AIRLINES
V
WIEN AIRLINES
Wien Airlines made a trip to
Shishmaref on Wednesday with
freight.
Passengers on Thursday were
13 employees for the Birch-John
son and Lytle Co. who are working
on the Air Base. Mrs. James New
lan was also a passenger for Can
dle.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving from Fairbanks with
the Pan American on Wednesday
evening were Phil Johnson, Mrs.
Katherine Kehoe, C. R. Snyder,
Roy Ferguson, Perry Huff, Gor
don Wildes, R. J. Sommers and
Bill Sheffield.
Departing for Seattle were Joe
Bellevue, R. Escholt and Hardy
Loe. Passengers for Golovin were
Pat Bliss and Billy Waldheim.
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ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving Wednesday were War
ren Aue, E. B. Skeels.
Departing for Anchorage on the
return trip were Mrs. Fohn-Han
.sen, Ernest Herman Amos Kuyu
tulluk, Mr. Angell, Mr Kipp, Mr.
Southmoyd Mr. Ford ,Mr. Wallace,
Mr. Hanson, Mr. Huff.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
H. W. Hadlund, Anchorage. R.
J. Sommers, Gordon Wildes, Ju
neau. Perry Huff, Seattle. Bill
Sheffield, Phil Johnson, C. R. Syn
der and Roy W. Ferguson, Fair
banks. Mrs. Norma Petofsky, St.
1-awrence Island.
UNITED NATIONS, iff) — The
four-power foreign ministers ar
ranged a small, informal meeting
an an effort to break the deadlock
-over the future of Trieste.
Sliip-To-Shore
Radiohone Service
ACS Expands
Jol. T. J. Tully, commanding
officer Alaska Communication
system announced today a plan to
extend coastal harbor radiophone
service to twelve aditional ACS
stations. Operators of fishing ves
sels. tugboats and barges should
find this additional ervice espe
cially valuable in conducting their
normal operations.
At present coast harbor radio
phone service is available at An
chorage, Nome, Ketchikan and
Juneau. By the first of January it
is planned to have this service
available at. Bethel, Cordova,
Craig. Kodiak, Haines, Naknek,;
Seward, Sitka, Valdez Whittier, I
Wrangell, and Petersburg.
This service makes it possible
for any fishing craft or other ves
sel having a radiophone transmit
ter to talk direct to the nearest
ACS coastal staion. It is also pos
sible to call from the ACS station
on shore to a vessel at sea having
the necessary radiophone equip
ment. However if a call from shore
to a vessel is to be made the vessel
must be alerted to expect a call at
a scheduled time.
The rate charged for ship to
shore or shore to ship radiophone
calls is one dolalr fifty cents for
the first three minutes or fraction
thereof and fifty cents for each ad
ditional minute or fraction of a
minute.
Contact the nearest ACS station
for additional information con
cerning frequencies and hours of
operation pertaining to the ex
panded coastal harbor radiophone
servicei
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Husky Enjoying
Run In Seattle
SEATTLE, (iPl—An Alaska hus
ky dog, just arrived from Teller,
was loping the Seattle hills today,
freed in the early hours by some
: sleepless or sympathetic soul who
wielded a hacksaw on his cage.
Lester F. Lammers, of Walla
Walla, received the four-year-old
malamute yesterday and confined
him in a cage tied to his automo
bile. parked in a downtown park
ing lot.
Residents of nearby apartment
houses and hotels said the dog
howled and cried throughout the
night.
Mary Sliger, a waitress, said she
saw the husky ‘hightailing it up
toward the Broadway district
about 7:30 this morning.
“But I didn’t ese who let him
out.”
“I raise huskies for a hobby and
I’ve never had anything like this
happen before,” Lammers said. He
said he has 12 more malamutes at
home.
Hospital Notes
New patients at the hospital are
Gus Hansen, employee of the
U. S. S. R. and M. Co. Selma Moto
of Deering, and Hazel Nuipuk of
Nome.
MARCH FIELD, Calif. (/P) —
Search continued today for two
men missing after they parachuted
from a crippled army B-25 bomb
er early yesterday near Blythe,
Calif.
Seven others who bailed out on
orders of Lt. Col. J. F. Brannick
, were accounted for. Col. Brannick
later successfully belly-landed the
ship, which had engine trouble.
WAA means
We fly
Anywhere
Anytime
Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc.
Days and Evenings Main 46 : For Reservations
“Relief” Ship To
Sail In A Week
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SEATTLE, (/P) — The Alaska
Steamship Co. today was to re
ceive relief cargo for loading
aboard the SS Grommet Reefer,
which is to sail a week from today
for maritime-strikebound Alaska.
The Reefer is scheduled to visit
Cordova, Valdez, Seward, Seldo
via, Kodiak and Yakutat in that
order. Cargo for Homer is to be
transshipped from Seldovia.
While preparations for loading
of the Grommett Reefer were get
ting under way, L. A. Patton, who
chartered a barge and tug for one
trip to Alaska, said he had receiv
ed no cargo offers for the 1,200
ton capacity barge.
One thousand loaves of bread
left by air yesterday for Fair
banks.
JOHN PEROUTKA
TO RECEIVE DISCHARGE
John Peroutka who has been
with the local Coast Guard station
since May, 1942, and made many
friends during his stay, departs
today for his home in Castle Rock,
Washington, where he plans to go
into business with his brother.
John enlisted at the outbreak of
the war and is now going to re
ceive his discharge.
The local station will be in
charge of Chief Johnson who has
been here all summer.
CHINA—The Chinese press said
Communist forces continued to at
tack government positions two
days after Chiang Kai-Shek’s
cease fire order to his troops be
came effective.
Disabled Canihc
MIAMI, FLA. — (Soundphot
— “Pal.” a Labrador retriev
wounded in World War II when
served in the U. S. Army in t
K-9 Corps files a claim for d
ability with the Veteran’s Adm
istration. His master, Donald
Rammer, is shown assisting I
dog with the technical details
the application is filled in by
government clerk.
Japanese Admiral
Blames Home Front
The turning point in the Paci
war was the defeat of the Japi
ese navy at Midway and
army’s defeat at Guadalcar
Rear Adm. Masao Acki told 32
division interrogators. '
Acki, a veteran of 34 years se
ice in the Japanese navy, said 1
underlying reason for his cot
try’s defeat was the failure
Japanese industry to meet i
needs of war, and that this in p
was due to the drafting of skil
workers by the army.
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