TITO PITS DOC—Marshal THo, leader of Yugoslav par* |
tisan forces, stands with his pet dog •Tiger” near his cabin in the
Yugoslav mountains from which he later escaped when It was
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AIRWAYS
Pan American Airways t
A PAA Electra came in from
Fairbanks at 10:00 p. m. June 28;
with Capt. Olsen and First Offi
cer Jerry Ley. Incoming passen
gers were Glenn Carrington, Sam
Kelly, Travis Spaulding, Rudy C.
Griffin, John Paden and William
C. Bland. Passenger returning to
Fairbanks was Michael Walsh.
The Electra came in from Fair
banks at 11:00 a. m. yes/erday,1
with Capt. Les McLennan and
First Officer Bill Reed as crew.
Incoming passengers were Cecil
Montgomery and John F. Gtilings.
Passengers returning to Fairbanks
were Norman-.E. Sylar, Isaac
Jacobsen, Mrs. Edith Jolliie and
Jacob Schurre.
Th ePAA Electra came in from
Fairbanks at lt):30 a. m. today
with Capt John Olsen and First.
Officer Bill Reed as crew. In
coming passengers were Harry
Weiselmun, Fred Emerson and Al,
L. Cyrewski. -The plane departed
for Fairbanks at 11:00 a. m. to
return again this evening.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot George Oswald came in
from Fairbanks last night with
express and ohn North and Al-;
bert Reider for Sommers Con-,
struction Co., and John McHugh;
and Jim McCall. Oswald return-;
ed immediately for Fairbanks via
Galena, with express and Anna
beth Rennie. |
1 dot Bob Rice is scheduled
‘o arrive from Fairbanks today.
Pilot Frank Whaley has made
tfcviHral trips to Bearer Creek, j
Ruby Creek, Bluff, Iron Moun
tain and Bunker Hill for- the U,
S. C. & O, S.
Pilot Whaley made a round trip
to Solomon Wednesday evening,
with passengers Carl Bale and
Ed Anderson for Lee Brothers.
Sig Wien was,, in Fairbanks
yesterday and is scheduled to re
turn to Pt. Barrow and will then
come tp. Nome. ,
Alaska Airlines
Pilot Weaver flew to Unalajkleet
yesterday with Gordon Wildga
andt Ted I*anon. Hp returned to
Nomp with Tod Lanon and Frank.
Kiscmcak.
c’lot Bill Fil^e arrived from
Fairbanks yesterday with Roy E.
Stead. Mr. Gagle, Mr. McCue.
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American Forees i
Make Small
Gains in Saipan
By LEIF ERICKSON
U. S PACIFIC FLEET HEAD
QUARTERS AT PEARL HAR
BOR, June 30.—tAP'—Battl ng
against heavy resistance, Ameri
can ground forces have made
small gains along the front ex
tending across the strategic island
of Saipan, and have broken all
Japanese resistance on *he south
east corner of Nafutan Point.
“Severe" defense is being put
up in the mountainous sector in
the center of the line.
A communique from Admiral
Nimitz said, “Another carrier air
craft strike was made Tuesday
against Pagan Island, north of
Saipan, where a water reservoir,
barracks, and several harborcraft,
were h't. the latter being hit by
‘rocket fire' ”. ,,
The returning pilots reported
the airport appeared to be knock
ed out and only one plane was
visible on the ground, seemingly
unusable.
Resistance on Nafutan Point,
collapsed Tuesday after several j
hundred of the enemy force tried;
to break out earlier. The attack!
however, cost them heavy losses
and left the entire southern half
of the island in the hands of the
Americans.
MISS WITHROW AND JOHN
ERICKSON MARRIED
At the Elks Hall June 18th, Miss
Anne P. Withrow of this city, be
came the bride of John Erickson
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. S, T. Nelson, assisted by
Rev. J. O. Pederson, local Luth
eran ministers.
' Mrs. Lee Erickson attended the
bride and Mr. Lee Erickson was
best man. The couple will make
their home in Fairbanks,—(Jes
sen’s Weekly),
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To Employ
Ex-Marines
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WASHINGTON, D. C. June !6.
—Andrew J. Higgins. New Or
leans shipbuilder, today inform
ed Lieutenant General A. A Van
degrift. commandant of the ma
rine corps, tha‘ he would em
ploy “up to 10,000 marines inca
pacitated from war service or
otherwise.”
The offer was contained in a
letter to the commandant which
said 4hat discharged marines de
siring employment in war work
should write Mr Higgins, care of
H ggins Industries, New Orleans,
La., ouMining their capabilities
and desire for work. The Louis
iana industrialist has .been one of
the nation’s largest bur'lders of
landing eraf* and other war wea- ,
pons.
Discharged marines living in
Washington. Oregon, California,
Idaho. Nevada. Arizona. Montana
or Utah may also direct inquiries
to the following rehabilitation of
ficers
Captain John D. Campbell, 12th
Marine Reserve District, 703 Mar
ket Street, San Francisco.
Captain William B. Jackson,
11th Marine Reserve District, Ma-,
rine Corps Base, San Diego.
Captain Leland C. McAuley,
13th Marine Reserve District,
1916l£ Second Avenue, Seattle.
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Administrator of the entity of
Arthur James Allen, deceased, of
Wainwright, Alaska.
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against said estate - present
them with proper vouc^ra at
tached, within six of the
date of this, notice to the, under
signed aft: Point. Mope, Alaska or
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Dated at Nome, Alaska, June
16. 1944.
WILLIAM J GORDON,
Adminis' rator.
Point Hope, Alaska.
June 16-23-30; July 7.
IN THE~ PROBATE COURT.
CAPE NOME PRECINCT, TER
RITORY OF ALASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE* OF GABRIEL JOHN
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that by order of the Probate
Court in and for the Cape Nome
Precinct, Second Division, Terri
tory of Alaska, the undersigned
has been appointed administrator
of 'he estate of Gabriel Johnson,
deceased.
All persons having claims
against said estate should present
them with proper vouchers at
tached within six months from
the date of this no" ice to the un
dersigned at Nome, Alaska.
Dated at Nome, Alaska. June
1. 1944.
FRED J ROHN,
Administrator.
C. C. TANNER,
At orney for Administrator.
June 9-16-23-30.
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