Inferior Depf. To
Hold Important
Alaska Meetings
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Warne said.
“A1 Day, director of the fish and
wildlife service, and Indian com
missioner .John Nichols and other
officials will be present. It will be
the most important field confer
ence that we have h-dd in Alaska.”
Warne said he would go from
Mt. McKinley to Fairbanks.
“I will go back to Anchorage
ber and spend most of that week
early in the last week in Septem
-n and around Anchorage,” Warne
said.
“I have several appointments
’here with interior department
personnel ana with officials of the
defense department and other fed
eral agencies.
"I also will be available f;r**a
series of meetings with city <*i fi
c : Is and representatives of other
groups. These meetings will be a
sort of public bearing on a variety
oi subjects.
The subject- will include our
ib’.tc ion 1 disposal program, the
evidupmont of the Alaska high
.
program now getting un
to way. the fishery and game pro
. .ms and all phases of activities
' the Alaska game preserve, gen
. a! problems of land settlement
,.,d railway development.”
Warne said he would hold sim
.r meetings at Juneau. Sitka.
Petersburg, Ketchikan and Metla
k tla.
He said that if flying conditions
permit he also will visit Nome.
Forest Fire Burns
California Resort
KING CITY, Calif. i/P) — Forty |
vacationists, turned fire fighters
when trapped at beautiful Tassa
Jara Hot Springs resort, were safe
today.
The wind-blown lire last night
periled inhabitants of the scenic
mountain valley 20 miles west of
here and destroyed a two-story
stone hotel building and about 15
of the 35 cabins.
Several hours after a caretaker
reported the flames yesterday, the
fate of the hotel occupants was in
doubt.
Late last night forest ranger
Henry Branagh and Jack Curran,
a U. S. fire control officer, reached
the resort. They drove through
half a mile of still burning wood
land. Stopped at a burned-out
bridge, they walked the rest of the J
way through smouldering brush
and reported by radio all were
safe.
Curran said actor Phil Terry,
owner of the resort, had organized
vacationists into a volunteer bri
gade to fight the flames.
GARNET MARTIN WILL
SUBSTITUTE FOR TOMMY
AS RJNGLING'S GUEST
Tommy Martin of the North
Pole Bakery, who wa< n v I to 1 a
a special guest with his family. . .
Ringing Brothers* Circus at Se;-'
tie, was unable to accept the invi
tation. However, Garnet Martin,
who has lived in Alaska all h:
life, and incidentally has neve
seen a circus, is going to take ad
vantage of the offer, and leaves
today to see his first circus, with
his grandchildren.
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FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE
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NOME to PORTLAND $123*
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Other Reduced Fares to
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CAPTAIN PAULSEN FAMILY
TRANSFERRED TO STATES
Captain George A. “Doc” Paul
sen and family left Marks Air
Force Base yesterday for the
United States.
While stationed here Captain
Paulsen performed the duties of
Base Surgeon at Marks and helped
with civilian cases Dr. Fred M.
Langsam of Nome.
The captain was an avid sports
man and was a member of the
Marks softball and basketball
teams. He also w; - a sk.ded >k!e:\
Mrs. Paulsen taught in the Terri- I
tonal school in Nome last winter.
The Paulsens plan to spend a
lei'urely 2tf-da.v leave touring Cal
ifornia and the western states be- j
f >re reporting to Wright-Patterson j
Air Force Base in Ohio for duty.
Henry C. Heal. Mo ship-1
ful Grand Master of the Most |
Worshipful Granl Lodge of Free j
and Accepted Masons of Washing
ton is scheduled . » ar ive tod ,v
for an official vl-iTition o* * he !•»
ca! v on A me ;ig . p ain -d
for *hi evening at
Temple
236 STUDENTS REGISTERED
IN GRADE SCHOOL
Nome Territorial School opened
Tuesday morning with 236 stu
dents in the grade school and 37 in
high school. It was necessary to
provide two substitute teachers
until the arrival of part of the
staff. Substituting were Mrs. Carl
Glavinovich for the fifth grade
and Mrs. M. Staudenmeyer for the
fourth grade.
Plans are being made for an ad
ditional teacher for the first an 1
second grades as the classes are
overcrowded
A dimple is one depression en
joyed by all businessmen.
SEARCH FOR HUNTER
LOST NEAR FAIRBANKS
FAIRBANKS. /Pi—A La id . .
force base employee who strayed
from his hunting party Monday 1
the Livengood area 80 m.les north
of here was sought yesterday by a
three-man ground search team
from the 10th rescue -quadron.
With *he searcher* was a train* I
rescue dog, wh.ch rang* a no
the military -weaker' ;n 1 ... a ‘t
men travel* d.
The m.-s i g men .- Harold Sii
vidon. S .
Manila, a . into • >/• par's b.'
the Pasig river, cover* a.t area c'
about 14. * uv mile*.
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in stride.
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the housewife — finds the Alaska Steamship Company’s Serv
ice ready to answer his own business or personal needs.
Bv working hard to meet the individual needs of all per
sons in the Territory, The Alaska I ine has developed an un
paralleled completeness of transportation service for Alaska.
No job is too small, too big or too difficult for the Alaska
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t
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• Passengers
• Freight
• Cool room
• Cold storage
• Heavy industrial
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• Commercial
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