AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Wiens made a trip this morning
to Kotzebue taking Laura, Dora
and Violet Cleveland, who are en
route to Selawik and Dorothy
Reich for Kotzebue.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving on the plane Wednes
day were: Glen Huff, Mrs. D. Em
mons, Mrs. Johnson and Joyce,
Lola Larson.
Departing for Anchorage on the
return trip were: Mr. Bounskill,
Mr. M. Van Sandt.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
There were no incoming passen
gers on the plane Wednesday
night. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Peter
son and two children left for Jun
eau on the returning plane.
AT THE PATERSON HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Petty, Nome.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Mowatt, Nome.
Tommy Pulliam, Fairbanks, Tom
Hooker, Fairbanks. Frank Bomlus,
Anchorage. John Brove, Anchor
age.
Most Filipinos are of southeast
Asiatic origin.
There are about 35,000 miles of
federal airways in the United
States.
Russian Zone Split
Into Five States
BERLIN. (/P)—A spokesman of
the German central administra
tion of the Russian occupation
zone said today the Soviet zone oi
Germany was being split into five
states with separate provincial
governments for each.
The policy of splitting the Rus
sian zone into states, each with a
government, represents a sharp
change in Soviet policy for Ger
many and was interpreted in some
quarters as indicating Moscow has
swung over to the western view
that Germany should have a gov
ernment on “federal-state” lines
instead of a strong central admin
istration.
Until now the Russians have
strongly opposed the view put
forth by Secretary of State Byrnes
that the future German govern
ment should be along federal
lines, with powers divided among
the states on one hand and a cen
I tral machinery on the other.
The official spokesman said the
fact of the establishment of the
five states “would have to speak
for itself.”
He—If I had a million dollars,
do you know where I’d be today?
She—We’d be on our honeymoon.
Communists Attack
Chinese Railroad
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PEIPING, (Ah—Large Commun
ist gue/illa bands have attacked
two key points along the Peiping-!
T ent, in railroad and hove- hi ait
another on th.» I e p ng-Kupeh ow i
line, gavernment reports said to- j
day.
Nationalist defenses at Antze.
3f> miles south of Peiping report-j
euly were attacked by 4,000 Com- ,
munists who were repulsed afte- I
a six-hour battle. Fighting con- i
tinued on numerous other fronts.
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Defeated 30 Years;
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Reopens Action
VANCOUVER, B. C„ (/P)—Thir- j
ty years of legal actions, each end
ing in defeat, was to re-open here
today as Mrs. Minnie Mead May
continued her fight for ownership
of the Gibson silver lead mine
near Kaslo, B. C. •
The new action was to be
brought before the British Colum
bia appeal court to have set aside
a September Supreme Court dis
' missal of her case against the
Daybreak Mining Company, and
Hilyard Martin of Trail, B. C. The
mine, she says, is worth $1,000,000.
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to Fairbanks - - - Every Mondav.
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Fairbanks to Nome to Gambell
- - - First and Third Thursdays
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whenever traffic warrants.
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Nome to Golovin to Moses Point to White Mt.
to Nome - - - Every Tuesday, W. P.
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or any other place on Seward Peninsula.
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TOMMY BLACHFORD DIES
FROM INJURIES
Thanksg vmg Day was saddened
for the Percy Blachford family
with the death of Tommy 31ach
ford aged 35, w.:o was injured
last week when a U. S. Engineers
cat which he was driving ov.'r*
urne \ on him, pinning him to t ie
ground.
Tommy, who was the oldest son
in a family of 14 children, was
well liked by all who knew him,
reserved in nature and always de
pendable.
Nine of the younger children
reside here with their parents, a
sister Grace is married and living
in Viginia, Dolly in Kentucky,
Ernest in Seward and Gene in the
army in Germany.
Funeral services are scheduled
for Monday at 200 p.m. from the
Federated Church.
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GEORGE SUNDBORG
ARRIVES IN NOME
George Sundborg, general man-1
ager of the Alaska Development i
Board, arrived this afternoon on
the Alaska Airlines plane from,
Anchorage. Mr. Sundborg will'
make a study of the several prob-1
Philippine Police,
Guerrillas Battle
MANILA, (/P)—One hundrj
were killed yesterday in a da;
light to darkness battle betwec
the peasant guerrillas and Phili|
pine military police, Manila pre
reports from Tarlac provinc
north of Manila, said today.
The MP's were reportedly
pursuit of the armed peasant fori
which was retreating toward &
paz, in the same province.
The arrival of harvest time i
Tarlac and Nueva Ecija provinc
has brought increasing clashes b
tween the peasants and the mil
tary police.
Many a girl who was
Ten going on eleven,
Now is twenty-eight
Going on twenty-seven.
lems facing Nome, at the reque
of the NWA Chamber of Con
merce, through A. Polet, Secor
Division member of the A Ins1
Development Board. He will r
main here for several days gathe
ing information for the survey.
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Breakfast Served at 10:00 a.m. — Close 1:00 a m
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On The Seward Peninsula
Phone Your Orders Open From 8 A.M.
Black 138 To 6:30 P.M.
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Store Hours 9 A.M. to 9 P. M.