AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving yesterday from An
chorage with the Alaska Airlines
were Howard Lyng, Lt. William
Donaldson, A. D. Bonnett, Charlie
Peck, Harry Stiver. Departing for
Unalakleet were Joe Gustof, I.j
Sturrock, for Anchorage Joe
Walsh and Mildred Steflner.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Pan American Airways arrived
from Seattle Wednesday evening
with Mr. Montague. The plane de
parted with Charles O’Leary,
Kathleen Tracy, Camini Gupta
and Sgt. Joe Soars.
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WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Wien Airlines made another
trip to Diomede Island yesterday
with Lt. Neil of the Alaska Scouts
as a round trip passenger. They
also made a trip to Moses Point,
Golovin and White Mountain yes
terday, bringing back Isaac Eben
and his mother for the Fair.
The Boeing arrived from Fair
banks yesterday with Sam Ama
to, H. C. Larsen and Wallace Por
ter, Fred Davis, Camille Guimond,
Emily Ivanoff Brown, Ruth
Charles, Ruth Nashalook, Aldora
Gonoganon.
A trip was made to Gambell
yesterday with W. Angell, Mary
Alaska Shipping
Strike Near End
SEATTLE, April 12, (A1)—The
end of the labor strife which has
tied up Alaska shpiping, both in
the Territory and in Seattle is in
sight, as Alaska longshoremen and
dock operators agreed to arbitrate
their dispute. The union and man
agement squabble over crew quar
ters and a dismissal was settled.
Steve Glumaz, northwest ^repre
sentative of the International
Longshoremen’s and Warehouse
men's union said Alaska employ
ers have agreed to pay $1.32 an
hour straight time and $1.9tf an
hour overtime, as of April 1, pend
ing arbitration.
Unlike most active volcanoes,
Hawaiia’s are relatively harmless,
because the lava flows as slowly
as molasses and the streams can
i«t controlled.
Maonin" and Richard Webb as
round trip passengers. The plane
returned late yesterday to Fair
banks via Kotzebue.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Edgar Tweet, Teller; Max Beb
berman. Cape Nome; Wallace Por
ter, Haycock; Sam Amato, Fair
banks; A1 Bonnett, C.A.A., Fair
banks; Camille Guimond, Unala
kleet.
WALLACE HOTEL & TAXI
NOME, ALASKA Phone MAIN 55
JACK JEFFORD WEDS
MAYDELLE GEORGE
Mrs. Emily Ivanoff Brown of
Unalakleet, arrived in Nome for
the Fair.
Mrs. Brown reports that a great
event took place in Unalakleet
Wednesday: the wedding of Jack
Jefford, well-known C.A.A. Chief
P lot, and Maydelle George, sec
retary to John Manders, a former
Anchorage mayor, and daughter
of Mrs. May bell George, owner
of an Anchorage curio shop.
The couple flew from Anchor
age in a small plane, landing at i
Unalakleet in the early afternoon,
and were married at 8:00 p.m. at,
the home of Charles Traeger, old
time merchant of that city. The
ceremony was performed by U. S.
Commissioner, Stephan Ivanoff.
The Jeffords expect to stay m
Unalakleet a few days before re- j
turning to Anchorage.
Jack Jefford and his bride are
expected to arrive in Nome today
and be guests of the Wallace Ho
tel.
Atomic Tests
Will >e Held
WASHINGTON, April 12. </P>—
President Truman, who once post
poned the atomic bomb tests in
the Pacific, said these tests were
of vital importance, and he had'
been assured the new target dates
would be met, one about July 1.
Truman issued the formal state
ment on the subject, but without
any explanation as to why he se
lected this particular time to give
his views. However. Senator Huff
man recently introduced a resolu
tion calling for cancellation of the
'ests.
Welcome to the FAIR
We wish to extend to all Fair Visitors and residents of Nome
a cordial invitation to inspect
Our New Quarters during the week of the Fair
Hours: 2 to 5 P.M.
WIEN Alaska Airlines
CHILDREN’S PARADE
AT THE FAIR
FRIDAY EVENING AT 7:30 P.M.
Children will be entered
in the following age groups
11-2 to 3 yrs., 3 to 5 yrs., 5 to 8 yrs.
Prizes from $2.00 to $5.00
For further information call
MRS. HELEN NORDLIND. Supt.
Or Assistants: Mrs. Edith Bullock, Mrs. Gertrude Masen.
Mrs. Grace Mahan.
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