Sales To
Individuals In
Seventh War Loan
April 9 through Juno 9
E Sales Total
Fairbanks
College $285,758 $300,758
Anchorage
Whittier 197,258 264,058
Ketchikan 97,560 206,660
Juneua-Douglas 82,092 193,136
Seward 45,906 46,575
Kodiak 28,125 30,625
Wrangell 22,912 23,412
Petersburg 22,331 73,108
Nome 18,762 18,762
Sitka 16,975 18,0001
Palmer 15,337 17,3371
Cordova 11,100 21,100
Skagway 8,268 18,268
Valdez 3,675 4,175
Federal Employees
Unallocated 84,311 84,311
S. DAVID MAZEN TO CONFER
IN ANCHORAGE
S. David Mazen, local postmas
ter, and member of the Oddfellow
building committee, left yesterday
for Anchorage, via the Alaska
Airlines Lodestar.
Mr. Mazen will confer with of
ficials of the Alaska Airlines re
garding an agreement on building
on adjacent properties. If definite
terms ran be reached, the Odd
fellows will build a structure util
izing the greater part of both
properties, with the Alaska Air
lines taking a long-term lease for
offices on the main floor.
Louisiana is divided into “par
ishes,” originally for religious pur
poses but kept for governmental
divisions.
Percent of
Quotas 39.1 46.5
Total for Alaska .$1,395,836.50
NORTH POLE
BAKERY
AND RESTAURANT
WE SERVE WHOLESOME FOODS
NONE BETTER
OPEN 6:30 A. M. .TO 11:30 P. M.
FRONT STREET PHONE MAIN 159
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THIS STORE IS
PLEDGED TO KEEP
PRICES DOWN.
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ALL MERCHANDISE
IS PRICED AT
O.P.A. CEILING OR LESS
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SHOP IN OUR
SANITARY FOOD MARKET
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TWO DELIVERIES 10 A.M.
DAILY 3 P.M.
Phone MA. 133
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WEDNESDAY GAMES
National League
Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 1. New
York 2, Brooklyn 3. Philadelphia
3, 5; Boston 8, 4.
American League
St. Louis 4. Detroit 6. Cleveland
3, Chicago 5.
Pacfiic Coast League
Los Angeles 1, Hollywood 2.
San Francisco 5, Oakland 2. Seat
tle 4, Portland 3. San Diego 13,
Sacramento 11, eleven innings.
THURSDAY GAMES
National League
New York 4, Brooklyn 5. Phil
adelphia 13, Boston 8. Chicago 2,
. 5; Pittsburgh 5, 6.
American League
St. Louis 3, Detroit 2. Boston 1,
Philadelphia 0. Cleveland 3, Chi
i cago 4.
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Pacific Coast League
Seattle 3, Portland 9. Los An
! geles 8, Hollywood 1. San Fran
cisco 8, Oakland 2. San Diego 5,
I Sacramento 3.
AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
The Lodestar came in Thursday
from Anchorage with the follow
ing passengers: Mr. Rutledge,
Alice Green, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
M. Dundas and son Richard, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Baldridge, Rex
Langham, John Tavetelete, Philip
J. Pettetien, Lt. Galloway and
Marvin Sarren.
The outgoing passengers were
Roy Hanna of the A.C.S. and Mr.
Mazen of the postoffice.
Pilot Weaver made a trip to
Kotzebue, Deering and Candle to
day. '
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
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Incoming passengers last night
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on the Pan American plane were:
Emile Lauren, Louis H. Buckland,
Mary F. Peterson, Walter Lang
fitt, Larry Parks, and Caroline
Brophy.
Outgoing passengers an the re
turn plane were: Ed Clausen, Vol
ney Richmond, Dan Llahmon, Rita
Tavis and Walter Germaine.
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WIEN AIRLINES
Frank Whaley made a trip to
Golovin yesterday and returned
with John Olson and Andrew
Fagerstrom.
A trip was made today with An
nie Koonak and daughter.
The Boeing plane is due in from
Fairbanks today and has trips
scheduled to Kotzebue and Gam- j
»bell.
Callao, chief port of Peru, was
raided by Drake and others’ in the
16th century and in 1746 was
completely wiped out by an ear.h
quake.
LIBRARIAN HAS
PAINFUL ACCIDENT
JUNEAU— Mrs. Edna H. Lo
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men, city librarian here, is con
valescing at St. Ann’s hospital
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from a broken left wrist, sustained
recently when she fell at the li
brary. Mrs. Lomen was standing
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on a chair, arranging books, when
the accident occurred. Dr. W. M.
! Whit^ead has placed Mrs. Lomen’s
forearm in a plaster cast.
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In* 1944, spendable U. S. income
amounted to $138,000,000,000. i
REBEKAH LODGE HOLDS
LAST MEETING OF SEASON
The Midnight Sun Rebekah
lodge held its last meeitng of the
season at the home of Mrs. Ole
Hay. The organization had a very
enjoyable evening and left reluc
tantly at a late hour.
The hostess surprised the mem
bers with many prizes. Winners
of the prizes were Mrs. Emma
Rowe, Mrs. Fred Hyde, and Mrs.
David Mazen. Special prizes were
won by Mrs. Rosa B. Hagen and
John Solon.
POLAR CURIO
Ivory O T T /^\ T""l Jewelry
Oifts ^ I I ( ) Watches
Souvenirs A Diamonds
Alaska Nugget and Ivory Jewelry
LARGE SELECTION OF ESKIMO SLIPPERS
THE COFFEE CUP
SANDWICHES
CIGARS - CIGARETTES - CANDY
SOFT DRINKS
Opening Friday
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