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DOROTHY’S
Seek Owners Of
Unregistered Land
The District Land Office and
Real Property Registration Office,
Nome, Alaska, would appreciate
information as to present owners
of the following patented lands
which have not been-registered:
Survey No. 752, 5 from mouth
of Butte Creek. No. 781, 3, Mary’s
Gulch. No. 751, 1, Rt. Fork of
Butte Creek. No. 651, Peluk Creek.
No. 415, Big Hurrah. No. 417, Hay
ner Bench. Nos. 430 and 431, Lis
burne, Coal. No. 409, Pt. Clarence.
No. 741, 15 Below on Little Creek.
No. 416, Iron Flat and Snow
Gulch. No. 465, Panorama Bench
Claim. No. 331, 9 on Dexter Creek.
No. 459. Specimen. No. 491, Anvil.
No. 740, Snyder Group. No. 1109.
Marie Bench. No. 482, Cold Air
Bench. No. 1101, Jerome Associa
tion. No. 1121, Gambrinus Placer
Claim. No. 1126, Anvil Creek. No.
1138, Otter Creek. No. 1141, On
Sherrette Creek. No. 1106, Inma
chuk Creek. No. 1147, Kougarok
River. No. 1159, 3 Below Discov
ery on Boulder Creek. No. 1165
Harold Bench Placer Claim. No.
1172, Melsing Creek. No. 1174,
Bangor Creek. No. 1169 2 Above
Discovery on Dick Creek. No. 1168
10 above Discovery on Dick Creek.
No. 1190, R. L. Bourbon Creek. No.
1200, Dixon Creek. No. 1213, Ma
rine Assoc. Tundra Claim. No.
1226, 10 Above Discovery, Dry
Creek. No. 1234, Port Clarence
Mining Dist. No. 1235, Port Clar
ence Mining Dist. No. 1238. Se
quoia Bench. No. 1243, Port Clar
ence Mining District. No. 1186,
Bench Claim No. 6. No. 1266, Ptar
migan Gulch. No. 1259, Independ
ence Fraction. No. 1280, Casade
paga River. No. 1291. I Above Dis
covery on Sunset. No. 1322, No. 1
Above on Osborn Creek. No. 1343,
3 Below on Sledge Creek. No.
1346, Tripple Creek. No. 1355, Al
batross Placer. No. 742, 14 Below
on Little Creek. No. 1366, Oregon
Creek. No. 1369, Caraboo Fraction.
No. 1365, J. E. & J. Bench. No.
1384, Ruth Bench. No. 1385. Gar
dener and Dam Site Claim. No.
1856, 11 Above Discovery. No.
1383, General Smart Placer.
Helen M. Bockman,
Acting Manager, j
Seven Die In West
Virginia Fire
HINTON, W. Va, UP) — Seven
persons perished yesterday when
fire swept through a two-family
frame house.
Fire captain John Lively said it
burned so quickly all seven of the
sleeping occupants were trapped.
without a chance of escape.
The bodies recovered were iden- j
tified as 'those of:
Mrs. Anna June Deeds, 24-year j
old divorcee, and her two chil
dren, Drema Kay, 4, and Hazel |
Joyce Deeds, 6; Mr. and Mrs.
James Ellisan and their three
month-old daughter, Diana Fran
ces, and Homer Tincher, about 30, j
a visitor.
The fire broke out about 2 a.m. j
Ellison was the son of a. mer- j
chant living near here. He and his
family were visiting Mrs. Deeds.
Bertha McKay, formerly of
Nome sends regards to her friends
here. She is now city clerk and
treasurer of Ketchikan. She stated
to Mr. A. Polet, who passed
through Ketchikan recently that
her mother Mrs. T. M. White, who
lived in Nome from 1905 to 1910.
has gone to Oklahoma and mar
ried a retired Baptist minister, i
Mrs. White is now eighty years
old. '
Spain Seeks Loan
Of $200,000,000
WASHINGTON, (iP)—Secretary
of the state Acheson said today
the United States has no political
objections to an American govern
ment loan to Spain.
But he emphasized at a news
conference the United States does
not see how Spain can qualify for
American credits until it takes
fundamental economic reforms.
Permission for Spain to negoti- 1
ate directly with the export-im
port bank for a credit was an
nounced by the state department
yesterday. The country is reported
to be seeking $200,000,000 for re
construction and rehabilitation.
Acheson said today that the
Spanish government is a poor
credit risk until it takes the eco
nomic steps suggested by the
United States.
The secretary made the com
ments when asked to elaborate on
yesterday’s announcement.
Answering other questions, I
Acheson disclosed that Yugoslavia :
has asked the United States to!
take a friendly attitude toward
her new Yugoslav application for
a world bank loan.
Acheson said he told Marshal
Tito’s government that the United
[States would treat the Yugoslav
j bid the same as it does all others,
| using the yardstick of sound busi
ness risk.
Acheson also reported that the j
[United States is ready to resume I
! the suspended financial discus- j
sions with the Czechoslovakia gov- j
ernment at any time.
The Czech-American talks broke :
off yesterday, partly because one j
Montana Will Seek
Alaskan Trade
<(Ay) Special Washington Service
WASHINGTON, (A*)— Montana
problems were discussed last night
at a “family meeting” of the
state’s Congressmen and delegate;
to the annual meeting of the
United States chamber of com
merce.
They included development oi
Montana resources; the relation
ship of the State to Alaska; and
the prospects of getting the nev/
western atomic energy reactor sta
tion located there, instead of in
Idaho.
Growth of trade between Mon
tana and Alaska was emphasized
by several speakers at the Mon
tana state dinner, with W. E. Rice,
Jr., director of the Great Falls,
chamber of commerce asserting
that “we are building a new trad*
and a new* venture.”
O. S. Warden, publisher of the
Great Falls Tribune, expressed be
lief that with development of
trade, Alaska becomes a Stat£,
then “western Canada will want
to come in with it.”
R. E. Kitchingman told the
meeting that in seeking Alaskan
trade, one of the greatest obsta
cles that Montana must overcome
is the competition with Seattle.
“But we’re going to sell stuff up
there, and we’re going to lick
those guys in Seattle,” he said.
of the top Czech negotiators re
nounced his government and
asked for permission to stay in the
United States as a political ref
ugee.
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