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ON BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
( Alaska Airlines celebrated their
fifteenth anniversary at a dinner
dance held at Idle Hour on
Lake Spenard last month. . The
party was attended by approx
imately one hundred of the com
pany’s employees and their im
mediate families. Colonel Law
rence V. Castner, vice president
of the line, stated the company
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was in its fifteenth year of con
tinuous service in Alaska, with
out a single fatality—a back
ground of which all those who
helped make it possible should
be proud. Alaska is a land of
opportunity and promise, he said
and Alaska Airlines has a great j
future in it. As time goes on,
the company will acquire better,
and better equipment.
Constantly expanding through
fourteen years of unsuspended
operations, without public sub
sidy, Alaska Airlines has grown
into one of the Territory’s larg
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est privately owned companies.
Today its planes cover 6,000
miles of Alaskan airways. The
traditions for safety to its trav
elling public are well-known to
Alaskans. For, in all these
years, and with millions of pas
senger miles flown, not a single
fatal accident has occurred to a!
passenger on a regular scheduled
flight.
WOMEN OF THE
PIONEERS MET
FRIDAY EVE
The Women of the Pioneers of
Alaska heid their regular meeting
in the Whaley House on Friday
evening with President Marie Hay
in the chair.
The usual good attendance had
a fine meeting and initiated Mrs.
Edgar Tweet from Teller, Alaska.
Mrs. Tweet is a real Alaskan,
but had not joined to date as
there is no auxiliary in Teller.
The meeting was followed by
card games. The winners were,
Mrs. Charles Pennycook, Mrs.
James Hewitt, and Mrs. Edgar
Tweet.
The committee, composed of
Mrs. Pete Sather and Mrs. Helen
Nordlind then srved refreshments.
BOY SCOUT
DANCE PROVES
HUGE SUCCESS
The public of Nome responded
to the benefit dance given by
the Boy Scouts with enthusiasm.
A very large crowd attended the
party in spite of the below zero
weather.
The orcrestra’s repertoire in_
eluded many old favorites and
the dance floor was filled to cap
acity.
The committee in charge of
the party say that more parties
are planned for the near future.
ALASKAN RESEARCH EXPERT
FLIES NORTH BY PAA
Stuart Seaton, in charge of the
Carnegie Institute of Washing
ton, D. C., in Alaska, flew north
by Pan American World Airways
recently after conferring with in
stitute officials in the U. S. Cap
ital.
Seaton is conducting experi
mental laboratories at the Uni
versity of Alaska, which is co
operating with the institute in
measuring the strength and ten
sion of the earth’s magnetic field,
the intensity of radio signals and
photographing the Aurora Bor
ealis.
NOTICE TO VOTERS
The Poll Book for the reg
istration of voters for the forth
coming Municipal and School
Board election will close on
Saturday, March 24, 1945.
Election will be held April
'3, 1945, at the City Hall.
CARRIE M. McLAIN,
City Clerk.
March 12-14 1945.
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PILOT AND
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ARE LOCATED
CORDOVA, March 11, — UP)—Red
Underwood, Cordova Air Service
pilot, and his passenger, Mrs.
Emma Snyder, who have been
missing since the weather closed
in on Wednesday, were located
at Fidalgo bay, where other
forced landings have been made.
Fidalgo bay is the only possible
place available in a storm, in
that part of the country.
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E. W. QUIGLEY ILL
Mr. E. W. Quigley has been
confined to his home with the
flu. He had planned to return
to Solomon last week by dog
team but was suddenly taken ill.
The Quigleys will leave for
for Solomon as soon as he re
couperates.
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