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Yesterday's Games
National League
Boston 2, Philadelphia 1.
American League
Philadelphia 2, Bos on 7.
Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles 5, Seattle 3
Sacramento 5, Hollywood 3.
San Diego 6. San Francisco 19
Oakland 12, Portland 0.
AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska Airlines
Frank Whaley made a trip to
Tin City, Lost River and Teller
on Monday afternoon, with ex
press and returned wi*h Otto
Worm, Tom Christianson of the U.
S. Bureau of Mines, and J W.
Fultz from Teller.
On Tuesday, Pilot Whaley
made a round trip to Galena and
returned with express and Mr.
Dulton of Sommers Construction
Co., Irene McCord, Lilia Bragg
and Irma Taylor. In the evening
Whaley went to Solomon and Gol
ovin with B. L Campbell and W
Ralston of the U. S. C. & G S. to
Golovin. F. Anderson came in
from Solomon.
Pilot Peterson made a round
trip to Galena and returned with
Bill Watkins and' A, Razee for
Sommers Construction Co..'Mar
garet Cain and Joe Mullins. In
the evening Petersoh went to.
Moses Point and Golovin to pick
up Edwin Kotongan. Elmer Kot
ongan, Tom Sagoonick and Geo.
Sagoonik, all for Lomen Commer
cial Co., at Moses Pt.; Loren
Campbell, E. H. Taylor, H. Ro
mine and J. L. Hightower were
passengers to Golovin for the U.
S. C. & G. S.
Alaska Airlines
Pilot Weaver flew to Golovin
with Eva Ivanoff and Helen
Nashalook for Unalakleet. Harry
Kramer was a passenger from
Unalakleet to Golovin. Passengers
from Unalakleet for Nome were
Louis, Sofie and Ellen Baker.
Passengers from Golovin were
Mrs. John Olsen and Laura Ivan
off.
SKIN SEWERS TO MEET!
Nome Skin Sei#ers'Coopera
live Association will hold a
meeting for all members and
active sewers on Thursday,
June 15th. from 1:00 to 4:00 p.
m.
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Dealers Allowed
More Tires -Tubes
Tire dealers of Alaska will be
permitted to acquire an additional
amount of passenger tires and
tubes Vom their manufacturers
wi'houi the usual replacemen'
certificates if the stock is ordered
before July 15, it has been an
nounced by the Alaska Office of
Price Administration.
The transfer without certifi
cates was made possible by an
amendment effective June 1,
which applies in the Territories as
well a» in the Spates. The 31
Alaska tire dealers are being urg
ed to place their orders lor need
ed passenger rubber promp'ly
as the time 1 mit for the permit
ted transfer ends July 15.
Study Post-War
Airline Routes
WASHINGTON, D. C„ June 14.
—< AP—After a year of study, the
Civil Aeronautics Board has out
lined the international air routes
which will probably be flown by
the United States air carriers
af'er the war.
The routes extend around the
world and would add 60.000 miles
to the present authorized routes
of American airways planes..
The question of where one or
more-companies fly the same route
was undecided.' '
Qne proposed rqute would start
at Chicago, thence to St. Paul,
Minn., through* Alaska, on;, to
Vladivostok, IVlulflden, Shanghai,
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Whitman Says
Story Untrue :
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HEADQUARTERS, ALASKAN
DEPARTMENT — Stephen O.
Whitman of Seattle, Wash., who
recently appeared in several pub
lic gather ngs in the city of An
chorage and represented that he
was held as prisoner by the Jap
anese in the Philippine Islands,
and related atrocious stories about
various acts committed by the
Japanese to civilians, has admitted
to military intelligence officers of
the Alaskan Department, station
ed at Fairbanks, that he has never
been in the Philippine Islands,
r>.nd that the entire story regard
ing his cap'ure by the Japanese
was a fabrication.
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Underground
Elements Aiding
Invasion Units
MADRID, June 14.—<AP>—Re
ports are circulating that the
underground elements in France,
comprising the greater part of the
French nation, are undermining
the best-laid plans to hold the
allied invasion.
These advices are filtering
■ through many points in France,
through the Spanish frontier.
Diplomatic channels said that
“Guerillas, with the organized un
derground, are actively leading
the French people in making
trouble, and yet more trouble, for
the Gentians.
That ‘he Germans recognize the
danger is demonstrated by the
| order placing 11 departments in
central France, and parts of four
| others, under the same military
i rule as those prevailing in the
A'lantic Wall zone.
; From Irun came the report the
! “Maquis” still firmly held the
j city of Tarbes, in the foothills of
the Pyrenees, thereby cutting off
a large section of southern
France from the Mediterranean
road and rail route, so important
to the Germans.
Wash off winter galoshes with
warm water and soap suds, dry in
the air and put away wrapped in
paper for next winter.
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Fifth Army Swings^
Around Orbetello
To Take Junction
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ROME, June 14.—(AP>—Fifth
Army elements swung around the
heavily defined strongpoint of
Orbetello, 71 miles northwest of
Rome, today, to capture an im
portant junction of Highways
One and 74, 4Vi miles beyond the
town.
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Allied headquar*ers said recon
naissance units pushed still far-'
ther north, also.
This movement presumably
blocked the retreat route of the
Germans who are defending Or
betello.
To the eas\ the Eighth Army!
advanced 60 miles north of Rome,
and gains were also made east
and west of Lake Bolsena.
Allied forces are closing in on
Narni, 43 miles due north of
Rome, and several other small
towns, have been gathering in by
the Fifth and Eighth Armies.
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