AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Pilot Bill Peterson returned to
Kotzebue with Art Flatt, Beverly
Blanning. Jack Whaley went
Deering with A. Karmun, and to
Kotzebue with Frank Bingham,
and made the Golovin and Moses
Point mail runs.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Slocum.
Moses Point. Harold Tweet. Teller
Richard E. Lee. Solomon.
PARKING PRIVILEGES
TO AMPUTEE VETERANS
Parking, the bugbear of motor
ists in all large cities these days, is
being simplified in Seattle for am
putee veterans who are eligible for
government purchased cars.
Understanding the added incon
venience to seriously disabled vet
erans. the Seattle City Council au
thorized the issuance of w nd
shield stickers to these World War
IT veterans. The sticker permits
free parking in metered zones and
exempts the driver from penalty
for overtime parking.
Any eligible veterans who vis
its Seattle may stop by the Seattle
office of#the Veterans Administra
tion for a letter of authorization.
The Seattle Police Department
will issue the permit.
Fishing Fleet
Heads South
-'^TORIA, Ore. <.-P> — The Pa
cific Exploration company's deep
sea fishing fleet will sail from
here before Jan. 1 for southern
waters prior to heading for the
Bering sea. the Columbia River
packers asociation reported today.
The firm reported the converted
factory ship. Pacific Explorer,
now being readied in Puget Sound,
will be acompanied to waters off
Mexico and Central and possibly
South America by 12 fishing ves
sels and an airplane which will
spot the fish.
The expedition is sponsored by
the federal government through
organization of the new firm by
Nick Bez. Seattle, head of the sal
mon industry here.
POLES OUTNUMBERED
BY DANZIG GERMANS
GDANSK -DANZIG'. Poland—
,V —Despite the fact that large
numbers have departed for west
ern Germany. Germans still out
number Poles in this former ‘‘free
city of Danzig.”
Polish statistics show there are
239.009 Germans in Gdansk prov
.nce compared to 207,000 Poles.
Germans have evacuted 10,626
farms in the country which are to
be settled by Poles.
Christmas Program
Plans Progressing
lohn W. Fults, chairman of the
C immunity Christmas Tree pro
am. announced today that the
mmittees which he appointed on
* meeting of December 4 are
rig hard to get the various
;> of the program underway.
The executive committee isJohn
” .Its. L. Dunbar, and W. L. An
f 11. The finance committee is
vmded by Rev. Murlin W. Day,
h Sammy Mogg and M. J.
Walsh.
Rev. Roald Amundsen is chair
man of the Good Cheer commit
*ee. assisted by Clara Gaddie. Mrs.
Frank Jones, and Frances Schoe
nig.
Mrs. W. B. McCarthy heads the
entertainment committee with
Mrs. Murlin Day and Bessie Smith.
Chief A. O. Brown, is to make
arrangements for Santa Claus and
hi reindeer if possible.
The decorating committee con
sists of Olaf Halvorsen, Rev.
Lewis Hudgins, and other mem
bers selected by them.
Mrs. Robert Long is chairman
of the stocking committee and
will select her helpers. Mrs. Luella
Grant will take charge of the fill
ing of the stockings.
Mr. Fults stated that any assist
ance and cooperation by the pub
lic will be greatly appreciated by
the committees.
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Fairbanks to Nome to Kotzebue to Fairbanks
- - - Every Thursday.
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to Fairbanks - - - Every Monday.
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Fairbanks to Nome to Gambell
- - - First and Third Thursdays
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Stops at Galena. Moses Point and Unalakleet
whenever traffic warrants.
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Nome to Golovin to Moses Point to White Mt.
to Nome - - - Every Tuesday, W. P.
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Flights to Kotzehue, Teller, Wales, Shislimaref
or any other place on Seward Peninsula.
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Days and Evenings Main 46 : For Reservations
N«rnuer of Commerce
Held Tuesday Luncheon
At the regular Tuesday lunch
in in the Nevada Lounge, the
,\VA Chamber of Commerce
unanimously voted to send presi
dent M. S. Mitrovitch to Anehor
.ge to attend the All-Alaska
Chambers of Commerce meeting
•o be held next week.
The booklet committee submit
ed the outline and cover for the
new C. of C. booklet which will
>e presented at the next meeting
nr approval of the chamber.
The chamber passed a resolution
i send the thanks and apprecia
tion of the citizens of Nome, to
ne army and its representatives at
the Nome air base, for their mag
nificent service during our several
recent catastrophes.
L. E. OST IN NOME
ON BUSINESS
L. E. Ost. of Council, made a
brief business trip to Nome today.
Phone Local News to Main 12 -
Witness Tell Of
! “March Of Deatli
TOKYO, </P)—Judges who
decide the fate of former Pre;
To jo and 26 other once high r
ing Japanese officials leaned
ward and listened intently *
as survivors related honors o:
Bataan march of death.
“How many killings did you
ually witness?” associate pros
tor Pedro Lopez of the Philipi
asked one witness, Donald F.
gle, 27, Laura, 111.
“I don’t know,” replied I
“It became so commonplace
the first few hundred I did no
to keep track. The dead were
ed to the side of the road or
lying where they were killed.
The prosecution charged
American soldiers and 16,000
pino troops were brutally killc
died of the tortures of the r
day, 120 kilometer march.
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