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Office in Wallace Hotel - Phone Main 11
Juneau NOME Fairbanks
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Washington GOP
Holds Record
Gathering
SEATTLE. Sept. 23 (£>)—State
Republican hopes were lifted high
by the party’s largest state gather
ing in history—2,000 delegates—
over the weekend.
The convention adopted a 498
word simply-stated platform with
out change, and after a single
reading. The platform, which
Harry P. Cain, convention chair
man and Republican senatorial
nominee, declared “dedicates usj
to unity and harmony,” subscribes ]
the party to a “free American
society and against any totalitar
ianism for America.”
The platform called for a bi- j
partisan American foreign policy,
and declare the party stood for
“free enterprise, free from ftv.eal
controls and bureaucratic ‘planned
economy’;” “a free thacle union
ism free managmeent; free col
lective bargaining—free from gov
ernmental meddling ;the right to
profit the right to strike.”
MISSION CLUB HOUSE
TO BE RE-OPENED
Tomorrow evening at seven
thirty the club house of the La
vinia Wallace Young mission will
be re-opened and re-dedicated af
ter being closed since the fire in
1934.
A fine program has been
planned by the director of the
Mission’s activities, Miss Dorothy
Russell, with music, brief talks!
and refreshments. Miss Russell
states that a full program of activ
ities for both the young people
and the older folks has been
planned and all interested are cor
dially invited to attend.
ALASKA
AIRLINES
Services
* Monday flights to Deering,
Candle, Kotzebue and return.
* First and fifteenth each
month to Golovin, White Mt.
and Council.
£ Monday and Friday through
connections to Lake Minchu
mina, Nenana and Fairbanks.
* Three times weekly to Una
lakleet, McGrath and An
chorage.
“ROUTE OF THE STARLINERS”
Office Front Street - Phone Main 66 or Red 131
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parity basis for the first time.
The strike for the past week
had been run by CIO maritime
unions seeking wages equal to
j those awarded AFL seamen when
j stabilization director Steelman
| amended wage stabilization board.
I rules to allow AFL seamen wage
| increases for which they were
striking.
SPECIAL
MUSIC MESSAGE
Rev. V. L. Wilcox, pastor of
Central Church of The Nazarene.
who is a fine musician and pastor
will be in Nome, Tuesday, Sept.
24 and each evening 7:30 P.M., in
i eluding Saturday and Sunday at
the Church of The Nazarene. Di
vision and 3rd St.
You are cordially invited to en
joy these services with us. Come
and bring your friends.
NOTICE
All young peresons desiring an
evening well spent are invited to
get together at St. Joseph's Hall
tomorrow night.
With the big send off enjoyed
by the young peoples' organization
at their first meeting, tomorrow's
schedule should go over with a
bang.
The only requirement is that
you arrive at 8:00 p.m.. with a
rosy disposition and carry a
drinking cup, if you please.
26 Died In Gander
Plane Crash
GANDER, Newfoundland, Sept.
32 (£*)—Gilbert Perier, general
manager of the Sabena Airlines,
said today that the bodies of 26
persons who lost their lives when
a Belgian transatlantic airliner
crashed near here Wednesday
would be buried at the scene of1
the disaster rather than endanger j
the lives of rescue teams by at-!
tempting to bring the bodies out
of the wilderness.
Perier lost his daughter and re
cently-divorced wife in the crash.
Eighteen survivors of the disaster,
rescued by helicopter, are now in
a hospital here.
Meanwhile members of an army
rescue party which hacked a path
through tangled forests to reach
the survivors told the full story of
the disaster.
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GROCERIES
Egg Noodles & Turkey
Net wt. 2^1b - 95^ can
Chili Macaroni
16 oz. - 30o can
Pimento Chili
8 oz. - 50^ can
Spaghetti Dinner with
Sauce
16 oz. - 50^
Twist Noodles
16 oz. - 25^
A. Polet