AIRLINES !
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WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
The Boeing arrived from Fair
banks with A. E. Peterson for Ga-'
lena, and a load of freight for
Nome. A trip was made to Gam
bell today with Vera Kingeekak,
and with Anna Kulukhan for Sa
voonga.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers last night
•were: June Adams, Barbara
Adams, John Penning, and Mel
Wiliford was a round trip passen
ger. Outgoing passengers were Au
brey Lavender, Mary Mendenhall,
Carol Volmer, Joe Mayberry, and
Stan Bartlett.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving on the plane Wednes
day were Lois Jund, Ernest Blatch
ford, Peter Peterson, Ralph Wof
4ord.
Departing on the returning
plane were: P. J. Cuttings, Geo.
Fletcher, Henry Orock and Mar
guerite Rea.
Arriving on the plane today
were Lydia Savok and Pat Bliss.
Departing for Anchorage on the
returning plane were Duane John
son, Ellis Colbert, E. B. O’Harra,
William Wofford, Mr. Peterson,
and Ralph Wofford.
Communists Make
Peace Overtures
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NANKING, <;P) — The Chinese
Communists offered today to make
a “fresh start” at peace negotia
tions but under such rigorous con
ditions that sources close to Chiang
Kai-Shek said there was no possi
bility the offer would get serious
consideration.
The offer came in the form of a
formal communication from Gen.
Chou En-Lai, chief communist ne
gotiator now back in Nanking, to
General Marshall, special U. S.
envoy.
Chou described the terms as the
only ones under which the Com
munists would consider resuming
negotiations. They were:
1. The Kuomintang (govern
ment party> must dissolve imme
diately the national assembly,
which now is meeting in Nanking
drafting a new constitution. The
communists have refused to at
tend.
2. The government must restore
the military situation to the status
of Jan. 13, which would require
government armies to give up
broad stretches of North China
wrested from the Communists
since then.
Some quarters close to the Gen
eralissimo considered this “last of
30-Year Legal Fight
Still Rages
VANCOUVER, B. C. (IP)—Five
justices of the British Columbia
a meal court took under considera
t m today the 3')-year-olJ legal
fight by Mrs. Minnie Mead May of
Thompson Falls, Mont, for her
claim to the $1,000,000 Gibson sil
ver-lead mine near interior Kaslo.
Hilyard Hartin of Trail, B. C.,
as trustee for the Daybreak Min
ing company, owners of the mine,
is defendant in the latest action in
which Mrs. May is appealing a de
cision by Chief Justice Wendell B.
Farris denying her claim. She
acted as her own attorney, clash
ing frequently with the jurists.
The case has carried through the
British Columbia Courts, the Su
preme Court of Canada and the
Privy Council in London.
“Just have to wait now and see
what the decision is,” said the de
termined Mrs. May at the conclu
sion of hearings yesterday. “But if
it’s against me I’m going to carry
this to the Privy Council again if
necessary.”
Legal Hanks at The Nugget office
fer” had blasted all hopes of fur
ther negotiations as well as the
continuation of active American
mediation.
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to Fairbanks - - - Every Monday.
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- - - First and Third Thursdays
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whenever traffic warrants.
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to Nome - - - Every Tuesday, W. P.
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or any other place on Seward Peninsula.
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Days and Evenings Main 46 : For Reservations
Two Die In Fire
Near Anchorage
ANCHORAGE, (/PI — A father
and mother prepared today to re
turn to Seattle with the bodies of
two young children burned to
death yesterday when fire de
stroyed the family home while the
parents were shopping.
The children were Sidnie Kay
Tudor, 16-months, and her brother
| Casey Tudor, 3.
They had arrived here recently
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B. S. Tudor, and an older brother.
The family settled at neaby Moun
tain View where the father had
cleared the land and built the
home almost single-handed.
Fire Destroys
Vancouver College
VANCOUVER, B. C., Sixty stu
dents and the teaching staff es
caped in night attire early today
as a three-alarm fire virtually de
stroyed Vancouver College, fash
ionable south Shaughnessy district
boys’ residential school. Loss of
the three-story structure and fur
nishings was estimated at $200,000.
Students ranging in age from 13
to 19 years, filed through the main
door after being cut of from a fire
escape by the flames. Instruction
al brothers of the Roman Catholic
institution led the students to saf
ety wrapped in blankets after a
woman passerby noticed smoke!
pouring from the building and
turned in the alarm.
As a service to veterans i
community, this newspaper
publish a weekly column of
briefs from the Veterans Ac
istration. For more detailed i
mation, vetearns should contc
write to the nearest VA cc
unit at 46 and 47 P. O. Bldg,
chorage.
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Q. Does the VA set the da
maturity on G. I. loans?
A. No. However, the date o
turity on a guaranteed loan si
not exceed the economic life c
property as security for a
The term of the loan shall i
even exceed: 5 years if non-a
tized; 10 years for non-real c
loans; 25 years for home or
ness loans on real estate; 40
for farm loans on real estat
farming operation.
Q. If I use my entitlement
to school under G. I. Bill \
sions, will the monetary be
be deducted from any f
bonus?
A. No, that part of the Sei
men’s Readjustment Act has
repealed.
Plagues frightened peopl
the Middle Ages from the th
for years at a time.
Take your gift problem to —
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