AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving on Monday’s flight
were Charles Turner, Wm. Munz,
Mrs. Munz.
Departing for Anchorage on the
return flight were Roy S. Samson,
Wm. Caffil, G. A. Tinker, Dr. J.
B. Tucker, Dr. Maxwell Kennedy,
Harry Nelson, Cliff Barnhill.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Pan American arrived last Fri
day evening with the following
passengers: Tolbert Scott, O. D.
Cochran. Ed Anderson, Mrs. Stan
Bartlett and son, Lester Tinkham.
Jack Bullock, Jane Foster, and
Frank Shulters. Departing were
Glen Frank, Henry Mallard, Joe
Toth, Mrs. S. Russell and Harold
Walker.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Mike Walsh was a passenger to
Candle on Saturday.
Sunday Eric Krevin, Kay Hana
land and Teddy Johanson were
taken to Rainbow.
On Sunday Essac Mathers and
Ed Gregory were brought to Nome
from Solomon.
At The Hotel?
WALLACE HOTEL
H. W. Starling. Juneau; Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Milligan, Nome; Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Culver, H. A.
Casemeyer. W. R. Lusbey, Mr. and
Mrs. George Karabelnikoff, Ruth
Becker, Jerry Noonan, Mr. and
Mrs. R .W. Whitmore, J. G. Piece
and W. H. Clements of the C.A.A.
Anchorage.
PATERSON HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Coplin,
Elim. James C. Rogers, Nome.
Ronald K. Barr, Deering. Camille
Guimond, Unalakleet. Mr. and
Mrs. Beymer, Bethel. Axel Anurok
and Chris Kurstien of Bethel.
Federated Ladies Aid Food Sale,
at N. C. Store, Saturday. March 6.
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'Telephone Strike
Due April 7
NEW YORK, (£>)—'The contract
between the American Telegraph
and Telephone company*and its
20,000 long line> employees in 42
states expires at midnight tonight
and the union president says "Ii
looks very much as though we’d
walk out at 6 a.m., April 7, as
planned.”
John J. Moran' president of the
American union of telephone
workers, (independent*, said a
meeting with company negotiators
last night ended in a “stalemate on
both sides."
The AUTW is a key affiliate of
the national federation of telephone
workers, which has threatened a
nationwide walkout April 7, and
Moran said that despite the con
tract termination tonight he ex
pected no action by his union un
til the April 7 date.
The Asiatic part of the Soviet
Union covers an area compris
ing seven-eighths of the entire
U. S. S. R.
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Announces
NEW FAST AIR CARGO SERVICE
SEATTLE-NOME
Any and All Classes Freight
40e lh.
RATES ON POUND BASIS
NO CUBIC MEASUREMENT
NO LIMITATION TO SIZE OR WEIGHT
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Air-Cargo Consolidators, a new Alaskan Com
pany organized in Fairbanks to provide top
flight air freight.
Now and In the Future - - -
Address supplies “Ship via Alaska Air Cargo
Consolidators, North Gate Boeing Field.”
Special Outgoing Rate
27c lb.
BAGGAGE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURS,
GOLD, EQUIPMENT FOR EMERGENCY
REPAIRS
BLANKET INSURANCE COVERAGE
(Full Protection at No Extra Cost)
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Nationals Score
Two Victories
PEIPING, (iP)—Field dispatches J
reported today that government!
troops had scored victories on two
major battlefronts, capturing Tai
an, in coastal Shantung province
and Paoan new capital of the
Communists country of northwest
China.
Taian is an important rail town
33 miles south of Tsinan, provin
cial capital of Shantung. National-,
ist forces also were reported to
have gained complete control of a j
triangular area formed by the
towns of Feihsien, Szeshui and
Tenghsien, in sou then Shantung
<</P) dispatches from Tsingtanj
said foreign observers considered |
exaggerated reports from goven
ment quarters that the Commun- \
ists weer massing 60,000 troops in I
preparation for an assault on that:
Shantung port city>.
Government forces in Shensi;
province, pushing out from Yenan,
fallen red capital, announced the j
capture of Paoan, 42 miles north
west of Yanan. Paoan was the first
headquarters established by the
Reds after their long march to,
Shensi.
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RICHARD WEBB RETURNS
FROM STATES VACATION
Richard Webb, local manager
for the Wien Airlines returned
f’-om his vacation in the States this
morning.
He states that he and Mrs. Webb
had a wonderful trip to New York
City, Atlantic City, Washington,
D. C., as well as California, and
enjoyed every minute of it. Every
where he went people were in
tensely interested in Alaska, and
many qustions were asked as to
travel. He stated that it points to
a very busy tourist season to any
place in Alaska where there will
be accommodations.
Mrs. Webb and family are in
Portland, where Dickie has un
dergone an operation on his eye
and is reported getting along nice
ly.
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
$ecy. Marshall
Denounces Russia
(By John M. Hightower)
MOSCOW, (/P)—U. S. secretary
of state Marshall, in his bluntest
speech of the conference, denounc
ed Soviet Russia today for deliver
ing “an ultimatum” to the foreign
ministers council.
“We can never reach real agree
ment on the basis of ultimatum or
immovable positions,” Marshall
declared in commenting on the
Soviet position that until Russis
received reparations from current
German production, no settlement
could be reached.
He spoke just after the British
had circulated a proposal by for
eign secretary Bevin to the coun
cil for unification of Germany by
July 1, this year—a unification
which Bevin said should be made
effective by abolishing all restric
tion on movement of goods be
tween zones.
This proposal is obviously unac
ceptable to the Russians.
Kilian Promotion
Removed from List
WASHINGTON, (A1)—President
Truman today deleted the name of
Lt. Col. James A. Kilian, former
commander of the Litchfield re
placement depot, from an army
promotion list.
Kilian’s name was included or
iginally in a list of 683 lieutenant
colonels submitted to the White
House by the war department for
promotion to the rank of full col
onel. The President removed Kil
ian’s name before sending the list
to the Senate for action.
Kilian was convicted by court
martial of permitting “cruel” pun
ishment of enlisted men detained
at Litchfield in England during the
war. The sentence was handed
down August 29, 1946, and the
case is now pending on appeal.
Kilian was sentenced to be re
primanded and to pay a fine of
$500.
Photostats at The Nugget.
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