AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers arriving on the
"Wednesday plane were: Florence
Eby, G. B. Walker, Joseph Toth.
Wm. Borkanhagen, Wm. Bond.
Glen Fronk, Gus Kling, Mrs.
Travis, Ken Kenny.
On the returning pla^e. bound
for Anchorage, were: Bill Munz.
M. S. Mitrovitch, G. Freeman.
Eric Bylund, Don Swenson, How
ard Bean, Charles Rewey, Theo
dore Farrens and Mr. Speck.
There were no incoming passen
gers on the plane arriving today.
Outgoing pasesngers were Dan
ny Hanson, Joseph Jiza, Jack Don
nelly and G. B. Walker.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arrving on the PA A plane
Thursday night were Ed Dahlman
and Russell G. Maynard.
The plane is holding in Nome
tor favorable weather.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Thursday Jack Whaley took
John Esenituk to Igloo, and made
a trip to Ungalik with freight.
The Boeing arrived from Fair
banks with George O’Connor, Roy
Tobuk. and John Clark from Tan
ana.
This morning the Boeing re
turned to Fairbanks via Kotzebue
With Jenny Kuzuguk for the Kot
zebue hospital, also a load of
freight.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee, Sr.,
Solomon. Miss Virginia Bruce,
llerm Joslin, Dick Hawley. Stan
Noab and Grant Ruth, E. Joiner,
Candle. Wm. Brown, Nome. Rich
ard Lee, Jr., Solomon. Frank
Preston, Marshall. H. Kenney, An
chorage. Glen Walker, Fairbanks.
Florence O. Eby, Anchorage. Rus
sell G. Maynard, Juneau.
Political Riot
Flares In Greece
‘ THENS. i/P)—Police reported
that three persons met violent j
deaths in Athens during the night,
in political slayings, as outbreaks I
increased throughout this tense!
capital.
In the north, heavy snow was
reported on Mt. Vermion, and
press dispatches said army units!
had uncovered 107 bodies of guer- i
i iHas in the past two days.
WELFARE DIRECTOR
HERE FROM JUNEAU
Russell G. Maynard, director of
the Territorial welfare department,
arrived in Nome on the Pan
American plane last night and
will remain here qn business for j
a few days.
Tojo Knew Of
Jap Atrocities
TOKYO, </P>— The prosecution
today introduced a series of form
er secretary of state Hull’s pro
tests to the Japanese government
to show that Hideki Tojo and his
fellow war crimes defendants |
knew of Japanese atrocities.
Associate prosecutor Pedro Lo
ot.of the Philippilnes told the
■; bunal the Japanese government,
at no time took any action against
the perpetrators of tortures and
murders in the Philippines. He
said Japanese atrocities there
caused 131,000 American and Fili-1
oino deaths.
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MANILA. (/Pi A concerted j
AWOL roundup today netted 17
American soldiers the army said
had been absent without leave for
two years and four GI escapees
from Los Banos detention camp.
The four were among 31 who es
caped 10 days ago. Sixteen still
tire missing. In all, military police
detained 74 soldiers, the shore pa
1 r< 1 picked up 34 naval personnel
ind Filipino police held 61 civil- j
ians.
SECOND CHOICE
BOISE, Idaho 0P1—Finding no
coal at a Boise fuel yard, burglars
made a second choice. They stole
an axe, a cross-cut saw and a log
chain.
Scheduled Flights bv Twin Engine Boeing
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Fairbanks to Nome to Kotzebue to Fairbanks
- - - Every Thursday.
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4' 4' v
Fairbanks to Hughes to Kotzebue to Nome
to Fairbanks - - - Every Monday.
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Fairbanks to Nome to Gambell
- - - First and Third Thursdays
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Stops at Galena, Moses Point and Unalakleet
whenever traffic warrants.
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Mail Run Single Engine
Nome to Golovin to Moses Point to White Mt.
to Nome - - - Every Tuesday, W. P.
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Flights to Kotzebue, Teller, Wales, Shishmaref
or any other place on Seward Peninsula.
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Wherever you want to go - - -
Just select your time and place and
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Courteous, Friendly Service will satisfy you.
Days and Evenings Main 46 For Reservations
VETERAN ADMINISTRATION
OFFICIAL VISITS NOME
H. E. “Ken” Kenney, contact
.epresentative for the Veterans
Administration will address the
.American Legion gathering to
. ught, Friday, at eight o’clock in
■he City Hall. ALL veterans are
.uged to attend the meeting.
Mr. Kenney states that the VA
a charged with handling most of
the benefits which are due veter
ans, such as: compensation, pen
ions 'also for dependents*, insur
ance, hospitalization medical and
dental treatment, funeral and bur
ial expense, education and train
ing, and loan guarantees. VA bene
fits are not automatic but must be
applied for.
Services of the VA cover all
former members of the armed
forces whether in peace or war.
For particular problems, veter
an sare urged to see Mr. Kenney at
the Wallace Hotel, before Monday,
December 16.
An orthographic projection in
map-making shows half the globe
centered on any desired point.
Blum To Try
Form New Cal
_
PARIS, (/P)—Ailing Leo
74-year-old compromise c;
chosen as France’s interir
dent-premier a post whir
not expected to hold beyn
15, planned a new series
sultations today in an e
form a cabinet and lift
temporarily at least, out
year-long political fermen
Blum is not expected to
cabinet ready for approva
national assembly befor
week. His cabinet will rei
office only until mid-J
when the president of the
lie is elected. The latter w
nominate a premier.
First of the pre-war pret
return to power since Fam
eration, Blum, who had p
minor role in politics since
tion from a German prisoi
was elected by the assemfc
terday with 575 votes out
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