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Sailing Schedule for Southeastern & Southwestern Alaska Ports
Northbound Southbound
Leave Arrive Arrive Leave LeSve Arrive
Seattle Juneau Seward Seward Juneau Seattle
S S Yukon Feb 7 Feb 11 Feb 14 Feb 14 Feb 17 Feb 20
S S Alaska Feb 13 Feb 16 Feb 19 Feb 19 Fob 22 Feb 25
S S Northwestern Feb 20 Peb 24 Feb 28 Feb 28 Mar 4 Mar 7
S S V.ctor a Feb 27 Mar 3 Mar 7 Mar 7 Mar 11 Mar 14
(NOTE: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
Joe Ilarnish. Agent
Japanese Confident
No Air Attacks
Possible
(By The Associated Press)
TOKYO, Feb. 27, — The Jap
anese navy heads told the Diet
that its general air combat plan
includes the destruction of en
emy air bases before enemy plan
es can reach the mainland.
Vice Admiral Mitsumasa Yon
ai, Naval Minister, said Japan's
cities are safe from aerial attack
and that the navy is fully prepar
ed to prevent enemy craft from
reaching Japan.
Yesterday Russia issued new
army orders outlining similar
offensive tactics—carrying the
battle into the enemy territory
at the outbreak of hostilities.
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Gives Tip About
Mattson Kidnaper
(By The Associated Press)
REDLANDS, Calif., Feb. 27, —
Sceptical police advised federal
agents of a dead prisoner’s story
that a man resembling the Matt
son kidnaper had told him Jan
uary 7th in Seattle, that he had
got rid of the kid last night.
The prisoner was Dan Early of
Los Angeles, who was arrested
here Wednesday for drunkenness.
He suffered fatal injuries the
next day when he fell from his
bunk.
Early said the man wanted him
to aid in robberies. Police said
Early appeared rational at times
but earlier had claimed that he
was the kidnaper.
Federated Church
tiev. Vincent C. Widney, Pastor
Sunday, Feb. 28th.
Choir practice at 12:15.
Church School 11 o’clock.
Evening Service: 7:45 P.M.
It is quite rare in such a place as
Nome to have the privilege of
hearing a different voice in the
pulpit on Sunday. Nome parish
ioners will have that opportunity
Sunday might. Rev. Ralph Han
son, pastor of the church at White
M untain has kindly consented
to bring the message.
Special music for the service
'..ill be provided by the High
School Glee Club under the dir
ection of Miss Mildred Scott. It
is hoped that a goodly congrega
tion will be present to hear both
the preacher and the glee club.
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PARIS, Feb. 23, —Ambassador
William C. Bullitt is considered
to have placed the United States
beside France and Great Britain
in demanding a halt to the world
armament race.
Observers said that Bullitt ex
pected President Roosevelt to
begin a new international policy
resulting from Germany’s rejec
tion of French and British over
turc-s for economic peace.
Some quarters expected the
American policy would be foll
owed by concrete American,
British and French proposals of
economic collaboration with Ger
many.
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Kidnaped Boy
Found Dead In
S’ig pen vicinity
(By The Associated Press)
LA PLATA, Orgentina, Feb. 27,
—Baby Iraola was found dead by
the police, announced the uncle
of the b'.ue-eyed two year old
boy. ,
He confirmed the report that
the baby had been found com
pletely unclothed in a pig pen
in an outlying part of his par-!
ent’s estancia, a mile and a half
from his home.
A peon made the discovery |
which aroused the countryside!
which has been hunting day and
night for the kidnaper.
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Weal her Today
(U. S. Weath-ir Bureau)
Cloudiness was increasing over
western Alaska early this morn
ing while snow was falling over
the Tanana Valley. Clear skies
were reported from Nulato to
Unalakleet. Partly cloudy weath
er prevailed at Juneau and south
ward along the Pacific Coast.
Temperatures were well be
low zero over most of western
and northwestern Alaska. Some
minimum temperatures reported
were as follows: Solomon 14 Gol
ovin 21 Council 25 Kaltag 28 Un
alakleet 24 Hot Springs 15 Flat
23 Deering 22 Kotzebue 28 Beth
el 8, all below zero.
Barometric pressure is central
around Bethel on this morning’s
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map and extends southward over
the ocean while low pressure is
charted near Cordova. This con
dition will likely continue the
weather cloudy and unsettled
with some fog likely for tonight
and Sunday with not much chan
ge in temperature.
The lowest temperature was
—11 at Nome and the highest yes
terday —2. 42 inches of snow re
main on the ground.
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