AIRLINES |
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
A plane arrived from Moses
Point yesterday bringing Mrs. R.
L. Hladky and Mrs. Slocum.
Yesterday afternoon Father Car
rol, Mollie Berryman and child
were taken to Kotzebue.
This morning Mel Seppile and
Vern Waghuya were taken to
Gambell with Clara Gaddie as
round trip passenger.
George Goshaw was a passenger
to Shishmaref this morning.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Due to unfavorable weather the
P.A.A. cancelled out last evening.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving on last Monday’s plane
was George Riley. Departing for
Anchorage on the return trip was
Carl Echleff and Mabel Myers.
Don Travis flew from Kotzebue
to Nome Thursday, bringing with
Rim Dr. Rabeau of Kotzebue, Geo.
Fletcher of Anchorage, John Cross
of Deering and Otto Giest of
Nome.
At The Hotels
WALLACE HOTEL
Mrs. Preston Slocum, Mrs. Rich
ard Hladky, Moses Point. G. T.
Fletcher, Anchorage. John Cross,
I>eering. Dr. Rabeau, Kotzebue.
PATERSON HOTEL
E. J. Thiele, Shemya. G. W. Dos
kein.
Jimmy—My uncle’s a great man
—he’s a trustee at the university!
Johnny—So what? My uncle’s a
trusty at the state penitentiary.
Paratrooper Killed
Near Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS, (/P) — The army
has identified the paratrooper
killed Monday during maneuvers
of "Task Force Frigid” as T/5 E.
C. Jones, 20, Bay City, Texas.
He was the last man to jump of
100 paratroopers. Observers on
the ground say his parachute trip
ped, but it failed to open They
expected him to pull the emer
gency chute but he did not A
board is investigating in an effort
to determine the cause of the acci
dent.
Jones fell 1,000 feet to his death
in a potato patch five miles from
here. He had two years service in
the medical detachment of the
parachute infantry before joining
"Task Force Frigid.”
During the maneuvers para
troopers are living under Arctic
field conditions, supplied from the
air. Temperatures have ranged
down to 20 below.
Presidio May
Be U. N. Home
SAN FRANCISCO, (JP) — The
Pesidio, historic army post long
the guardian of San Francisco’s
golden gate, ranked high today as
a potential Pacific coast location
for the permanent home of the
United Nations.
The rolling, tree-studded mili
tary reservation, a western place
name sttice the days of Mexican
rule in California, shared its pre
eminence only with the city-owned
Crystal Springs area on the resi
dential San Francisco peninsula a
few miles south of here.
CIO To Disregard
Some AFL
Picket Lines •
(Continued From Page One
cause the contract between the
masters, mates and piolts on the
^Atlantic coast had not been for
mally ratified.
Capt. Harry Morton, business
manager of the New York local of
the MMP, said there had been
“talk” about a new walkout of his
union on the east coast over dif
ferences of interpretation of some
clauses of the recently signed con
tract with operators. But, he add
ed, the operators had promised to
provide clarifications requested by
the union “and we are biding our
time.”
Capt. Palsson Died
In Fire In October
SEATTLE, (/P)— Friends here
today learned of the death of Capt.
Peter J. Palsson in a fire which
destroyed his trading post in the
Yukon river Eskimo village of
Pitkas Point, October 4.
Born 55 years ago in Iceland,
he went to Alaska from here in
1914 with Capt. S. K. Gudmund
son.
They visited Siberia in the Polar
Bear, formerly used by the noted
Arctic explorer, Vilhjalmur Stef
fanson, and were imprisoned dur
ing the Russian revolution of 1918
after their ship was lost in the ice
and its cargo confiscated. Both fi
nally managed to escape.
Captain Palsson later operated
a trading boat from Nome to Point j
Barrow. He bought the Pitkas
Point Trading post two years ago.
WAA means |
We fly
Anywhere
Anytime
Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc.
Days and Evenings Main 46 : For Reservations
Communists Ask
American Removal
From Truce Teams
PEIPING, (>P) — The Catholic
newspaper Social Welfare, today
published wholly unconfirmed i e
ports that the Communists have
withdrawn from all truce teams
in Manchuria and demanded the
removal of all American and Chi
nese government representatives
from teams in Communist terri
tory.
A spokesman at executive
(truce) headquarters here said
“there will be no official an
nouncement until all of the facts
are obtained” and added that the
report was “not factual.”
A high ranking U. S. officer
flew to Changchun, the Manchur
ian capital, to investigate.
Foreign correspondents who had
expected to emplane today for
Changchun were denied passage
on instructions from truce head
quarters advance base at Chang
chun that no newsmen be sent
there. No reason was given.
REV. AND MRS AMUNDSEl
TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE
Rev. and Mrs. A. Amun
are holding open house Sur
afternoon from 2 to 5 o’elocl
their home on 1st Avenue
Steadman, for Rev. and Mrs. r
Carlson, who have been statio
here for the past two years.
Rev. Carlson who has been
“flying parson” with his plane
assisted in many mercy nij
during these past three years
well as while on duty in Cai
before coming to Nome.
Mrs. Carlson, in addition to
church duties has been active
the local playfield program,
was supervisor for one season
The Carlsons, with their
children, leave on a well ear
vacation next week.
PARIS, (/P)—Orly airfield
nounced tonight that the wreci
of an American C-53 trans
sought since Tuesday had t
Wind in the Alps near Interial
Switzerland, and that all the
persons aboard were alive.
SERVICE CLEANERS
4th and B Streets—Opposite School House
QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickleson, Props.
Prompt and Courteous Service
RED 19
WALLACE LIQUOR STORE
A Fine Assortment of Liquors and Wines
Phone Your Orders in to Main 55
X x vv V'V'X' V' V V V V V V ^ ^ ^ V V V V ^ » x
s
\ WALLACE HOTEL & TAXI
X
| NOME, ALASKA Phone MAIN 55
(NEVADA GRILL
Breakfast Served at 10:00 a.m. — Close 1:00 a.m.
SILVERIO RUIZ
| * ■ ■ — - — - — ——■ - , - ■■ - — —
I rLTTJTJlTlJTJTJTJTJTJTJ^^ nJTTLTL
Polar Liquor Store
Finest Assortment of Liquors
On The Seward Peninsula
Phone Your Orders Open From 8 A.M.
I Black 138 To 6:30 P.M.
' nJTnJTTIJTJTnJlJTJTfT^