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AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The Pan American plane ar
rived from Seattle Wednesday
night, about ten o’clock, with the
following passengers: Ge o r g e
Bayer, Clifton Buchanan, and
Paul Taylor. It also brought in
2073 pounds of mail.
It departed immediately with
James McDowell, Kirt Schmidt,
Walter Shoemaker, Clinton At
wood, Everet Wood, Walter
Meeks, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fair
weather, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Truckey, Lawrence Clemens, Don
ald Jenson, Max Connell, Gustave
Nynas, and Paul Taylor.
ALASKA AIRLINES
The Alaska Airlines plane ar
rived yesterday from Anchorage
with Andy Peterson, J. A. Dasch,
J. G. Bowman, and Lester Green
ing, and it departed with Bud
Nicholson, Gene Snow, arid Dick
Sandford.
An estimated 50,000,000 acres of
land east of the plains in the
Untied States have been aban
doned as farm land.
At The Hotels
PATTERSON HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durant,
Patrick R. O’Brien, Nome.
WALLACE HOTEL
Guests this week at the Wallace
are: George Goshaw, Shishmaref;
Bob Long, Anchorage; George
Collins, Anchorage; C. M. Peter
son, Postal Inspector; G. M.
Greening, Anchorage; Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Rice, Fairbanks; Ralph
Mayberry, Nome.
FRED BARNOFSKY DIES
AT PIONEERS' HOME
Fred Barnofsky of Nome, Alas
ka, died at the Pioneers’ Home on
October 22, 1945. Mr. Barnofsky
was born January 10, 1866, in
Breslau, Germany, and came to
Alaska in 1903, going directly to
Nome, and remaining there until
his admittance to the Home on
April 4, 1942. Mr. Barnofsky was
employed as a miner in Nome.
In 1726, the Chinese published
an encyclopaedia of 5,020 vol
umes, containing standard Chi
nese works from 1100 B.C. to 1700
I A.D.
Headquarters
Must Watch For
Treacherous Japs
TOKYO, Nov. 2—</P)—Vigilance
against resurgent Japs who still
| dream of reconquests and revenge
while outwardly appearing com
placent, Allied Headquarters de
clared, was more important than
rounding up war criminals. Brig.
Gen. Elliot Thorpe said however,
this atittude is limited to a few
individuals with small followings.
Other Allied sources said the
potential danger from this type
| of thinking increases when large
' numbers of demobilized troops,
| repatriated from China and other
i regions where they felt no physi
: cal defeat.
Allied Headquarters disclosed
that three Jap army officers were
being questioned about the execu
tion of three Doolittle airmen on
October 15, 1942 at Kiangwan,
near Shanghai.
Two members of the powerful
Iwaski family resigned key posi
tions in the Mitsubishi Holding
Company, the last of the great fi
nancial family heads to yield to
American pressure, it is reported.
F r Convenience ...
Fly ALASKA Airlines
More than 100 communities are served by Alaska Airlines with
smaller aircraft stationed at Fairbanks, Nome, McGrath, Bethel,
Naknek, and Homer. You can depend on Alaska to take you to most
Alaska communities. These are some of the towns served by Alaska
Airlines:
CLARK POINT
IGUIGIG
PEDRO BAY
ANIAK
KALSKAG
PLATINUM
STONY RIVER
FLAT
HOLY CROSS
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
PILOT STATION
TAKOTNA
RUBY
NOORVIK
WALES
EAGLE CREEK
TOLOVANS
TETLING
BOUNDARY
STAMPEDE
LIVENGOOD
BLUFF
DILLINGHAM
ILLIAMNA
PILOT POINT
CROOKED CREEK
MEDFRA
QUINHAGEK
AKULURAK
FOLGER
KOTLIK
OPHIR
RUSSIAN MISSION
UNALAKLEET
CANDLE
SELAWIK
BEAVER
GRUBSTAKE
BIG DELTA
CIRCLE CITY
CHICKEN
EUREKA
UTOPIA
GALENA
EKWAK
KANAKNAK
UGASHIK «
EEK
NAPAMUTE
SLEITMUTE
ANVIK
HAMILTON
KWIGUK
OHAGMUT
SHAGELUK
DEERING
KALTAG
CARIBOU CREEK
SHISHMAREF
JOSEPH VILLAGE
NORTHWAY
FORT YUKON
DAWSON
BETTLES
STEVENS VILLAGE
HAYCOCK
EGEGIK
KOGGIUNG
AKIAK
GANES CREEK
NY AC
STERLING LANDING
FAREWELL
HOLIKACHUK
MARSHALL
PAIMIUT
ST. MICHAEL
NENANA
KOTZEBUE y
TELLER
CHENA SPRINGS
MINTO
TANACROSS
WOODCHOPPER
EAGLE
HUGHES
WISEMAN
%
ALASKA AIRLINES
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ELECTRIC SERVICE
FOR RURAL ALASKA
The possibility of development
of modern electric service for
Kenai Peninsula and the Tanana
Valley has been reported favor
ably to Delegate Bartlett by the
Rural Electrification Administra
tion, following a survey made by
Alfred C. Fox, engineer for the
REA.
The survey was urged by both
Governor Gruening and Delegate
Bartlett in an effort to develop
further rural electrification in
Alaska. Mr. Fox met with a group
of farmers at Homer and had in
| Manpower Shortage
Didn’t Affect Her
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — <£>)—
Monroe County Clerk Earl Bax
ter, annoyed at $330 alimony gath
ering dust in his safe, advertised
in a newspaper for the divorcee
to come in and get it. ‘‘I didn’t
know I’d been divorced,” the ben
eficiary told Baxter when she
called for the money.
terviews with interested persons
in Fairbanks, and it is hoped these
contacst will be followed up by
progressive action.
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