Passengers arriving Tuesday
from Anchorage were Wm. Spicer,
Mary Brown, Mr. Mitrovitch, John
Clark.
Passengers leaving on the re
turn trip were James Bure ham, R.
Hutt, T. Cochran. Mr. Stalder. R.
G. Maynard. Mr Nenoma C. G
Berger. Mr. and Mrs. Urbckson.
Martha Sicksick was a passenger
to Unalakleet.
Amving on the Wednesday
plane were L. E Howard. Vernon
Jacobson, and E B. Skeels.
Departing on the returning
plane were: Mr and Mrs George
Bayer. Binks Seiffert. Mr. Martin,
Mr Cleveland, Gus Carlson. Clar
ence Tjenogel. John Reed. Jack
Anderson. Frank Prehon and Pete
Le
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
The Boe.ng arrived yesterday
w.tr. B. L. Tram.eke. Mrs. Ethel
Kelson. Bernadette Amarok. Mrs.
E F.tch and two children, and M.
H. Fmk. and Dave Bronaugh.
The plane returned to Fairbanks
yesterday afternoon and again
flew to Some last night via Kotze
bue. br.ng.ng Mrs. N Blanken
ship to Nome from Kotzebue, an
Mrs. E Walker for White Moun
tain. and Jenny Kagugn: for
Shishmaref. .
The Boeing is making a roun.
trip to Gamble today.
Jack Whaley flew to Wales and
Shishmaref with Jenny Kagugok.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
3000 Ids. of ma.l and 1700 lbs.
of express, mainly Christmas
packages, arrived on the PAA car
go plane early this morning. A
passenger plane is due to arr.ve to
night.
BERNADETTE AMAROK
HOME FOR HOLIDAYS
Bernadette Amarok. wn
tending the University of Alaska,
arrived home on the W en Ala -in
Airlines plane from Fairbanks
yesterday. She will spend the hol
idays with her parents. Mr.
Mrs. Joe Amarok.
Hunters Fined
I^irge Amounts
HARRISBURG. Pa —Seven
uen hunters—13 of them from
V.'e -t Virginia—have been arrested
c.'d fined a total of $7,335 in the
^ nee. massacre in the annals
. the state game commission.
Seth Gordon, executive secre
y dc the comm.ssion said the
sx slayings occurred near Wells
boro, in Tioga county, where the
party of West Virginia and Penn
sylvan.a hunters had established
a camp.
“The men were arrested on
charges of illegal killings of deer;
spotlight killing of deer; illegal
'torage of venison; storage of il
legal venison; and making false
statements in obtaining non-resi
dent licenses.” Gordon said.
“They were guilty of indiscrim
inately shooting at any deer that
made its appearance and commis
sion agents are still checking on
the number of does that were
killed illegally," Gordon added.
“It was one of the worst deer
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DAV SURVEY SHOWS
17.000 ARE AMPUTEES
A survey conducted by the Dis
abled American Veterans ha.-> re
vealed that approximately 17,000
veterans of World War II suffere i
amputations in their war service
More than 12,000 are already re
ceiving service connected compen
sation for their disabilities from
the Veterans Administration.
The DAV survey showed that
the Army and Navy have reported
a total of about 17,000 amputees,
indicating that approximately 5000
have not as yet been awarded dis
ability compensation. In many
cases claims are still in a pending
status, while the balance are in
Army and Navy hospitals.
Veterans Administration statis
tics as of June 30 show the fol
lowing breakdown in amputee
massacres in the history of the
commision,’' he declared, "and the
fines were the highest ever levied
on one hunting party in this
state.”
JUDICIAL SANTA ,
CHICAGO, <JPy—Superior judge
Edwin A. Robson, a black robe
replacing the customary red suit
worn by Santa Claus, handed out
toys to several hundred childrer
yesterday while their parents
waited in his courtroom for hear,
ings in divorce cases.
The playroom in which the gifts
were given was established at
Judge Robson’s suggestion for the
benefit of children of divorce Uti
gants.
classification:
One hand .3066
One foot . 8485
Both hands .-. 49
Both feet . 469
One hand, one foot . 74
One hand, both feet . 5
Both hands, one foot 1
Both hands both fee*. 1
The total of 12.148 amputees
represents only those World War
II veterans who have been dis
charged from service and placed
on Veterans Administration com-,
pensation lists.
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Finest Assortment of Liquors
On The Seward Peninsula <
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Drop in and see us, A fine selection
of Xmas Gifts just received