AIRLINES.
Pan American Airways
Arriving passengers on the Pan
American plane were: Ed Liston,
Milton Fullner, C. Y. Ridell, and
Marjorie Holligan.
Outbound passengers were: C.
Brayton, W. Bruton, G. Hellerich,
Flora Peterson, R. J. Somrpers,
Corrine Berg and Lawrence
Bruhn.
Alaska Airlines
Passengers arriving via the
Alaska Airlines today were: Mr.
and Mrs. Yakabovsky, and Rob
ert Bacon.
Departing passengers were:
Mr. and Mrs. L. Culp, Mrs. A. Col
vin, Mrs. E. Nygard, Mrs. E. Ver
non, C. W. Kaiser, Mrs. C. L.
Dempsey, John Clark and Wm.
Hoffman.
ESKIL ANDERSON MINING
IN CHANDALR DISTRICT
Eskil Anderson, who was in
charge of the local office for the
Bureau of Mines, has been pros
pecting this season in the Charlie
River district, about 75 miles
from Eagle. He has been study
ing the copper and tungsten de
posist there.
Eskil says, the nearest airport
is 30 miles so he has decided to
abandon the work until he can
land at the camp on skis.
For the balance of this season
he plans to mine for gold in the
Chaldalar.
Hospital Motes
Johnny Okan of Nome has been
admitted to the hospital.
Otta Olson of Selawik was
brought into the hospital for med
ical attention.
Steve Stephenson had the mis
fortune to break his leg. It is
now in a cast and Steve will be at
home for a few days.
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Nazi Goes to Jail
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FRANKFURT, Germany—Mrs. j
Geneva Strebling - Wolff.- Limpert,
American-born wife of a Natl in- j
dustrialist, is shown with her Ger- ;
man lawyer after she had been
sentenced to six months in jail at j
[Frankfurt for illegal possession of
money, gold and notes. ''Bom in j
Virginia, 111., Mrs. Strebling-Wolff- j
Limpert has a son by her first
marriage to an American. The son
is Reginald Beamus Parsons, now
14, who will inherit $1,000,000.00
on his 21st birthday. Her mother
1 is the wife of Walter Sedgley.
CHAMBER HELD LUNCHEON
YESTERDAY AT NOON
A lively Chamber luncneon was
held yts.j.asy ut noun wit.* sev
t ai 0*it is pic tn., lac.uu ng t.ie
tout is.s ot' tlu Pan Pauli.: Good
Neighbor tour.
Guests responding 10 president
Mitrovitch’s call were John Clark
of the firm Neill. Clark and Com
pany, which is opening an office
here; Miss M. Holligan of the
1 Celanere Corporation; members
of the Pan Pacific Good Neighbor
Tour, and its conductor Miss Mar
guerite Otto; Mrs. Henry Xavier
of Candle; and Tom Young rep
resentative of the Eli Lilly Drug
Co., of Seattle.
Major Otto Geist was guest
speaker, presenting several sever-,
al interesting facts about Nome J
and Northwestern Alaska in re-j
laiton to flora and fauna, and
geology and zoology.
The members of the tour ex
pressed their satisfaction and plea
sure in the points of interest of
fered in Nome and the Northwest
Alaska.
VISITORS DEPART BY AIR
TODAY FOR JUNEAU
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Mrs. A. Colvin, who has been
visiting here with her brother
Jack Westfall, for the past two
months, and Miss E. Vernon, her
sister, and Mrs. E. Nygard who
arrived last week, left by plane
today for Juneau.
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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
At The Hotels
Wallace Hotel
Guests at the Wallace Hotel to
day are: Mrs. Elmer Oppedal,
Mr. Lew Donahue, Tuscon, Ariz.;
Mrs. Louise Smith, Mrs. James
Cur wood, Los Angeles: Roy Rae,
Sparks, Nevada; Marguerite Otto,
T. V. Young, Seattle; G. Fulta,
Juneau; John Clark. Fairbanks;
Max Beberman. Cape Nome; Bob
Roberts, Solomon; Lilian and Ma
bel Martin, Kankakee , 111.; Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Dempsey, Casa
de Paga; F. L. Christmas, Anch
orage, R. Lee, G. E. Timmerman,
Solomon; and John Fanning, An
chorage.
Paterson Hotel
Guests today at the Patterson
Hotel are: Annette Jacobson,
Seldovia; Robert E. Love, Fair
banks; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Culp,
Fairbanks; Mr. and Mrs. S. Cop
lin, Tipoli, Wisconsin; James S.
Dexter, Golovin; Marjorie Halli
gan, Milton Fullner, and Edward
Liston.
MRS. VOGAN AND INFANT
RETURN HOME TO TELLER
Mrs. Barney Vogan and infant
son returned to their home in
Teller on Monday.
PAH PACIFIC TOUR
IMMENSELY ENJOYED
The first group on Pan Pacific
Good Neighbor tourists arrived on
Monday from Anchorage to spend
four days in and about Nome.
The party had a full schedule
planned, including a fishing trip
to the Kougarok, airplane trip to
Pilgrim Springs, oomiak (skin
boat* ride on Bering Sea, a Visit^
to the Arts and Crafts Department
at the Alaska Native School, a
! trip through one of the U. S.
Smelting Refining and Mining
Company dredges, and as many
other points of interest as can be
crammed into the four days.
Miss Otto, conductor of the tour
[Stated that Nome is the highlight
of the sixty-day trip and they are
thoroughly enjoying every minute
! of their stay.
In the party are: Mrs. Louise
Smith, and Mrs. James Oliver
I Curwood of Los Angeles: Mrs E.
; Oppedal and Mr. Lew Donahue
i of Tuscon, Ariz., and Mr. Roy
| Rae, Sparks Nev.
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NOTICE
Special Meeting for Pioneers of
Alaska at City Hall on Wednes
day evening at 8:00. -
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