AuRoRa Runs Daily
Fairbanks- Anchorage
Daily passenger service on the
streamliner AuRoRa. operating
between Fairbanks and Anchor
age, is to be continued through
out the winter months, The Al
aska Railroad reveals.
The train was scheduled to
operate daily on a trial basis
until January. Railroad officials
said the service has been suc
cessful enough to merit its con
tinuation throughout the rest of
this winter.
The service calls for 12 trains
a week between the two Alas
kan cities. There is no service on
Thursday. The AuRoRa was first
placed on a daily schedule dur
ing the tourist months, this being
the first time it has been main
tained throughout the winter.
An AuRoRa leaves Fairbanks
and Anchorage for the opposite
city each morning at 8:30 a.m.
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Phone Main 201
Meets 2nd and 4ih Mondays
1,0 O.F. Hall - Adams Si.
N. G.. Art McKeough
V. G , George Kipsgard
See., Tom Junes
SEWARD POST
No. 5
Meets
lst-3rd Wed. of f.mr,
Legion Log Cabin
SEWARD
B. P. O. ELKS
1773
Meet 2nd & 4th Wed. of Month
OPEN DAILY 5:C0 P. M.
United Brotherhood ot
CARPENTERS and JOINERS
Seward Carpenters’ Union 2304
Telephone: Black 216
Meetings at Lutheran Church
Affiliated With A. F. of L.
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of Month
James L. Reed — President
R. M. Bevan - Fin.-Sec & Bus. AgL
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IT'S NORTHERN CAB
Main 54 or Main 55
Seattle Speaks Up On
Immigration Act
The Seattle Chamber of Com
merce urges the Eighty-Third
Session of the Congress of the
United States to repeal those
provisions of the M cCar r a n
Walters Immigration Law which
require the screening of all tray
elers moving from Alaska to the
continental United States since
December 24, 1952; it is further
urged that the President's Com
mission on Immigration and Nat
uralization give immediate con
sideration to developing the nec
essary recommendations upon
which Congress can base early
action; further, that this Com
mission be requested to consider
possible procedures to recom
mend to the Department of Im
migration wherein the provisions
requiring screening of all trav
elers entering the continental
United States from Alaska can
be set aside until such time as
Congress can adopt remedial
legislation.
More than $60,000 has been
paid to the government by vi
olators of Office of Price Stabi
lization regulations in the terri
tories and possessions, according
to Edward J. Friedlander, direc
tor of OPS Region 14 in Wash
ington. D.C.
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Happy Birthday,
Gabe!
Altho very few people know
Mr. G. Santo, everybody knows
Gabe, and he is one and the
same person. Almost a tradition
in Seward, Dad to most everyone
who knows him. He is a general
favorite with the young people
and Old Reliable to the older
generations who always enjoy
taking their out-of-town guests
to Gabo’s for the real old-time
Alaska atmosphere.
Today, Friday, December 2(>.
is Gabo's birthday. He is 70
years old. Born in Port Sugora,
Brazil, a village 50 miles from
Billed, Gabo got the wanderlust
early in life and left home at
the age of 15. He wandered over
most of the world. During the
Spanish-American War, G a b e
was cabin boy on a sailing ship.
He worked on a coal boat in
Africa during the Boor War, and
was working in Scotland when
Queen Victoria died.
He came to Alaska in 1900
when he made the rounds of
the gold workings, then took a
job as cook for the surveying
company that mapped out the
city of Anchorage in 1012. With
the end of that job, Gabe came
to Seward where lie lias been
over since.
Happy Birthday. Gabe. and
may you have many more of
them!
SPECIALS’ SPECIALS! SPECIALS!
NEW SNOW3HC-ES—
Alaska Trail Snowcraft, size 10x53 in.
BEAR PAWS, 13x23 in., wiih attached ice creepers
PARKAS, each
Reduced from 329.25.
CHILDREN'S PARKAS, sizes 3 to 18, each
CHILDREN'S SHOE PACS, 11-12-13-1, pr.
Equipment for Outdoorsmen
$19.50
16.00
24.95
14.95
6.75
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Seward, Alaska
H. J. AMENDS RETURN
AFTER YEAR'S ABSENCE
Mr. and Mrs. I! J. Amend
returned on the Denali Christ
mas Day. They have been Out
side for the past 16 months.
Although he expected to meet
the boat, son Oliver (Amends
Milk Delivery) said today, he
overslept and the folks were off
the ship before he knew it. They
had a fine time celebrating
Christinas and the return
FOR SALE FOR SALE
B-Flat Tenor Saxophone
S175
with case, cxtri mouthpiece,
lyre, and instruction book.
Wurth $225.
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