AIRLINES
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ALASKA AIRLINES
The Alaska Airlines brought
freight and vegetables to Nome
yesterday from Anchorage. It de
parted with Lottie Croom and Er
win Kutrz.
The regular mail run was made
today to Kotzebue by Pilot Weaver
of the Alaska Airlines.
WIEN AIRLINES
Arriving on the Boeing plane
of the Wien Airlines yesterday
were George Collins, M.S.Jorgen
son, R. H. Barrett, M. B. Vincent,
William Walker and Richard
Webb.
Returning to Fairbanks were
Mrs. Frank Whaley and William
Walker, who made the round trip,
the return trip was made via Kot
zebue.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The Pan American plane ar
rived from Seattle Wednesday
evening with Charles Huntley,
Communicaitons Supervisor for
the P.A.A., and Grace Hawley
from Galena.
Outgoing passengers were Nor
Tailor Needled
Out Of His Job
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NEIVA, Colombia— <>P) —Man
uel Ortiz, appointed teacher, in a
school here, found tailor Manuel
Ortiz teaching when he arrived at
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(tailors V'jm
h's classroom. Ortiz, the tailor,
said he saw the nomination in the
papers and thought it meant him.
Teacher Ortiz explained and
picked up the chalk. Tailor Ortiz
went back to his needle and th:m
ble.
The cacao tree was firs* known
in Latin America.
vin Lewis, Jr., Dee Bailey, Ray
mond Silver; Harvey Grant, Henry
Whurman, John McCormick, Re
becca Katz, and Lt. Col. Killilea.
Argentina Siege Of
Schools Should
End Today
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BUENOS AIRES. Oct. —
<"ol. Filomeno Velazco. chief of
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the federal police announced
siege of Argentine universities
would end today when students
barricaded within the institutions
are expected to surrender the
buildings peacefully.
Police his morning occupied the
buildings of seven schools in the
Buenos Aires National University
and arrested a large number of
students. The police chief said he
had ordered the withdrawal of
the main police forces, leaving
only guards.
The universities’ week-long
strike of thirty thousand fAr8en‘
tine students reached a violent
climax last night when a twenty
year old student was killed by re
volver fire during a student clash
with.the Nationalist group in front
of the University of Buenos Aires
engineering school. The death is
the first in the rebellion of the
students against the government’s
re-imposed siege.
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Fisheries Section
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Must Have Policy
Making Rank "
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5— <>P) —
Restora ion of the fis'te-’e • sec
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tinn of the State Department to
policy mak:nrr rank was advocated
by Senator Magnuson who told a
reporter than President Truman’s
recent proclamation establishing
a basis for fishing agreements in.
‘he north Pacific made it impera
tive for a State Department offi
cer in charge of fisheries to be
placed in a position whereby he
could work ou4 * international
agreements with ranking foreign
officials. .
Magnuson said he would also
propose that' a man be placed in
charge of fisheries negotiations
who is familiar' with Pacific con- *
ditions. He said negotiations were
necessary hot only with Canada
but with Russia and Japan, if ef
fective fishing- regulations are to
| NORVIN LEWIS* JR..
COMPLETES FURLOUGH
Norvin Lewis, Jr., w^k> has been
convalescing at home for several
weeks completed his furlough and
left last Wednesday evening for
the States. He has been suffering
from a fungus growth on his
hands which he caught while on
duty in the south Pacific. He left
much improved after his visit
home.
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR BABY TOWNER
TheTuneral of the infant daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Towner,
who died very suddenly on Wed
nesday, was held-at 2:00 p.m. this
afternoon at the Federated Church
with Rev. Paul Carlson in charge
of the services. Rev. and Mrs.
Roald Amundson sang “Some Day
We’ll Understand.” and “Jewels”
accompanied by Mrs. Louis Hud
gins at the organ.
be developed on tuna, sardines,
crabs, bottom fish and other com
mercially exploitable sea life.
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