AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINES
A trip was made Saturday to
Shismaref with Mr. and Mrs.
Everet Calhoun and son returning
passengers.
Pearl Bragg made a trip to Gol
ovin with Bernadette Amarok on
Saturday.
Sunday morning a trip was
made to Lee’s Camp at Solomon
with Marion Jorgenson and Alice
De Journette.
This morning Pilot Peterson
flew to Unalakleet and Haycock
with freight and W. R. Peterson
of the C.A.A. as passenger.
This afternoon a trip is being
made to Kotzebue and Point. Bar
row.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The Pan American Airways
plane arrived Friday evening
from Fairbanks with the follow
ing pasengers: Emeline Newman,
Frances Avendroth, Louise An
derst, Robert Burrell, Bertha Fed
je. Outgoing passengers were:
Paul Wells, Stanley Tatom, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Mullins, Mr. and
Mrs. Bryam Gillam, Mr. and Mrs.
James Hayes, Ted Thomdahl,
Clara Fullington, Mamie Lander,
Bob Brandt, Joe Walsh, and Clyde
Smith.
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ALASKA AIRLINES
The Starliner Juneau arrived
ahead of schedule Saturday morn- ,
ing with W. R. Peterson and
Ralph Terenova as passengers and
a load of express and green goods.!
The plane left immediately with
Laura Phillips and express for the
Sommers Construction Co. at Una
lakleet.
Pilot Weaver made a mail run
yesterday to Kotzebue with
Father O’Connor as pasenger. Mae
George and daughter were pas
sengers to Shismaref.
The name of Toronto, of Indian
origin, means “a place of meet
ing." |
Fleet Air Attacks
Spell Doom To
Jap Industries
UNDATED—(/P)—Fleet Air at
tacks from July 10 to 23rd, in fig
ures from Admiral Nimitz and
General MacArthur, show seven
hundred ninety-one vessels and
small craft, five hundred ninety
six planes were destroyed or dam
aged in fourteen days.
Allied arms carried the smell of
doom to the nostrils of the Japan
ese as smoke hung heavy over Jap
corpses. From the Kuriles to Bor
neo it eddied up from Jap steel
plants, billowed over ashes of
newly burned cities, swirled over
blasted factories and railroads and
a dozen smaller towns.
It rose from the ruined super
structure of the great battleship
Nagato and nineteen other vessels
sunk or damaged in the great Yo
kosuka naval yard.
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JUNEAU ANCHORAGE NOME
The Shortest Route To All Interior Alaska
. . . Served By ALASKA AIRLINES
For^a quick trip, fly the “Short Line Route” via Alaska
Airlines. It’s the shortest and most convenient route from
Nome to Juneau and all points enroute. Connections at
McGrath, Fairbanks, Naknek, and Anchorage for other
interior points.
Consult Alaska Airlines Ticket office for schedules and
fares. Through connections made for the States.
DC-3 EQUIPMENT
STEWARDESS SERVICE
ALASKA AIRLINES
IKE’S OLD SCHOOL — Erected in 1906, this is the old
high school building in Abilene, Kas., now usec^ as a junior high
school, from which Gen. of Army Dwight D. Eisenhower was
graduated with the class of 1909.
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Fleet In Outer
Tokyo Bay ,
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utive day shifted into the fleet’s
zone of action. Tokyo warned that
home front attacks are expected
momentarily. The enemy radio
places the China coast high in
America’s invasion plans, while in
Washington Maj. Gen. Allen Turn
age, director of Marine Corps per
sonnel acknowledged frankly “the
greatest of all amphibious opera
tions is now in the making.”
Marines, he said “are ready to
go ashore wherever and whenever
the strategy directs.” The Domei
broadcats said that landings on
both China and Japan are being
planned. “There are increasing in
dications that the enemy is rush
ing preparations for landing op
erations on the China coast, side
by side with his recenlty stepped
up moves in the direction with
direct invasion and attack on the
Japanese mainland.”
In Manila more than five thou
sand troops from the German
front disembarked yesterday, join
ing earlier arrivals to prepare for
the Pacific’s greatest D Day.
NOTICE
The partnreship of Mullins and
Laurin, operators of the Lincoln
Hotel and Bar, at Nome, Alaska,
has been dissolved. Henceforth
the business will be carried on by
Emile Laurin who will be indi
vidually liable for all obligations.
87-2t Joe Mullins
HARRY GABRIELSON, Prop.
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Building -Contractors
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or Repair Homes
or Buildings!
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to do the job right
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Phone Mnin 61 or Red i.52
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