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REVISED PAA SCHEDULE
In An Attempt to Provide Improved Service
For The Nome People, PAA Will Operate The
Following Schedule Until January 31, 1954:
DEPART SEATTLE Monday & Thursday 11:59 p.m.
ARRIVE FAIRBANKS Tuesday and Friday 5:59 a.m.
LEAVE FAIRBANKS Tuesday and Friday 8:00 a.m.
ARRIVE NOME Tuesday and Friday 10:00 a.m.
DEPART NOME Tuesday and Friday 2:00 p.m.
ARRIVE FAIRBANKS Tuesday and Friday 6:00 p.m.
DEPART FAIRBANKS Tuesday and Friday 7:45 p.m.
ARRIVE SEATTLE Wednesday & Saturday 5:45 a.m.
Times indicated above are local standard times for each city.
The new Seattle arrival time is considerably improved.
The Present Reduced Fare
From Nome to Seattle is the Lowest In History:
$132.25 One-way Nome to’Seattle
and
$264.50 Round-Trip Nome to Seattle
Both Figures Include the Federal Transportation Tax
Picks & Crowbars
Win Victory Over
Mossadegh Forces
TEHRAN, Iran, UP)—Pick and
crowbar squads won a major vic
tory over the strongly pro-Mossa
degh merchant community Satur
day after tearing nearly 500 feet
of roof off this capital’s giant
Sabz Me>hdaz Bazaar.
At noontime, a delegation of
Bazaaris—one of the strongest or
ganized groups in Iran—pleaded
with Premier Fazollah Zahedi to
halt the demolition work in return
for a promise to refrain from
demonstrations like that of Thurs
day in which an estimated 80 per
cent of the bazaar closed in sup
port of ex-Premier Mohammed
Mossadegh, who now is on trial.
Zahedi then gave an order to
the Tehran military governor to
permit the merchants to open
their ships. The demolition forces
had been ordered to continue
stripping the cover from the ba
zaar’s thousands of shops and
booths until the merchants toned
down their opposition to the gov
ernment.
The Mossadegh trial proceeded,
meanwhile, with the five-man
court martial hearing the case re
portedly split on the court’s com
petence to try him. Two members
were reported agreed with Mossa
degh that 'the court is incompetent.
FBI Arrest 14 Alleged
Members of Ku Klux Klan
For 2-Year-Old Floggings
WASHINGTON, UR—FBI agents
today rounded up 14 alleged for
mer members of the Ku Klux
Klan in North and South Caro
lina on charges that they kidnaped
and flogged a brother and sister
exactly two years ago today.
FBI director J. Edgar Hoover,
who announced the arrests, said
they were “a continuation of in
tensive FBI investigation of flog
gings in the two states which al
ready has resulted in 29 convic
tions on similar charges in the
past year and a half.”
Hoover said the victims were
Mrs. Christine Rogers and her
brother, Ernest Barfield Rogers,
who live about one mile apart
near Lake View, N.C.
The two said they were ab
ducted the night of Nov. 16, 1951,
by armed klansmen who broke
open their homes, were driven
across the state line into North
Carolina, and beaten, both suf
fering serious bodily injuries.
The FBI announcement did not
say what reason, if any, the
klansmen gave their victims for
the beating.
The South Carolina-North Caro
lina border area involved is the
same in which the states and the
federal government have battled
with the Klan for several years.
It is a coastal, tobacco - raising
section.
Sign Points Way To
Oklahoma Bootlegger
WHEATLAND, Okla., UR—Citi
zens of this tiny community near
Oklahoma City have made it easy
for thirsty travelers to buy hard
liquor in dry Oklahoma.
Fed up with being awakened at
all hours by tipplers wanting to
know “where the bootlegger
lives,” they took action, with Jus
tice of the Peace Nathan B. New
come as ringleader.
Anyone wanting to' find the li
quor merchant now has but to
read signs posted along the high
I way Friday.
Tourist Industry In
Alaska Is Termed
Solid and Secure
WASHINGTON, UP), Nov. 9— A
study of the tourist industry in
Alaska for the National Park Ser
vice resulted in a finding that the
future of “touristry” in the terri
tory “is as solid and secure as that
of any other industry or activity.”
But Director Conrad L. Wirth
of the Park Service cautioned to
day in a news release:
“An increased volume of tour
ists to Alaska and longer visits—
which may ultimately make the
tourist business the territory’s
biggest industry—are dependent
primarily on establishment of ade
quate resorts, lodges and other ac
commodations, and upon planned
recreation, such as well-organized
sightseeing tours to places of in
terest.”
“No longer is the tourist busi
ness in Alaska incidental to trans
portation in connection with min
ing, fishing, or defense,” the re
port said. “It is a powerful move
ment in its own right.”
Stanton said 'the territory has
winter tourist possibilities “that
one day may mean an entirely new
concept of her recreation impor
tance, and the development of
hiking trails, mountain climbing,
and other alpinist activities would
seem to be a a big potential at
traction.”
The study said no village is too
small or remote to share directly
in what it referred to as touristry
— “in fact, recreation (or more
specifically the tourist business)
might show a higher return to
Alaska communities, per dollar of
investment, than any other activ
ity.”
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Vincent Abloogalook,
Adeline Ullrich.
Discharged: Elmer Soosuk.
Finland is slightly larger than
New Mexico.
Coast Guard To Recall
Two Floating Pacific
Weather Stations
WASHINGTON, LT)—The Coast .
Guard today ordered two of its
five floating weather and rescue
stations in the North Pacific dis
continued effective Dec. 6.
Announcement of the move .
said it was taken after the Air
Coordinating Committee, which is
responsible for national aviation
policy, informed the Coast Guard
that the two stations were no
longer needed.
The stations are designated
“Suger” and “Uncle.” Station
Sugar has operated since Sept. 9, *
1950 on the great circle route
about half way between Japan
and Adak in the Kurile Islands,
Station Uncle has operated since
Sept. 12, 1950 on the flight route
to Honolulu from San Francisco
about 1,300 miles south from San
Francisco.
Ocean stations serve as high
seas weather information points
both for forecasting and as aids
to military and commercial air
craft, and offer rescue facilities
for aircraft and surface vessels.
The Coast Guard said abolition
of the two ocean stations would
release five destroyer escort type
vessels on loan from the Navy.
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