CHECKING B - 2 9 TAI L—a mechanic at a 21st bomber
command base makes a final check of the Superfort’s tail assem
bly, preparatory to a takeoff for a raid on Japan.'
Price Ceilings On
Alaska Salmon
Removed
WASHINGTON, July 20—(/P)—
Price ceilings have been removed
on salmon caught by gill net or
seine in Alaskan waters, Delegate
Bartlett said. He told reporters the
revocation was retroactive to June
28. There is no maximum price
limitations on trap caught fish he
said.
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AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRWAYS
The Starliner Fairbanks, piloted
by Albert Peterson arrived from
Anchorage with the following
passengers yesterday, Henry Sac
cheas, Mr. and Mrs. Lester El
kins and a capacity load of ex
press. Outgoing passengers were
W. P. McCreight, Dick Mickleson,
Hannah Monroe, Laura Carr for
Anchorage. Passengers for Unala
kleet were Mr. Tollick, Mr. Rich
ter, Olga Bahr, A. Kvile, N. Eber
le and Harry Lucas for McGrath.
Passengers from Unalakleet to
Anchorage were F. Kempton, and
J. L. Connors.
WIEN AIRLINE8
An Arctic Circle sightseeing
trip was made to Kotzebue yester
day by Mrs. Joe Wallace and Mrs.
Mamie Lander. A short stop was
made at Deering to take a child
to the hospital.
Another trip was made yester
day to Haycock, Koyuk and Golo
vin with Ed Jimmokoyok as pas
senger to Koyuk.
The Boeing plane arrived from
Fairbanks via Hughes with ex
press. Mr. L. Slater was a passen
ger for Unakakleet for the Som
mers Construction Co. Outgoing
passengers were John Krom, John
Demo and Andy Anderson, who
will fly for the Wien Co. and will
be based at Barrow.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The Pan American Airways
plane arrived over Nome late last
evening, but due to adverse wea
ther was unable to land and had
to turn back.
Freight Air Rates
Reduced
ANCHORAGE, July 19——
Air passenger rates from Seattle
dropped to one hundred fifty
seven dollars plus tax from one
hundred seventy-seven dollars.
Other far reaching freight and
passenger rate reductions have
been made by the Territory’s three
major airlines. The three lines are
i
Woodley Airways, Alaska Airlines
and Ray Peterson Flying Service,
They said the new rates would be
effective Saturday.
The new Anchorage to Nome
rate will be sixty dollars instead
of the present eight-seven dol
lars.
SOCIAL PROGRAM FOR
MRS. MAMIE LANDER
The social program of Mrs.
Mamie Lander, Most Worthy
Grand Matron of the Order of
Eastern Star, who is spending four
days here as a guest of Alaska
Chapter No. 1, included a trip over
the Arctic Circle with the Wien
Airlines yesterday. Mrs. Mamie
Lander, who is a Floridian, had
a real thrill when Frank Whaley
dipped the plane as they crossed
the circle. A buffet supper was
held in her honor last evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Po
let. This afternoon Mrs. H. Harper
and Mrs. Ben Gill#te entertained
with a luncheon, and this evening
at seven o’clock a banquet at the
Masonic Temple will climax
NOTICE
The partnreshtp of Mullins and
Laurin, operators of the Lincoln
Hotel and Bar, at Nome, Alaska,
has been dissolved. Henceforth
the business will be carried on by
Emile Laurin who will be indi
vidually liable for all obligations.
87-2t Joe Mullins
her visit. Mrs. Lander’s travels
have taken her to Mexico, Puerto
Rico, Cuba, and Panama. She
plans to visit Hawaiian and Phil
ippine chapters before the close
of her term of office. Besides per
forming her fraternal duties, her
charming manner and jolly dispo
sition makes her a unofficial good
will ambassador whereever she
travels.
Listen to me...be^?e I die!
From the sea the beach looked easy, at Iwo.
But it was tough, plenty tough. More than
lour thousand of us died.
Just past the wet sand they got me. I lay there
helpless as the others pushed on.
But before I go... listen to me... please. Listen
to a guy who's going to die for you in a couple
of minutes.
Listen...we need the bonds you sometimes
forget to buy.•• the bonds you think you can’t
afford. We’re meeting our quota in death out here.
Are you meeting yours back home? The War
Bonds you fail to buy might be the difference be
tween life and death for a lot of guys like me.
For my sake... for the sake of your loved ones
who are still fighting... don't fail us now.
EVERYBODY—Buy Bigger Bonds
and More of Them!
Pacific American
Fisheries, Inc.