| CRITIC — Metropolitan Opera Tenor Charles Kullman and
Mrs. Kullman wait for a verdict from Max, their dog, as they
listen to a recording of Mr. Kullman's voice. Max signifies ap
proval by barking, disapproval by deep silence.
VICTORY SHIP
IS LAUNCHED
' RICHMOND Calif., Nov. 29.
i —(AP)—The Anchorage, a
< Victory ship, named for the Alas
i kan city, was launched by the
] Henry J. Kaiser shipyards today,
I with the wife of Lt. Gen. Simon
B. Buckner, Jr., as its sponsor.
* The general is commanding
1 officer of the Tenth Army in the
* Pacific, and was formerly head
■ of the Alaskan Department.
4 Mrs. Buckner lives here,
j Mrs. Clyde R. Ellis, wife of
; Major Ellis, of the U. S. Army
. Engineers, formerly an Anchorage
J: attorney, was matron of honor.
| The major at one time was prest
* dent of the Alaska Territorial
. Chamber of Commerce.
! Miss Mary Buckner, daughter
| of the general, and a Stanford
•i ■ student was the flower girl.
4 William H. O’Neil, former Alas
4 kan resident, was trigger man.
- The vessel was launched amid
cheers of the crowd, with many
Alaskans present.
BOND SALES
TOTALLED
JUNEAU, Alaska, Nov. 29.—A
cmolete report of the sales in the
Sixth War Loan drive, through
November 25th, shows a total of
$802,349.75, with “E” sales, $577,
997.75.
Individual sales, other than
Series ‘‘E’\ totalled $77,708 with
“corporations”, $146,644.
A breakdown of the sales is as
follows:
Fairbanks, $296,350.
Anchorage, $126,993.75.
Ketchikan $45,494.25.
Juneau, $22,131.25.
Petersburg, $19,481.25.
Nome, $12,281.25.
Skagway, $9,787.
Seward, $9,075.
Cordova, $8,500.
Wrangell, $4,527.50.
Kodiak, $4,162.50.
Valdez, $3,091.25.
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NOME . FAIRBANKS i;
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NEAREST FIRE
ALARM UNIT
Nome citizens are requested to
acquaint themselves with the
location of the nearest fire alarm
box in their vicinity. Following
are the locations of the various
units:
Box 13, East—Mazen-Otter -
son (Red Cold Storage).
Box 14, East—Thornton, Cor
ner 1st and Stedman Avenue.
Bov 23, East—Sommer's Mess
Hall (Linton Avenue Way).
Box 25 East — Catholic
Church.
-ox 31. West—Rynning's, 1st
^ -'nue and D St.
Box 32, West—Anderson's,
North D St.
Box 33, West—Lomen's Dock
Nohalico).
Box 42, West—Hospital.
SIREN SIGNALS: (1) East;
(2) West.
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