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ONE LAST FLIN C—Film Actor David Niven, en route to
England to join his regiment, got in at least this social engage
ment before departure. He's at the Essex Fox Hounds race meet
on the Evander Schley estate in Far Hills, N. J., with (left) Mrs.
I'nderwood McAlpin of Princeton, N. J„ and Mrs. William Clyde,
Jr., of Princeton and London, England.
j Mirow Air Service
| Activities
Pilot Jefford returned from
t Fairbanks with a load of Mail
t Saturday.
I Pilot Chambers made a trip to
4 American Creek with a load of
| freight and returned from there
j Sunday morning.
J Pilot Jefford made a trip to a
+ point west of Nome with emerg
4 ency food for a camp there.
4 .Pilot Jefford made a trip to Tel
iler. Wales and Shismaref with
the mail and Sid Rood was a
4 passenger as far as Wales. Mr.
4 Rood will return as soon as wea
Ither clears at Wales.
Pilot Martin is due in this af
ternoon on the mail run from
Golovin and Haycock. Pilot Mar
tin will leave on the return trip.
, A trip is scheduled for St. Law
' rence Island as soon as weather
will permit the flight.
On the schedule to Anchorage
this week there is a possibility
of two sections owing to the num
ber of passengers waiting to go
to Anchorage.
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NEWS ITEMS
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The Saturday evening Card
Party and dance given by the
Catholic Ladies was fairly well
attended. The winners of the priz
es were: Ladies—first Mrs Chas
D Jones; second Mrs Gene Kell;
and consolation Mrs John White.
The gentlemen’s prizes went to
the following: first Mr A1 Carey;
second Mr Fred Rohn; and con
solation Mr Jackson.
Refreshments and dancing fol j
I lowed the cards.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the
Wein Airlines made a flight to
Bunker Hill today and brought
Mrs. Edna Fix to Nome. A flight
is scheduled for tomorrow to
Fairbanks.
The Monday PAA mail plane i
was forced to land at Nulato;
today to await more favorable |
weather before proceeding to i
Nome.
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freed suspect must
BORROW TO GET HOME
“It doesn't seem fair,” Alfred
Kel.y released by a directed ver
diet in the Ketchikan district
court of perjury charges, said
1 pointing to a clipping from The
Chronicle describing the exper
ience of Mark W. Loney, brought
from the east to testify for the
prosecution.
“The government pays for
someone to come 3200 miles to
] testify against me, then when I’m'
found innocent it won’t pay my
i way back to Wrangell.
“I didn’t come to Ketchikan of
my own volition. I was brought
here forcibly, under arrest. Be- i
cause of attorney fees and other
expenses of the case and because
I haven’t been able to work
since this started I'm all out of
! money.
“If they pay for someone to
come all the way from Ohio to
testify you’d think they could at:
least take me back to Wrangell.
After all I was more important
in this than Loney because I
was the defendant, the person it
; was all about.”
.Mr. Kelly said he has friends
in Ketchikan though, so that he
j will be able to borrow enough to
1 get home.
According to rules binding the
marshal’s office, it has no author
ity or funds to pay transporta
tion for a suspect found not guil
ty. Oddly enough, if a person is
convicted in an indictment, the, 4
governmnet pays his transporta- &
tion after sentence is served. $
It was the second time Judge |
Alexander has directed a jury to J
free Kelly. +
The Ladies Aid Society of the *
Federated Church are holding a %
bazaar on December 5th from f
12 noon to 5 pm in the primary ❖
room of the church A light lunch %
will be served for 25 cents. Ar- %
tides will be on display for sale j
including food. These will be rea i
sonably priced. The public is cor t
dially extended an invitation to r
attend. {
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BROKEN TOYS WANTED %
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Anyone having broken toys, *
children’s playthings, sleds, skiis, j *
bicycles, tri-cycles and etc., wish *
ing to donate them for the bene-! i]
fit of less fortunate children are! **
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requested to communicate with, :*
Harry Egbert, engineer at the >
Fire Department, who is arrang- ^
ing under the sponsorship of the -
Nome Volunteer Fire Depart
ment to repair and provide for
distribution at Christmas time,
numerous children’s gifts along
this line.
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SIRE N—This hooded coat -
seen tn London is named "Siren,”
not because of pretty firl but be
cause it's for air-raids.
WE ARE NOW GIVING AWAY
FREE CHANCES ON OUR
CHRISTMAS
BARRELL
50 - FIFTY - 50
VALUABLE
PRIZES
ONE CHANCE WITH EVERY DOLLAR
CASH PURCHASE
OR PAID ON ACCOUNT
Drawing will take Place on
CHRISTMAS EVE, 8 P.M.
POLET STORES
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SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
rEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
LASKA . Nov 25 Dec 1 Dec 1 Dec 7
UKON . Dec 2 Dec 8 Dec 8 Dec 14
:t. McKINLEY . Dec 9 Dec 15 Dec 15 Dec 21
UKON . Dec IS Dec 22 Dec 22 Dec 28
[t. McKINLEY ...». Dec 23 Dec 29 Dec 29 Jan 4
UKON . Dec 30 Jan 5 Jan 5 Jan 11
It. McKINLEY . Jan 6 Jan 12 Jan 12 Jan 18
LASKA . Jan 13 Jan 19 Jan 19 Jan 25
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARNISH, Agent