AIRLINES |
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS \
Pan American arrived Wednes
day evening with George Heller
ich, Glen Leach, J. S. Jefferies,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Galagan, Ag
nes Monagle, Gus Wheeler, W.
Ewing. Dorothy Dudley and
daughter Colleen.
Departing for Fairbanks were
H. Jorgenson. Henry Kost, Ted
Coomara and Chas Goedde. Mr.
and Mrs. W. Dodd were passengers
for Juneau, and Agnes Galvin for
Seattle.
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WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Thursday pilot Bronaugh flew
to Candle with manager R. Webb
on business.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage on to
day’s plane were John Tuvasti,
John Keshenin.
Outbound were Cyril Seeds, Les
ter Bronson, O. D. Davis, for An
chorage; Ernest Berry, Irving Un
gudruk for Unalakleet.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
John Thompson, Anchorage: \\\
Ewing, George Hellerich, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Galagan Seattle.
Glen Leach, J. S. Jeffrey, Juneau.
F. A. Grainger, Sam Shafsky, Nei'
Warren, Fairbanks. John Haven*
strite, Candle. Ernest Berry Una
lakleet.
Army Lengthens
Training Period
WASHINGTON, (^—Easing of
the replacement demands by occu
pation forces overseas has made i‘.
possible to lengthen the period of
training for recruits, the army an
nounced today.
Beginning May 5 the eigh*
weeks of basic training will be ex
tended to 13 weeks. The program
will apply to all newly enlisted
men except those in the army air
forces, which conducts its own
training.
California began its park system
in 1927.
Anchorage Man
Arrested In States
SEATTLE, <;P)—U. S. Atty. Ray
mond E. Plummer of Anchorage,
informed Seattle police yesterday
that Larry Metcalf, about 35 nr
re-ded there on robbery charges
of an $t,lhO Yu' 01 Club s Mo t mi
here, had agreed to waive extradi
tion, detective Capt. Guy C. Ver
non announced.
A second man. Furman no r r
22. was arrested on the same c ut
ge? at Snerame it \ Cal f., Marc i « .
1 and returned here.
The two are accused or io *c n '
two janitor? into a bac . uom r'o'.\
3. and then breaking open a safe
Capt. Vernon said. Matcait als >
used tine alias Leonard Morgen -
stern, the detective added.
AXEL WARNER
OUT OF HOSPITAL
Axel Warner, who has been ho -
pitalized for m >st of the winter is
up and about again and states t mt
he plans to mine again this sum
mer in the Kougarok.
Wir «^!K s
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Soviets Aim At
‘World Dominion.’
WASHINGTON, (JP) — Senator
T6m Connally <D.-Tex.), told the
wnute Thursday that Russian ex
pansion must be stopped short of
Greece and Turkey because the
>\ iats are aiming for “world do
minion.”
The Texas Senator, top Demo
e u‘ c member of the foreign rela
:ns committee, opened the Sen
. e's third day of rieba'e on Presi
_ . Truman’s proposal to extend
i, ‘,0 tO.UOO in financial and limit
_ < military aid to the countries
. h'i u blunt decla a lion ‘dim Rus
ia wants to “control the destiny of
ope.”
“Sov iet Russia, by her system of
. p ending creeping pa r a 1 y s i s
r long smaller and weaker na
ions, hopes to bring about world
dominion and to control the des
,i..y of Europe,” Connally said in
a prepared address. “Sne hungers
for ‘all the land that joins me’.”
The former chairman o!' the for
eign relations committee sail it is
hi; view that the Un;ted States
must be frank with Russia and
must demand frankness in return.
AGNES MONAGLE
VISITING IN NOME
Agnes Monagle, daughter of
Andy Otterson arrived from Fair
banks to visit her father and her
sifter Mrs. Teddy Reed.
G'JS WHEELER HERE
COR SUMMER'S WORK
Gu Wheeler, ve'eran dredge
operator for the U. S. Smelting Co.
arrived from the States to start on
the summer’s work.
i Finnish Govt.
Resigns En Masse
HELSINKI, Finland, (/Pi—The
government of Premier Mauno
Pekkala resigned today in what
was described here as a purely do
mestic political crisis engendered
by Finland’s postwar economic
problems.
Pekkala became premier March
24, 1946, succeeding Juho K. Paa
sikivi, who resigned to assume
the Presidemn. The Pekkala gov
ernment was a coalition of the
three largest political parties, with
the Communist-dominated Peo
ples’ Democratic Union holding
six cabinet posts; the Social Dem
crats and Agrarians five each, and
the Swedish People’s party, one.
The government and the pre
mier were believed to have enjoy
ed the full confidence of the Sov
iet Union.
64 B-29s Make Ten
Mile Long Flight
FORT WORTH, Tex. UP)—The
biggest flight of B-29’s to take the
air since the end of the war—64 of
the pencil-slim superforts—assem
bled over Fort Worth early today,
swung over Dallas in a wide turn,
dipped low over Fort Worth and
roared westward for a simulated
bombing run on Los Angeles.
The planes took off at dawn
fr-'m home fields at Tucson, Ariz.,
Roswell, N. M., and Fort Worth.
The ten-mile long mass flight
was led by Brig. Gen. Roger M.
Ramey, commanding the 8th air
force.
At Tucson the flight was to be
joined by an escort of P-80 jet
fighter planes.
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