AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving on Wednesday’s plane
were Camile Guimond, A1 Condon,
Roy Douglas, Glen Huff, Muriel
Wilson, Kay Conners, and Frank
Bowlis.
Departing on the returning flight
were Fred Frohbose, D. T. Hartzog,
Mr. Dahlstrom, Mrs. Dahlstrom,
Mr. Connors and Mi Wilson.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving on the flight early this
morning w’ere Lillian Silverman
and Tony Johansen.
Departing on the return flight
were Sam Troutman, A. A. Lyon,
C. Moriarty, H. Reichman, Edward
Wilson, Tony Rolando, Mrs. Jane
Foster, Henderson Janeway.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
A trip was made on Tuesday to
White Mountain to bring in John
Paden, A. Walker and George
Morelander, all officials of the
ANS.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
Roy Douglas, Fairbanks, A. Con
don, Seattle, Glen Huff, Anchor
age. N. Potofsky, Unalakleet.
James LaCross and H. Janesway,
Fairbanks.
SS. G. Washington
Damaged By Fire
JERSEY CITY. *N. J. (flh—The
former luxury liner George Wash
ington which carried President
Woodrow Wilson and his party to
the peace conference in 1919 was
damaged today by a fire as it lay
anchored to a two-and-a-half mile
concrete army pier near Caven
Point in New York bay.
An army transport in both world
wars, the 23,870-ton ship was
scheduled to sail Tuesday fo*- Bal
timore where it was to be decom
»
, missioned.
The blaze was discovered at 3:45
' a.m. in the officers lounge mid
ships of the boat deck by one of
the 70-man maintenance crew
i aboard.
Ferries Again Ply
Puget Sound
SEATTLE, (A*) — Regular ferry
service plied the waters of Puget
Sound yesterday for the first time
:n almost a week after members of
the CIO-marine engineers benefi
cial association gave "two to one”
approval to its new contract,
partial ferry service to Bremer
t<m, Vashon and Bainbridge I-land
was resumed Wednesday night
and most routes were expected
back on regular pre-strike sehed
ules immediately, the company!
1 .aid.
Te ms of the settlement, reac ie 1,
Monday at a conference in Olym
pia between Puget Sound Naviga
tlon company officials, the union
federal and state mediators, in-!
eluded: An est mated 23.3 per cent
average overall wage increase over
the old scale; reclassification of |
vessels according to horsepower
with pay scales based on size of
engine plants; and reclassification
of first and second assistant chief
engineers as assistant chief engin
eers, placing both on the same
wage level.
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Britain Offers Plan
For German Govt.
MOSCOW, </P)—British foreign
secretary Ernest Bevin laid before
the foreign ministers’ council to
day a six-step plan for the crea
tion of a federalized fovernmcnt
structure intended to make Ger
many a self-governing, democratic
state.
Britain’s views on the govern
ment structure for Germany were
set forth in a 600-word paper.
It called fov creation of a two
ho so legislative along the linps
of the U. S. Senate and House o
representatives a president w'th
out executive powers and strong
| state fights.
Bevin was the first of the four
I ministers here to place hi- ideas
' on the structure of the German
state before the council.
■ Informants said the British plan
envisioned a lower legislative
c iamber elected according to pop
ulation and an upper chamber
elected on the basis of a fixed
number of representatives from
each of the laender (States).
THE FIRST REGULAR SKI
tournament in the United States
was held on February 8, 1887 at
Red Wing, Minnesota, according
to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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