AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Wednesday evening
were Arnold Reeves, Frank O’Far
rel, Mark A. Dawber, Gertrude
Maylor, Father Anable, Laura Ord
way, Delbet Fitch, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy McGinnis, Gunnar Bowman,
Lawrence Tjemagle, Gus Carlson.
Departing were Mrs. Christie
Waldheim, Ellen Waldheim, M. S.
Mitrovitch, Ruth Norris, William
Wilson, C. B. Finnegan, H. Star
ling, Elsie Adams, Mrs. D. Teeford
and daughter, M. B. Mozee, Mau
rice Kelliher, Andrew Otterson.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers to Nome on Thurs
day from Wales were James Rink
and George Lennon. John Iyapana,
Charles Iyapana, Frank Elsanga
and Helen Okpealok were left at
Wales, enroute to Diomede when
the weather is satisfactory.
Vic Hill was brought in from
White Mountain yesterday.
Passengers to Nome from Shish
maref were Walter Nyakpuk, Law
rence Nyakpuk, Genevieve Kiyon
tellok, Martha Avasuk.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving on Wednesday’s flight
were Mrs. Don Travis, Gertrude
Wetzel, Lester Bonson, C.L. Demp
sey, R. P. Dempsey, Sig Landdo. A1
Carey.
Departing for Anchorage on the
return flight were Dave Jones, De
witt C. Rowland, Maj. Heigh, Col.
Townsand, J. S. Gregory, Mrs. J.
S. Gregory.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
C. L. Dempsey, R. P. Dempsey,
Seattle. Gertrude Wetzel, Gertrude
Maylor, Laura Ordway, Juneau.
Hazel Greseth, Vic Hill, White
Mountain. Armold Reebes, Seattle.
George Lennon, Anchorage. Rich
ard Lee, Sr., Richard Lee. Jr., Sol
omon.
He—The bank has returned your
check.
She—Isn’t that just wonderful
What shall we buy with it this
time?
i Summer, Winter
1 Both In U. S. »
<By The Associated Press)
As the Pacific Northwest and
California lolled in a heat wav?,
most of the rest of .ho nation wait
ed patiently today for spring to
come. Seattle’s maximum yester
day was 83 degrees: Portland had
81.
Californian's flocked t » the
beaches as the tnercury hit highs
•anging up to 93 at Fresno, some
20 degrees above normal for the
date.
On the opposite edge of the coun
try, residents of Greenville, Me.,
dug out after eight inches of fresh
.,now fell overnight, and other New’
England areas reported consider
able snowfall, including two inches
at Bangor, Me., and two at Mount
Washington, N. H. Snow’ also w’as
reported in Minot, N. D., Minne
anolis, and Syracuse and Canton,
N. Y.
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, Uon, even though “it may require
the use of military fotjce,” because
"in a rocket-atomic age, the wel
fare of other nations is more than
j important, it is vital to us.”
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“in years past, we Americans could
live securely behind our own de
fenses,” but now, “no earthly dis
tance is adequate defense against
the latest weapons of science.”
’To\V request for mirfmcnt" in
con nttefion with tlM? 'anniversary
oi his historic New York-to-Paris
flight 20 years ago, Lindbergh re
td led that he was ‘‘not interested in
anniversaries but was concerned
primarily with his obligation, as a
c izcn and one who had been out
• rvihen previously, to make his po
rtion clear on America’s foreign
policy.
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ho had urged that western powers
"refrain from war while Nazi Ger
many and Communist Russia
fought out thei totalitarian ideas,”
Lindbergh said, “I plead again
for a consistent American policy
toward Europe.”
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