AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Wien Airlines made a trip to
Fairbanks Saturday, taking Mr.
and Mrs. William Cameron, Mr.
Munroe and Jack Lyon, who is
enroute to Barrow.
Another plane is due in today
with freight and will pick up the
C.A.B. party at Kotzebue and take
them to Fairbanks.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Norman Weaver of the Alaska
Airlines left today on the mail run
to Teller, Wales and Shishmaref.
Steve Martnio left this morning
for Unalakleet to pick up passen
gers.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The flight which cancelled out
last Friday evening is due tonight
with a full load of passengers and
freight.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
W. J. Robertson, White Moun
tain; Alice Goodman, Kotzebue.
A Hot Minute
NEWARK. N. J., (/P)—Newark
firemen spent a busy fiO seconds
the other afternoon. They an
swered three alarms from sepa
rate boxes in one minute. The
fires were not serious.
STRIKES
At A Glance . . .
400,000 AFL soft coal minors
stayed away from their jobs, and
the nation’s idle, because of labor
disputes, skyrocketed to 777,000,
the largest in nearly three weeks.
Strikes over wage disputes crip
pled transportation facilities in
Detroit and Akron, Ohio.
The work stoppage by Lewis’
mine workers, which became ef
fective at 12:01 a.m., upon expira
tion of the collective bargaining
contract wfas the second largest
walkout of workers since V-J Day,
topped only by the strike of 750,
000 CIO steelworkers on January
21.
No disorder was reported as the
coal mines shut down. Lewis said
there would be no picketing. The
government, although hoping to
effect a settlement between union
and management, made no plans
to seige the properties, but the
solid fuels administrator ordered
the reserve of soft coal for emer
gency consumption in limited de
liveries. The chief demand of
Lewis is that a proposed health
and welfare fund be created, from
an assessment on each ton of coal
produced, to be administered bv
the union.
SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 1, (/Pi
All twenty-five of the West Coast
locals of CTO International Long
MINING, CONTRACTING
And INDUSTRIAL
EQUIPMENT
LOMEN
Commercial Co.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN CROSS
PURCHASE HOME IN JUNEAU
Mr. and Mrs. John Cross, who
purchased a home in Juneau on
Gold Belt Ave., entertained 120
guests last week in an open house
reception. The Crosses will con
tinue to live in Deering, but will
maintain their residence in Juneau
lor vacations, stop-overs and busi
ness trips.
shoremen’s and Warehousemen’s
union voted to delay the water
front strike from today until “a
time deemed most effective by the
negotiating committee.” Bridges
called upon the locals to vote for
the delay, after it was recom
mended by the federal conciliation
service, pending the establishment
of a fact-finding board.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that tbi
annual Municipal and School
Board elect on of the City of Nome
and Nome School District will be
held on April 2, 1946, at City Hall,
Nome, Alaska, for the purpose of
electing the following officers:
Mayor; three members of the
Common Council; a City Treas
urer; City Attorney; City Clerk;
and one member of the School
Board. And I hereby certify that
the following named candidates
have been regularly nominated in
accordance with the City Ordin
ance pertaining to same, to wit:
For Mayor: Luther Dunbar
Garnet Martin
H. G. Miller
For Councilmen:
Paul Mandeville
George Madsen
John Olsen
Richard Webb
Ben Young
For City Clerk:
Carrie M. McLain
For City Attorney:
C. C. Tanner
For City Treasurer:
H. G. Gabrielson
For Member of School Board:
Dorothy Bender
Frank Love
Submitting for Ratification: Or
dinance No. 311 Entitled “An
Ordinance vacating that portion
of Lane’s Way, south of Front
Street, as a street.”
Polls will be open at 8 o'clock
A.M. and close 6 o’clock P.M.
CARRIE M. McLAIN,
City Clerk.
Publish Mar. 29 and Apr. 1, 1946.
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Hi! Ho!
COME TO THE FAIR
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NEW YORK, April 1,
Ickes, writing his first column in
the New York Post syndicate,
listed the standards he said would
cover his newspaper writing, in
cluding the assertion “Unless com
pelled by events, I will not use
this column to promote a third
party.”
WASHINGTON, April 1,
The White House said Preside
Truman has chosen James Lundi<
dean of Harvard Law school, an
former chairman of the Security
Exchange Commission, as chair
man of the Civil Aeronautic
Hoard to replace Welch Pogue, wh
desires to resign.
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