AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
The Boeing plane arrived from
Fairbanks on Monday with Harry
Pannick, wife and mother.
The plane departed for Kotze
bue yesterday with Elsie Forsland
Elizabeth Spalding, Alice Connelly
and Rev. C. Buchanan, and re
turned immediately with Deputy
11. S. Marshal B. W. Neilly, and
■natron Mary Davidovich with
nix prisoners and one insane per
aon.
The Boeing made’a second trip
to Kotzbeue where it picked up
Marshal Ben Mozee, District At
torney Frank Bingham, Mildred
Keaton and Cora Brouillet of the
Indian Service, who were taken to
Barrow. The marshal’s party will
take a smaller Wien plane from
Barrow, and visit several villages
along the coast on their return.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers Monday
evening with the Pan American
were Frances Abbot, Zelda Simms,
Alice Connally, Hugh Gabbard,
Helen Bernier, Raymond Kayes,
Mrs. David Gray. Outgoing pas
senger was Mrs. J. J. O’Leary.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage yes
terday were: John Roberts, Clark
Moore and Lucy Bens. Departing
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
Alice Connally, Juneau; Mrs. P.
Fischer, Anchorage; Hugh Gab
bard, Seattle; Clark Moore, An
chorage; John Roberts, Anchor
age; Anthony J. Martin, A.S.C;
B. W. Neilly, Kotzebue.
A boy to his father:
“The other morning when I got
up so early I saw the row of
glasses on the sink, some filled
with quite a bit of water, some al
most empty. It looked like some
body had been trying to do an ex
periment out of my science book.
You know, if you have the glasses
filled just right you can play do,
re, mi, on them and make a tune.
“I was hitting them with a
knife when Mom came in. She
laughed kind of funny when I
told her what I was trying. ‘No,
that’s no xylophone. It’s just all
the glasses your father uses of an
evening. You’d never be able to
play ‘Home Sweet Home’ on
them,’ she said.”
A law passed in 1942 authorized
the secretary of the treasury to ac
cept any gift of money or property
designated for a particular war
purpose.
for Anchorage were: Capt. Don
nelly and Mrs. A. L. Waldron.
Pilot Martino made an emer
gency trip to Elim yesterday to
bring the Oswald Moses child to
Nome.
MINING, CONTRACTING
And INDUSTRIAL
EQUIPMENT
LOMEN
Commercial Co.
Arrest Two Consul
Assailants
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MOSCOW, Mar. 13, (&)—U. S.
Embassy said last night it had
been advised by Russian Foreign
Office that Soviet officials had ar
rested two of the group of per
sons who participated in the at
tack on U. S. Vice-Consul William
W’allace on March 3. The Embassy
said the Russians reported they
were continuing the investigation.
Wallace was slightly injured.
TRANS-ATLANTIC
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What do YOU want to know
aoout Britain? Americans working
over here don't know all the ans
wers, but what they don't know
they will try to find out. Send
your questions to the American
Outpost, 19. Old Square. Lincoln's
Inn, London, W.C.I.
When do you think it will be
reasonable for us to visit England
as tourists, taking into considera
tion the housing, transportation,
and food shortages?
Ans.—Not being experts we can
only give you our personal opin
ion, but we should say definitely
not before 1947. Even at that time
we are afraid that there may be
difficulties; hotels will not have
been able to re-decorate on an
elaborate scale, and priority will
have to be given for a long time
to come to the housing of raid
victims.
Meritorious Award To
Ordnance Detachment
Recently the Detachment 3061st
Ordnance Service Company, U. S.
Troops, Nome, commanded by Lt. {
William R. Adams, was awarded
the Meritorious Service Unit
Plaque. This award was made for
superior performance of duty by
accomplishing difficult tasks dur- j
ing the period of June 1, 1945 to
November 1, 1945.
It was during this shipping pe- ]
riod that the detachment com- i
pleted a task against time with a
depleted staff. They worked long
hours and held to their plan in or-'
der to fulfill the mission assigned
to them.
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NO|fEITC8 NOT LUCKY.. . .
in Fairbanks carnival
Miss Doeothy Hering, p} Well
known Fairbanks girl was the
lucky contestant for queen in the
Fairbanks Winter Carnival. Ar
rivals from Fairbanks name' W.
W. O’Leary of Fairbanks as win
ner of the Cadillac car which was
given away during the Carnival.
HUGH GABBARD TO SELL
HOLDINGS HERE
Hugh Gabbard, owner of the
Coffee Cup, arrived home after
spending several months in the
States. Mr. Gabbard states that
he plans to sell the Coffee Cup
and other holdings in Nome, and
will make his home in Yakima,
where his family raise apples.
The first grand jury in the
American colonies met at Boston
in 1635.
Urge Westerners
For Interior
Department Staff
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WASHINGTON, Mar. 13, i/P>—
Western Congressmen urged J. A.
Krug, new Secretary of the Interi
or to select assistance who were
personally familiar with western
problems “It is evident” said the
letter, signed by 19 western repre
sentatives and Delegate Bartlett,
that “certain broad policies, as
well as administrative details in
dealing with mining on public do
main, grazing and other public
land matters are best understood
by westerners who have had long
familiarity with and close person
al interest in such matters."
There were only 100 dentists in
:he United States in 1820.
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ARCTIC OIL DELIVERY
BEN YOUNG
Arrange Now for Regular Oil Service
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