AIRWAYS
Alaska Star Airlines
Friday:
The Lockheed Lodestar arrived
from Anchorage Friday evening
with Captain Roy Duggan and
Co-Pilot Hola. Passengers were:
Mr. and Mrs. John Berry, Mr. and
Mrs. William Angell, Mrs. H. G.
Beach, Fred and Dennis Beach,
Helen Holiday, Ed Koven, H. M.
Reherd, Mr. and Mrs. Adkins and
infants, Lt. D. Rookus, Stewart
Faulkner and Don S’ettler.
Saturday:
The Lodestar left with John
Mandeville and Don Stettler as
passengers.
Pilot Weaver to Kotzebue with
Mrs. Robert Thach, Emma Good
win, Mabel Berriman and Mrs.
Archie Fields.
Pilot Weaver to Unalakieet
with Christine Sorrill and to For
tuna Ledge with George Bayer
and Winnie Copeland.
Monday:
Pilot Weaver to Kotzebue with
Oliver White and Jack Allen for
Candle.
Pan American Airways
Captain Stan Doepke and First
Officer Wes Monsen came in from
Fairbanks Saturday with Lt. Vic
tor G. Ellis, Captain John Murray
and Captain Gordon McLane. Al
bert Pasquan and W E. Johnson
came in from Galena.
The plane left for Fairbanks
k with mail, express and the fol
lowing passengers: f rank Rice for
Seattle, George Anderson, Walter
Conrad, Edward Clausen. Captain
John Murray and Captain Gordon
McLane.
Captain Les McLennon and
First Officer Wes Monsen came
in Sunday from Point Barrow at
3:00 p. m. They departed for Fair
banks at 3:15 p. m. with mail,
express and the following pas
sengers: Mrs. Joyce Turner, Mrs.
Bertha Whitlock, Harold Warner
to Seattle, Chris O’Leary, Toby
Mike,
Advertise lt in The Nugget.
BUSINESS HOUSES
TAKE ON PAINT
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I Front Street business houses are
1 dressing up these days. The Bon
Marche, Miners Sc Merchants
Bank and the City Hall are being
painted, and the new home of
The Nome Nugget, the building
formerly known as the Board of
Trade, is being remodeled.
Another improvement is the ad
dition of a new fence around the
Bureau of Indian Affairs apart
ment building on Second Avenue.
TRAFFIC MANAGER
VISITS IN NOME
Stewart Faulkner, assistant gen
eral traffic manager for Alaska
Airlines, arrived in Nojpe Satur
day night via Alaska Airlines
from Anchorage. He is spending
several days here conferring with
local representatives of the air
lines in preparation of factual
data and material relative to cus
tomer service, routes and equip
ment. The company will shortly
begin a Territorywide survey to
determine future needs for addi
tional service to the major cities.
NEW CHIEF OF POLICE
NOW ON DUTY
John Berry, formerly of Fair
banks and Anchorage, arrived in
Nome recently and has assumed
his duties as Chief of Police and
fire chief. Mrs. Berry accompanied
him to Nome, and the couple plan
to make their permanent home
here in the city.
More than 60 per cent of Egypt’s
landowners derive their entire
living from an acre or less of land.
classified*Tds
LOST—A ladies’ wrist watch.
Roamer-Sw.ss made. Between
Sommers Mess house and Diesel
Oil Sales office. Return to The
Nugget. Reward.
FOUND—Ladies’ purse with con
! siderable money. Inquire of The
Nugget.
FOR SALE—One large, slightly
used, trap line. Going night
shift. See Clarence. lt-adv
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FRENCH TROOPS
ENCIRCLE CITY
OF TOULON
ROME, Aug. 21.—<\AP>—Hard
driving French troops have en
circled Toulon today while Amer
ican forces have advanced with
in 15 miles of Marseilles, heading
for the Rhone valley, against dis
organized enemy resistance, it
was reported today.
American troops have joined
with the French patriots who sur
rounded the Nazi garrison at Per
tius, while another of General
Patches’ troops occupied the town
of Aix, 15 miles north of Mar
seille.
DNB, the German news agency,
said there were indications of an
other landing at LaCiotat.
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