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AIRLINES
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers on the
Pan American plane Wednesday
night were J. James Frye, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Homethke, and Dorothy
Flintoff.
Departing for Seattle were Os-;
car Lingren, Laura Emel, George
Echardt, Laura Lomen, Eric Hay.
Passengers for Fairbanks were
Jack Bullock, George Whisenhunt,
Hazel Seiffert, M. K. Berry, Ed
Lawson, Margorie McLain, Carol
McLain.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Yesterday about noon a plane
arrived from Fairbanks bringing
Oscar Anderson, a round trip pas- j
senger. Departing passengers for
Fairbanks were Sidney Champion.
D. A. Noonan, J. E. Huttle, R. E.
Frost, E. G. Stoeckler.
Wednesday afternoon a trip was
made to Bethel with Don Foster
and Miss Davis.
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ALASKA AIRLINES
Don Travis, local pilot-manager
of the Alaska Airlines, has been
busy the past few days flying Es
kimos to White Mountain for a
Council Meeting of their coopera
tive store interests. The meeting
is sponsored by the Alaska Native
Service and will be conducted by
John Paden, Field Supervisor in
charge of the cooperative store
project.
Judge—Now, sir, please tell the
court exactly what passed be
tween you and your wife during
this quarrel.
Defendant—A flat iron, rolling
pin, six plates, and a teakettle.
Squatters Take
Over Army Camp
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VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 20.
(A*)—British Columbia had its own
"squatter” problem today when 11
Vancouver veterans and their
families moved into former offi- i
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cers’ quarters at Little Mountain j
army camp. •
A military spokesman said the
army would not disturb the fam
ilies which moved through the
main gate of the nearly deserted
camp yesterday without opposi
tion.
“They will have to agree to su
pervise the premises they use and
guarantee that there won’t be any
damage to property,” the spokes
man said.
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GENERAL ELECTION
Tuesday, October 8, 1946
The Following DEMOCRATIC Candidates
Solicit Your Support and V ote
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS:
E. L. (Bob) BARTLETT
TERRITORIAL TREASURER:
OSCAR G. OLSON
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR:
WALTER P. SHARPE
TERRITORIAL SENATE:
ELIZABETH M.
(Bess) CROSS
HOWARD LYNG
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
EDWARD ANDERSON
GEORGE P. MADSEN
w. e. McDonald
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Progressive And Liberal Principles
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