New Electrical Unit Provides
Both Hot and Cold ’Running Water
DAYTON, OHIO — A radically new electric “appliance” which
provides both hot and cold running water for farm and rural homes
has just been developed. It combines an automatic electric water
system, cold water storage tank, and hot water heater. Priced lower
than any other major appliance, this Hot’n Cold wrater system is
designed especially for small homes, tenant houses, cottages, and
a wide variety of farm installations. It pumps water from wells as
deep as 70 feet. Made by Dayton Pump and Manufacturing Company,
it operates on regular AC cdrrent and can be installed easily and
quickly. It is only 42" high, 18" wide, and 22" deep, and can be
altered to fit under the kitchen sink.
Alaska Steam Announces
Sailing Schedule For
Bering Sea Ports In 1955
The 1955 sailing schedule for
Bering Sea ports has been an
nounced by the Alaska Steamship
Company, They stress the neces
sity of all deliveries being com
pleted to Seattle terminals by five
days prior to scheduled departure
dates, except for refrigerated car
go and perishables, which will be
received on designated dates by
special arrangement.
The first sailing will be on
June 1 for Nome, Lost River,
Teller and St. Michael.
The second sailing on July 15
for Nome, N Kotzebue (including
Deering and Keewalik), Lost
River, Teller, and St. Michael.
The last sailing on Sept. 21 for
St. Michael, Nome, Lost River,
and Teller.
It was also advised that it will
be absolutely necessary that the
name of the lighterage firm at
Kotzebue anchorage be designated
on bill of lading at the time ship
ments are presented to the ter
minal in Seattle.
Where Am I?
OKLAHOMA CITY, (JV-Three
men tried to rifle the cash regis
ter of a gasoline station yesterday
but were foiled by K.O. Burnett,
Oklahoma City motorcycle officer
who works there part time.
Officers later quoted one of the
thieves as saying:
“I didn’t intend to steal the
money, I was just looking at it.
I accidently hit the cash register
and when I regained my senses I
had the money in my hand.”
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Earthquakes Again
Rock Mindanao
M ANILA, — Widespread
earthquakes today collapsed
homes, split highways and report
edly injured an undetermined
number of persons in the South
ern Philippines—already hard-hit
by disastrous tremors April 1.
There were no immediate re
ports of deaths. The April 1
quakes caused at least 432 deaths
and left thousands homeless.
Quakes of intensity three to‘six
on a scale of ten panicked resi
dents in nine cities, six of them
on Mindanao, second largest is
land. The Philippine News Ser
vice said many persons were in
jured in the Lake Lanao area of
Mindanao which bore the brunt
of the previous earthquakes.
NOEL WIEN FLIES NEW
PLANE TO FAIRBANKS
A new Cessna 180 was flown
into Fairbanks Monday by Noel
Wien for Wien Alaska Airlines.
The craft came from Wichita,
Kansas.
Another Cessna 180, also for
Wien Airlines, is expected to ar
rive there in about three weeks.
It will be flown in by Merrill
Wien, who will be on leave from
an Air Force base in South Caro
lina.
Reds Seize 19 Japanese Crabbers
KUSHIRO, Hokkaido, W —
Soviet patrol boats seized three
more Japanese crab fishing boats
off northern Hokkaido yesterday,
but were unable to run down
three others, Kyodo News Service
reported.
The Russians have grabbed 19
crab boats since fishing began
March 15. Nine have been re
leased.
Archbishop Says
Rumors False That
Princess Will Wed
CAPETOWN, South Africa, iX)
—Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, the Arch
bishop of Canterbury, said Thurs
day there is “no truth whatsoev
er” in reports that Princess Mar
garet is to marry Group Capt.
Peter Townsend.
The archbishop, who arrived in
Capetown yesterday, said the ru
mors of a romance were a “most
offensive” newspaper stunt.
Princess Margaret’s name and
that of Capt. Townsend have been
linked romantically for more than
two years. Reports that they were
to wed bubbled over into the
world press just after she re
turned to London from her Carib
bean tour last month.
The 24-year-old princess was
said in these accounts to be ready
to surrender her royal preroga
tives for the love of Townsend, a
40-year-old divorced commoner.
It was his divorce in 1942 that
would bring their romance up
against the opposition of the
Church of England.
The church bars the remarriage
of divorced persons. Dr. Fisher is
the top churchman of the Church
of England.
Townsend, now air attache at
the British Embassy in Brussels,
issued a statement on March 14
saying that as far as he knew,
Princess Margaret had made no
decision to marry him.
Fur Burglary Ring
Broken Up With
Arrest of L.A. Lawyer
LOS ANGELES, UP)—Police re
ported that a $110,000 fur burg
lary ring was broken up Friday
night with the arrest of a Los An
geles lawyer, son of a late police
lieutenant, and three others.
Detective Lieut. Grover C.
Armstrong said as a result of the
arrests two mink coats valued at
$13,000 have been recovered. He
said loot from 40 burglaries in
fashionable West Los Angeles, Bel
Aire, Brentwood and Pacific Pali
sades homes is involved in the
case. The detective said police
have leads for recovery of more
of the loot.
Atty. Lowell Lyons, 32, son of
the late police detective Lieut.
Lowell Lyons, was booked on sus
picion of burglary. Lyons declared
his innocence when arrested and
said: “This is a frame-up by the
Police Department and the pres
ent police administration. . . .”
Twenty-five officers had been
assigned to the case on a round
the-clock basis.
Adlai Stevenson To Make
Radio Talk Tonight
CHICAGO, W — Adlai Steven
son, the 1952 Democratic presi
dential candidate, will air his
views on the Far East situation
in a half hour radio talk tonight
It will be the first major ad
dress of the year for Stevenson
and will be carried coast to coast
by two networks, without charge,
as a public service.
Friends say Stevenson received
“hundreds of letters, telegrams
and telephone calls” which
prompted the speech, as an ef
fort to give a clearer picture of
what he thinks the Far Eastern
situation might mean to the
United States.
Formosa Plane Crash
A SOUTH FORMOSA AIR
BASE, (3—A Chinese Nationalist
PBY amphibious plane crashed
and burned trying to land in
misty weather yesterday, killing
all 11 Chinese aboard,
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WINTER SCHEDULE
NOME TO FAIRBANKS
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
NOME TO KOTZEBUE
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
BUSH FLIGHT FRIDAY
NOME TO DEERING, CANDLE,
BUCKLAND AND KOTZEBUE
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