AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage yes
terday with Alaska Airlines were
Frank Elsanga, John W. Clark.
Jack Westfall, Ethel Calvin, Henry
Green. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh.
Departing were Lt. Donaldson,
Sam Amato, Doug Johnson. Geo.
Barr.
Leaving for Moses Point this
morning were Esther Pleasant and
Mrs. Pleasant.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Wien Airlines have been busy
over the week end transporting
visitors to the Fair back to their
homes. Yesterday they made a
trip to Golovin with Agnes Ama
rok, Mary Sigfried and Ida Boone.
Birdie McNeil, Issaac Eben and
mother were returned to White
Mountain. Mrs. Paul Ablowolook
and child, to Igloo; Alice and
Maude Attatayok to Teller Mis
sion; Camille Guimond, Ruth Nas
halook and Fred Davis to Unala
kleet; Esther Mayokok, Lloyd Na
tongok to Wales; John Steffan to
Fox Bar; Anie Topkok to Teller.
Mildred Keaton was a passenger
from Kotzebue to Deering.
Today Zena Paige was taken to
White Mountain, Mrs. Ed Punguk,
Gladys Punguk and Mrs. John
Olson to Golovin, and Mr. M. F.
SPORTS
nERE'S HOW FOOTBALL
IS BEING INFLATED
RICHMOND, Va., <iP)—This is
one of the stories they told at a
meeting of the Dixie Football
League about Harvey <Stud» John
son, the former William and Mary
star:
Johnson, it seems, was drafted
by Boston of the National Foot
ball League, which offered him
$250 a game. That didn’t seem
enough to Johnson, so he went to
Dan Topping of the All-America
Yankees. Topping offered him
$350.
Johnson went back to Ted Col
lins in Boston and the ante was
Blake, postal inspector to St. Mi
chaels.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers from Seat
tle with the Pan American last
Friday evening were Mrs. Paul
Mandeville and daughter, Ed.
Quigley. Fred Jacobs, Mr. and
Mrs. George Martin and daughter,
Walter Sundeen, Kermit Rock.
Outgoing passenger was Guy
Mish.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Zena Paige, Birdie McNeil,
White Mountain; Walter Sunden,
Big Delta: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jef
ford, Anchorage; John W. Clark,
F u’•banks.
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upped to $450.
Things were looking up for
Johnson so he tried another trip,
and Topping went to $550. Collins
moved it up to $650, and Topping
came back with $750 and a $500
bonus for signing. That gesture
put Johnson in the All-America
League.
MR. AND MRS. M. J. WALSH
RETURN TO NOME
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh ar
rived from Anchorage yesterday
where they have been visiting
since the close of t ic legislative
session, with their son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Walsh.
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Unemployment Compen
sation Reports Now Oue
The Alaska Unemntoy m e n t
Compensation Commission wishes
to remind employers in the Ter
ritory that their Summary Re
ports, together with remittance,
based on employment for the first
three months in 194G are due and
payable on or before April 30,
1946.
Since July 1, 1945, employers of
one or more individuals for any
portion of a day during the calen
dar year are subject to the Law
and are therefore required to sub
mit regular Quarterly Reports, to
gether with a remittance bsaed on
2.7 pw cent of wages payable for
employment during the period.
Any employer of one or more
who has not filed with the Com
mission is requested to register
with the Unemployment Compen
sation Commission. Box 2661,
Juneau, Alaska. Full information,
together with the proper report
ing forms, will be furnished upon
r e q u est, the Commission an
nounces.
j WIEN Alaska Airlines
Ski Meet Sunday
Largely Attended
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The Arct’c Club held its ski
meet Sunday which was original
ly scheduled for April 7. The day
■•as perfect for the occas on and
a iarge crowd attended, many
with Cameras.
The events run were as follows:
Cross Country—Ralph Willoyn
' t: Stev Lu e 2nd: and M. S.
Miller 3rd.
Down Hill—Ralph Willoya, 1 1;
Walter McCarthy 2nd: Bob Ja
cobs 3rd; Lt. Willook 4th and
Steven Luke 5th.
Children under 14 Years—,
Charles Castel, 1st; Logan Dowd
2nd.
Jump—Ralph Willoga 1st; Wal
ter McCarthy 2nd; Steven Luke
3rd; Lt. Bass 4th and Larry Hen
CAT TRAIN ARRIVED IN
COUNCIL SUNDAY
The Cat Train to Council for
the Sourdough Mines and Swan
berg and Sons arrived in Council
yesterday. The Swanbergs will
start on their return trip to Nome
tomorrow. With the trail staked
anu broken they expect to make
-» much speedier return.
SON BORN TO MR. AND MRS.
r AUL CARLSON
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carlson are
toe parents of a new son, born
last Friday evening weighing nine
oounds, ten ounces. *
nings o.
Walter McCarthy was the only .
school boy to place in the Class A ’
ski-races yesterday. His brother,
Paul McCarthy established a sim
ilar record while he was in high
school.
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