'IeLASSIE HONORS EGYPTIAN
f CAIRO, (ffi) gilffclfcArlr Haile
Selassie, of ^tj^p)ka,;»yhp claims
Jp be a desce: oL King Solo
‘^aon arid the jbl Sheba, has
la warded the 3-fft-nk in the
iQrder of Sol nffthrince Mo
r hammed Ali, 75-year-old Egyptian
crown prince.
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WATER DELIVERY
Phone MAIN 19
First ‘Flying Scho
Stij^M>Hvl&eUvered t
jhdakdi . „ , ,t
A.M^f1001110^ versl°?
of Boeing Superior*
ress (y^i yhy^iled at Seattle year'
terday-^unday) with delivery to
the U.S. Air Force by Boeing Ait
plane Company of the first TB
50D navigator-bombardier trainer.
The news airplane, an exten
sively modified B-50, will be used
in training new “triple-threat”
* crewmen who will serve as com
bined bombardier-navigator-radar
operators on high-speed jet bomb
ers such as the 600-mph. Boeing
B-47 Stratojet. .
The TB-50 is the first postwar
4-engine bomber .to be equipped
for specialized combat training of
this type.
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APRIL FOOL’S DAY
DINNER DANCE
Bering Sea Club
★ <LSt/emo k
Cocktail
Dinner Steaks
French Fried Potatoes • Green Peas
Vegetable Salad
Hot Rolls
Ice Cream • Cake
Sat, March 31, 1951
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY
j FROM SEWARD |
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SS. Baranof Mar. 29
. Silk* Ketchikan
Juneau * Seattle
SS. Denali Apr. 5
Valdes Wrangell
Juneau Ketchikan
Petersburg Seattle
SS. Baranof Apr. 12
Siika Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
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SS. Denali Apr. 19
Cordero Wrangell
Juneau Ketchikan
Petersburg Seattle
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PA1HEAMEB. AMCHOItAOE or SEWARD
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HfeNRY HODElf d$Mj»ui-i3
COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE
JUNEAU, 0P)/,¥A*it59&eas«
uperi Henry Rodenos. to^he.Alas
ka’s * first CommissioneV dr Fin-'
ahc£‘ under the £ov$$friieAt re
organization bill pasSe&’rfctgt week
by.the legislature.w- * bas ,».
H e was elected unanimously
yesterday by the new Board of
Administration, which also was
reconstituted under the reorgani
zation act to include legislators
for the first time.
I The meeting was attended by
Gov. Ernest Gruening, Senators
Gunnard Engebreth (R - Anchor
age) and R. M. MacKenzie (D
Ketchikan) and Reps. William
Egan (D-Valdez) and Glen Frank
lin <D-Roundary).
. All are members of the re
constituted Board except Dr. Mac
Kenzie, who art alternate for
Sen. Steve McCutcheon (D-An
chorage).
Two other members of the new
Board—Attorney General J. Ger
ald Williams and Tax Commis-,
sipner M. P. Mullaney—were ab
sent from the city.
Polio Victim Rushed from
Alaska to Wash., D.C.
TACOMA. Wash., (JP), The wife
of an Air Force Lieutenant from
Virginia, stricken with polio in
Alaska, was rushed to Washing;
ton, D.C., yesterday in a military
plane equipped with an iron lung.
The polio victim is Mrs. Hattie
B. Crumpacker of Winchester, Va.
To keep the iron lung in constant
operation, the plane, with two
special flight nurses and auxili
ary power, left Anchorage, Alas
ka, yesterday. It stopped for an
hour last night at McChord Air
i
Force Base near here before tak
ing off for Washington.
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U.S. Commissioner’s Court
Bill Williams has been given
twenty days in the Federal Jail
on a charge of vagrancy.
NOTICE
Bids will be in order on fur
nishings of City Apartment, no
later than April 9, 1951. Specifica
tions can be called for at City
Clerk's Office. The City reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Carrie M. McLain
38,40,41 City Clerk
FUNERAL NOTICE
The funeral of Fred Duroscher
will be held from the Catholic
Church on Monday morning at
10:00 a.m.
NOTICE
Memorial Services for S/Sgt J.
Switzer will be at Bate Theater,
Sunday, 3.00 p.m.
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WANT ADS
LOST—Lady’s watch with jewel's
and black band. Reward. Call
Red 87 or leave at Nugget. 38,3
DREAM
THEATER
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2 Shows Friday—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"BLONDIES SECRET"
Penny Singleton - Arthur Lake
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1 Show Saturday—7:30 p.m.
"SORROWFUL JONES"
Bob Mope and Lucille Ball
2 Shows Sunday—7:15 8c 9 pjn.
"LIOHTHIN! IN THE FOjREfTT
Donald Barty ^iyane Hobirti
tatlcin. jpoi . he may pa&
ilongv th%<n/a'fcttfflfiw increase onlj^
With whSlesa'leJS’ also covered
under tSfePsra* !3& future whole
sale increases will^be allowed onl^
upon authprizafidh of the Office
of Price ^Srabiijzation. 1
“This top-to-bottom price-con
trol insures the consumer against
unwarranted price increases,"
Hanford said. “There will be a
few slight increases as inequities
ore adjusted along the line but
once the program gets to operat
ing we are going to find that our
dollar is retaining its value, which
is more than we could say last
fall." *
Hanford called for cooperation
frqm those who come under, the
ENID DUFFIELD IN LEAD . '2
FOR PIONEER TROPHY 1
Enbf duffield continues to kee$
jl^ad for the Pioneer Cgigf
Party {series with' a high score
agaii^Jest night. Runner up is
/ujn^ss Galvin.
9i lading for the men is Fre.d
Kubon and Tolbert Scott •
Winners of last night’s games
were Enid Duffield, Mrs. Fred
Rohnand,Ann Walsh; for the men,
Andy Nordlihd, John Kanari and
Herb Jenks.
law in getting their records set
up. The Juneau office will answer
questions which may arise in the
preparation of the required data.
Offices in Ketchikan, Fairbanks
and. Anchorage will be open* soon.
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WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF •
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE ’
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MEAT PROVISIONERS h
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P. 0. Box 1911, FAIRBANKS, ALASKA b
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Your friendly Community Store
Wholetale and Retail
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No Change in Price
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