AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska Airlines
The Boeing arrived from Fair
banks with Joe Simpson and Rex
Lanham.
It made a trip to Gambel, St.
Lawrence island with Mr. and
Mrs. Parker for the Presbyterian
church and Mr. Peterson, postal
inspector.
The return trip to Fairbanks
carried Mr. Peterson and Mr. Joe
Simpson.
Alaska Airlines
Captain MacKenzie and co-pi
lot Hola, left for Anchorage Sat
urday with Mrs. Jonas R. Jones
J. W. Graham, Woodrow McCown
and L. D. Storey.
The Electra is due in tomorrow.
Pan American World Airways....
The Mail plane arrived Satur
day with Mrs Harry. Knudson
and* child and Mrs. Rita fTavis.
Today’s plane brought Mr.
James Shaw and departed with
Mr and Mrs. Nels Strand Eliz
beth Strnd nd Robert Strnd.
BAN LIFTED
WEDNESDAY
According to Public Health
Officer Dr. Thomas Morcom, the
quarantine will be lifted Wed
| nesday Nov. 29th.
| The control of the situation
i shows fine cooperation on the
j part of the public.
Word also has been received
from Mr. Angell, superintendent
of the school, that school will
open on Thursday morning.
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j Word was received from Seat
: te that the OPA has taken the
matter of meat prices under con
| $ideraion and that adjustments
I would be made soon. In view
| of this notice the local merchants
have decided not to close.
Juneau meat merchants have
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been advised that a meat cutting
test will be conducted there on
Friday, to help settle their prob
lem.
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IS NEW CHIEF
LONDON, Nov. 27, —(AP)—The
elevation of General Mark Clark
from the command of the U. S.
5htArmy, to Commander in chief
of the 15th Allied Army group
in Italy, was announced here last
night as part of the general shift
I of allied leadership in the Medi
1 terranean
' Other changes were General
Sir Harold Alexander, who has
been allied commander in Italy,
will now become Supreme Com
mander of the Mediterranean, to
succeed General Sir Henry Mait
land, who in turn takes the place
of the late Marshal Sir John Dill,
as Chief of the British Joint Staff
Mission to Washington.
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BATH OF BOMBS
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i LONDON, Nov. 27, — (AP)—RAF
j Lancaster bombers blasted Mun
• ich before dawn today. Hund
reds of other heavy bombers
rose from their British bases
shortly after with large corgos of
bombs, probably headed for Nazi :
oil refineries. Enemy oil product
ion and facilities have been hit j
by nearly 11 000 tons of bombs
in the past 48 hours.
120 Nazi fighter planes were j
shot down in a big battle yest
erday when the German air force
sought to defend Natalo, and the
oil refineries at Miseberg against i
1800 American planes.
More than 6000 Anglo-Ameri-1
can planes roved the Reich over
the weekend, 2,000 of which were
working exclusively on front-line
targets.
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TO PAA JOB
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Mrs. Rita Tavis has returned to
assume management of the lo
cal PAA office, succeeding Joe
Goding. who is being transferred.
Rita formerly worked here with j
the Alaska Ailines.
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HAS STRENGTH
ROME, Nov. 27, —(AP)—British
troops outflanking the Po valley
town of Faenze, reached the La
mone river, a point 3 miles south
west of Bologna on the Rimini
and are pressing against strong
holds on the new German line
delaying positions, allied head- i
quarters announced.
The high command also report
ed that the village of Belvedere
which was going to be another
house to house battleground.
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