Until April 29th
One Aretie Club Ticket on The
New Chevrolet
Fleetline
4-Door Sedan
With Every $10.00 Purchase or
*
Every $10.00 Paid on N our Account
This is the New Chevrolet to be
given away by the Arctic Club to
V • v
the Lucky Winner on April 29th.
— Now on Display at —
Nome Motor Company
EXCURSION
FARES
Effective March 2 to March 11
ROUND TRIP FARES
NOME - - -
---ANCHORAGE
---FAIRBANKS
®80°°
Plus 15% Tax
To Return Not Later Than
• i
March 14
RLRSKR RIRLMSS
INC.
Northwest Plane
Crashes In liliz
zartl; 15 killed
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Mrs. Robert Cahn and Irving Lu
ger.
Occupants of these two houses,
forewarned by the cannon-like
explosion of the crash, fled to
safety. Both houses were heavily
damaged.
Manet Doughty, 10, and her 8
year-old brother, Tommy, were
engulfed by the first rapid sheets
of searing fire.
Crew members who perished
were: Capt. Donald Jones, Minne
apolis, the pilot; William McGinn,
South St. Paul, Minn., the co-pi
lot; and stewardess Mary Alice
Kennedy, St. Paul.
The passenger list included:
B. Eberhardt, a parts executive
for the Ford Motor Co., who
boarded the plane at Detroit,
bound for Fargo, N. D.
Emery E. Oliver, manager of
the J. C. Peney store at Madison,
Wis., and former regional officer
of the Kiwanis.
Dr. Joseph V. Breitwiescr, 65,
dean of the Graduate School at
the Unvcrsity of North Dakota,
Grand Forks.
Mouse Passes
Hawaii Statehood
'Continued from Page One)
lems.
Rep. Delaney <R.-N. Y) opposed
Hawaiian statehood on the
grounds that it would open the
door to the admission of Puerto
Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam,
and other areas.
He added that it was possible
that even Canada and countries
in Central and South America
might ask for admittance.
There is strong belief in some
House circles that neither Alaska
nor Hawaii Statehood bill will be
approved by the Senate. Chair
man O’Mahoncy, <D.-Wyo.>, of the
Senate interior committee said he
would present the bills to the
committee, but not immediately.
He told resoprters the committee’s
schedule is already clogged with
legislative matters waiting for
prior consideration. He declined
to express his personal views on
the measures but said they would
not necessarily be considered to
gether as they present entirely
different problems.
EASTERN STARS
CONFER DEGREES
Degrees were conferred on
three candidates Monday evening
at the meeting of the Order of
Eastern Stars.
They were Mrs. Leona Adams,
Capt. and Mrs. W. Avery.
Special honors were also con
ferred on Mrs. Emma Lyle who
celebrated her eightieth birthday
this week and has been a member
of the order for 45 years.
Birthday cakes honored Mrs.
Lyle and Mrs. Ben Young, and
were presented by the committee,
1 Mrs. Sam Huxley, Loretta Jones
and Helen Stevens.
In 1 P.90, world production of
rubber was only about 3,000 tons.
Bulgarian Transla
lar Senlniml
To I iflcrn Years
LONDON, ift*) — Michael Ship
hov, former Bulgarian translator
of the U. S. legation in Sofia, was
sentenced to 15 years in prison by
the Bulgarian court today on his
pica of guilty to spying for the
United States.
The verdict of the people’s
court was reported, in a broadcast
of the Bulgarian news agency.
Shihkov, tried with four others,
had forecast his own abject “con
fession” in a neffidavit released
by the U. S. state department two
days before his trial began. His
affidavit said he was tortured.
Sentences for the other four
were as follows:
Kivka Rindova, former tele
phone operators at the U. S. lega
tion, 12 years in prison.
Stevan Krat *Utov, 10 years.
Incila Tzanov, six years and
eight months.
Vassil Nalchev, four years, six
months and 10 days.
All in addition, received fines
ranging up to the 0,000 le va ‘about
| $26.40> assessed against Shipkov.
; WELFARE OFFICE NOW
! OPEN IN NOME
Eileen Uttcck, local worker for
the Territorial Welfare Depart
ment arrived from Juneau on
Sunday to open the long awaited
Welfare Office for this Division.
Miss Uttcck states that the of
fice will be open every day from
8:‘i Oto 5:00 p.m. and from 9 to 12
on Saturdays. The office is located
at the rear of Lencer’s Shop, for
merly the Arctic Shop.
This office will take care of old
age assistance, aid to dependents,
child welfare, general relief, etc.,
and will be a permanent office for
the Division.
Miss Erma Wainner, district
worker from Juneau is helping to
organize the work of the office.
Mrs. Joe Hunt has been ap
pointed as secretary to Miss Ut
teck.
In addition, Shipkov was deprived
of all his civil rights.
Tiie United States recently
broke diplomatic relations with
Bulgaria because of the repeated
u n ations of spying against the
American legation in Sofia. All
American officials since have
been evacuated from Sofia.
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N. C. CO. Spring
CLEAN-UP
SALE
MEN’S SHEEP-SKIN SOCKS
Were 3.55 — Now Only 1.75
BOYS ALL-WOOL SWEATERS i
Were 4.73 —Now Only 2.19
LADIES’ RAYON HOSE—AH Sizes
Were 1.45 — Now Only .69
SPECIAL
1 -Cent SALE
SHOP EARLY AND AVOID THE CROWDS
Ladies’ Shoes Children’s
Broken Sizes Stadium Boots
and Styles Sizes 11 to 1
Ladies* Gaytees Ruhher Overshoes
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High School Girls—7:00 P.M. C. A. P. Flyers vs. A. A. C. S.-41:00 P. M.
High School Gym. Admission 50c; Children 25c Friday, March 10th