ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Vetne Makin
ster, Murphy Nuglene, Martha J.
Lawson,. Jack Nance, Howard
Lyng, Gordon Nagozruk, Sig
Krogstad.
From Anchorage: Maurice B.
Maurer, Walter Hodge, Robert
Apok, A. E. Peterson, Alex Lord,
Alfred Apodruk, S. Erickson,
Bertha Vlaar, Roger Bolton.
To Unalakleet: Mrs. Ed Mitch
ell.
From Unalakleet: Knute Hill
mar, Mrs. Ed Mitchell.
From McGrath: Mrs. Marion
Jensen.
From Kotzebue: Arthur Cox,
Ruby Outwater.
From Wales: Gene Raguszka,
Bob Ferku. i
To Teller: Daisy Keene.
Round-trip to Teller: N. Frank
lin.
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Red China Snubs
U.S. Protests Over
Attacks Off Hainan
WASHINGTON, Wl—Red China
has rejected—by refusing even to
consider—twin United States pro
tests against Communist fighter
attacks on British and American
planes off Hainan Island.
The State Department announced
Thursday that official word of the
Red rebuff has been received
from the British government
which acted as intermediary. The
department asserted:
“The situation will not be per
mitted to rest there.”
Press Officer Henry Suydam,
who made the statement for the
department, did not disclose what
further steps may be contemplat
ed. Suydam said Ambassador
Winthrop Aldrich at London re
ported he was informed at the
British Foreign Office that the
American protest had not been
accepted.
The Chinese Foreign Office
even returned the protest notes,
in this case designated as “aide
memoires,” to the British.
The Chinese Communists took
the position that the affair of the
British plane was a matter of
proper ••concern for the British
government, but that the attack
on the American carrier aircraft
was just what they had claimed
in press statements—the result of
a “violation” of Chinese territory.
A British airliner was shot
down July 23 and three American
citizens were lost. On July 26
two U.S. carrier planes searching
the areas for survivors were at
tacked by two Chinese Commu
nist aircraft. The Americans re
turned the fire and shot down the
Red planes.
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Dr. Anderson Addresses
Rotary Noon Luncheon
Dr. Harry Anderson, visiting re
vival leader who is conducting a
series of meetings here, was the
main speaker at the Rotary lunch
eon yesterday. He gave an inspir
ing talk on “The Spirit of Am
erica.”
It was announced the district
governor George Maloney, of Dis
trict 151 including Alaska, British
Columbia and Washington, will
make his official visit in August.
He is from Puyallup, Washington,
where he is in the flower business.
Other guests were: Rev. and
Birdie Swanson, Dr. Fratianni, W.
McDonald and B. D. Wright.
Gathering Information On
Swedish Alaska Pioneers
Dr. E. Gust Johnson, professor
at North Park College, Chicago,
has been visiting here for the
second summer and is seeing Al
aska again for the purpose of
compiling information on people
of Sweden who pioneered here.
He has found much interesting
information on these hardy pio
neers, some of whom still live in
this community, and he hopes to
write a book about them.
The Covenant Church, of which
North Park College is a part, is
made up mostly of Scandinavian
people and was one of the earliest
missionary groups in Alaska.
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