AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINES
Jack Whaley made a trip to
Moses Point and brought in Os
wald Moses, on Saturday.
Pilot Bronaugh made a trip to
Agiapuk and brought in the Bob
Cannon family.
Pilot Peterson brought in Paul
Mandeville, Frances Richter. Jack
K1 me, from Kotzebue and the
Siven Piper party from Candle on
Saturday and E. Welch from Deer
mg.
On Sunday Pilot Whaley made
-a trip to Rainbow Camp and
Brought in Roger Mendalook.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Friday evening with
the Pan American was Richard
Pense from Moses Point.
Departing were Mr. and Mrs.
W. French, Alfred Connor, T.
Lehmann, Lone Green. Frank
Williams, for Seattle. For Juneau
were Howard Lyng, Hollyn Oquil
lik. Milton Kaupaukan.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving Saturday via Alaska
Airlines were T. Dickinson, Eve
lyn Graves, E. Wilson, L, Damn.
Departing on the returning
plane were: Ambrose Bowers,
3ayard Bryson, Martha Nanouk,
Baby Jones.
Norman Weaver made a charte’.
trip f >r tne M. K. company to
Spencer on Saturday and return
ed on Sunday.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
E. Groves, T. O. Dickinson, An
chorage, H. H. Boise, Sacramento;
Roy Couts, Ed Holbrook, Gene
Joiner. E. H. Welch, Carl Ander
son. Anchorage: Charles Gamblet,
Seattle: Alfred Hanson. Benson
Creek.
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Hospital Notes
Now patients over the week end
are Rita Chase of Nome, Bessie
Sachpealik, of Shatoolik.
Mr. and Mrs. James Larson had
a baby born on Oct. 11.
Yugoslav < Hficials
Excommunicated
VATICAN CITY. Oct. 14..(/P)—
The congregation of the council
proclaimed today the excommuni
cation of all Catholic Yugoslav
officials who were connected
"physically or morally” with the
arrest and trial of Archbishop
Alojzijc Stepinac.
The archbishop, convicted of
war crimes by a Zagreb people’s
court last week, is under sentence
of 16 years’ imprisonment with
forcer labor.
There was no indication that the
penalty of excommunication ap-,
pi led to Premier Marshal Tito. A
prelate said last week the Vatican
had no information that Tita was,
or ever had been, a Catholic.
W allace Accepts
Post As Editor
WASHINGTON, (/PI—Henry A.
Wallace will carry on his foreign
policy fight as editor of the New
Republic magazine.
Accepting the post offered him
immediately after President Tru
man fired him as secretary of
commerce, Wallace asserted in a
weekend statement:
“ Ishall have the opportunity of j
saying exactly what I think at a
time when a bi-partisan bloc
mouthing the phrase ‘one world’
is really driving the world into
two armed camps.” The maga
zine’s circulation is reported be
tween 40,000 and 45,000.
There are more than 6,000 pub
lic libraries in the United States.
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Fliers*Capture May
Be Imagination
(By JOHN RODERICK)
SICHANG, Oct. 14. (£*) — A
mournful procession of sedan
airs bearing the white sheeted
c rpses of all 31 persons who died
•i the crash of a Chinese National
Aviation corp. transport plane
Oct. 8 made its way down steep
Loch! mountain to the village of
Hsichia today.
Rumors which emanated from
th's West China territory occupied
oy barbarous Lolo tribesmen had
given vivid descriptions of sur
vivors fighting a gun battle with
L.olos before being captured.
The fact that all aboard evident
ly died outright when the craft
-mashed into the side of the 14,000
foot mountain pointed up the un
reliability of stories spread in this
fantastic country.
It was another indication that
reports of the capture and en
slavment two years ago of five or
so American B-29 pilots might
also be a figment of Lolo or Chi
nese imagination.
A search party, nevertheless, is
searching Lololand for a trace of
i Indonesian Truce
Agreement Signed
BATAVIA, (/P) — The Nether
lands government and the Indo
nesian republic signed a truce
agreement today calling for im
mediate cessation of the 14 month
old hostilities in the East Indie;.
The “cease fire” order has not
yet been issued, but the agreement
stipulates that the truce between
Indonesian and Allied forces wall
be considered in effect as of todrty.
The point truce commission, in-^
eluding Indonesian, Dutch and
British representatives, will be
charged with truce enforcement.
The British members will with
draw after Nov. 30, when the last
of Britain’s armed forces are
scheduled to have left Indonesia.
The Dutch military position in
the Indies, meanwhile, has
strengthened by the arrival at Ba
tavia of the Karel Doorman, Hol
land’s only aircraft carrier. (The
Doorman formerly was the British
aircraft carrier Nairana).
a B-29 and its occupants who
crashed in 1944, and is expected
back in a day or two.
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