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I Winter Weather
Causing Accidents
In Alaska Interior
•
FAIRBANKS, (^—Winter has
clamped down on Interior Alaska,
bringing snow, ice and a rash of
accidents resulting in at least one
death.
One soldier was killed and an
other injured when their car skid
ded off the Alaska Highway 39
miles south of Big Delta Monday.
The victim was identified as Cpl.
Ernest Mudiett of Big Delta Air
Force Base. The injured man was
Pvt. Albert Archibald of the same
base. The accident was blamed on
snow and ice on the road.
Up to three feet of snow covers
the Richardson Highway between
Big Delta Junction and Big Delta
Lodge. The Alaska Road Commis
sion announced yesterday that this
section of highway is closed for
the winter and is no longer being
maintained. Motorists will use it
at their own risk, the commission
said. It added that motorists trav
eling from Valdez or Anchorage
to Fairbanks must go by way of
Tok Junction.
More than a dozen minor acci
dents were reported in the interior
Sunday, most caused by ice and
snow. All were on the Richardson
and Steese Highways.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Treas. Dept., U.S. Coast Guard
Issued by the Commander, 17th
Coast Guard District. Oct. 4, 1951
UNIMAK ISLAND—Light re
stored to Published Candlepower.
Scotch Cap Light (L.L. No. 2577)
previously reported operating at
reduced candlepower has been re
stored to 250,000 candlepower, as
published. U.S. Coast and Geo
detic Survey Chart Nos. 8860, 8802,
9000, and 9302. Commander, 17th
CG District Notice to Mariners
No. 22, dated 26 June.
BERING SEA - ST. PAUL IS
LAND—Shoal. A survey by the
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
shows a depth of 36 feet in lati
tude 57° 18.5' North, longitude
169° 59.0' West. The shoal is
about 0.75 miles long and extends
northwest and southeast from this
point. — (H.O. Weekly N.M. 39,
Sept. 29, 1951). U.S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey Chart Nos. 8996,
8802, 9302 and 9000. U. S. Coast
Pilot, Alaska, Part II, 1947, page
541. H.O. Chart Nos. 0068, 6605,
0528 and 5799.
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