Russia Orders Ten
Elder Classes
Demobilized
LONDON, Sept. 26— (JP) —The
Presidium of Supreme Soviet to
day ordered the demobilization of
all enlisted personnel in ten elder
classes, except those serving in
the Far East. Moscow radio re
ported in a broadcast that others
to be released include former,
students of higher schools, pre
war teachers, persons who have
completed technical or agricultur
al educations, those with two or
more wounds, those serving since
and before 1938, and all women j
privates and sergeants, except
those who volunteered to remain
in the Red Army.
Makes Record
’Chute Jump
LONDON, Sept. 26—-(JP)—Mos
cow radio reported that Major
Vassili Romanysk, Russian air
man, set a new world record for
a delayed parachute jump, leap
ing forty-two thousand feet with
the chute opening when he was
only twenty-six hundred twenty
five feet from the ground.
HOWARD GREEN TO OPEN
FURNITURE STORE
Howard Green, local building
contractor, has leased the property
west of the Nevada Grill from Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gabrielson for a
period of ten years. Mr. Green
plans to build a building there
and open a modern furniture and
interior decorating shop.
Detroit is one rainstorm away
from the world series and the Chi
cago Cubs aren’t far removed. If
the weather man turns the faucet
on at Briggs stadium, washing out
the scheduled doubleheader, the
Cleveland Tigers will back into
the American League throne
without winning another game.
However the sun shone early
today and the prospect is that the
games will be played.
Things are not quite so simple
for the Cubs in the National
League, but they lead by two and
one-half games and can grind out
the St. Louis Cards’ last hope to
day by repeating yesterday’s six
to five conquest in the final meet
ing.
They will still not be “in” math
ematically, but they are so close
they would have to lose the re
maining five games and the Cards
win their four to miss.
Hank Borowy failed in the last
desperate Card rally in the eighth,
but received credit for the tenth
victory. Ray Prim helped him out
by a superb relief job. There were
some solid base hits by Cavaretta
and Pafko. Each of whom knocked
in two runs which turned the
threatened loss into a glorious
victory.
JENC AROOK - ASCCHEUS
NUPTIALS TONIGHT
Hans Jencarook of Golovin and
Grace Asccheus of Elim, are to be
married tonight by Rev. Paul
Carlson at the Carlson home.
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FRIDAY
“HENRY ALDRICH
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JIMMY LYDON.
CHARLIE SMITH
"FONEY FABLES" and
"HULL OF A MESS"
1 Show. Sept. 29th. 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“AIR FORCE’’
JOHN GARFIELD,
GIG YOUNG. HARRY CAREY
And "KING MIDAS, JR."
2 Shows, Sept. 30, 7:15 81 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“THE GIRL
IN THE CASE”
EDMUND LOWE,
JANIES CARTER
"WOOD GOES TO WAR" and
"JOHNNY SCAT DAVIS"
1 Show, Oct. 1 and 2, 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“HAPPY GO LUCKY”
MARY MARTIN. DICK POWELL
BETTY HUTTON
"PORKY'S CAFE" and
"TRUCK THAT FLEW"
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P.A.A. HAS NEW WAITING
ROOM ON NORTH SIDE
Many people going to the air
port recently have been surprised
to find that the P.A.A. have moved
to the north side of the field. As
there is no road marked to indi
cate the place where their very
modern waiting room is located.
It has become quite an adventure
for individuals trying to find their
way at night across the area.
When they finally find the right,
road they are rewarded by find-!
ing a very pleasant waiting room
with adjoining offices. Local Pan
American representatives hope;
the situation may be remedied in
the immediate future.
Statehood Not
Far Distant
For Alaska
■
WASHINGTON, Sep. 26——
The President’s statement was
called “heartening news” by Dele
gate Bartlett. “Administration
support means statehood will not
be long delayed for Alaska. The
President’s expression as to the
future political status of the Ter
ritory bears out what he told me
some months ago, when he said he
knew more about Alaska than
most people realized. He had deep
interest in the welfare of the
country. Very few people would
be willing to deny that Alaska is!
now ready for Statehood. I’m con- ;
vinced that a sufficient majority;
of Alaskans desire it at the earli
est possible moment.”
ROBBERS AGAIN
VISIT GLUE POT
The Glue Pot was robbed again
of another strong box. The rob
bery took place after closing time
early Tuesday morning, by the
same procedure as the first rob
bery. Locks on the back door were
forced and the strong box appar
ently carried out through the
back.
REV. AND MRS. PAULSON
RETURN TO NOME
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Carlson
have been away in their plane on
a trip to White Mountain. Before
returning they went to Moses
Point to perform a burial cere
mony for a small child, Oscar Ka
tongnan, who had accidentally
hung himself while swinging on |
an improvised swing. I
Lots Of Work In
Homesteading
In Alaska
SEATTLE, Sept. 26 — (P) —
George W. Gasser, Commissioner
of Alaska Department of Agricul
ture is here on his way to Wash
ington, D.C., to attempt to gain
support for concessions and loans
to servicemen who wish to settle
in the Territory.
He said homesteading “on a
shoestring” in Alaska “just does
not work out.” “We want to make
facts plain.” He aded “We want
people to know what they are Id
ling themselves in for—a lot of
hard work.”
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60-Person Planes
By Next June
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SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 26—
(PI—Commercial airline execu
tives meeting here today disclosed
that by next June passenger trans
port planes with capacities up to
sixty persons will increase air
travel three hundred percent.
V-Mail To End
October 31
NEW YORK, Sept. 26—(fP>—Lt.
Col. E. D. Snyder, in charge of the
V-mail section of Army Pictorial
Service confirmed the report that
microfilm transmission of V-mail
would cease October 31. After that
date V-mail would be sent by air
in its original form.
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