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AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Alaska Airlines made a trip to
Wales on Wednesday with An
drew Kowelok and Ernest Oxer
lac.
Incoming passengers yesterday
with the Alaska Airlines plane
from Anchorage were Don Gret
zer, inspector for the C.A.A.; J. S.
Patterson and Tex Wheaton who
-are both employees of the Alaska
Airlines: Edmon Marshall and
Frank Pfiffmer. Outgoing passen
gers were Fred Nayer, Ray Vir
gin, David Shumaker and Ted
Wilson.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
The Pan American plane ar
rived on schedule last Wednesday
evening wiht Ross Morison and
Jim Ennis.
The plane departed with Mrs.
Fred Endres, Daniel Dygert and
Mel Williford.
WIEN AIRLINES
Wien Airlines returned from
Unalakleet with Henry Sleeter
and Emily Bannack.
The regular trip from Fairbanks
of Wein’s Boeing plane brought
Helen William, who is enroute to
Kotzebue; Mr. Nicholson of the
Fairbanks Weather Bureau, who
made a round trip. Richard Webb,
local manager for the Wien Air
lines was also a roundtripper.
Secy, of Interior
I Has Jurisdiction
! ‘Shelf* (til Reserves
WASHINGTON. Sep. 28-4^1—
President Truman has issued
proclamations asserting United
States has jurisdiction over oil re- J
sources on the continental shelf I
below waters bordering all coasts.
He reserved the natural re
sources on the continental shelf
under the high seas and placed
them under the jurisdiction of the
Secretary of Interior. He also pro
vided for the'establishment, un
der the recommendation of the
Interior and State Departments of
fishery conservation zones in
areas on the high seas contiguous
to the United States coast.
Until the present only the high
seas fisheries which the United
States participated in regulating
were those for whales and the Pa
cific halibut and fur seals. “In
areas where fisheries have been
or hereafter may be developed to
be maintained by nationals of
United States alone in explicitly
bounded zones to be set up in
which United States may regula'e
and control all fishing activities.”
In areas where nationals of
other countries may be involved
the announcement continued,
zones will be established by agree
ments, and joint regulations will
be made effective.
This new policy, the White
House asserted, will enable United
States to “protect effectively, for
instance its most valuable fishery,
that of Alaskan salmon. Uncon
trolled fishery activities by na
tionals of this and other countries
have constituted an ever increas
ing menace to the salmon fishery.”
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED
IN DISTRICT COURT
In the U. S. District Court today
a divorce was granted to Charles
O’Leary from Edna O’Leary. The
property goes to the plaintiff,
Charles O’Leary.
John Bonzagni was granted a
divorce from Margaret Cuneo
Bonzagni.
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