AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
The Boeing plane of the Wien
Airlines arrived from Fairbanks
with C. R. Griffin, Mr. McGowan,
Dick Webb, Dorothy Riedel, R, J.
Clair yesterday. It left for Fair
banks, via Kotzebue, with Mr.
McGowan of the weather bureau,
Cora Brouillet and Mildred Kea
ton, Indian Service nurses, for
Kotzebue; Faith Tingook for Pt.
Hope; Martha Wheeler for Noa
tak; Dorothy Riedel, R. J. Clair,
Richard Lee. Sr., and Cpl. Baker
for Fairbanks.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Unalakleet and
Anchorage yesterday with the
Alaska Airlines were Miss Chris
tine Sorrel. Audrey Hynes, Mrs
Fred Bourdon and infant, Dan
Wheeler. Departing for Anchor
age were Lt. Adams, Capt. Mc
<3aw, Capt. Cleworth, Mr. Rink.
Lt. Roy Connors and Rex Lang
ham.
The trip scheduled for Unala
kieet was cancelled due to field
conditions. The mail plane to Tel
ler, Shishmaref and Wales left
yesterday and is today at Shish
maref.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The following passengers ar
rived from Seattle Wednesday
night: Louis Buckland, Warren
Dubois, Elizabeth Loe, Mr. and
Mrs. Axel Edman, and Nels Swan
berg, Jr.
Extra Session
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er of health, also to Dr. Dwight
Cramer, of Ketchikan, endorsing
the measure for the care of tuber
culosis persons, and asking for an
appropriation of $250,000. The
measure was introduced by the
committee on education, public
health and morals and veterans
affairs.
The Governor’s message was
well received by the Legislature.
The tuberculos legislation pro
vides for the department to estab
lish and maintain beds or wards in
any hospital and to arrange for
x-raying suspected persons, to es
tablish out-patient clinics, to ob
tain and employ the necessary
trained personnel, pay the costs of
care or incidental expense of resi
dent Alaskans; to establish a com
prehensive program for the con
trol of tuberculosis and to enlist
all Territorial and Federal agen
cies in cooperating.
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It has been officially stated that
the French have proposed disas
sembling southern Germany from
the three-power administration
from central Germany.
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Message To
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obviate the possibility of dissen
sion and difference of opinion in
the brief thirty days available for
this session. It would be worse
tnan unfortunate if dissension
over the manner of raising the
necessary revenue were to jeopar
dize the enactment of the desir
able legislation for our tuberculo
sis sufferers and our veterans.
That simple and direct method
is to bond the Territory. Bond is
sues have been widely used
throughout the States to meet the
needs of Veterans and for other
post war expenditures. Under our
Organic Act we are still denied
the right to borTti ourselves with
out the passage of an enabling act
by Congress, but there is no ques
tion whatever that Congress
would pass such legislation and
pass it, quickly. We can safely
proceed on that assumption; using
meanwhile, if desired, for what
ever initial expenditures may be
required to carry out such a pro
gram, the more than one million
dollars of unobligated balance in
the Territorial Treasury. More
over, bonding the Territory would
allow time to consider between
now and the next regular session,
a year hence, what revenue mea
sures may be needed to meet the
interest and amortization on those
oonas.
There is no question that an
Alaska bond issue, the first of its
kind for the purpose indicated,
would not only be popularly over
subscribed, but that bidders for
it would be numerous and eager.
I commend this solution to your
earnest consideration.
And so I will conclude, with
the hope that the 30 days of spe
cial session will be productive and
profitable to the people of Alaska,
and with the assurance of my
earnest desire to cooperate with
you in every way.
The mariner’s compass was in
troduced in Europe during the
12th Century.
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U. S. To Occupy
Germany 10 Y ears
BERLIN, Mar. 8—Lt. Gen. Lu
cius Clay, head of the American
military government in Germany
indicated the United States may
be planning at least a ten-year
occupat on. During a press con
ference Clay explained the new
German denazification law pro
vides for sentences as long as ten
years for major offenders.
A correspondent asked "Is this
the first definite commitment that
United States will stay in Ger
many at least ten years to see that
these sentences are carried out?”
Clay replied, “If the military gov
ernment can commit United States
—yes.”
The U. S. military government
today turned over to the Germans
the task of denazifying the Amer
Nome Sporting Goods
To Open Soon
Another new business is sched
uled to start in the near future
according to a representative o
the Nome Sporting Goods Com
pany. An excellent line of sport
ing goods, a complete line of ra
dios and small electric appliances
will be handled by the store, anc
small appliances repaired.
ican occupation zone, under a
rigid new penal code expected to
affect four million of the sixteen
m llion Germans in the area.
Lt. Gen. Clay, said German au
thorities are being armed with the
new legal code, written by the
Germans and approved by Ameri
cans, designed for “liberation from
national socialism and militarism”
of civilian residents of south Ger
many.
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