Heme Front at the Battle Front
Official U. S. Coast Guard photo.
On a newly established beachhead in the Philippines, Coast Guard and
Marine Invaders give life-saving blood plasma to a wounded comrade,
who fell during battle to plant the American flag on another enemy-held
island. The blood plasma was supplied by folks back home as a part of
their program to help the fighting men over there. Blood saves lives.
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DREAM
THEATRE
NOME, ALASKA
Monday and Tuesday
April 2nd. and 3rd.
1 Show — 7:30 pm.
“ONCE UPON A
HONEYMOON”
Ginger ROGERS, Cary GRANT
and "Marie Green & Gang"
1 show Wed. 8c Thu. 7:30 pm.
April 4th and 5ih.
“PRIVATE NURSE”
Jane DARWELL, Brenda JOYCE
Sheldon Leonard
Also "California or Bust"
and "Snow Trails"
2 Shows Friday 7:15 & 9 pm.
April 6th.
“AIR RAID WARDENS”
Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy and
Edgar Kennedy
and 10th. Chapter of
"Perils of the Royal Mounted"
and "Billy's Akwakade"
1 Show Saturday 7:30 pm.
“IN THIS OUR LIFE”
2 Shows Sunday 7:15 8c 9 pm.
“HIGHWAYS By NIGHT” i
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Concluded
The pre-Easter series of ser
vices held at the Territorial High
School, closed Sunday night.
In spite of the stormy weather,
a large attendance greeted the
speaker each evening.
The Rev. Edwin S. Johnson, of
Oakland, California, showed mo
tion pictures which he had taken
in Palestine and in the National
Parks in the States. Both pic
tures and Bible messages were
enthusiastically received. An in
vitation was given to Mr. John
son to return to Nome at some
future time. The services were
under the auspices of the Covnant
Mission, the Rev. and Mrs Paul
B. F. Carlson.
Mr Johnson will leave soon
with Rev. Carlson, the Alaskan
Sky Pilot, for similar services
at Unalakleet and other points,
before returning to the States via
Pan American Airways.
Martha Jenner
Quits OPA To Wed
Miss Martha Jenner is leaving
this evening for the States.
Miss Jenner has resigned her
position with the O. P. A. here
and plans to be married on her
arrival in the States,to Lt. Guy
Richards, who was formerly sta
tioned here.
AIRWAYS
Pan American Airways
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Incoming passengers were Joe
Mullins, Peter Peterson, and Mr.
and Mrs. M. J. Walsh.
Outgoing passenger was Thom
as Findlay.
Wien Alaska Airlines
The Boeing is due in from
Fairbanks enroute to Gambell.
Alaska Airlines r
Pilot Gordon MacKenzie left
today for Unalakleet with two
CAA operators, Mr. Bryan, and
Mr. L. McElaen.
Pilot Weaver flew north on the
mail run.
BUDDY, GOODBYE
Official U. S. Coast Guard photo.
Death separates two shipmates. A Coast Guardsman kneels in
sorrow beside the flag-draped body of his buddy who was killed during
the battle for the Luzon beachhead. Japanese planes bombed a Coast
Guard-manned invasion transport moving in to unload troops and sup
plies on the Lingayen Gulf, when this Coast Guardsman gave his life.
He was buried at sea.
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