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AIRLINES
Wien Alaska Airlines
Monday afternoon Pilot Bill
Peterson made a trip to Kotzebue
with Harry Sleeter for Cleary Cr.,
and John Fults for Kotzebue en
route to Keewalik.
Tuesday M. K. Carlisle was
brought to Nome from Kotzebue.
Pilot Bronaugh made a trip to
Candle with J. C. Roehn of the
Bureau of mines.
Pan American Airways
Pan American incoming pas
sengers Monday evening were; -
Mrs. Flora Lauritsen, James Von
derheydt, Earl Browning, Louise
Miller, Ella Dinwiddie, from Fair
banks. Incoming from Moses
Point were Joe Walsh, H. Sac- i
cheus.
Departing were Judge and
Mrs. Joseph Kehoe, Carl Larson,
Zelma Mack, Larry Hagen, Del
phine Tochtrop, Art Carpenter,
William Bullygo, E. S. Cheese
brow, Paul Stromberg, A. L. Peck.
Alaska Airlines
Incoming passengers today are: I
J. V. Kessler, K. Pierson, Ralph
Anderson, T. A. Williams, Thomas
Pushruk and Edward Penatac.
Outbound passengers were:
George Barr, and Joe Walsh for
Anchorage. Captain Goss for
McGrath, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Shaw. j
Hospital Motes
Admissions to the hospital Mon*
day and Tuesday were Margaret
Payenna, Mrs. Nels Nelson, Pete”
Mayac, Betty Curran and Stella
Kakarok.
Split Palestine
Four Areas, Plan
Continued from page three
the holy land.
“But the implementation of the
experts* plan as a whole depends
upon United States cooperation,”
said acting Prime Minister Her
bert Morrison and Dominions Sec
retary Lord Addison in simultan
eous announcements in the House
of Commons and Lords.
“We had hoped before the de
bate to receive from President
Truman his acceptance,” they said,
“but we understand that he has
decided to discuss it in detail with
the U. S. expert delegation, who
are returning to Washington for
that purpose.”
Britain accepted the four-area
proposal for troubled, bomb-torn
Palestine “as a basis for negotia- ■
tion,” they said. I
If United States assistance in
carrying out the plan is not forth
coming “we shall have to recon
sider the position, particularly as
regards the economic and finan
cial implications,” both declared,
adding pointedly: “The situa
tion in Palestine will not brook
delay.”
Old Cartoon
1919 Big Four,
Is Revived , ,
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LONDON, July — (/P)—'The Lab
orite Daily Herald reprinted today
the prophetic cartoon published on
May 17, 1919, in which the late
Will Dyson, Herald artist, pre
dicted the failure of the Versailles
Conference.
The cartoon, to which Prime
Minister Clement Atlee referred
yesterday in his speech to the
current Paris Conference, depicts
the 1919 “Big Four” — David
Lloyd George, Woodrow Wilson,
Georges Clemenceau and Vittoro
Orlando — leaving Versailles Pal
ace, the peace treaty written,
while behind a palace pillar a
child bearing the label “19401
Class” is weeping. j
Clemenceau is saying: “Curiou,s
I seem to hear a child crying.”
PREFER ALASKA TO
BEST "OUTSIDE"
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Paden,
employed by the Alaska Native
Service for the past nine years, re
turned yesterday from their first
trip “Outside” in two years, and
enjoyed their arrival in Juneau
more than any part of the trip.
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“It was a lot of fun,” said Mrs.'
John Paden, secretary to Don
Foster, head of ANS, “but our
next vacation will be spent in
Alaska.”
CERTIFICATED ROUTES OPERATING
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Sunday Flight - Nome • Unalakleett - Fairbanks
Thursday Flight • Nome • Kotzetne • Fairbanks
Daily Service Throughout Seward Peninsula
CONTACT WIEN-ALASKA’S TRAFFIC OFFICE
For Information and Reservations
NOME—ALASKA
AR Employees May
Enter Gty Politics
WASHINGTON, July 31, —WP>—
Congressional action on a bill to
permit employees ol the Alaska
Railroad to participate in Muni-!
eipal political campaigns was
completed today when the House
accepted minor Senate amend
ments. The bill now goes to the
President.
.TWO STARVING Caechoclooakians, too weak to walk without w
old of canes, look toward America for help—immediate Wp-ti
save them from death. Ton have a chance to aid them and mllltoni
like them in faminootricken countries. Give money or food h tn
cans to the Emergency Food Collection. Glee that they may non
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ANNOUNCING
M. S. SQUARE KNOT
Will sail from Seattle
JULY 31st
For Nome, Teller, Shishmaref
and Kotzebue Sound
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
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Thomas J. Keating, Nome Agent