AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINES ALASKA
T^lot Peterson made a trip to
Golovin yesterday with Harold
Brannon, who is on furlough, and
returned with Jack Westfall. He
also made two trips to White
Mountain with supplies for the
Alaska Scouts.
ALASKA AIRLINES
The Alaska Airlines plane ar
rived late last night from Anchor
age with the following passengers
J. E. Salahan of the ACS, Ray Vir
gin, Art Compton from Anchor
age; John, Rose and Joe Norbert
from McGrath; May Ivanoff and
child, Doug Johnson from Unala
kleet.
Departing for Anchorage were
Estelle Howe of the Anchorage
ACS, V. E. Huffman and W. Pe
ques of the C.A.A., and Stanley
Baskin of the U. S. Justice De
partment.
Pilot Weaver left for Deering
with Fred Savok and child, and
Perry Outwater for Kotzebue. .
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving last night with the Pan
American Airways from Fair-1
banks were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Bernier, Adron Peterson, C. Dan
iels. From Seattle were Mrs. John
Bullock and Mrs. C. Richter and
infant. Departing passengers were
Edward Webster and John Cross
for Seattle and Ethel Nelson for
Fairbanks.
Victory is ours, BUY BONDS to
keep the peace.
Russia Could Make
Atomic Bombs
Faster Than U. S.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30—<£»)—
Dr. Irving Langmuir predicted if
an atomic armament race devel
ops Russia could produce the first
atomic bomb in about three years
possibly, and then accumulate
them “far faster" than the United
States.
Langmuir, associate research di
! rector for General Electric, said
| if Russia considered the incen
tives great enough, she could mob
i ilize her resources for atomic en
ergy program and get her people
• to forego a higher standard of liv
, ing and devote ten per cent of her
production capacity to a five-year
atomic energy plan.
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AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Dorothy Fisler, Wnite Moun
tain; R. C. Peterson, Seattle; Art
Compton, Anchorage.
Snow Covers
Northeastern IJ. S.
<aP) reports that Northeastern
United States is blanketed with
snow varying in depth from three
inches in New York City to twen
ty-eight inches in Attica, N. Y. At
least sixteen deaths were caused
by the storm which brought winds
of gale proportions in the Boston
area. Snow flurries struck the
Great Lakes region. Chicago,
Milwaukee and Minneapolis re
ported below freezing tempera
tures.
Yamashita Denies
i
j He Authorized
Jap Atrocities
MANILA. Nov. 30— </P) —Lt.
Gen. Yamashita told the trial
court that he not onlv never au
thorized his subordinates to com
mit the atrocities in the Philip-1
pines, but “if the present situation
permit I’ll punish them to the full- j
est extent of military law.”
His declaration was made in an i
address to the U. S. military com
mission trying him for war crimes,
charges. He added he had inferior,
troops who badly needed training!
and discipline, which under the
pressure of the attack of superior
American forces, he had no time
to administer.
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FIRE DESTROYS GOSHAW
HOUSE AT SHISHMAREF
Word was received from George
Goshaw, of Shishmaref, this
morning that a fire destroyed his
ranch house last night. The Wien
Airlines is standing by for a break
in the weather to make an emer
gency trip to Shishmaref to bring
, to Nome, Mrs. George Goshaw,!
who was badly frozen while fight
ing the fire, and who is in need
of immediate medical care.
Mr. and Mrs. Goshaw have
t
spent many years breeding fox on
this Arctic island, and have now
developed a rare and beautiful
fox called the platina, which is
greatly in demand in the States.,
The cause and extent of the fire
are not known.
BUY VICTORY LOAN 30NDS
Q Alaska Airlines feeder /
plane bases '
■ DC-3 scheduled routes /
— Alaska Airlines feeder /
plana routes >
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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
ben young now in oil
DELIVERY BUSINESS
Ben Young, a former Nome
business man who sold out his
water delivery business to enter
the U. S. Army, and who was a
member of the Alaska Scouts,
whose record is so highly praised
during the battle of Attu, has an
nounced that he is again entering
business in Nome. He has gone
into the fuel oil delivery business,
and will deliver oil from
drums to your tanks un
metering equipment arrive
the States.
MRS. CLARENCE RICHT]
RETURNS TO NOME
Mrs. Clarence Richter a
fant have returned home*
spending several months in
at the home of her husband
ents.
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Building Contractors
We Design, Build,
or Repair Homes
or Buildings!
We are equipped
to do the job right
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Phone Main 61 or Red 152
(Evenings)
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