AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
On the regular Anchorage run
of the Alaska Airlines yesterday
Jack Linglonna, Harold Norman
and William Peques arrived.
There were no outgoing passen
gers.
Pilot Weaver made a trip yes
terday to Moses Point and Unala
kleet with Isaac Upickson and
Lydia Bahr. He made the mail run
to Kotzebue today.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving from Seattle Wednes
day evening were Mrs. Paul
Stromberg, Richard Roell and
Curits Jacobs, Jr.
Departing were William Sutton,
John Hendricks, Dale Green, A1
Burrell, Bryan Rousseau, Melvin
Berg, Richard Gault, Reuel Grif
fin, Olaf Halverson, Robert Shel
don, Major Collie, all for Fair
banks and the States. Lena
Charles and Mrs. Mary Argyl
were passengers for Moses Point.
WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Peterson returned from
Kotzebue Wednesday with Mrs.
Marjorie Kirschner, Bureau of In
dian Affairs nurse.
Wednesday evening Pilot Wha
ley made a trip to Solomon and
brought in Mrs. Cousins, a cook
who is enroute to Fairbanks.
Yesterday a trip was made to
; Teller, Ear Moun ain and Shis
, maref for t ie Geological Survey.
O. M. Powell made a round r o
i to Dahl Creek yesterday wi h
Pilot Bill Peterson. Charles and
| Carl Oxarok were taken to Wales i
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Westfall |
who are taking over the Lomen ;
Commercial Co.’s store at Golovin, j
were taken there yesterday. Ralph 1
Lomen accompanied them. On the |
re urn trip Violet Blachford was I
brought to Nome.
Arriving from Fairbanks yes-;
terday on the Boeing plane was;
Glen Davis, a round trip passen
ger. Departing were Bishop Bent- ,
ley, Mrs. Cousins, Marjorie Mc
Lain, Miss M. Kirschner, for Fair-1
banks, and Mr. Peterman and P.;
Privott for Unalakleet. Peter Tag
arok and Chas. Nayakok were
brought in from Kotzebue enroute
to Wainwright.
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The mosquito gets the credit for
originating the one-point landing.
ArmyTo Discharge
Six Million Men
By Next July
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12—i>Pt—
Undersecretary of War Patterson
told Senators the Army expects
to d scharge six million men by
July firs'. Defending the point
system of demobilization in tes'i
mony before the Senate Military
Committee, Patterson said should
bring the Army down to a strength
of two million by the middle of
1946. The Undersecretary vigor
ously rejected the proposal of
Senator Johnson that Congress set
up a special agency to police the
demobilization. Patterson said no
men with more than forty-five
points were being sent to the Pa
cific ocupation forces.
MAURICE KING ARRIVES
FROM CANDLE
Maurice King, pilot for the Arc
tic Air Service, made a trip from
Candle with freight. He will return
as soon as weather permits.
The Union of Socialist Soviet
Republics is the largest country
n the world in area.
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Nome to Juneau
over the
Shortest Route
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