbanks via Wien-Alaska
with considerable saving in fare . . .
Pay $35 more to fly from Unalakleet to Fairbanks
*
Pay Only $20 more to fly from Kotzebue to Fairbanks
Stopovers Allowed to Fairbanks Passengers
Utilize WIEN-ALASKA’S Dependable Service
Save Your Travel Dollars!!
Contact WIEN-ALASKA AIRLINES
For your next reservation
NOME ALASKA
cumstances.
Q.—Does it make any differ
ence in which company I convert
my NSL insurance?
A.—Your NSLI is issued by the
government and therefore, any
conversion policy will also be a
form of government insurance.
Q.—How does a pension affect
the subsistence allowances under
the G.I. Bill?
A.—Subsistence allowance may
be paid to an eligible veteran in
addition to pension, retirement
pay or other benefits which he
may receive without maximum
limits to such combined payments.
SURPLUS PROPERTY SALE
Of Salvaged
ALLISON AIRCRAFT
ENGINES
Telegraphic or written bids (no deposit) will
be received for the entire lot of approximately
189 Allison engines of all conditions located at
Elmendorf Field, Anchorage.
No sales commilments will be made before May
3, 1946.
Bids or other communications should be ad
dressed to - -
WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION,
Box 1349, Fairbanks, Alaska.
NEVADA GRILL
Open under new management
| SILVERIO RUIZ
i Open 11:00 a.m. Close 1:00 a.m.
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME :: ALASKA
PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
Phone Main 94
ERIC NELSON
MINING, CONTRACTING
And INDUSTRIAL
EQUIPMENT
LOMEN
Commercial Co.