PRAGUE. </P)—Another monu
ment to Marshal Tito has disap
peared here. The name of Marshal
Titv) College has been changed to
The College of Jan Comemus, the
noted Bohemian scholar. Recently
the name of Marshal Tito was re
moved from a heavy industry fac
tory near Prague and its prewar
company name of Kolben-Danek
was restored.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
F FINAL ACCOUNT
AND CLOSING OF THE ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that A. R.
Ferguson .executor of the Estate
of Warren J. Ferguson, Deceased,
has filed with the Probate Court,
Noatok-Kobuk Precinct, Second
Division of Alaska, his Final Ac
count in said Estate and that No
vember Eighth, 1949, at 3:00 p.m.,
in the Post Office Building at Kot
zebue. Alaska, has been fixed as
the time and place for hearing and
settlement of said Final Account,
and petition to close the estate, at
which time and place any person
interested therein may appear and
file objections thereto and contest
the same.
Dated September 5. 1949.
A. R. FERGUSON.
Executor.
Pub. Sept. 9. 16. 23. 30. 1949.
Fairbanks \irporl
Wars Completion
FAIRBANKS, </P> — A modern
Fairbanks airport is nearing com
pletion in what was swamp land
five months ago. The big airport,
with a 6.000 foot runway, may be
ready for the asphalt topping of
the runways next spring.
The coarse base materials are
now being compacted on the land
ing area.
For five months the ponderous
earth-moving equipment of Mor
rison-Knudsen company has been
moving earth and gravel from
high spots and “borrow pits” to
make fills for leveling of the air
port area.
Parts of the project could not be
worked until August, when the
ground dried out from the Chena
River’s spring overflow.
Approximately 1.500.000 cubic
yards of earth have been moved.
The civil aerontuaics administra
tion started the project with a
$4,600,000 appropriation. The M-K
company proceeded under a !
$2,800,000 contract, awarded in
April. |
GoM. Will^HuiUK
Least4 and ScT*
Vital Industries
FAIRBANKS, (/P>—'The federal
government is prepared to “build,
! lease and sell industries consid
ered vital to Alaska,” William E.
Warne, assistant secretary of the
interior, said Sunday night at a
public meeting helde in the Uni
versity of Alaska.
Warne said the program is pos
sible under the proposed Alaska
development corporation bill. He
said the ADC is patterned after
the Puerto Rico reconstruction
project.
The assistant secretary outlined i
a four-point program for Alaska. ■
It included: <1* Statehood, <2> the
project settlement bill. <3> corpo- ,
ration bills and »4 > settlement of
native claims.
Warne, with C. C. Staples, di
rector of the federal housing ad- I
ministration for Alaska, and other j
government officials, are here to ,
meet farmers, housing officials s
and others to find out public opin
ion on interior department pro- 1
jects for Alaska.
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office,
Court Upholds '
Union Conviction
SAN KKANC ISCO, i^P)—1The U.
S. Court of appeals upheld yester
day a conviction in Los Angeles
against Local 36 of the Interna
tional Fishermen and Allied
Workers of America, and 14 indi
viduals. for conspiring to restrain
trade—a violation of the anti-trust
act.
In the Los Angeles district court
jury trial in 1946, the union was
fined $3,000, five of the defend
ants from $2,000 to $1,000 and the
remaining defendants $10 each.
The decision signed by federal
judge Homer T. Bone and James
Alger Fee upheld the conviction
stating:
“The proof tended to show a i
concert by the appellants (from '
the conviction) to compel by force :
uniform action by dealers and j
fisherme nto establish stabilized i
arbitrary price for fresh fish in
the area.
“It also was proved as charged
that incidental services such as ice |
were withheld by pressure from
“unfair boats and non-cooperating
dealers.”
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