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AIRWAYS
Alaska Ailines
Pilot Bill Fife flew ‘o An
chorage with Mrs. Pat Stewart.
Pilot Norman Weaver came
from Anchorage with express.
Pilot Schultz flew from Fair
banks with A. Lane and Wm.
Smi'h.
The Alaska Airlines’ Lock
heed Lodestar is due here this
afternoon from Anchorage.
Pan American Airways
Capt. Bert Lien arrived from
Fairbanks this morning with
Joseph Belleview and James
Robbifis. Also aboar was mafl
an express. The plane returned
immediately with mail.
Capt. Bert Lien arrived yes
terday wi*h C. B. O'Connor and
Mrs. Muriel Metcalf and her two
youngsters aboard. The plane
returned immediately with Har
vey Starling and H. W. Wilkins
aboard.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Peterson came >n from
Fairbanks Wednesday evening in
the tri-motor wi4h express and
the following passengers for
Nome: Alice Yeagle. Helen Zim
merman. Eldora Leonard, Her
man Miller and Don Gordon of
Sommers Construction Co. Peter
son returned tlte next day to
Fairbanks via Galena.
Pilot Oswald came in from
Fairbanks via Candle and Deer
ing Wednesday afternoon with
express and returned to Fair
banks Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Whaley made two trips
into Moses Point via Golovin,
Council Cape Nome and White
Mountain, with express and Pete
Stewart of the Sommers Con
struction Co., who made a round
trip to Moses Pt. Bill Heusmeyer
was moved from Council to
Golovin. Mr. Kricken of Sum
mers and Don Julius of CAA.
made a return trip to Cape Nome.
Harry Culhane was also a pas
senger to Cape Nome and Mrs.
Martin came into Nome from the
Cape Whaley is scheduled for1
ITnalakleet this morning via Gol
ovin and White Mountain.
A plane arrived from Anchor-1
age this afternoon with the fol-l
lowing passengers: Missi Bessie
Kelly, Miss Florence Kennedy, D
C. Camp, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wurman, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey'
Grant and Billy Flarey.
OLSON REPORTS SUM OF
TWO MILLION IN VAULTS
JUNEAU, Alaska, Apr. 28.—
♦Special'—Alaska had in i|s
treasury the record-breaking
sum of $2,032,000 on March 31,
last, according to the quarterly |
fiscal report issued today by Os- j
car G. Olson, Territorial treasur-1
er
It is the first time in the his-1
tory of the Territory that it has;
had $2,000,000 in cash in its
vaults, he said.
He gave the major source of
this 1943 revenue as follows:
From the regular per case tax
on canned salmon, $500,000
From the five per cent per case
special tax on canned salmon,
$225,000 additional.
Total from canned salmon,:
$725,000.
From liquor stamp tax approx
innately $500,000.
Commenting on his report, Mr.
Olson said: ‘‘This healthy con
dition of the Territorial treasury
is reassuring to Alaskans as the
opinion was freely expressed
during the last session of the leg
islature that the Territory was
confronted with a serious prob
lem of possible adequate reve
nues to meet very necessary ex
penditures.”
SCHOOL NOTES
During the past week the fol
lowing events of common inter
est happened. Six weeks: exams
were given and following that
the presentation of report cards
in the usual manner, bringing a
report of varied grades home to
parents for signature.
As everyone returned to school
Monday morning, skiers were
distinguishable, due to their ex
tremely red faces. The sun cer
tainly possesses striking powers
with the aid of *he snow, as re
flected in facial coverings. Some
of the high school boys were vic
torious in ski races, jumping and
other skiing activities. Another
boy from high school entered
the dog team races, coming in
second. We consider this excep
tional as he faced gallant com
petition in the Fairbanks’ army
team.
The NHS biology class benefit
ball is to be given May 6, begin
ning at 8:00 p. m. The proceeds
will serve in the purchase of a
public drinking fountain. As this
will be for the benefit of all. we
wish all who received invitations
w >. Id respond by attending
the dance. If you are desirous
of going, and did not receive an
invitation, submit your name to
some high school student.
Tuesday being the regular date
set aside for primary elections, a
mock election was carried out
under the auspices of the student
body association. Very little in
terest was aroused, as many felt
they did not have a thorough j
knowledge of the candidates, j
Much more enthusiasm was:
aroused at the mock city election,
of the high school. Evidently we|
students are not partisan in our:
views. •
The biology class' second crop
of garden vege’ables is growing
at a rapid rate due to the long
hours of sunlight.
OVER 2.600 ALASKANS
FAIL BECAUSE OF HEALTH
Tuberculosis among Alaskans
has been found to become the!
most common reason for reject-1
ing residents of the territory for
military service, according to the
Territorial Health Department’s
monthly bulletin.
