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Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Chas. Brin
ley, Orville Thomas, John Man
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uel, Jack Jones, Anthony Lumbus,
Jack Gidion, Martin Skegrud, A.
E. Anthony, John Apangalook L.
Sabin, Lincoln Trigg.
To Anchorage: Earl Baker,
Gordon Fritz, Cleo Ramert, Mar
tin Skegrud, A. Anthony, Carl
Iiovis, C. Christensen, W. Bald
win, D. Flake, C. Hall, E. W.
Hitchcock, E.D. Blair, M. Witham,
Geo. Cline, Maj. Gillespie, R.W.
Gilbert, H. A. Fitzgibbon, Wm.
Knight, R. Mack, H. Smart, Vern
Jensen, Hans Larson, Ruth Mouse,
Wilfred Eakon.
To McGrath: Theresa, Alice,
and Carol Nayokuk, Ellis Ada
Baldwin.
To Unalakleet: John Mooney,
J. D. West.
From Unalakleet: Susie Brad-,
ley, Axel Oyoumick.
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Edna Ferba’s
Book on Alaska
Due Next March
By A. ROBERT SMITH
WASHINGTON—Edna Ferber’s
forthcoming novel about Alaska
will be out late in March, accord
ing to the famous writer’s pub
lisher, Doubleday and Co.
It will be entitled “Ice Palace.”
Miss Ferber spent considerable
time in Alaska a year or so ago
compiling material for her new
book. It will be her first novel
since "Giant," which became a
best-seller and was made into a
motion picture.
In its winter catalog, Doubleday
announced that the book is sched
uled for publication in late March
and will sell for $3.95. The com
pany had this to say about the
book:
“This is the first novel by Edna
Ferber in five years. America’s
most famous woman writer has
boxed the compass in her novels
of Texas, Oklahoma, Connecticut,
Wisconsin, Iowa and Washington
—and now, modern Alaska.
"This is an angry novel, a mov
ing drama, full of the enormous
problems of a territory about to
become a slate and of the peo
ple who bridge the world be
tween the old Alaska and the
new."
Doubleday’s sales office is at 575
| Madison Ave., New York 22, N.Y.
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Letter-size and legal file folders
available at The Nome Nugget
Bear Behavior and
Yellowstone Park Shown
Sunday on KNOM-TV
Want to kpow what happens
when the female rules the race?
Consider, then, the American
black bear family as it is shown
in Walt Disney’s new Adventure
dand hour on Disneyland, “The
Yellowstone Story—Bear Coun
try,” to be presented this Sunday
at 7 p.m.- on KNOM-TV, Channel
4 and the ABC Television Net
work.
Black bear society is a matri
archate—an animal species gov
erned by the matrons. Other
members of the family, including
the big burly husband and father,
are subservient to the mother.
While the old man of the tribe
isn’t exactly henpecked, he dis
covered a long time ago not to
cross madame or to dispute her
judgments or whims.
The mature male is tolerated
during the savage courtship bat
tles and the brief honeymoon, but
he soon becomes an encumbrance
and is returned to the bachelor
ranks.
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6,000 British Columbia
Pulp and Paper Workers
Strike for Higher Pay
VANCOUVER, UP — Six thou
sand British Columbia pulp and
paper workers went on strike at
8 a.m. Thursday, forcing the shut
down of plants producing 14 per
cent of Canada’s pulp, newsprint
and paper.
The strike was in support of
union wage demands for a 12Vz
per cent increase. Workers had
rejected a conciliation board pro
posal of a IVi per cent raise, and
the suggestion by the union mem
ber of the board they agree to
a 8Vi per cent raise.
Basic wage in the industry is
$1.72 an hour.
Cheyenne Meets Fiery
Cattle Queen Tonight
On TV Western Drama
Cheyenne Bodie meets a beau
tiful, ardent, poker-playing cattle
queen in the action story of “The
Mutton Puncher” tonight at 8:00
p.m. on KNOM-TV. Clint Walker
stars as Cheyenne, with Marie
Windsor as the vehement Thora
Flagg.
While driving cattle as foreman
for Ben Creed, Cheyenne encoun
ters Thora Flagg along the trail.
The milling cattle turn over
Thora’s buckboard conveyance
and Creed orders Cheyenne to
stay behind and help Thora right
the wagon and continue on her
way*
The anger and humiliation in
a later scene grows more unbear
able when Creed learns that
Thora’s stock is not beef cattle
but sheep! He declares the sheep
will ruin the range for his own
cattle and makes plans for re
venge.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. I
Order of Eastern Star
Lillie Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Roht. K. Lewis, W.M.
Norvln v~. Lewis, Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Joe Kroninger
President
W. Mecklenburg
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon