AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINE
On the regular Fairbanks flight
Ryan Sheldon. Jr., and Mary
Brown Schaefer were passengers
to Fairbanks from Kotzebue. Bert
Neilly and J. Russell were pasesn
gers to Nome from Kotzebue.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers with the
Pan American last Monday eve
ning were Chester Sander, Sam
Troutman, W. B. McCarthy and
Harry Lewis. There were no out
bound passengers.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Inc'-ming passengers M-s. Bo
worth. Betty Buice, Carl Neil-on.
E. Juska.
Outgoing passenger was W. L
Crosby.
Don Travis made a trip from
Solomon to Nome with Annie
Richards.
Pat Bliss brought in Helen Wil
liams from Kotzebue and Mrs.
Mary Buck from Candle to Nome.
Don Travis brcfught in Danie
Karmun from Deering to Nome.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
Roy Downing, Anchorage, Wa
Smith and Ches. Sanders, Sea;:'.
Sam Troutman, Juneau. R >
Bunker, Seattle. Mr. Quinl.d
Nome.
COLLINS-MARTIN NUPTIALS
TO BE HELD FRIDAY
Miss Patricia Collins and
nelius Martin Ismert. who a
nounced their engagement a r w
weeks ago will be married at the
St. Joseph’s Church on Valentine’
Day, Friday morning at 10 o’clock
I by Rev. Anable, followed by r
wedding breakfast and reception
A cordial invitation isextendedth
many friends of the Andrew Nor :
I:n family to attend both the wed
ding in the morning and the re"'"
tion, which will be held in ,v*
afternoon starting at two oleloe’
in the St. Joseph’s Hall.
The Romans cultivated lar?e
numbers of plums.
Alaska Will Trade
With Canada
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EDMONTON, Alberta UP)—Wil
liam L. Baker, publisher of the
Ketchikan Chronicle, said in an m
te. view here yesterday that - the
i trade will inevi
.. •' o" w Lh Canada..”
Mr. Baker was in Edmonton
gathering material for a special
edition of his newspaper calculated
u> place Alaska’s bid for statehood
before the public of the United
..jtes and Canada.
‘The great sprawling Territory
of Alaska faces a sharp crisis
w h.n the next month,” Mr. Baker
said.
Steamship companies operating
between Seattle and Alaska were
demanding a 58 per cent increase
in freight rates for goods going to
he Territory. The companies
claimed they will tie up their
sYps if the increase is not granted
by Congress.
“Tf they tie up their ships we in
Alaska will demand that Congress
suspend the Jones Act that pre
vents Canadian ships fr^m carrv
Announces
NEW FAST AIR CARGO SERVICE
SEATTEE--NOME . i
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Anv and All Classes Freight
40c lb.
KATES ON POUND BASIS
\ NO CUBIC MEASUREMENT
NO LIMITATION TO SIZE OR WEIGHT
Wien Alaska Airlines has united-with Alaska
Air-Cargo Consolidators, a new Alaskan Com
pany organized in Fairbanks to provide lop
flight air freight.
Now and In the Future - - -
Address supplies “Ship via Alaska Air Cargo
Consolidators, North Gate Boeing Field.”
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Special Outgoing Rate
27c lb.
BAGGAGE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURS,
GOLD, EQUIPMENT FOR EMERGENCY
REPAIRS
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BLANKET INSURANCE COVERAGE
(Full Protection at No Extra Cost)
| ing goods to Alaska and we will
make strong efforts to purchase
Canadian commodities, foods in
particular, and ship them north
over the Alaska Highway, Mr
Baker said.
“If the steamship firms arc
granted their raise we still mus
turn to Canada because we would
then be able to purchase food an i
other goods cheaper even wth t ic
1 heavy duties, than we could bir
from the U. S. A.,” Mr. Baker ?a
New Coal Strike
Is Forecast
WASHINGTON, f/P) — The na
tional coal association today uk
i ened the soft coal industry to a
, muzzled dog “thrown into a pit
with John L. Lewis” and contend
ed the government’s contract with
the mine leader violates the law
This statement was made to the
Senate labor committee by Forney
Johnson, association counsel, who
already has said a new coal strike
is inevitable” July 1 unless Le\»ris
gives up the five-eent-a-ton wel
fare fund levy he won from the
government, or Congress prohibit
str;kes over such issues.
Johnson said such levies are for
bidden by the Wagner labor rela
tions act which “declares it to be
an unfair labor practice for em
Vovers to ‘contribute financial or
^“r support’ to any labor union.”
This means, he explained thai
",n1farp fund benefits “cannot be
lawfully contrived through a bar
gaining union.”
MARY BUICE RETURNS
FROM VACATION
Miss Mary Buice returned today
via the Alaska Airlines from a va
cation in the States. Miss Buice is
with the U. S. Weather Bureau
here.
! XZIT
Soot Eradieator
Will clean your s.ove from
firebox to top of chimney
mvin^ more heat for less fuel.
Y7IT prevents chimney fires
by keep'ne thorn free from
oot an I cabon depos:ts.
YZIT will not injure any part
, of you.* heating unit. Non
inflammable nou-oxplo ive.
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Nome
Hardware Co.
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