AIRLINES
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ALASKA AIRLINES
The plane arrived from Anchor
age last evening with Charles
Adams and Sgt. Blankenship as
passengers. The plane departed
with T. R. Jolley, of the U. S. Bur
eau of Mines, L. M. Lintner of
the U.S.E.D., E. L. Erbele of the
Sommers Construction Co., and
Art Comton, Archie Watson and
Jack Long, who are employees of
the Alaska Airlines.
Albert Tetpan, who has been in
Nome for medical attention, was
a passenger to Unalaklert.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The Pan American plane ar
rived Monday evening f»'om Fair
banks, with the following passen
gers: Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes.
Bailey Bell, Mary Galvin. The
plane departed for Fairbanks and
Seattle with Mr. and Mrs. B. G
Baker. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bernier,
Orvil Van, Hilkv Robinson, Pervy
Swedeman, and Joe Bellevue.
GHOST BOOK
COMES TO LIFE
CAMP VAN DORN. Miss.—(/P)
Pvt. Harvey B. Vogel of Jersey
City bought a set of four books
from a second-hand dealer when
he was in high school. An ac
quaintance borrowed one of the
books and Vogel moved to Brook
lyn without it. While browsing
through a shipment of USO books
in the camp library, the startled
Vogel found his book, “A Collec
tion of Ghost Stories,” with his
name still written in it.
FIND THREE-YEAR-OLD BOY
STARVING IN NOME
Johnny Riley, three-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Riley
was found by the U. S. Bureau
nurse in the Riley home starving
and only partially dressed. The
mother of the child, Isabelle Riley
I claims that she gave the child
away to another nat:ve family
and therefore it was no longer her
child. The child has been taken to
the hospital where it was found
to weigh only eighteen pounds
and was suffering from cold and
starvation.
The parents were taken before
U. S. Commissioner J. Dowd, who
has sentenced the mother to nine
months in jail for neglecting the
child, and the father who is work
ing for Ed Horen, has been or
dered to pay the hospital bill.
ALBIN POLSON FOUND
GUILTY ON TWO COUNTS
The trial of Albin Poison in a
bankruptcy case was completed
yesterday, and went to the jury
yesterday afternoon. The jury was
out all night and brought in a
sealed verdict at 4 a.m. this morn
ing.
The jury, with A1 Doyle as fore
man, returned at ten o’clock this
morning and rendered the verdict
as follows:
Guilty on counts three and six,
which represent transfer of prop
erty, the sale of a Ford pickup to
Frank C. Bingham.
Not guilty of five counts of re
ceiving money from Sommers
Construction Co., Ed Seidenverg
and Mrs. Earl Towner for transfer
of properties which belonged to
his daughter.
| Sixty-Four Dead In
New York City
Crime Wave
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iv ize fisht°r and .** •'''■t'MV* year
old g'rl slain, are tb- deaths
in New York CItv’~ mounting
wave of violence end crime. A1
Rummy Davis, thirty, former con
tender for the world’s lightweight
and welterweight boxing crown,
was shot to death outside a Brook
lyn tavern after he struck one of
four men who help up the place.
The girl, Susan Scanga, was
found dead beside an old shack at
the foot of Huron street in Brook
lyn. Police said she apparently
had been raped and beaten. The
police department’s crack shotgun
teams patrol New York streets
during the city wide crime wave
which has cost sixty-four lives in
seventy-two days.
UNITED CHRISTMAS CHOIR
HAS GOOD TURN-OUT
i
The United Choir, which met
for the first time last Friday eve
ning in the Federated Church had
a good turn-out and many more
are expected at the meeting to be
held tonight at 7:30. Wednesday
evening has been chosen as the
rehearsal night, instead of Friday,
as there were too many conflicting
events on that evening. This cho
rus is being organized for the
holiday music and anyone who
can sing, or likes to sing, is urged j
to become a member of the group
as soon as possible, as the time
is limited.
Alaska Airlines feeder /
plane bases
= DC-3 scheduled routes
— Alaska Airlines feeder
plane routes
Only terminal points are shown on the above map. There are more
than a hundred towns served by Alaska Airlines in Alaska.
Use the complete passenger and express services of Alaska
Airlines. Phone MAIN 66 NOME, ALASKA
ALASKA AIRLINES
Japan Wanted
Neutrality Pact
V
TOKYO, Nov. 21—</P)—Yosuke
iYIatsuoka, former foreign minister
is quoted in an interview with the
newspaper Asahi as saying he had
intended to attempt to conclude a
neutrality treaty with the United
State before the war, but the pro
ject failed with the downfall of
Premier Konoye’s cabinet in Oc
tober 1941.
JACOB KRACOWER, AGE t
DIES IN SEATTLE
Jacob Kracower, better kn
to Nometies as “Cheap Jo
died at the age of 84 years, at
home in Seattle. He was om
Nome’s first clothing mereha
and had a store here, with
brother, which was located r
the Dream Theater in the e
days. He is survived by his w
Pskov, Russian rali center,
a medieval stronghold of derr
racy in Europe.
DON’T BE A
“WISH I HAD”
Thanksgiving is coming and Nome is
famous for its hospitality and groaning
tables.
This is the day to look your loveliest.
Compliment your hostess by arriving in a
sparkling fresh costume.
Be prepared — Call us today!
MODERN CLEANERS
PAUL A. MANDEVILLE
(MODERN CLEANING IS CLOTHES INSURANCE)
Need we remind you that we guarantee
Satisfaction with Every Garment?
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