AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The Pan American flight from
Fairbanks last Wednesday eve
ning, arrived with the following
passengers: Walter Glavinovich,
W. T. Wilson, Mr. Willie Foster,
and Jane Nelson.
Departing passengers were Gor
don Brown, Mrs. Barbara Rich
ardson and son Gary, Laurin Fre
nault, John Moe, Emil Lnurin,
Anna Nashalook, O. M. Powell.
WIEN AIRLINES
Wien Airlines had a Boeing
plane in yesterday from Fair
banks bringing express. Depart
ing was local Wien Airlines man
ager, Richard Webb, for Fair
banks.
Pilot Peterson made a trip to
Solomon and Lee’s Camp with
Ralph Lomen and Ivor Kriken of
Sommers Construction Co. as pas
sengers. He ie now storm bound
at Marshall.
ALASKA AIRLINES
The regular scheduled trip of
the Alaska Airlines from Anchor
age yesterday was forced to can
cel out due to poor flying weather.
Strikers Cause
Rationing Of
Gasoline
UNDATED — rf/P) — Gasoline is
back on the scarcity list in some
sections of the country as the
strike of twenty thousand CIO oil
workers gained headway and
more than a dozen refineries and
plants closed and others were
| ready to shut down as workers
i took strike votes.
Emergency rationing of gasoline
was ordered in Toledo, Ohio. Else
where across the nation labor dis
putes kept an additional two hun
dred thousand men and women
away from their jobs in the De
troit area, where more than eighty
thousand are idle because of
strikes and shutdowns.
Union leaders went ahead with
plans for strike votes at the plants i
of Chrysler, General Motors. Ford
workers are seeking higher pay I
rates.
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And If She Stubs Toe?
BANGOR, Me. — </P) — Mrs.
Henry N. Hudson, a tall woman,
struck her head against a store
awning and sprained her ankle.
Henry Ford, II,
Heads Ford Co.
DETROIT, Sept. 21 — OP) —
Henry Ford, II, became president
of the Ford Company. He succeeds
his grandfather Henry Ford, who
simultaneously announced his res
ignation. The younger Ford has
been executive vice-president
since April 28, 1944.
Senate Holds Up
\oniination Of
Atcheson
WASHINGTON, Sep. 2\—iIP)—
In a hot Senate debate, two Sena
tors, Wherry, Republican of Ne
braska and Chandler, Democrat of
Kentucky, delayed the action on
Dean Atcheson’s nomination to be
Undersecretary of State, on the
grounds he insulted General Mac
Arthur by hitting at the general’s
occupation policies.
The Great Sphynx of Gizeh in
Egypt is believed to have been
built to protect neighboring tombs
from evil spirits.
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