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Alaska Bush-Plan10ash Kills Five Injures One e JUNEAU ALASKA Sept 3 —Five persons were found dead Friday in the worst Alaska disaster involving a government civilian agency airplane The US Fish and Wildlife Service Grumman Goose crashed with six aboard late Wednesday on heavily timbered Admiralty Island about 20 miles south of this Alaska capital city The first word of the tragedy came Thursday night from the lone battered survivor after he made a tortuous trek to attract rescuers by waving his shirt as be staggered On a lonely beach c twin-engin- e ALL ABOARD were employes of the federal government service which supervises fish and wildlife in the territory One was a woinan who came to her home city Of Juneau from New York for a summer vacation The victims were: George Kelez 45 of Seattle assistant– FWS supervisor 4orAlaska Dick Shuman 42 of Juneau an FIVS supervisor Larry Kolleon 48 Seattle a biologist Bob Meek 42 of nearby Douglas the pilot who survived the first night after the crash Patte Davis Bidwell 25 a talented concert cellist Who was working temporarily for the agency Mrs Bidwell a divorcee had been planning to study for a master's degree in music at Columbia University this fall -- wrapped Meek in a sleeping bag before starting out for help The plan q had set out from Sitka for a rejurn flight to Juneau after a hearing on fisheries regulations Wednesday Another FWS °Meal said the pilot apparently veered off course so the FWS men could make a survey of salmon spawning streams on the big island I I POW Ex-Re- d Accuses Nt 4 US Officers whittle your middle Logan Look "Nick" by Richard 'Hudnut 150 to The Jonathan The New Home Permanent Dress Wool Flanne! $2 5 plus I4c tod tat Only Quick has and neulotion waving tralizer You can do tt n one hour from start to finish Contains lanolin for healthy shine Three types: Regular Super or Gentle So quick it named one-sto- p dier's court martial nrt PARIS TOILETRIES—airoot 5 now MI PAM non awn' smon 0018 alle OM 111111 PAlUi 100112110211064bsol SHOP COLLEGE Scond ammo Round and round your waist they go circling skirts and sheaths sweaters and blouses Fashion belts of genuine leather—contour and tailored—in black brown avocado red charcoal navy and rust belts to wear with everything you own Sizes 23-3- 0 Princess coat style with full full skirt to float over your prettiest petticoats Pert Peter Pan collar self In black camel buttons or moss careen sizes itself-- OM OEM nem ems numN gni Inn 11111111 aims ape ale Min lime me am ow mos A White saddle oxford with brown blue or black saddle:Wedge heel popular spoonbill last 715 B Popular tie with oar tongue In golden tan with white crepe rubber sole spoonbill last 795 C Black or brown suede design Again the spoonbill last and comfy wedge heel 705 ono-eyel- et ) two-stra- 74 THE PARIS k10-7'"N-1116"6- SHOES--Stro- p Flocs dtt -t- 'w() molE74 p SALE! 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