AIRWAYS
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Saturday Pilot Peterson made
two round trips between Teller
and Shishmaref with express, and
brought Ralph Olanna to Nome
from Shishmaref.
Jack Dowd was a round trip
passenger to Taylor Sunday.
The Boeing arriver from Fair
banks Sunday with express, and|
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Honnicutt for
Kiana, and Clarence Curtis for
Nome.
The Boeing made a trip to
Gampell with express and return
ed with Julia Gromsteff, the Bur
eau of Indian Affairs Nurse, Anna
Martin, P. Womkom, Mrs. Mabel
Toolie, Mrs. Eleanor Makoiki, and
Nolan Silook.
The Boeing returned to Fair
banks last evening.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers via PAA
last Friday evening were O. D.
Cochran, and Ed. Anderson
Outbound passengers were via
PAA were James Shaw and child
ren, Frank Udell and infant, and
Mrs. Jennie Martin.
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ALASKA AIRLINES
Pilot Weaver made the mail |
run to Candle, Deering and Kot-i
zebue yesterday.
ALBERT MODE FILES
FOR CITY COUNCIL
Albert Mode dredge operator,
has filed for councilman, in the
City election.
At present count there are four
running for the three places.
Frankfurt circled
By U. S. Armies . .
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PARIS, March 26, — (£>)—'The 3rd.
Army sent Ps tanks crossing into
the plains of central Germany
less than 250 miles rom the Rus
sian lines. One unconirmed re
port said the city of Frankfurt
was entered last night, but the
radio dim out hours before, had
placed Patton’s forces 6 miles a
way
Tr 4th Army again broke loose
40 miles beyond the Rh’ne in a
sweep so swift that the Germans
were unable to blow the Ascheff
enburg bridge 22 miles southeast
of Frankfurt,leaving that city to
the mercy of the Allies.
The First Army pushed 19 miles
east of the shattered river line.
Seven Armies are now advanc
ing in a powerful flood tide ac
ross the German plains.
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Before you cash a War Bond—
wait. Spend a minute thinking of
the days when there'll no longer be a
War.
* Chances are you've saved more in
those bonds than you've ever saved in
your life* And if you keep them till
maturity, they'll be worth four dollars
for every three you put in! What you’re
bolding there can be a home of your
own, some day. Or a start in your own
business. College for your kids ...
And peace of mind for you. There's
no better feeling than knowing the
money's there if you really should need
it.
But that’s not alL Those bonds help
guard this country against inflation.
The money you spend unnecessarily
helps bring on inflation. And tfuz* means
—well, another depression. Bad times
after the war instead of good ones.
Bread lines instead of jobs.
So take it easy. That’s your future
you’re holding.
Hang on to your bonds!
KEEP FAtTH WtTH OUR F/OHTERS
BUY WAR BONDS FOR KEEPS/
GLENN CARRINGTON & CO.
Nome—Fairbanks—Anchorage—Seattle
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GIRAFFES FOR VICTOR Y^—Edith and Shorty make a
victory sign against the sky at the winter quarters of Ringling
Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus at Sarasota, Fla.
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