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I he Polar Taxi iK Delivery Service
Will Open For The Season On
MAY 1st. 1942.
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News Items
PAA ACTIVITIES
A PAA Electra arrived this
! morning with mail and several
; nassengers: Mr. and Mrs. Lucas.
' Arnold Thommon. and others,
names not available.
Return trp passengers were:
Governor Gruening
Col Murphy
B'-s r Rnwe
Mrs. Sprenger and child
STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Sunday — Pilot Moore arrived
from Anchorage with the follow
I ing passengers:
Virgin:a Calkins
Mr. Ruben
Mr. Rassmussen
Mr. Polet
John Topkok
Pvt. Thompson
Monday —Pilot Moore left for
; Anchorage with the following:
R. G. Maynard
Marianne MLsh
Virginia Calkins
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Krohlow and child
Mrs. Calkins and two children
Saturday —Pilot Whaley went
to Moses Pt. and Unalakleet. Pas
sengers were: Moses Pt. to Unal
akleet, J. A. Broadwell, Otto Nel
son, Thura Susask.
Moses Pt. to Nome: J. A. Broad
well, ■ George Beacom, James
Dunn. Merle Huff.
WIEN AIRLINES
May 22 — Pilot Long to Fair
banks with Capt. Bowan and
Russell Wright.
May 23 Pilot Paine returned
to Nome from Fairbanks with
Mr. Holm and Mr. Wilson.
Pilot Wien returned from Fair
banks with Gene Lucas, John
Holm and Joe Walsh. He left
for Council with Gene Lucas.
May 24—Pilot Billberg to Fair
banks with Dick Johnson, Ernest
Rivers and Paddy Watt.
Pilot Paine to Beaver Creek
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Stewart.
Pilot Wien to the Kougarok.
i returning via Teller with Metta
Mueller and child.
May 25—Pilot Paine to Coffee
Creek with Harvey Grant and
Joe Skorik
Pilot Wien to Deering with
Bes Cro-s and Jaspar Holman.
He will continue to to Pi Barrow
with Stephen Lichtblau of the
U. S. Weather Bureau.
Pilot Billberg is expected in
from Fairbanks late today
NOTICE TO THF. PUBLIC
Star Air Lines, Inc., has taken
over the Mirow Air Service as
of May 1, 1942, and all operations
will be carried on by the Star
Air Lines and be their respon
sibility.
Mirow Air Service
by Madeleine Moore
A N N 0 U N C E M E N T
TO OUR MOTORING PUBLIC
We are discontinuing our retail gasoline service station,
serving Standard Gasoline, Lubricating Oils, Greases, Cleaners
and specialties. A full line of these products will be obtainable
in retail quantities at:
NOME MOTOR CO,
LEHMANNS
We will continue to handle all Standard Oil products
in wholesale quantities as heretofore.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
NOME FAIRBANKS SEATTLE
GOVERNOR. GRUENING
ARRIVES AT NOME
A Peterson Air Lines
plane arrived Nome late
last evening and had as
j passengers Governor Er
nest H. Gruening and Col.
Murphy.
Seattle Japs Tell How
They Kept Records
SEATTLE (/P)—Two former em
' ployes of the Japanese consulate
! related at the trial of Thomas S.
Masuda, American-born Japan
ese attorney, that their duties in
: eluded compiling reports, among
i them ones on national defense,
| for the Japanese embassy at
i Washington and the Tokyo for
I eign office in Tokyo.
The witnesses were William
Hosokawa. who served as Eng
lish language secretary from
. July, 1937, to November, 1938,
! and John Fukuyama, who suc
| eeedod Hosokawa and served un
j til December 7 last. Masuda is
charged with acting as an agent
for the Japanese government
without registering with the state
i department.
Both testified Masuda visited
the consulate office frequently
but neither professed knowing
what Masuda and the consul talk
ed about.
Under questioning by Gerald
D. Hile assistant United States j
attorney, as to his duties, Hoso-j
kawa said he compiled reports!
1 for his superiors at Washington!
1 and Tokyo.
“These reports,” he testified !
i “were primarily from newspa-!
! pers. I clipped items of interest
relating to the Sino-Japanese
war, the local reaction to it, and
; at times reports on power pro
jects.”
He said also the consulate main
tained a file of reports on pro
ceedings of the state legislature.!
Fukuyama testified his duties
were much the same, adding that
reports he made contained "some
, articles on national defense."
Both witnesses said it was com
mon practice for consulate em-!
ployes to attend meetings at
which the Sino-Japanese war
was discussed and that reports
were turned in to the consul.
On cross examination, Samuel
B. Basett, Masuda’s attorney ask
ed both if they considered Ma
suda an agent for the Japanese
consulate of the Japanese gov
ernment. Both replied in the.
negative.
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Americans Asked To
Invest $800,000,000 In
June War Savings Bonds
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Washington, May 25 (AP)
— Americans were asked
by the Treasury to invest
$800,000,000 in war bonds
in June. Quotas include:
Alaska, $400,000.
Alaska Does Well In
First Two Weeks of May
In Defense Bond Savings
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The following wire was receiv
• ed by the chairman of the Nome1
; Defense savings Staff from Fred
erick W. Ayer:
JUNEAU, May 20 — Alaskans'
j purchased almost 75 percent of!
I the May quota during the first *
two weeks in Scries E bonds;
alone, having a sales price to
talling $258,017.50. Outstanding
is the record set by Anchorage,
whose sales amounted to $92,700
during the first 2 weeks, which
was $42,700 more than the en
tire month’s quota.
Other two week’s sales were:
Fairbanks $40,388.50,
Juneau 29,473.75
Ketchikan 22,799.001
Sitka 21,075.001
Petersburg 9,656.25
Kodiak 9.318.75
Cordova ...... 8,681.26
Seward .... 8,220.50
Nome 7,237.50 j
Valdez . 2,981.25
Skagway . 1,693.76
Wrangell . 1,518.75
Palmer . 637.50
Haines 543.75
Craig 375.00
Nenana 356.25
Hydaburg . 112.50
Metlakatla . 56.25
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Some are lace trimmed, alluringly decollete.
All of them irresistahle.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRW AYS. Inc.
Vmioimees Schedules Flight
Nome to Fairbanks
Twice Weekly
Fairbanks to Seattle
LODESTAR AND DOUGLAS D. C. 3. SERVICE
Daily Schedules
55 lb. Baggage Allowance Effective May 23
FOR THE BABY
We offer foods, medicines. Vitamin products
and fine comfort items for the babies who coine
to live with our friends hereabouts.
The Best That Money Can Buy
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