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ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage yes-1
terday with the Alaska Airlines!
were W. C. Stephenson, C. Fla
chard, Ida Allan, of Anchorage,
and Epolook Moses of Unalakleet.
Departing for Anchorage were
Father O’Connor, D. W. Harding, j
and Art Compton.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming pasengers Wednesday
evening were: Stanley Bartlett,
Charles O’Leary, Anthony Olson,
Birdie McNeil, Patricia Rogers,
Ralph Reat, Mrs. R. Roell, Miss
Phyllis Roell.
Outgoing passengers were Dor
othy Shaughnessy, Ruth Kintzer,
Hugh Creech, Milton Firth, Kirk
Jackson, George Hopkins, Rev.
Ralph Riggs, Diane Westerlund,
and Hugh Pearson.
WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Rice of the Wien Airlines
arrived from Fairbanks yesterday
with the large Boeing plane,
bringing Neva Whaley and Mr. E.
D. Lucas, who was a round trip
passenger.
The plane then took off for
Gambel, with mail and Mr. A.:
Hutchinson of the C.A.A. It re- ;
turned yesterday with Wallace j
Willunga, a solider who has been j
on furlough. Leaving for Fair- j
banks were Richard Webb and!
Helen Shaffer.
Yesterday a trip was made to
Shismaref. Ralph Alexander was
Rev. Dahle and Tommy Mananga
were passengers to Teller from
Shishmarfe. Ralph Alevander was I
brought to Nome from Teller.
Pilot Whaley made a trip to the'
north yesterday, taking Alfred
Wells and George Kagoona from
Haycock to Kotzebue and bring- j
ing Nels Linstrom from Haycock
to Nome.
KIRK JACKSON CALLED TO
SEATTLE BY MOTHER'S DEATH
Mr. Kirk Jackson was called to
Seattle due to the sudden death
of his mother there. He expects
to return soon.
MRS. RICHARD ROELL AND
DAUGHTER RETURN TO NOME
Mrs. Richard Roell and daugh
ter, Phyllis, have returned to their
home after an absenec of three
years. While in the States they
made their home in Seattle. Mr.!
Roell, employed by the U. S. |
Smelting Co., returned last month.;
North Pacific
Naval Commanders
Changed ~
KODIAK, Oct. 12—OP)—With
the transfer yesterday of the com
mand of the North Pacific Force
and area from Vice Admiral
Frank Jack Fletcher to Rear Ad
miral Ralph Wood of Seat'le,
Commander of the Seventeenth
Naval District, the Kodiak Naval
Air station today was headquar
ters for the Navy sphere of oper
ations of the entire North Pacific.
After the transfer Admiral
Fletcher flew to Anchorage en
route to Washington, D. C., to
spend his leave at his Maryland
home.
Preceding the formal transfer
of commands Adm. Fletcher pre
sented twelve awards, including
the Legion of Merit to his succes
sor Admiral Wood and Capt. J. S.
MacKinnon of Juneau and the
bronze star ot Capt. John While ot
Fairbanks.
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Teacher—Give me a sentence
contining the word “sphere.”
Jasper—My father has a sphere
cold.
THE SHORT LINE ROUTE
Anchorage
Juneau Fairbanks
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Saturday, Oct. 13, 1945
9 P.M.
High School Gym
Everyone Welcome
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