The February bulletin reported
that 2,610 Alaskans have been
turned down by the armed ser
vices These included 1,729 white
men and 881 Natives.
Of the White rejectees, 99 were
disqualified because of tubercu
losis, or 5.8 per cent. There were
216 Natives rejected for the same
reason, making the frequency of
that disease among all rejectees
24.5 per cent.
Fort Richardson Skiers
Win Over Nome G.I.’s
.Six talented G. I. skiers from
Ft Richardson, edged out thfe
Nome Garrison team by a score
of 392.35 to 332.78, to capture
the team title in the Northwest
ern Alaska Ski championships,
held the 22nd and 23rd of April.
While the team honors went
to the visitors, Nome skiers plac
ed first and second in the indi
vidual competition. Cpl Rober'
F Kruse of the ACS. scored
points in four events for the
first place total of 358.49. al
though he did not win any sin
gle event. Tech. 4 Edwin M.
Anderson, also or the ACS. with
seconds in jumping and the cross
coun'ry, a fourth in the down
h 11 and fifth in the slalom, was
close behind Kruse with 349 82.
Pfc. Mikal A Hansen of Ft
Ricl|ard9on, was high man for
the visitors with 343.15. In the
10-mile dog team race the Ladd
Field team, driven by Andrew
Cook, finished well in front,
with time of 1 hour, 18 minutes
and 33 seconds.
Dog Team Finals
Following are the winners of
the dog team races:
First: Andrew Cook. Ladd
Field: time- 1:18:33.
Second: Ted Amarok, Nome;
time 1:28-03
Third: Leo Kobuck, Nome;
1:38:15
Fourth: Mrs. Bahnke Nome;
time 1-40:37.
Fifth: Sgt. Dickinson. Hq. Co..
Inf., Nome; time 2:04:07.
Sixth: Pvt. Michael, Co F ,
Inf., Nome; time, 2:16:08.
Ski Races. Class "B"
Paul McCarthy and Erik Hay,
both Nome boys, succeeded in
edging out their rivals in the
Class “B" ski races, their time
almost paralelling those of the
upper bracket. Foiling are the
winners in this event:
Paul McCarthy: Cross Country,
time. 36-48:10; Downhill, time,
:58; Slalom, time. :42.5; Jump.
45-fL, 42-ft.
Erik Hay: Cross Country, time,
40-42:11; Downhill, time, :59.5;
Slalom, time, :46; Jump, 40-ft.
48-ft., 6-in.
Lt. Richard K. Klein: Cross
Country, time, 44:37:12; Down
hill, FTF.
Sgt. Kenneth J. King- Down
hill, time :60
Lt Carl V. Jonasson: Slalom,
FTF.'
Women's Ski Races
Following are the dinners in
the women’s races:
Margaret Peterson, Cross
Country, time, 14:; Sl&lom, 1-43:5
Betty Strand: 13:28; 5:08.
Jane Sco’t: time, 15:29; Slalom,
FTF.
Martha Reeves: Cross Coun
try, time, 17:.
Dree Witt: Cross Country,
time, 22:48.
Children's Race
Winners in the children’s race
WAGE CONTROL
ON LOW WAGES
BEING URGED
WASHINGTON, Apr. 28.—(AP)
—Abandonment of federal wage
controls over incomes up to
$150.00 per month, for single
workers, and $200.00 per month
for family heads, was urged in a1
special Senate committee, which
pictured twenty million persons
in the white-collar, low income
groups, living now between “sub
sis’ence and privation.”
The sub-committee headed by
Senator Pepper, recommended
that the War Labor Board relax
the little steel formula, to allow
employers to raise the salaries of
these classes up to those levels
without WLB approval. The
group asked an increase of funds
for the OPA, for more rigid price
controls to ‘‘check the present in
flationary trends.”
HENDERSON FOUND
GUILTY BY JURORS
George <Jack> Henderson, alias
Jack Morrison, George Davis,;
Keith Davis etc., is held in the
federal jail, pending his Iran's-1
portation to Momingside, on a
charge of insanity.
G. S. Weaver, Mrs. Glenn Mun
cy Alice Rydeen, Kieth Hedreen,
Ann T. Jenks, W. E. McDonald
sa* as jurors on the trial in Com-:
missioner’s court, finding suffi
cient evidence to bring in a true
verdict.
PARENTS OF SON, . , v
BORN IN JOPLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Shallit, well-^
knowh1 foriher Nomeites, are the,
happy parents of a son, George
Bradshaw He was born March
23rd hr Joplin Mo., and weighed,
7V4 lbs
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are as follows;
Walter McCarthy 11:08.
Robert Strand, 11:58,
Em)-y Bourdon, 12:49
William Ozenna, 12:50.
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