A. T. G. BENEFIT BALL-JUNE 24
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AIRWAYS
Pan American Airways
The PAA Elcetra arrived from
Fairbanks at 1100 a m. June
22. with Cant. Les McLennan and
First Officer Jerry Ley. Incom
ing passer.gt •- ‘’re Thomas D.
Shields, V. S. Ct ast Guard, Rob
i i t Thompson and Darwin M
George !i departed immediately
with George Bayer. Geo. Mar
shall and p • oner, Percy Cutting
and Mrs Audrey Henderson.
Alaska Airlines
Pile* F ke arr ved from Fair
banks ycst.e ir.iy with Capt. John
Kokowsky. Rr.y Smith and Col
R W. Leibsle He departed this
morning for Anchorage with
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Bernice Fields and Bessie Kelly.
Wien Alaska Airlines
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Frank Whaley has made sever
al trips :n o Bluff, Ruby Creek,
Lee's Camp and Wh te Mountain,
for the U. S. C. & G. S.
Pilot Peterson made a trip
Wednesday into Deering and Can
dle via Kewalik, with a capacity
lod of freight. Selma Moto and
Irene Mendenhall were return
passengers from Deering.
Thursday, Pilo* Peterson was
busy with charter work for the
U. S C. fc G. S. at Golovin and
Beaver Creek.
Herb Hager came in from Fair
banks last evening via Unalakleet,
wi*h express and Capt. George J.
Rau for Unalakleet; passengers
Richard Ivanoff, Clarence Ka‘ch-!
ataz and Emil Victor came in
from Unalakleet. Hager is sched
uled to return to Fairbanks to
day.
i Sig Wien came in from Pt.
Barrow and northern-way points,
with Lottie Audlaksroak and Da
vid Brower, bo*h from Pt. Bar
row. Sig is scheduled to return to
Pt Barrow today via Kotzebue.
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FILES INFORMATION
ON FIVE COUNTS
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On evidence submitted by OPA
Enforcement, Lynn J. Gemmill,
U. S District Attorney, today
filed information in five counts
against Hal Nordnes and The Un
ion Trade and Packing Company.
The charges were based on pur
chase of fish at Kalinin Bay at
prices over ground ceiling and
carrying maximum punishment
of one year in jail and $5,000
fine on each count.
even dozen grandparents
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — fAPL*
—Patricia Anne Greene,' 10-!
month-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. F. Greene,' has more
grandparents than she’ll be able
to count for a long time. She can
boast of an even dozen who are
living. On both her maternal and
paternal sides, ‘‘here are five gen
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ONE LYON & HEALY, with Bench—$895.00. *
I One HOWARD-BALDWIN with Bench. Louis XV. £ i
Stvle. Three years old—$995.00. 4*
One KIMBALL with Bench—*880.00. • ' ' = £
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One MELVILLE-CLARK (Wurlitxer) with Bench— +
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SUPPORT FOR DEWEY
CHICAGO, 111., .lune 23.—<AF>
—J. Russell Sprague, of New
York. National Committee lender,
for the “draft Dewey” forces, an
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the Alaska repablican delegate to
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