AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Two trips were made yesterday
to Candle for the Arctic Explora
tion Co., taking John Havenstrite,
Bill Stone, B. E. Douglas and
Archie Hansen.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The Pan American plane arrived
Friday evening bringing Bess
Cross, Ray Bolton, Archie Hanson,
Lewis Frasier, Marilyn Mays, Wil
liam Stone, John Havenstrite, Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Mclvor and
three children, C. R. Stolberg.
Departing were Mr. and Mrs.
Edw. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Leonard, for Fairbanks, and Del
Fitch for Seattle.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. John Cross, Kotze
bue. John Havenstrite, B. D. Stone,
Archie Hansen, Seattle. R. B. Bol
ton, Carl Stolberg, Lt. and Mrs.
Mays, I. J. Ziegman, Seattle.
Many Injured In
Train Wreck
COLUMBIA City, Ind. {/P)—The
Pennsylvania railroad’s Gotham
limited, enrout* from Chicago to
New Lork, left the rails as it sped
through Columbia City at 12:12
a.m. this morning and about 40 of
its 300 passengers were injured.
No one was killed.
Fifteen injured were taken to
two Fort Wayne hospitals. Doc
tors said that although three or
four were hurt seriously, all would
probably recover.
The engine and 13 of the 15 cars
in the train were derailed.
NEW YORK (/P)—Alvin J. Paris
convicted in January of attempting
to bribe two New York Giants pro
fessional football players to throw
their Dec. 15 championship game
with the Chicago Bears, was sen
tenced today to onfe year in the
city penitentiary.
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OBSERVE EASTER
Easter was celebrated in a fit
ting manner yesterday with special
activities at the many churches.
The sunrise service, under the
combined effort of several of the
churches started off the activities
with over a hundred turning out
at the school auditorium. Foil
ministers led the devotions and
special music was furnished by u
mixed quartet.
STAMFORD, Conn. UP) — The
Stamford Advocate resorted to
carrier pigeons today to communi
cate with its office in Greenwich,
the only Connecticut community
affected by the telephone strike.
The Advocate’s Greenwich copy
makes the seven-mile trip by bus,
but the Advocate said it needed the
six pigeons it obtained from a lo
cal fancier in order to exchange
messages with its Greenwich cor
respondent.
There are two kinds of women
—those who can get any fellow
they like and those who like any
fellow they can get.
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Propose To Block
“Paralysis” Strikes
—
WASHINGTON, (j*P)—A propos
al designed to block “national par
alysis” strikes was offered to the
Senate labor committee today as
past of the preliminary draft of a
general labor bill.
Senators said this tentative ver
sion-which the committee plans to
discuss this week provides, among
i other things, for a ban on the clos
ed shop and for the-outlawing of
jurisdictional strikes and second
ary boycotts.
It would make it an unfair labor
practice for a national union to
dictate contract terms to its locals,
but would impose no outright ban
on industry-wide bargaining.
A committee member who help
ed draw up the plan to avert “na
tional paralysis” strikes told a re
porter it provides for these steps
when collective bargaining and
mediation efforts break down and
the threatened strike would seri
ously affect the public welfare.
1. The government could obtain
a temporary injunction to avert
the strike.
2. The disputing parties would
be required to renew and continue
mediation efforts while the injunc
tion was in effect.
3. If no settlement was reached,
the President could declare an'
emergency and call on Congress—
at a special session if necessary—i
to deal with the situation.
4. Any action Congress might
I take would apply only to the par
! ticular emergency at hand. It could
I pass a bill authorizing government
' seizure or handle the case in any
j other way it saw fit.
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Some Of 518 Mines
Will Be Certified
(By The Associated Press*
Only a scattered handful of the
518 coal mines ordered closed by
the government for safety reasons
were certified Saturday as ready
to resume operation today, but a
coal mines administration spokes
man in the rich Pittsburgh district
predicted “a flood of last minute
certifications.”
Another federal official predicted
IT) per cent of the mines deemed
unsafe would be ready to reopen
at the end of the AFL-united mine
workers’ six-day mourning period, ,
for the victims of the Centralia,
111., mine disaster. The 518 mines
in 19 states normally produce 616,
000 tons daily, or about one quar
ter of the nation’s total.
Meanwhile, as the mourning pe
riod neared an end the Baltimore
and Ohio and the Western Mary
land railroads said their coal traf
fic in Maryland, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia had dropped
sharpyl during the past week.
Elsewhere, the greatest effect of
the work stoppage by the nation’s
400,000 soft coal miners apparently
was in steel mills where some
plants were forced to curtail pro
duction for lack of coke. The coke
producing beehive ovens are
manned by UMW members. Indus
try generally appeared to be bles
sed with adequate stockpiles to
see it through the week.
MARY BUCK
ENROUTE TO CANDLE
Mary Buck who has been visit
ing in Galena and Fairbanks re
turned over the week-end enroute
to Candle. She plans to leave today
with Wien Airlines.
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