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■ STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Pilot Chet Brown arrived from
Anchorage in the Vultee with the
following passengers: Fred Bour
don, Mrs. Jack Bullock, D. R.
Roberts, Chas. Gustofson and
Pete Swedeman. Passengers for'
Anchorage .were: Mrs. Paul Man
derville, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith
and Rita Taw is.
Pilot Whaley made two round
trips to Moses Pt with express
and passengers.
The Vultee arrived from Anch
orage with Capt. Brock and Wal
ter Gordon. Outgoing passenger
i was T. A. McAhee.
WIEN AIRLINES
July 8 — Pilot Paine took Gus
Crc m das to Teller and Mr Heide
and Bob Eaton to Tin City. Wal
lace Porter was brought to Nome
from Haycock
July 9— Pilot Paine took Les
ie Paneak. Nome to Aggie Cr.
to Wht. Mt. Albert Aukon, Lee’s
Camp to Camp Cr.; Don Stewart
to Nome from Beaver Creek.
On a second trip. Nils Savetili,
Moses Mixsooke and Silas Saul
| were passengers from Candle to
j Unalakleet.
Pilot When arrived from Fair
banks with M. L. Tullis, Fred
h Bookman and Myrton Elliot. He
left immediately for Bluff, return
ing with Sam Tucker.
Lost Anchorage Fliers
Found and Returned
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ANCHORAGE. July 9 (/P) —
Pilot Bowman and mechanic Dil
lard returned to Anchorage safe
' ly, brought here by Pilot Glass,
who landed beside their plane,
which made a second forced land
ing on the same sandbar where
it was first marooned. Bowman
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said the plane developed fuel
I line trouble on the take-off af
ter the first landing but did not
crash.
When Pilot Glass made the sec
ond trip, mechanics dismantled i
Boman's plane and put it aboard
a oomcdentally passing small 1
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Army Takes Over Control
Civilian Travel Alaska
Only 6 Reasons for Permits
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9 <4>)
— Lieut. General J. L. Dewitt
- reminded that public tonight
; that at midnight the army will
take over control of civilian tra
: vel into and out of Alaska. No
body will be allowed to enter or
leave the Territory- without an
official army permit.
Under proclamation previous
ly issued by the Alaska Defense 1
i Command, only six reason for
| granting permits to visit the I
Territory will be recognized.
They are; 'flicial business of the
United States government; defin
itely arranged legitimate employ
ment and business reasons; re
turn of bona fide Alaska resi
dents; close domestic relation
I ship; and school interests.
No entrance permit will be is
sued to an enemy alien, to a per
I son of Japanese ancestry, or to
any persons whose presence, in
the Army’s opinion, will be detn
mental to the security of Alaska.
General DeWitt said, to admin
ister the provisions of the pro
clamation, he had created an
agency called the Alaska Travel
Control w-ith offices in the Ex
change Building in Seattle. All
requests for information on Al
aska travel must be addressed
there.
6TH NAVY CASUALTY
LIST IS ANNOUNCED
WASHINGTON, July — Cas-1
ualties of United States Naval!
Forces reported to the next of
kin by the Navy fo-r the period
of June 7 to 17, inclusive, are
announced as 886 officers and
men, of which 190 are known
dead, 54 wounded and 640 miss
ing. This includes personnel of
the Navy, Coast Guard and ]
Marine Corps.
It raises to approximately
11,000 the number of Navy cas
ualties, most of them having re-!
suited from direct action of the
enemy, according to the state
ment accompanying this sixth j
■ Navy casualty list of the war.
No Alaska names were on the
I list.
NOTICE
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Federated Church!
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7:40 p.m.— Worship Service.
Mr. Merrill Fomtaine will ren
der a 30-mLnute piano recital be
fore the worship service.
M.r. Fontaine was accompanist
| for Miss Elsie Janis when she
entertained the armed forces dur
ing World War I.
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Lavinia Wallace Young Mission
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 a.m. — Church School.
5 p. m. — Worship Service.
Catholic Church
Father J.I. McHugh, S.J. (Pastor)
Sunday Masses 8 and 10 a. m.
Sunday Benediction 7:30 p. m.
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