AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
The Boeing came in Friday with
J. Moehler and Fritz Wien. The
plane was roftted through Kotze
bue with freight for Rotman Store.
The Boeing made two round trips
to Kotzebue, for the Alaska
Scouts. The ship is now holding
for weather to complete the work
for the Scouts.
Saturday Pilot Whaley flew to
Koyuk and Moses Point for the
Scouts, returning with Mrs.
Mischa Charles from Moses Point.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers Friday
evening were Mrs. Garnet Martin
and O. D. Cochran. On the outgo
PRINCIPAL'S SON
VISITS IN NOME
S. F. Thompson, wife and son ,
Eric, are visiting with Mr. Thomp
son, Superintendent of the Nome
Public School, and Mrs. Thomp
son, the First Grade teacher.
S. F. Thompson was recently
discharged from the armed forces.
.
ing plane were David Nelson and
Virginia Mathews for eSattle; and
Lester Anderson and Richard Lee,
Jr., for Fairbanks.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Inbound Sunday on the Anchor
age ship were Vivian Stahl, John
M. Goetz, S. F. Thompson, wife
and son Eric, and Lt. Hydinger.
Outbound were Helen Walsh,
Arthur Soper, and W. E. Dunkle.
Pilot Weaver flew to Unala
kleet with Mrs. Paul Ivanoff.
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Lewis Criticizes
Truman's Policy
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10—</P>—
John L. Lewis delivered a triole
blast against the government, the
General Motors, and the CIO
United Auto Workers in connec
tion with the current auto srtike.
The United Mine Workers chief
told the House Labor commutes
that the government could settle
the srtike in ten days if they
would allow the manufacturers a
price which would permit of fair
profit.
He termed the company’s posi
tion in the dispute “dishonest."
and characterized UAWs explana
tion of its strike “stupid.” Lewis
voiced the criticism while testify
ing against the legislation pro
posed by President Truman to set
up fact finding boards to recom
mend a solution to major indus
trial disputes.
Lewis referred to the Presi
dent’s proposal as an “evil vile
smelling mess, full of dozens of
loopholes to make it unworkable.”
He said it was “designed only” to
appease and protect a few million
aires who find themselves fright
ened by the growing strength of
labor.”
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Want Coastal Road
To Alaska
SPOKANE, Dec. 10—UP)—'The
Northwest Mining Association has
adopted a declaration contending
a highway should be constructed
to Alaska west of the Rocky
Mountains, connecting the Pacific
Northwest highways with useable
portions of the Alcan Highway.
£) Alaska Airlines feeder
plane bases
•s DC-3 scheduled routes
—. Alaska Airlines feeder
plane routes
Only terminal points are shown on the above map. There are more
than a hundred towns served by Alaska Airlines in Alaska.
Use the complete passenger and express services of Alaska
Airlines. Phone MAIN 66 NOME, ALASKA
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NORTH POLE BAKERY
DELIVERS THE GOODS
“Bakery goods are obtainable in
any quantity,” states Garnet Mar
tin, of the North Pole bakery.
“Last week we were shut down
for two days in order to brighten
up the bake-shop with fresh white
paint and enamel,” he said. “The
restaurant will continue to serve
the public as always,” Mr. Martin
stated, “drop in for lunch.’
Gates Resigns
As Undersecretary
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10—(/Pi
President Truman accepted the
resignation of Artemus Gates as
Undersecretary of the Navy, ef
fective December thirty-first.
Gates was a flyer in the first
world war and came to the Navy
from the presidency of the New
York Trust Co.
immigration To
Open New Offices
WASHINGTON. Deo. 10—</P)—
Forty-three new field offices will
be opened by the Immigration and
naturalization Service about Jan
uary first Attorney General Tom
Clark announces. The new offices
will include one in Ketchikan.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Registered are R. E. Rice. Fair
banks; Fritz Wien, Fairbanks; O.
A. Schoenberger, Fairbanks, Jay
A. Moeller, Fairbanks; C. M. Olm
stead, Cape Spencer; Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan H. Tomlinson, Cape Spencer;
Ray Blasterbold, Davidson Land
ing; John C. Goetz. Anchorage;
Miss Vivian Stahl, Anchorage;
and Don Gretzer, Fairbanks.
A healthy youngster walks and
runs about 15 miles a day.
NORTHERN
LIGHT & POWER CO.
“BETTER LIGHT . . . BETTER SIGHT”
C.-E. Mazda Lamps Refrigerators
Electrical Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
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Bon Marche
Store
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FEATURING
Large and Fine
Assortment of Toys
TOY TOWN OPENS
DEC 10
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