AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
The only passenger arriving yes
terday from Anchorage was Mrs.
Spivy and baby.
On the return trip the passen
gers were: Mr. Burns, Bill Bliss,
Oscar Clay, Clarence Kintop, Er
nest Langer, Marius Dubel, Chas.
Lewis, Harry Lewis, Mr. A. Polet,
Don Emmons.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Wien Airlines made a trip to
Gambel today taking Marlott
Womkem, Nolan Silook, Albert
Kuloryi, Jeanette Noongoorook.
Upon return the plane left for
Fairbanks with Bernadette Ama
rok and Ruth Blankenship.
• TOKYO, (/P)—A Northwest Air
Lines plane making a survey flight
along the Aleutians-Tokyo route
arrived at 9 a.m., today (1 p.m.,
Sunday, Nome timeV, 14 hours and
41 minutes after its takeoff from
Shemya near the tip of the Aleu
tians.
Alaska RR. Service
In Resumed
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ANCHORAGE, (A*)—Train serv
ice between Anchorage and Sew
ard over the government’s Alaska
Railroad was resumed Saturday
afternoon after being interrupted
tempoarily by a snowslide late in
the week near Divide.
Only effect of the rail delay
upon shipping was transfer of the
Alaska Steamship Co., freighter
Baranof from Seward to Whittier
for discharge of cargo. Steamship j
officials said the Baranof left
Whittier Friday night.
Still hampering Seward water
front operations is a dispute be
tween CIO longshoremen and AFT.
sailors union of the Pacific over
manning of winches and hatches.
MRS. FRED CHAMBERS
BACK FROM GOLOVIN
Mrs. Fred Chambers and chil
dren who have been spending the
holidays in Golovin with her fam-'
ily returned to town over the
week end.
U. S. Asks Open
Port At Dairen
WASHING TON, (/P) — The
United States has asked Russia
and China to arrange without fur-1
ther delay to end Soviet military
control of Dairen and open the
Manchurian port to world traffic1
under Chinese administration.
The action, announced today by
the state department, was the first
official step taken by Washington
following refusal of Soviet author
ities on Dec. 20 to allow three
American civilians to land at Dai
ren. The Russians ordered the U.
S. naval ship which took the civil
ians there to leave port in 20 min
utes.
MR. PARKS IN TOWN
ENROUTE TO COUNCIL
Mr. Park arrived in town from
Anchorage and is awaiting favor
able weather to. leave for Coun
cil where he will take over the
Council school, replacing Mrs.
Norma Bowles who resigned re
cently due to illness.
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Wien Alaska Airlines lias united with Alaska- r
Air-Cargo Consolidators, a new Alaskan Com
pany organized in Fairbanks to provide top
flight air freight.
Now and In the Future - - -
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Address supplies “Ship via Alaska Air Cargo
Consolidators, North Gate Boeing Field.”
Special Outgoing Rate
27c lb.
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Three Plane
Crashes Fill Five
On East Coast
(By The Associated Press)
Five persons were killed and 21
injured in three plane crashes las
night during a sudden blinding
snowstorm that engulfed large
areas of the East Coast.
The worst accident was at Car
mel, N. J., where a Nationwide
Air Transport Service, Inc., pas
senger plane crashed in a wooded
area, killing the co-pilot and two
passengers and injuring 19 other
persons.
A small private plane bound
from Mt. Pleasant, Mich., to Flo
rida, crashed in Scott County, Vo.,
killing its two ocupants.
At Jones Beach, bathing resort
near New York, 16 persons es
caped serious injury as an Ameri
can Airlines DC-3 two-motored
plane, with fuel nearly gone, made
a crash landing on the beach a
few feet from the water. Only the
pilot and co-pilot were injured
fond the stewardess and 13 passen
gers were unhurt.
The freak snowstorm, accom
panied by rain and sleet, covered
an area estimated by the weather
bureau in New York to extend as
far as 250 miles from that city.
Austin Succeeds
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.Bernard Barucli
WASHINGTON, (/P> — Warren
R. Austin, American member of
the United Nations security coun
cil, headed here today for top
level conferences on the atomic
disarmament problems shovel at
him by Bernard M. Baruch’s sur
prise resignation.
Baruch steped down as this
government’s atomic energy
spokesman at U. N. headquarters
with the two-fold explanation tcf
President Truman that’ U> Since
the U.N.’s special atomic commis
sion had adopted the United States
plan for world wide nuclear con
trols and (2) Since the whole is
sue now moves into the security
council as part of the disarmament
task, Austin should take over.
PEIPING, f/P>—Chiang Ching
Kuo, the generalissimo’s elder son,
arrived here today from Manchix*
ria amid speculation he soon
would undertake negotiations with
the Soviets regarding Chinese oc
cupation of Dairen.
Cora—Did you meet your aunt
at the railroad station?
Dora—Oh, no, I’ve known her
for years.
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