AIRLINES j
WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Bronaugh made a trip to
Kotzebue yesterday taking How
ard Engle and Cleo Armstrong.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving from Fairbanks Wed-1
mesday evening with the Pan
American were O. D. Cochrane,
Mr .and Mrs. M. J. Walsh, Capt.
"V. Holban, Miss Gresth.
Departing on the return trip i
were Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Dempsey,!
Richard Dempsey, Ira Orton, Ce-1
celia Olarana, A1 Gerik, W. P.
McCrigbt, W. W. Galbraith, M. A.
¥*arker, Freda Schwartz.
Vivian Irwin was a round trip
passenger.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving Wednesday on the I
Alaska Airlines plane were Mrs.
Spivy, L. Spivy, E. Davis, Chris
Olson, Frieda Schwartz.
Passengers on the return trip
%o Anchorage were Eugene Phil
lips, Evelyn Graves.
Don Travis brought Walter
Jfayokpuk from Shishmaref to
Nome.
Norman Weaver took Oswald
Moses and his family to Moses
Point. Fred Jones Ungalik to
Nome. Mrs. Helen Porter and son
from Haycock to Nome. Mrs.
Pence and Grace O’Connor from
Moses Point to Nome.
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In the 14th century in France
<*>mplete nudity was known on the
*tage.
FBI Discloses
Vole Fraud In
Missouri Elections
KANSAS CITY. (/PI—1The fed
eral bureau of investigation turn
ed its spotlight today on alleged
vote fraud in the Democratic pri
mary election last August on Pres
ident Truman’s home county
where a political unknown, backed
by the President and the Prender
gast Democratic organization, de
feated Rep. Roger S. Slaughter
for renomination in Missouri’s
congressional fifth district.
The FBI began its investigation
following an independent one by
the Kansas City Star which re
sulted in a series of stories con
taining charges of irregularities
at ths polls.
The newspaper disclosed that
FBI agents had called for all the
information it had obtained on the
election last Aug. 6. in which Tru
man-backed Enos Axtell, a new
comer to politics here, won over
Slaughter in the congressional dis
trict next door to the President’s
home town of Independence, Mo.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
Eldon Davis, H. L. Kaesmeyer,
A. E. Sepprell, Seattle. L. Hanak.
James Robbins, Candle. E. C.
Boren, Deering. YYr. M. Davies,
Anchorage. Hugh Gressett, Long
Beach. Dr. Rred Langson, Bethel. |
K. M. Simpson, Spencer. Mr. and !
Mrs. Pence, Moses Point.
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Communists Will
Negotiate For
Permanent Peace
SAN FRANCISCO. I/P) — Chi
ne- e Communist headquarters at
”:u';.n b oaben t t:> the wor*d to
day that it will negotiate for per
manent peace if Oaiang Kai-Shek
will demonstrate h’s good faith by
abiding by the January cease fire
agreement and all agreements
reached since then.
The broadcast, recorded by the
Associated Press, in effect reject
ed Chkmg’s Wednesday peace pro
posal, transmitted through Gener
al Marshall.
The party’s central committee
issued a lengthy statement re
counting negotiations and alleged
breaches of agreements since Jan
uary and concluded:
"If negotiations today are ex
pected to attain actual results,
the sacred validity of the cease
fire agreement should be recog
ui/.ed; namely, restoration of po
sitions occupied by Kuomintang
(government party) and Commun
ist troops on Jan. 13 should form
the criterion for all military talks
and the implementation of all po
litical consultation conference de
cisions should form the criteria
for all political cliques.”
With both the government and
Communists charging vioaltions
of the January agreement, the
civil war has intensified rather
than lessened and national forces
have seized considerable territory
from the Reds, including their big
military base, Kalgan.
Chiang’s Wednesday truce pro-1
posal included a provision that
the rivals hold territory currently
under their control, representing
huge gains since January for the
government.
Joe Why did Eve never worry
about catching the measels?
Bill—I don’t know. Why?
Joe—Because she’d “Adam.”
ENJOY A SCENIC “FLIGHTSEEING” TRIP
LEAVE NOME DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS
New DAYLIGHT SCHEDULES to Fairbanks
WIEN ALASKA BOEINGS LEAVE 2 P.M.
Mondays & Thursdays
Contact WIEN ALASKA For Your Reservations
And Inquire About
Special Fairbanks Excursion Rates
NOME
United States To
Eat Reindeer Meat
SEATTLE. <7P)—Arctic reindeer
planted by the government in the
far north have thrived so well in
recent years that a “thinning out”
was carried on this summer Ed
win Butters, 37-year-old Coldwa
ter, Mich., meat dealer, reported
today.
A cargo of 1,023 reindeer car
casses, from animals rounded up
and killed on Nunivak island in the
Bering sea, will arrive here Mon
day on the Alaska Freighter
Square Knot consigned to Butters
for Shipment east. He flew south
from Alaska this week. Striking
longshoremen here have agreed to
unload the cargo because of the
meat shortage, Burt Nelson, chair
man of the CMU, a group of CIO
maritime unions, announced last
night.
Butters went north in July and
supervised the roundup of the
reindeer for the Department of;
the Interior.
The government authorized the;
reindeer reduction program dur-1
ing the summer because the deer
University Of
Alaska Has Record
Enrollment _
Registration at the University
of Alaska closed on October first
with the largest first semester en
rollment in the history of the in
stitution.
A total of 333 credit students
have enrolled in the various de
partments of the University. The
Freshman class far outnumbers
any other class with a total of 17<il
the Sophomore class is second
with 56 members. Juniors number
35 and seniors 27, two of whom
are working for five-year degrees
in Engineering. A large number
of special students, 40 altogether,
have registered for part-time or
special courses.
Since the semester is already
several weeks advanced no fur
ther registrations are being ac
cepted for this semester. Registra
tion for the second semester will <|
be held in January.
increased so many in number dur
ing the war years.
WALLACE HOTEL & TAXI
NOME, ALASKA Phone MAIN 55
NEVADA GRILL
Breakfast Served at 10:00 a.m. — Close 1:00 a.m.
SILVERIO RUIZ
NORTHERN
LIGHT & POWER CO.
“BETTER LIGHT . . . BETTER SIGHT”
G.-E. Mazda Lamps Refrigerators
Elecrtical Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
Phone MAIN 105
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