M. J. WALSH, O. D. COCHRAN
LEAVE FOF FAIRBANKS
M. J. Walsh and O. D. Cochran
departed last Monday for Fair
banks to attend another meeting
of Board of Regents of the Uni
versity of Alaska.
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ANVIL LODGE
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Meets First and Third
Thursday each month
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Phone Main 40
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome. Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
Nome. Alaska
Bsatfls Office:
MI Lowman Building.
Telephone EL. 0306
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Fairbanks W.A.A.
Office To Close
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The Fairbanks office of the War'
Assets Administration will be per
manently closed on June 10, 1947,
and future periodic sales will be
conducted by traveling sales
crews.
This action, announced by D. R.
Wilson, W.A.A. Region Director,
is necessitated by a decrease in
the Fairbanks surplus property
stocks, and indications that the
army garrison at Ladd Field has
practically completed the task of
declaring as surplus all items
which are considered excess to the
i army’s needs.
In the future sales of surplus
property located in Fairbanks and
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vicin y, and all surplus aircraft
and components located through
out .viasha and the Aleutians, will
be nandlcd through the regional
V/.A.A. office at Anchorage.
Fo" the convenience of res'rients
of Fairbanks and vic'nity travel
ing sale* crews, authored a-’d
prepared to hand’e a” ’~,att''1*?
per*aining to sales .vetoing* cer
tifications. and governin' ‘ '’"Ni
cies priorities will visit F »’rb t*a' «
periodically during the time
banks’ surplus property is be n '
offered for sale. No change is co“
templated in the present policy o‘
giving all Alakan surplus proper
ty sales’ wide publicity through
advertisements in Alaskan news
papers.
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WASHINGTON, (/P) — Senator
Magnuson <D.-Wash.) asked the
Senate sub-committee on agricul
ture appropriations today to pro
vide $45,000 for the University of
Alaska to carry on agriculture re
search in the Territory.
The university has been do ng
the work and the House in pa. si '.g
the agriculture money bill for the
year starting July 1 proposed that
the funds be snent by the agricul
ture department fo- Alaskin re
search.
“This is a step backward.” Mag
nuson told a reporter. “The uni
versity has been cooperating
heartily with the department in
: research work in the Territory
and it should be perm tted to con
tinue its work. It knows better
what is required than can an of
ficial in the department here in
Washington. The money ought to
be restored to the university and
i if the committee does not see that
i it is done I will try to amend the
I bill when it comes to the floor for
debase.”
WILBUR WALLUK
VISITS IN NOME
i Wilbur Walluk, young Shish
i maref artist who is becoming very
well known through his fine
s’-etche^ which won first prize at
♦he Ninth Fair, paid a visit to
Nome this week to attend the Or
thopedic Clinic held here by the
Public Welfare Department.
He hpd with him some of his
drawings of which he has a right
to be very proud.
Russia Offers New •
Atomic Proposals
LAKE SUCCESS, W) — Russia
today offered the United Nations
a new set of atomic proposals
which left the Soviet position on
the veto in direct conflict with
that of the United States taut open
ed a possibility of agreement over
international inspections.
Deputy foreign minister Andrei
A. Gromyko, speaking before the
U. N. atomic energy commission
after, a widely-publicized request
for a special meeting, called for
establishment of a world commis
sion to carry out “strict interna
tional control over all facilities”
engaged in mining and production
of atomic energy.
However, he stipulated that the
proposed commission shotild op
erate "withip the framework of
the security council” where Rus
sia and the other four big powers
hold the power of veto. Further,
he said the proposed body would
make recommendations to the
l council on “measures for preven
tion and suppression in respect to
i violators.”
; On inspections, Gromkyo was
, not so clear and French delegate
Alexandre Parodi said in reply:
“A study of these proposals will
enable us to see how far the Sov
iet Union will go in the matter of
inspection.”
Gromyko said that the proposed
commission, with internationally
recruited personnel, would have
“access to any facilities for min
ing, production and stockpiling.”
The United States, which has
i been unbending in its stand
| against the veto in atomic matters,
. also insists on unlimited interna
tional inspections.
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