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j PA A ACTIVITIES
An Electra arrived from Fair
j banks with Frederick W. Ayer
and 3 other passengers also a
j small quantity of mail.
STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
1 Pilot Whaley made a round
trip to Unalakleet carrying mail
and express to Golovin, Koyuk,
Moses Pt. and Unalakleet. Pas-*
sengers were: to Unalakleet,
John Grant; Floyd Fagerstrom,
j Golovin to Solomon; Henry At
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Protests U.S.
Relations Vi ith
Free French
VICHY, July 16 (.Pi — The gov
ernment officially protested to
Washington against the assign
ment of military representatives
with De Gaulle, declaring that it
“Constitutes an attack on the j
sovereignty of France.” An au
thorized source declared it is “In
admissable” that the American
\ i government “which is maintain
ing normal relations with the j
! French government also main
tains relations with a rebel
force.”
The U. S. Department of State
announced on July 9th, that Ad
miral Stark and Brig Gen. Bolte
were assigned to consult in Lon
don with the National Commit
tee fighting with the French head
’ c'd by Gen. De Gaulle “On all
matters relating to the conduct
of the war."
The protest was announced,
pending the publication of the
French stand concerning the j
French warships interned at Al- i
exandria. The latter are under
stood to have rejected all pro- j
posals to move the ships else- j
where than to French territory,
on the ground that to do so is I
not to conform with the French
German armistice terms
WIEN AIRLINES
July 15— Pilot Bill Paine to
Wht. Mt. to Mrs. Albert Apok.
returnisg with Mr. Padcn. Joe
| Lucas was taken to Council from
Solomon and Carl Apok was1
taken from Wht. Mt. to Lee’s
Camp. The regular bi-monthly
: mail trip to Solomon and Bluff
was also made.
July 16 — Pilot Painr to D. er
, ing. Candle, Haycock, Unalakleet
and Keenan’s Camp. Several
passengers were taken from
Candle to Unalakleet.
Today —Pilot Pa ne made a
trip to Council. On a second trip,
| Dick Ludwig was taken to Coffee
: Creek. I
Pilot Sig Wien is scheduled to
return to Nome from Fairbanks.
To Draft Single
orkers Before
Married Men
The following wire was print- i
ed Wednesday but had become
somewhat scrambled in trans
mission to Nome, and so we print
herewiththe corrected wire:
WASHINGTON, July 14 (7P) —
. Draft headquarters specifically
directed local boards to call up
married men last, taking single;
I war workers before hu-'hands
and fathers.
Local boards were instructed,
in orders sent out last night, to j
fill quotas in this order: 1— Sin- ;
gle men with no dependents; 2—
Single men who don’t contribute :
to the war effort, but have de
pendents; 3—Single men with de
pendents who contribute to the
war effort; 4—Married men with >
out children who are not engag- J
ed in the war effort; 5—Married j
men with children who are en-!
gaged in the war effort; 6—Mar
1 ried men living with wife and
children or children only, who
, are not engaged in the war ef
fort; 7—Married men living with
wife and children, or children
| only, who are engaged in the war
effort.
To be classed as a married man
a registrant must have been mar i
ried before December 8, 1941,
l and must be living with his wife
or children.
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British Assert
Troops in France
Good Soldiers
LONDON, July 16 (JP) — A
; British military commentator
j confirmed Russian reports that
German divisions, recently with
| drawn from occupied France, ar
rived at the Eastern front, but
j said there has been no reduc
I tion in the regular Nazi garrison
j holding Western Europe against
j invasion, “The Germans form 1
| and train a division in France,
: then send them to whatever
| front required,” the comment
i ator declared, adding that the
| troops sent to Russia are in this
I category. He asserted that Ger
man garrison forces in France
“are not spearhead troops, but
good soldiers, nevertheless.”
British promptness to empha
size the strength of the German
garrison plus other indications,
! led informed British observers to
conclude that the Western pow
ers are not in a position to open
! a second front on the continent
j this summer.
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