WALLACE LIQUOR STORE
Phone Ma. 55 - For finest Liquors
ARCTIC OIL DELIVERY
Phone—Shop: Black 76 — Residence: Red 153
WE CHECK YOUR TANK REGULARLY
BEN YOUNG
Mac’s Cab
Moved
Next Door to
Alaska Steamship Co.
“For Better Service”
Phone
Main-5
POST OFFICE DEPT. PAYS
ALASKA AIRLINES
WASHINGTON, f/l’i—The Civil
Aeronautics Board today author
ized a lump sum payment of $338,
030 to Alaska Airlines as mail pay
for he year 1047.
The board at the same time fixed
a rate of 90 cents' per airplane
mile for carrying mail since last
January 1. This rate is based on
daily flying of 1.000 miles. An air
plane mile is simply the number
irt miles flown in scheduled serv
ice.
The 1947 rate figures out to 75
cents an airplane mile.
The lump sum authorized today
includes mail pay already paid to
Alaska Airlines for that year.
FULL-BLOODED ESKIMO
FIRST TIME IN LEGISLATURE
NOME, i/P)—A full-blooded Es
kimo will be among representa
tives in the lower House for the
first time in the newly elected
Alaska Legislature.
He is Percy Ipalook, a Republi
can. He is an ordained Presbyteri
an minister of the Cape Prince of
Wales District, 90 miles northwest ,
of Nome. He was educated in the
States.
Two other native Alaskans of
mixed blood also were elected to
the Legislature.
The N. W. A. Fair Association
has announced that checks for the
winners and the awards are now
ready for distribution at Polet’s
Store.The Fair report will be na
nounced as soon as all matters are
settled and the Board has met to
approve of same.
| The big Turkey Drawing is
j about to be announced as over half
j of the tickets have been sold. A
single ticket entieles the holder of
a ticket to 14 chances on that
Thanksgiving bird.
Tickets are available at Polet’s
Store and Boy Scouts are assisting
in the ticket sale.
EX-OLDTIMER—NEVER WENT
BACK—DIES IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE, (IP) — Patrick C.
Buckley, 76, an Irishman who
came to Seattle in 1393 in search
of Alaskan gold and never went
back, died yesterday at his home
here.
Mr. Buckley, a retired veteran of
23 years in the Seattle police de
partment, went to Alaska in the
brawling days of '98. For 13 years
he wandered from Dawson to Fair
banks to Nome in search of gold.
But he was one of the many un
lucky.
In 1911 he returned to Seattle
and settled down. He retired from
the police force in 1939.
Rev. A. Amundsen of the Cov
enant Church, accompanied by
Howard Slwooko returned Tues
day from a trip down the coast as
far as Moses Point.
Girl Seoul News
Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. a bus
took the Girl Scouts to the Base
radio station. Lt. McMurray and
Sgt. Mock explained how WCLN
broadcasts. Many of the instru
ments were not familiar to us. Ev
erything was very interesting and
we learned a great deal.
We would like to have our
friends listen to the Sunday broad
cast at 3:00 p.m.
Kay Coulthard, Scribe
The Midnight Sun Rebekah
Lodge met Wednesday evening
with Mrs. Herb Jenk.s presiding.
The meeting was followed by cards
with Mrs. L. Dunbar, David Mazen
and Mrs. Jenks the winners.
Mrs. Andrew Nerland and Mrs.
Fre dRohn were hostesses for the
evening.
Now We Have A Complete Line
Of FRESH Airborn !
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Shaktoolik . 20 6 11 8 11 9 10 11 7 9 19 13 13 13 21 21 5 0 14 5 28 0
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