AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINES
Sig Wien arrived from Point
Barrow and way points Monday
afternoon, bringing the three or
phan children of Thomas Anayah
from Wainwright, and Mrs. Ar
thur Cox and four children from
Kotzebue. He departed on Tues
day for Barrow via Kotzebue.
Pilot Frank Whaley made a trip
to Taylor with John Larson and
John Swedeman yesterday. Grace
Escholt was a returning passen
ger from Teller.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving yesterday noon from
Anchorage were Rev. R. M. Riggs,
Howard Burrker, Jack Long and
Art Compton. The plane departed
immediately with Alma Johnson
as a passenger.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers with the
Pan American Monday evening
were: George Bayer, Rev. Alvin
Capener, Capt. George Hopkins,
Mrs. Nona Talbot, Frank Degnon.
Outgoing passengers were Mrs.
Wilma Coburn, Laura Boucher,
Confusion Reigns
In Argentine
Government
BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 10—(JP)
—The army rules Argentina after
forcing the resignation of the
strong man Vice President Col.
Juan Peron, but the Navy is re
ported as demanding that the en
tire government quit and turn the
nation over to the Supreme Court.
Stormy Argentina is confused,
but this much is clear, Gen. Far
rell, head of the military regime,
is still president, but he takes or
ders.
Mulky cigar-chewing Gen. Edu
ardo Avalos, commander of the
big Campo de Mayo garrison in
suburban Buenos Aires, whose
personal quarrel with Peron
brought about the military’s de
mand for the resignation of the
vice president. A high navy offi
cer told an i/P) reporter that Per
on’s resignation alone was insuffi
cient, since it left unsettled the
essential problem of the existence
of the military government.
W. Pherson, F. Weinard, Ruth
Wassen, Ralph Lomen, Duncan
McLain, Jo Ann Dunn.
Epidemic Of Polio i
Closes Billings
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BILLINGS, Mont., Oct. 10—I/P)
! —The entire city of Billings has
been placed under quarantine by
the board of health.
All schools, theaters, churches
i and public meeting places have
1 been ordered closed.
I The number of infantile paral
* ysis victims reached 38 Sunday.
Mayor H. E. Biddinger an
nounced any person 18 years or
younger must remain on his or
her premises and all public places
will remain closed for a period of
two and possibly three weeks as
the result of the polio epidemic.
Seven persons have died from the
dread disease during the current
epidemic.
The mayor said any child found
off his premises would be taken
home and his parents 'haled into
court for negligence and violation
of the health board order. Persons
with children traveling through
Billings also are affected if they
stop here.
I
About 10,000 people are killed
annually by fire in the United
States.
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