AIRLINES
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ALASKA AIRLINES
The Alaska Airlines had a plane
in from Anchorage yesterday,
bringing Carl Topkok, Capt. En
derton and Harry Kamonaseok.
Departing was Miss Allie Emmons.
Pilot Martino made the mail run
to Unalakleet this morning.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
A trip was made to Golo\fin and
White Mountain this morning tak
ing Lucy and Mary Maloney to
White Mountain.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The plane from Seattle Monday
night brought C. F. Jansson, Mr.
and Mrs. Keithe Hedreen, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Davis. Passengers
from Moses Point were Mrs.
"Louisa Charles and Raymond
Charles. Outgoing passe n g e r s
were Mr. and Mrs. K. Apple, Carl
Hanson, Marion Rhodes and Stan
ley Bartlett.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Davis, Read
ing, Pa., C. L. Condill, Cape Nome,
C. J. Perriconi, Cape Nome.
A nationwide 50-city price tabu
lation shows the service station
price of gasoline to average 20.21
cents a gallon, including an aver
age tax of 6.05 cents.
Wallace Asks For
Statement Of Facts
NEW YORK. Mar. 20, (/P) —
Secretary Wallace called lor a
“clear statement of facts” to back
the “recent actions of the Soviet
government which have been so
disturbing and which feed the
current talk of war.”
Counseling cool judgment on
our part, the Commerce Depart
ment said we need a better under
standing of the reasons for Rus
sia's behaviour. He noted she dis
claims aggressive intentions. “I
think we can make clear to the
Soviet government, no country,
however powerful in a military
and economic way, can dominate
by mere force, even the smallest
of countries, for very long.
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C. F. JANNSON RETURNS
WINTER IN STATES
C. F. Jansson, well known
Nomeite, who has been in the
States for several months returned
home Monday evening, and re
ports that he has had a fine time
at Palm Springs, Calif. Accommo
dations are limited there, he says,
as they are all over the coast. He
was able to persuade them to
break their rules and let him re
main for the winter, instead of the
usual two weeks, when he told
them how far away from home he
had come.
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HIGH SCHOOL QUINTET
SPRINGFIELD, N. J., (TP)—As
long as there is a Belliveau at Re
gional High School, the chances
are that a better-than-fair quintet
will represent the institution.
This year’s basketball team had
three Belliveau brothers — Bob,
Don and Roy — and they helped
Coach Walter Hohn’s aggregation
win 13 out of its 18 games and the
Union county championship.
The first Belliveau to play on a
Regional High team was Bill. He
was on the 1940 county champion
ship outfit.
Bob, eldest of the three present
Belliveaus, is scheduled to be
graduated this year. But coming
up to take his place is brother
Kenneth, who will enter high
school next year.
MUMPS BEAT CAGERS
LYNCHBURG, Va., (TP) — The
Virginia Episcopal School had to
cancel its final three basketball
games of the season. The reason:
an outbreak of mumps among the
players.
CHIEF SPIDER
RICHMOND, Va., (/P) — Leslie
Ph ilips of Richmond, captain of
the University of Richmond ten
nis team, is the only returning
letterman on the squad and has
nlayed with the Spiders three
seasons.
THREE GOOD POINTS
NEW YORK, (iP)—Bob Gigen
gack, coach of Fordham Univer
sity’s track team, is happy. He ev
pected his mile relay team to fin
ish third in the IC4A track meet
and it did. The result: Three ac
tual points out of three . antici
pated points.
GETS PRO GRID POST
RICHMOND, Va., (JP)—Macau
i ley McEver, for the past two dec
ades associated with athletics at
Virginia Polytechnic Instit u t e
either as player or coach, has been
named head coach of the Rich
mond entry in the Dixie Profes
sional Football League.
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Army Engineers
Grant Permits
SEATTLE, Mar. 20, (>P) — The
Seattle District Army Engineers
reported today the granting of
War Department construction per
mits to F. K. Dent to dredge for
gold in the Niukluk River near
Council. To Ralph Treffers to
construct a pier approach to Lynn
canal, north of Juneau.
Permit applicat'ons are acknowl
edged, included with dates objec
tions must be filed; Libby, McNeil,
Libby, floats, dolphins, and grid
irons on Kenai River, Cook Inlet,
near Kenai, Alaska, Aprli 13. Fi
dalgo Island Packing Co., Seattle,
wharf additions and marine ways,
flume, gridirons, dophins, and bay
pillars on the west coast of Kuiu
island, in southeast Alaska, April
18.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO VOTERS
The Poll Book for the registra
tion of voters for the forthcoming
Municipal and School Board elec
tion will close 5:00 P.M., Saturday,
March 23, 1946. Election will be
held April 2, 1946, in City Hall.
The following officers are to be
be elected:
Mayor; three members ol the
Council for a term of two years;
City Treasurer; City Attorney;
City Clerk; and one member of
the School Board. Filing for the
above offices will close on March
27tn, 1946.
Ordinance No. 311 for abandon
ing south portion of Lanes Way as
a street shall be ballotted upon.
CARRIE M. McLAIN,
33-34 City Clerk.
At a Cardinal’s death his ponti
fical hat is usually placed at the
foot of his bier. It is carried at his
funeral and finally is hung from
the roof of the choir of his cathe
dral until it falls to dust.
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Black 138 To 6:30 P.M.
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