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Saturday's Gsroes
National League
Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 3.
American League
Chicago 4, New York 1.
Boston 8, St. Louis 4.
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco 8, Seattle 1.
Hollywood 4, Portland 3.
Oakland 6. Sacramento 0
Sacramento 4. Oakland 3
Los Angeles 7. San Diego 6.
Sunday's Game*
American League
Boston 12-3, St. Louis 1-9
Washington 3-5. Cleveland 4-9.
New York 7-6. Ch.cago 6-10.
Philadelphia 13-3. Detroit 3-2.
National League
St. Louis 3-5, Boston 2-2.
Cincinnati 6-2. Philadelphia 7-1.
Pittsburgh 7-9. Brooklyn 5-4.
Chicago 7-10. New York 4-12.
Pacific Coart League
Hollywood 6-0. Portland 2-5.
San Francisco 6-3. Seattle 3-0.
Sacramento 9-9, Oakland 5-3.
San Diego 4-1, Los Angeles 11-3.
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AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Peterson went to Fair
banks Saturday with express and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce and
John Lodin. He is scheduled to
return 'oday.
S g Wien was in Fairbanks yes
terday and is due in Nome to
morrow.
Pilot Bob Rice arrived in Nome
Friday evening on pontoons with
Lt. Foran of the naval oil reserve
expedition and secretary, Mary
Burgland. They departed the next
day for Pt. Barrow.
Alaska Airlines
A plane arrived from Anchor
age Fr day with Capt. Bill Fike
Passengers were Cameron Rich,
A1 Condon. Roy Douglas and
Burford Johns.
Outgoing passengers to Anchor
age Sunday were Miss Ward, Mr.
Mem weather and Adolph John
son.
Pilot Weaver went to Unalakleet
today with mail and express.
Pan American Airlines
The Electra came in July 23rd
from Fairbanks with Capt. Les
McLennan and First Officer Bill
Reed as crew. Passengers were
Mrs. Chaddie Kelly, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cross, Miss Patsy Cross and E. L.
“Bob” Bartlett.
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Gestapo Said To j
Be Active In
Recent Purge
LONDON, July 24.—<AP>—
. Heinrich Himmler’s prowlin'
strong-arm gestapo squads an
reported to be carrying out one o
j biggest purges in Germany'
bloodstained history.
The German army morale ar
neared to be badly shaken, bu
i there is no concrete evidence of
any dissatisfaction in the fron'
lines.
! French reports pictured the
purge of rebellious army officers
j as having spread to the German
French and even to the Italian
fronts, and said eight of the east
I ern front commanders were ar
rested or ousted by agents, and
possibly executed.
German divisional leaders in
! France are reported as having
; seized Field Marshal Kesselring.
| commander In Italy.
jFighting Ships
In Service Now
Number 1,149
WASHINGTON, July 24.—(AP)
—The Navy disclosed officially
I July 18th. when the destroyed es
! cort Grady was launched, that the
1 number of U. S. fighting ships in
service was 1,149. or three times
the total available whn the fleet
began to grow in mid-1940.
Many other fighting ships are
under construction in various
j shipyards.
The many less glamorous types
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of craft such as barges and land
ing craft and so forth m the|
Navy’s tremendous growth, arei
•lot reduced to figures in the re- :
port.
Injunction Proceedings
\re Vacated
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, July!
*4.—(AP>—The injunction pro
ved ings against the army was
'ismissed by Federal District
udge Hellenthal, after the attor
»y for plaintiff told the court,
he army had rescinded the evac
lation order on which the basis
if the proceedings of the suit was
tied by Mrs. Helen Fry, of Ko
liak, Alaska, army wife and mo
ther of twins Mrs. Fry had been
irdercd to evacuate Alaska.
Mrs. Aurelia Butler and Mrs.
Helen Dunbar, other army wives,
said they also faced evacuation
and intervened in the case.
MOTORSHIP ARRIVES
ON NOME WATERFRONT
The motorship “Bozo”, arrived
yesterday with passengers and
freight from Unalakleet. Passen
gers were Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Wheeler and two Native women.
Most of the freight was fresh veg
etables.
Arriving this afternoon at 3:00
p. m. from Pt. Hope was the M.S.
Trader, a schooner under Captain
Pete Paulson. Passengers were
Mrs. Elizabeth Masihuna and chil- j
dren, Mary, Bertha, and Thomas:
and Steve Oyahtoonah, an army
private returning from Pt. Hope
where he has been on furlough.
Captain Pete said he had to re-,
turn for supplies. “I was all trad
ed out," he said, adding that “Ice
conditions were pretty bad up!
there.”
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DOLLY BLATCHFORD
VISITS UNALAKLEET
Miss Dolly Blatchford, clerk at
Polet’s Store, took a vacation trip
to Unalakleet to visit her brother,
Tom Blatchford, and to see the
gardens from which Nome is re
ceiving fresh vegetables. She re
turned Saturday via Alaska Air
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