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Skagw&y proposal came after
some four years of preliminary
study bn* Its possibility.
In a letter which Tollefson made
public he asked the director these
Questions:
1. T>oes the project entail con
struction of a power dam and, if
so, would not th# same expendi
ture fill the same requirements if
made |n the United States:
2. Would such an aluminum
plant compete with U. S. industry
after the present emergency is
over?
3. If construction of a power
dam is involved what plans, if
any, are under consideration for
the protection of fishery resources?
Regarding the latter question,
Tollefson said his particular con
cern was whether the dam would
be built on the Fraser River in
| Fft$«r Qmi & Cf oss. who
has been assisting Father Murphy
here coring his convalescence
made a trip to Teller and, Igloo.
He reports that the new Terri
torial School which opened in Ig
loo for the first time this year has
an enrollment of about sixteen. No
other building being available the
Catholic Church is being used as
the school for the time being.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Weaver left
yesterday with Alaska Airlines
enroute to the States for itheir an
nual visit during the winter
months. They plan to travel as us
ual with their new car which is
waiting for them in Seattle.
British Columbia. The Washing
ton Congressman said “several
millions of dollars” have 'been
spent by this country and Canada
in rehabilitating the Fraser’s sock
eye salmon fishery, and added:
“Most certainly much of their
work could conceivably be for
naught if power dams are con
structed on the Fraser River with
out fish ladders and other protec
tive devices.”
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personnel. 5
The Atr Force has already or
dered 10 National Guards Wings, a
guard tactical control group, 4 Re
serve Wings, and 50,000 individual
officers into active duty.
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SEATTLE, (/P)— D. L. Cheney,
! Anchorage and Fairbanks con
struction company executive, has
been elected president of the Alas
ka Chapter of the Associated Gen
eral Contractors, L*. A. Moore,
chapter manager, announced yes
terday. Others elected were A. M.
Strandberg, vice president; John
i Grove secretary-treasurer, and G.
E. Letter, C. W. Hufeisen, M. P.
Hunter and D. W. Clayton, direc
tors.
R. H. Stock, retiring president,
was named to represent the chap
ter at the National Association's
meeting March 15 in Boston.
HOLLYWOOD, (/?)—Death has
claimed Jack Holt, 62, hard-riding
cowboy of both the open and the
cinema range.
He succumbed last night at the
Veteraas’- kcsfiHaJ, in. West Los An
«e^ coronsuy ^JUrojpbasis,
t\ad su^er^d tfc^ee - sever® heart
attacks since shortly hotprftChrist
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His son, Tim, also an actor in
westerns, was wi(th him almost
constantly during his last illness.
' COHDbVA; ^^-Severe storms
have prevented recovery of the
bodies of four persons who Iroze
to death in the cabin of a plane
that crash-landed in wild country
32 miles northeast of here.
Three trappers, experienced in
the Copper River country, are
waiting at a cabin near the wreck
scene until weather improves so
they can bring puVthe bpdiee.
A Cordova Air Service plane
flew over the scene yesterday and
reported a severe storm raging.
Pilot Bud Richardson of Cor
dova Air Service, who hiked
through sub-z^ro weather for help
after the transport plane crash
landed, has recovered from expos
ure and exhaustion.
. Rep. W. W. Laws, and Sen. Ed
Anderson departed yesterday for
Anchorage enroute to Juneau lor
the opening of the Legislature
next Mpnday.
OH, DIANA!
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ALL OF iUASKA
ANCHORAGE, (/P)—Bitter cold
—down to minus 68 at one point
—continues.
.The report of 68 below came
from Dunbar on the Alaska Rail
road yesterday. That was four de
grees wanner than two days ago
at that interior point. It was 60
below at Mount McKinley Park,
—61 at Fort Yukon.
At Anchorage the temperature
readied 32 below at 6 ajn. yester
day, the lowest January mark on
record here.
! It was 37 below Wednesday
i night at Palmer, lowest in 10 .
years. Qther points in the Matan
uska Valley reported tempera
tures down to 50 'below.
The cold spell hit last weekend,
after a previously mild winter,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
SECOND DIVISION
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF ANDY OTTOSON,
Deceased.
No. 859
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that iby orders of the above named
court, CARRIE M. McLAIN of
Nome, Alaska, is now the duly ap
pointed and acting executrix of
the estate of Andy Ottoson (An
drew T. Ottoson), deceased.
All claims against the said es
tate should be presented to the
Executrix, together with vouchers
attached, within a period of six
months from date of this notice.
DATED this 11th day of Janu
aryt 195L
CARRIE M. McLAIN,
Executrix
Pub. Jan. 12, 19, 26, Feb. 2,-1951.
Nome Directory^
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