AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
The Alaska Airlines plane from
Anchorage arrived yesterday on
schedule with the following pas
sengers: Archie Watson, Mr. Mur
ray, Wilson Bourdon, Robert Clif
ton, and F. L. Daly. It departed
with Ted Corn, William Wilt,
Alex Maps, Bill Grimes, Mr. and
THrs. Parker Martin and infant, i
William Williams, M. S. Jorgen- j
son, and R. H. Barrett.
WIEN AIRLINES
Frank Whaley, flying for the
Wien Airlines, made a trip yes
terday to Unalakleet, Koyuk and
Moses Point. Emily Bannock was
a passenger for Unalakleet, Steve
Pederson for Koyuk, and Edwin
Katognan for Moses Point. He re- |
turned with a Sommers Con
struction employee from Unala
kleet.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The Pan American Airways ar- j
rived from Fairbanks Friday eve- j
ning with Ruth Wassen: J. P.
Morse was a round trip passenger, j
Departing for the States were
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Boat News
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The S. S. Barnof, which sailed
for the north on October third was
delayed one half hour because a
passenger was lost. Mike Galovin,
a discharged veteran, placed his
baggage on the Baranof and then
boarded the Denali, which was
also scheduled to sail. He was j
scheduled for Squaw Harbor.
Among the passengers for Nome |
is Miss Anne Harrison, Nazarene j
misionary, who left here when
Pearl Harbor was bombed.
Mrs. Frank Bingham, wife of
the U. S. District Attorney, and
small son, Gary, are returning
home alter a summer’s trip to
Montana, their former home.
CARD OF THANKS
We sincerely thank all who so
kindly offered help, flowers, and
sympathy during our recent be
reavement. May God’s blessing
be with you.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Towner
and family. :
Harry Wall, Milton Vincent,
Charles Huntley and Rolf Engle
breth. *
Navy Unveils
Newest Plane
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8— </P)—
The Navy unveiled today the new
est carrier based fighter, the Gru
man Bearcat F-8-F. Combining
lightness and maneuverability to
climb with the best Jap planes,
and with the power, armor and
toughness of American fighters,
the Bearcat has four fifty calibre
wing guns and is also equipped to
carry bombs and rockets. It has
the extreme range of fifteen hun
dred miles.
Court News
William Stettlinger, local fish
erman has been bound over to the
grand jury on a charge of receiv
ing stolen property.
Steve Ladish and A1 Burgo, sea
men on the S. S. Taloa, were sen
tenced in the Commissioner’s
Court for breaking into the cargo
on the ship.
The Union of Socialist Soviet
Republics occupies one-sixth of
the earth’s land surface.
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Saturday, Oct. 13, 1945
9 P.M.
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