said Final Report and Account
and the adjudicating as to whonr
the heirs and distributees of said
estate are.
OBJECTIONS to said Reporl
and Account and proof of heir
ship will be heard at this time.
Dated the 16 day of May, 1946.
M. J. WALSH, Executoi
Publish May 17, 24, 31, and June7
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Seditious Riot
At Army Camp
Several Killed
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HAVANA, Cuba, May IT,——
Unofficial reports today said that
heavy shooting broke out early
this morning at Camp Colombia,
army headquarters near Havana.
Several persons were killed or
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NEW BOOKS AT THE
KEGOAYAH KOZGA LIBRARY
New bookshave arrived at the
Public Library this week, amonp
them are: The Manatee, by Bruff:
Steps in the Dark by Cumberland;
The Arch of Triumph by Remar
que: Captain From Castile b>
Shellbarge; and, Those other peo
ple, by O’Donnell.
wounded.
The newspaper, Informacion, des
cribed the disorder as “seditious
I uprising” of military contingents
in the camp, which were “dealt
with immediately”, but no other
Cuban paper gave it such sedit
ious character.
Other reliable sources said the
difficulty developed when sever
al officers and men refused tc
obey orders transferring the base
to San Antonio de Los Banos.
MISSING PERSONS
I Anyone having information con
cerning the following missing
persons is asked to communicate
with the Governor’s Office in
Juneau.:.:
DR. PHILIP D. STARBIRD.
Age. 35 years, 6 ft. 2 in, 180
pounds. Dr. Starbird is a medi
cal doctor and is believed to have
come to Alaska in September
1945. He is being sought in con
nection with settling an estate
in which he has been left a share.
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A. M. FLEET.
Social Security No. 278-10-0348.
Age, 55 years, dark graying hair
hasel eyes. 5 ft. 5 in., 140 pounds.
; Parts of 3 fingers missing on left
hand. May work as a machinist,
gardner. carpenter or as construc
tion man on railroad work.
Asks For Small
Resignation For
Voicing Opinion
ATLANTIC CITY, May 17,—l/P)
—CIO steelworkers today called
on President Truman with a con
vention resolution demand for the
immediate resignation of Civilian
Production Administrator Small,
because of his suggested legisla
tion for a six month ban on
strikes.
Administrator Small made the
statement yesterday and said such
a ban would be “quite sensible”
in the interest of reconversion,
because there was no sign that
labor would agree voluntarily to
a holiday on strikes, or manage
ment to agree to voluntary arbi
tration of disputes.
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