AIRLINES
Wien Alaska Airlines
Passengers arriving on the plane
from Fairbanks yesterday were
John Fults, John Paden and Ster
ling Montague.
Departing for Fairbanks were
Estelle Wolf Wagner, Ernest Riv
ers, Gene Killigivuk, and Hank
Ocksner.
Pan American Airways
Incoming passengers la.-t Wed
nesday evening were Art Cham
berlain, Harry Palmer, Paui Tay
lor, H. Manger, Elizabeth Buck
ley, .Tim Cleland, and Dan Wright.
Departing passengers were Es
ther Magill, Jonas Jones Edward
Clayton, Ike Taylor and John Stef
an.
Alaska Airlines
Passengers arriving from Anch
orage on Starliner Nome a:e Bess
er, Lovett, G. H. Kurtila, Col. L.
H. Hewitt, Orma Falkenbury. Mar
ion DeSaller, for Nome and D. J.
Heath Galena.
Outbound passengers were Olga
Barr and Infant for Unalakleet;W.
J. Lyons for McGrath, and Dinty
Moore W. R. Lynn, W. Thompson
Jerry Thompson and Elizabeth
Buckley and Rocky Phillips for
Anchorage.
Wallace Hotel
i
Guests at the Wallace Hotel to
day are Larry Keiglev Philadel
phia; David Dreblis, John Paden,
"Flying Eye”
PITTSBURGH, PA. — This
tomb-like “flying eye.” which
helped win the battle of the At
•antic, will usher in a new era of
oil exploration from the skies.
Originated by Gulf Oil research as
a magnetic detector for aircraft, it
can “see” submarines hidden under
water — or “look through" the
earth’s crust to chart the under
ground magnetic structure. As the
first practical airborne prospecting
device, it opens to oil exploration
hitherto inaccessible jungle, moun
tain and ocean regions; and will
tremendously speed-up discovery
of the world's remaining oil re- i
sources. The young lady perched
on a pontoon of the exploration
plane hears from E. W. Westrick,
engineer who assisted in its devel
opment, how the “flying eye" trails
from a cable in flight.
Ju'C ir Martin Jorgenson, James
Hospital JNoft's
Fred Pearson, employee ol the
A! & K Co., at Davidson Landing,
:-.s bioui V i() Nome with fraci
■1 f'd ' '• sed v hen he was
stuck by a cirri'.
Alice Blaktiy h' a t..••■'sllee
tomy.
FROM GIRL SCOUT CAMP
I ear Diary:
e got up at J) o’clock and had
the flag-raising, then breakfast.
£oy, was it good Pancakes.
After we got done with the dish
es we studied our second class
scouting for an hour and then v/e
all went swimming when we got
there it wras cold, so was the water,
so we came back and played base
ball.
There are nine girls out now
and more next week. We just
took the flag dow’n, June Dunbar
and Kitty took it down, and we
are playing games.
Ileene Seidenverg.
The girl scouts came to town this
morning on account of the heavy
rains, which washed out several
sections of the Dexter Road. The
reason for quitting camp was that
they were afraid the washouts
would cau'-e delay in getting their '
supplies out to camp.
Clelland. Seattle; H. B. Palrm»r
Roy Douglas. Fairbanks; Arthur
Chamberlain, Arlington, Va.; Eliz
abeth Simpson. J. M. McDevitt, I
Anchorage.
Phone Local News to Main 125
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/ALASKA'S. FIRST^) A IRUINE1"-/
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
GIFT FOR MUSI C— Before a plaque honoring his
benefactress, the late Jane Addams, Benny Goodman presents a
$5,000 check to Mrs. William J. Petersen, chairman of the board
Of trustees of the Hull House Association, Chicago. The money is
a gift to the Hull House music school, in which Goodman received
his first clarinet lesson in 1919.
8ERv.CE CLEANERS
4(h and B Streets—Opposite School Mouse
QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPE JMTV
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickleson, Props.
Prompt and Courteous Service
RED 19
NORTHERN
LIGHT & POWER CO.
“BETTER LIGHT . . . BETTER SIGHT”
G.-E. Mazda Lamps Refrigerators
Elecrtical Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
Phone MAIN 105
ANNOUNCING
M S SQUARE KNOT
Expected to Arrive at Nome
About August 15th
M S TERMINAL KNOT
Will Sail From Seattle About
September 5th.
Calling at the Ports of
NOME, ST. MICHAELS, GOLOVIN
MOSES POINT, and if sufficient
Freight, will call at Unalakleet
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Thomas J. Keating, Nome Agent