I AIRWAYS
American Airways
The Pan American Airways
Blectra arrived at 2:15 p. m.
Thursday, with Captain John Ol
sen and First Officer Bab Bed
irtger as crew. It carried mail,
express and the following pas
sengers Miss Julia Gromtzeff and
Keith Hedreen. Returning to Far
banks it carried mail and
following passengers: Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Rank to Fairbanks; Mrs.
Morcom to Fairbanks, Ed Koven
to Fairbanks along with Albert
g Belt and Mrs. Hennessy.
Alaska Airlines
Thursday Pilot Weaver flew to
Unalakleet with express and John
OlSen and Eva Ivanoff for Ga
lena.
Pilot Bliss flew to Unalakleet
with U. S. Marshall Ben Mozee
and Norvin Lewis. Mr. Mozee and
Mr. Lewis continued on to For
tuna Ledge with Pilot Weaver.
^ Pilot Fike left for Anchorage
this morning with Oliver Young
and Stewart Faulkner.
A plane is expected from An
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v'Whfi Trevor! Can't carry little me!
Iran new on you're getting Wheatiee
ovary morning for Breakfatt.”
chorage this afternoon.
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ROMANIA LINES
UP WITH ALLIES
r LONDON, Aug. 25.—(AP>—
Germany officially announced
today that some of the Romanian
, troops have stopped fighting, and
are moving toward the Hungar
ian border.
Moscow dispatches described
wide-spread local engagements |
of King Mahais army versus the ;
Nazi rear guards, while Russian i
troops drove swiftly through the
wheat and oil empire to within
35 miles of the strategic Galati
gap on the Danube river, enroute
~~ LE GALAD VERTTSEMENT
rN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE BARROW PRECINCT
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
SECOND DIVISION.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF RICHARD S. HALL,
1 .(also written M. S. Hall), de
ceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that Mil
dred M. Keaton was upon the
! 17th day of August, 1944, duly
appointed executrix of the estate
of Richard S. Hall, deceased, by
the Probate Court of the Barrow
Precinct, Second Division, Terri- _
tory of Alaska; that she duly qual-'
ified as such executrix and Let
; ters Testamentary were issued to
; her on said date.
All persons having claims ^
against the said estate, are here-|
by notified and required to pre-;
sent such claims duly verified >
with the proper vouchers to the
: undersigned executrix at the of
! fice of the Probate Judge, Barrow,^
; Alaska, within six months from
the date of the first publication;
i of this notice.
Dated the 17th day of August,
! 1944.
MILDRED H. KEATON,
Executrix of the estate of Rich
ard S. Hall, deceased.
IRA D. ORTON,
Attorney Jar Executrix
Date first publication Aug. 25.
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Russia informed Romania that
they must earn their armistice
with the Allies by ordering all
troops fo fight “hand in hand”
with the Red Army.
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BASEBAI1
RESULTS
4*^4* 4* 4* 44 4* 4*
Wednesday's Garnet
National League
St. Louis 11, Chicago 1.
Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles 16-3, Hollywood
12-0
Seattle, 2, San Diego 1.
San Francisco 9, Oakland 4.
Portland 4, Sacramento 1.
Thursday's Games
National League
St. Louis 2, Chicago l. j
Philadelphia-Boston game post
poned.
(Only games scheduled>.
Pacific Coast League
Seattle 12, San Diego 4.
Los Angeles 4. Hollywood 1.
San Francisco 5, Oakland 3.
Sacramento 2, Portland 1.
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CAA NAMES NEW
OFFICE HEAD IN NOME
Robert J. Schmidt, of Minot, j
Noi'th Dakota, who has been an
operator in Nome at the CAA
Communications office, recently
succeeded Wm. (Bill) Winebrcn-i
ner, as chief operator, it was an
nounced today.
SOCIALISTS
TIME FOR !
BROADCASTS I
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WASHINGTON. D. C\, Aug. 25.
—(AP)—Responding to the So
cialist party’s contention that
Roosevelt’s speech in the Brem
erton broadcast was political, the!
War Department acceded to the
party’s requesl tor equal time to
broadcast to the soldiers overseas, i
The War Deparment. said other
parties had been given copies of
the correspondence with the So
cialist party, under the soldier
vote law.
PATROL VESSEL
SUNK BY BOMBS
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By Norman Bell
A 50-foot Japanese patrol ves
sel was sunk, and 75-footer dam
aged badly by naval Ventura
bombers in a northern Kuriles
strike Saturday and Sunday.
One of seven enemy planes was
destroyed in the air with another
being wiped out on the ground.
These actions took place during
a sortie against the Kakum-Betsu
Masugawa, and Kprabu Zaki on
Paramushiro installations, and
alpo against Myoshino on Shinsu.
AIRWAYS
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