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ALASKA AIRLINES
Alaska Airlines arrived from
Anchorage yesterday with Lt. W.
J. Donaldson, Lt. S. F. McNeil, R.
B. Smith, Major R. Green. R. VV.
Jones, J. I. Marsh and A. D. John
son.
Departing for Anchorage were
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Moe, and
sons Randy and Richard. Fred Nil
laruk, D. D. LaBounty.
Father Carrol departed for Kot
zebue with pilot Norman Weaver.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving with the Pan American
Wednesday evening were Grant
Jackson, Dorman LaBounty, Lil
lian Foster, Lee Goldber, Cliff
Pvrell, Kenn Rice. Mr. and M^s.
Alfred Lomen. Jr. Departing for
the States were Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Nelson, Jim McAlee and Walt
Hatton.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Pilot Bob Rice arrived for the
Wien Airlines yesterday afternoon
with Chuck West, Richard Lee,
Sr., Allen Lee, Ed Badtin from
Fort Yukon and Mrs. Johnny Kak
aruk from Unalakleet.
The plane made a trip to Kotze
bue with Jim Vander Heydt as a
round trip passenger. Father
ANNUAL FEDERATED CHURCH
BAKE SALE SATURDAY
The Annual Bake Sale of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Feder
ated Church will be held tomor
row at the Northern Commercial
Co., store, starting at ten o’clock.
Many fine cakes, pies, hot cross
buns, rolls, salads and bread have
been promised. The committee in
charge are Mrs. Andrew Nerland,
Mrs. John Whisenhunt and Mrs.
Frank Bingham.
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less gland resting on the larynx.
O’Connor was brought to Nome
enroute to Fairbanks.
Blanche Young was a passenger
to Selawik, and the following
were passengers to Kotzebue: R.
Curtis, M. S. Green, Barrow Mor
gan, Grace Putkuk. Returning
passengers were John Nice and
Charlie Sheldon.
Passengers to Unalakleet this
morning were Kermit Rock, Emily
I. Brown, Eldora Gononagnan,
Herb Hager and Father O'Connor.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
William Brookins, Council: Axel
Johnson. Solomon: R. C. Williams,
Cape Nome; C. V. Olson, Bluff;
Otto Helding Larson, Little Creek:
C. J. Tyrell, Fairbanks; D. B. La
Bounty, Seattle; K. La Belle. Cape
Nome: C. B. West, Allen Lee,
Richard O. Lee, Fairbanks.
WALLACE HOTEL & TAX!
NOME. ALASKA Phone MAIN 55
Hoover To Survey
Foreign Famine
WASHINGTON, April 19. UP\—
President Truman agreed that
Herbert Hoover should complete
the famine survey of t-’e foreign
countries before returning to the
United States, the Wh te House
announced. The President reached
a decision after a telephone con
versation with the former presi
dent, who spoke from Cairo, from
where he joined the President
in a worldwide radio broadcast at
1:00 p.m. (Nome time* today.
Agriculture Secretary Anderson
said the President agreed to the
postponement after Hoover “gave
very good reasons why he doesn’t
want to return now.”
Brewster Attacks
Airport Program
WASHINGTON, April ID. (/Pi—
With a cry of “States rghts,”
Senator Brewster cal’ed on col
leagues to reject the latest vers:on
of the multimillion dollar airport
building program. Brewster wants
the federal program, but said the
proposed compromise on the dif
ferent bills passed by the Senate
and the House let cities come di
rectly to Washington for money
•athcr than channeling the re
quests through State agencies.
The bill provides that twenty
mill on be spent over seven years.
Fifty percent to go to Alaska,
wenty-five percent to each Puerto
Rico and Hawaii.
Bake Sale—Ladies Aid ’Society,
'aturday, N. C. Store.
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WIEN Alaska Airlines
Storm Looms Over
MacArthur’s
Control Of Japan
WASHINGTON, April 19. </P)—
A first class political row appears
to be shaping up between Mac
Arthur’s command of two Interal
lied agencies dealing with the Jap
policy and the Administration in
Washington. The committee of the
Far Eastern Commission of the
eleven nation policy making agen
cy has scheduled a meeting to dis
cuss the recent U. S. decision to
send more than half a million tons
of food to Japan in the first six
months of this year.
In Tokyo the four nation advis
ory council, whose Russian and
British members voiced objections
to certain tactics of General Mac
Arthur and his officers adjourned
S.s’ACK SHACK TO OPEN
JN MONDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tho
son, owners and operators of
Snack Shack, announce that t
plan to open for business on M
day. The former Coffee Cup
been completely renovated
e seating capacity tripled. (
of the several clever innovat:
. a the individual booths wh
iVc* oeen installed.
BOB OMAK RECOVERING
FROM ILLNESS
Bob Omak, of the Bon Mari
Stores, who has been ill for so
time is slowly recovering, and
now able to be up and around
until later without agreeing wl
ther General MacArthur shot
be present. Requested informati
will be by writing or sending
spokesman to deliver it orally.
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