AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers via the
Monday evening plane were Ed
ward M. Seidenverg, and daugh
ter Ileene and B. B. Mozee.
Outgoing passengers were Glen
Muncy, Lloyd Holt, Gustaf Carl
son, Eric Nelson, George Wald
helm, Leonard McElhaney, Mrs.
Effie Bell, Mrs. Theresa McDon
ald and George Collins.
ALASKA AIRLINES
The Tuesday plane cancelled
out on account of weather.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Boeing to Fairbanks today.
At The Hotels
WALLACE HOTEL
Dr. E. W. Norris, Juneau; W. R.
Peterson, Anchorage; E. A. Jarvi,
Anchorage; Earl Baer, Nome; Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Tomlinson, and A.
Polet, Nome.
PATERSON HOTEL
W. A. Boucher, Nome.
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RECEIVES DISCHARGE
Sgt. Paul Dryden, former em
ployee of A. Polet here, received
his discharge in Anchorage on De
cember 4, and arrived in Nome
this morning.
Paul is spending the day house
hunting before settling down to
the business of making both ends
meet the future.
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Strike Prevention
! Law Before Xmas
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12—14V
President Truman expressed con
fidence that Congress will meet
his request for a strike prevention
, law before the Christmas holi
days, although some Congressional
leaders said privately that there
is little hope of reaching that goal..
President Truman told a news
conference he was informed the
legislation would be passed by
then. The President asked for a
law staying strikes while fact
finding boards were probing labor
disputes. Labor opposed it.
Pessimism of Congressi o n a 1
leaders over the prospects for the
, legislation sprang from the House
1 refusal yesterday to take up the
1 anti-strike bill, which backers of
the President’s proposals hoped to
use as a club over the House La
bor Committee.
All ocate Much
German Industrial
Ecmmment
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BERLIN. Dec. 12 — Industrial
equipment from twenty-six fac
tories in western Germany, val
ued at aproximately ninety-three
million dollars has been allocated
to Allied powers as an initial
reparations payment.
The allocation gives Russia and
Poland 47.8 percent of the equip
ment and the remaining 52.2 per
cent is divided among the seven
teen western nations, including I
United States.
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than a hundred towns served by Alaska Airlines in Alaska.
Use the complete passenger and express services of Alaska
Airlines. Phone MAIN 66 NOME, ALASKA
Search For Juneau
Murder Car
JUNEAU, Dec. 12—Authorities
are searching for a car believed to
have carried the* body of Clarence
Campbell, 28, Seattle carpenter,
from an unknown spot in which
he was murdered, to the roadside
where the body was found in the
fashionable Seatter tract.
Cambpell’s throat was slashed
and identification marks were re
moved from his clothing. A week
ago Campbell withdrew sixteen
hundred dollars from the bank
and had an additional seven hun
dred dollars from work. He pre
sumably had it all on his person
when he was slain.
Jane—How do you know Ma
bel’s marriage is a secret?
Jane—Why, that’s whpt she’s
telling everybody.
PRESIDENT APPOINTS ,
C. OF C. COMMITTEES
Dudley Warner, president of the
NWA Chamber of Commerce re
ported today that he has appointed
three new committees to take care
of immediate business of local in
terest and to follow through on
work which the chamber has out
lined.
The Fish and Wildlife commit
tee will comprise G. R. Jackson,
chairman; A. Polet and Binks
Seiffert.
Rivers and Harbors, H. F. Har
per, chairman; Duke Mitrovich,
and G. R. Jackson.
For investigating into the
Freight Rate Hearing, Chris Roust
chairman; Chas. D. Jones, H. Ber
nier, and F. C. Bingham.
These committees are instructed
to' prepare data to present before
their respective hearings and sur
veys which will be held in the
very near future.
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