AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Fred Yenney of the C.A.A. was
a returning passenger from Wales
yesterday.
Charles Iypana was a passenger
from Diomede yesterday. A load of
fresh crab caught at Diomede was
brought to town on the trip and is
on sale at the Wien office
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers Wednesday
night were Frank Martin, Lillian.
McGee and infant Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Longstreet, Ellis Hedson,
Laurie Matilla, Carl Hill. Terry
Mason, Ernest Smith, Hardy Loe, i
Frank Crane.
Outgoing passengers were Mr.
and Mrs. Arvo Saario for Seattle,
Martinia Bogeyaktuk, Jack Vitus,
A. R. Johansen, John Paden, Ar
thur Walker C. D. Cole, for Jun-j
eau.
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ALASKA AIRLINES
Incoming passengers Wednes
day were Myrtle Ivanoff, E. W.
Morton, Irving Ziegman, Wm.
Brookins.
Outgoing passengers on the re
turn flight were Peter Bahr, Klem
et Klemetson, Lola Hartley.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
Gene Joiner, Candle. Mr. an 1
Mrs. W. C. Longstreet, Walla Wal
la, Wash.
CLARA GFADDIE. ANS NURSE.
IN HOSPITAL
Miss Clara Gaddie, nurse for the
ANS is in the hospital suffering
from a very bad cold.
IGLOO REINDERR MAN
IN NOME ON BUSINESS
Fred Topkok, erindeer man of
Igloo and Teller is in town on
business for a few days.
MONEY ORDER SERVICE
TO NORWAY RESUMED
Postmaster S. David Mazen, of
the local postoffice has been noti
fied that postoffice money orde
service to Norway has been re
sumed as of April 1.
NEWS IN BRIEF
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (/P) — 7
year-old Allison Brown wore her
mother’s $2,200 diamond and sap
phire ring to school to show it to
her young friends, but it was
mfssing when she got home.
Police and boy scouts searched
for it until Allison’s mother, Mrs.
B. Gatz Brown, reported every
thing had turned out all right. She
found the ring in the lining of Al
lison's coat^
CHICAGO. CPt—A black mon
grel dog which wandered into the
Warren Avenue police station a
few days ago made a fuss over
policeman Clarence Hayden, who
said he doesn’t like dogs. But Hay
den soon became the dog’s cham
pion although other policemen fa
vored taking her to an animal shel
ter. Hayden allowed her the run of
the station and fed her. Then he
planned to take the dog home.
But he changed is plans last
night. Police trailed the dog from
the station and found she has a
family of eight puppies hidden J
away in a nearby basement.
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Senate Divided On
Aid Program
WASHINGTON, (/P) — Senate
critics of President Truman’s four
billion dollar Greek-Turkish aid
proposal divided today into two
groups—one determined to fight
the program to the end, the other
, ready to accept it if given no other
choice.
Senator Edwin C. Johnson <D.
• Colo.*, who heads the bitter-end
opposition said he will carry to the
Senate floor next week his thus
far unsuccessful fight to knock out
any aid to Turkey and give Greece
only relief assistance.
Johnson said he can’t vote for;
the legislation approved 13 to 0
by the foreign relations committee
yesterday, with an amendment giv- j
ing the United Nations a limited
veto on the American program.
But Senator Pepper <D.-Fla.'.
whose proposal to turn the whole
stem-Comipunism situation over to
the U. N. was defeated in commit
tee, told a reporter he will vote for
the bill even if he ar\d others are
unsuccessful in amending it in the
Senate. ;
“I’m no isolationist,” Pepper de-;
clared. “I think this sort of assist-!
ance should be extended by the
United Nations, but I won’t agree
to do nothing as an alternative.”
This division of opponents rein
force a prediction by Senator Con
nally (D.-Tex.) that the Senate,'
which may begin debate on the
measure next Wednesday, will give
it “overwhelming approval” after
a week or more of talk.
The state department,* mean
while, supplied some ammunition
for supporters of the measure with
a 46-page printed document reply
ing to 111 questions submitted by1
members of Congress.
Throughout its carefully worded
answers, the department insisted
that while the aid program is di
rected at saving Greece from fall
ing into the hands of Communist-,
directed guerrillas and Turkey
from succumbing to pressure from
without, there is no threat to any!
"legitimate interests of the Soviet
Union."
i Forecast And
Weather Report
Nome and Vicinitv
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Compiled by the U. S. Dept, of
'ommerce, Weather Bureau.
Friday, April 4, 1947
Forecast Nome: Mostly cloudy
tonight at Saturday with strong
easterly winds. Lowest tempera
ture tonight 15, highest tempera
ture Saturday 25.
Nome data as of 7:30 a.m. today:
Temperatures last 24 hours:
highest 25, lowest 10.
Maximum wind last 24 hours 29
miles per hour from the east.
Sunrise at 5:05 a.m., sunset at
7:03 p.m.
Comparative data: Tempera
tures one year age today: highest
24, lowest 14.
Extreme temperatures on this t
day since 1907: lowest —23 in
1943, highest 46 in 1938.
Data Lor other selected stations
as of 7.JO a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow —11 Clear
Kotzebue 10 Partly Cloudy
Shishmaref —2 Partly Cloudy
Wales 1 Cloudy
Gambell 13 Cloudy
Nome 22 Cloudy
Unalakleet 19 Cloudy
Bethel 31 Snow
McGrath 16 Cloudy
Anchorage 24 Cloudy
Fairbanks 24 Clear
Juneau 32 Clear
Whitehorse 16 Clear
Ketchikan 38 Clear
Edmonton 21 Snow
Seattle 42 Cloudy
CHICAGO (/P)—Ward T. Bower,
66, announced his retirement yes
terday as chief of the division of
Alaska fisheries of the U: S. Fish
and wildlife service.
Bower retired after 47 years of
continuous service in fisheries
work in Michigan, Minnesota, Cal
ifornia and Washington, D. C. He
came to Chicago when the head
quarters of the fish and wildlife
service was transferred here from
Washington.
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