ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Silas Komon
aseak, Elmer Long, Edythe Long,
George Grace.
To McGrath: Chaplain Young.
To Unalakleet: George Butler.
To Anchorage: F. R. Steuben,
J. Lindblad, Clark Andreson, and
James Topscott.
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WIEN AIRLINES
To Candle: Mary Buck.
To Kotzebue: Willie Thomas.
From Kotzebue: Bonnie Hahn,
Erma Tinbrook, Fred Sailers, Fred
Flood, James Kinney.
”"1To Fairbanks: Phyllis Free
ricks, Jack White, Ralph Segock,
Dwight Smith, Warren Slater,
Bruce Slater.
To Galena: Geneva Watkins.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Friday were: Mrs. H.
Pannebaker, Mr. and Mrs.
Schmidt and two children, Mrs.
Russell Hermann, Bruce and Wal
lace Slater, Otto Weil, Phil Wil
lett, Fred Larson, 'Lillian Castro
and two children, and Emerson
Bassett.
Departing: Mrs. Christie Wald
heim, Ellen Waldheim, Dewey
Goodrich, Peter Hanson, James
Mortimer, Lt. Courtney, Lt. Leupp
and Ama Njaa.
PISTOL TEAM PROGRESS
The ladies’ pistol team held
their regular practice session
Thursday evening and Coach Don
Hurlbert reports that marked im
provement is apparent in all
members. High scores of the eve
ning were fired by Verna von
der Heydt and Eleanor Osborn.
Plans are now in progress to
arrange for formal matches be
tween individual members, with
the winner to be awarded a pistol.
Edythe Long, teacher at Lost
River, returned from Anchorage
and stated that she would be
teaching again next year at Lost
River.
Henrietta Pannebaker, formerly
Henrietta Burgh of Nome, is visit
ing friends and relatives here
after an absence of 12 years. She
makes her home in Juneau.
Arna Njaa, who has been visit
ing at Teller Mission, returned to
the States Friday with Pan Am
erican.
Phil Willei, taxi driver for Al
aska Cab, returned Friday hav
ing spent the winter in the
states.
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FRESH MEATS AND FISH
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
HOUSEWARES AND HARDWARE
DRY GOODS
MEN’S AND LADIES’ FURNISHINGS
Your Friendly Community Store
Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
PASSENGER SERVICE
PASSENGER SHIP SAILING SOUTHBOUND FROM
SEWARD 10 P.M. EVERY THURSDAY
For Reservations write:
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO., BOX 200. ANCHORAGE
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FREIGHT SERVICE
A Freighter sailing from Seattle every Wednesday
calling at Valdez, then Seward.
Shippers Urged to Allow
Time for Deliveries to
Alaska Steamship Co. Pier
Shippers are urged to give or
ders plenty of time for deliveries
of freight to the Alaska Steamship
Co. pier in Seattle. Five days be
fore sailing date is requested ex
cept for refrigerated cargo.
Dates announced for Nome and
northern points are:
June 9—Nome, St. Michael, and
Teller;
July 6—Nome (to discharge
perishable and refrigerated cargo
only), Teller, Kotzebue, Nome (to'
discharge balance of Nome cargo),
St. Michael;
September 23—St. Michael,
Nome, Teller.
SHOWING AT
| THEATER S
MONDAY ONLY
7:15 & 9:30 p.m.
M-G-M Brings You Another
Spectacular Triumph
Stewart Granger • Eleanor Parker
Janet Leigh - Mel Ferrer
Lewis Stone - Henry Wilcoxon
and Nina Foch
— IN —
“SCARAMOUCHE”
Color by Technicolor
NEWS REEL
TUESDAY ONLY — 7:15 & 9:15
A re-release of a Shirley Tem
ple picture—
“CURLY TOP”
Those who have seen her as a
child will ibe thrilled as we were
to watch her again—Those who
have never seen her will be equal
ly thrilled to watch this adorable
child star in action. You’ll laugh,
you’ll cry—you’ll really be glad
you came.
COMEDY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY
★
NEWS
★
Warner Bros, takes you
to the scene of the world’s
First
H-BOMB
EXPLOSION
With Complete
Explanation of
Devastation
Created By This -
The World’s Most
Destructive
Weapon.
Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
The 71st meeting of Alaska
Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
was held at the home of Rita
Harper last Thursday. Guest for
the evening was Mrs. La Vaun
Lyon, whom we all enjoyed meet
ing.
Founder’s Day on April 30th is
to be celebrated with a special
program, dinner and dance at the
Bering Sea Club.
Many of the members received
Easter remembrances from their
Secret Sisters in the form of flow
ers, hankies and stationery.
As part of the study of the pro
gram entitled “Nature,” the mem
bers made pencil sketches of a
bowl of pussy willows as well as
sketches of several of the mem
bers. The evening closed with the
serving of hot fruit punch and
cookies by hostess Omie Mc
Carthy.
—Caroline Reader
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted Lester Bronson, Tol
bert Sccrtt.
Discharged: Mary Adams and
Nora Larson.
Fire Underwriters Agent
Visits Chief Laws Here
Charles Landis, special agent
of the National Board of Fire
Underwriters from the Seattle
headquarters is enjoying a visit
here with his friend of 30 years,
Chief W. W. Laws, whom he knew
while fire chief in Vancouver.
Landis stated that Laws has a
reputation in Vancouver for being
one of the best fire department
organizers in the ,country and is
recognized by those connected
with firefighting for his excep
tional ability to cope with any
type of fire.
Landis who was a fire investi
gator in Washington while Laws
was at Vancouver, Wash., stated
that Vancouver had fires, bad
ones, sometimes two blocks long
that were controlled through the
efforts of Laws and which won
him his well earned reputation.
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