Hospital Notes '
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klein are
the parents of a new baby daugh
| ter born Sept. 13. The baby
weighed 8 pounds.
John Ivanoff was brought in
from White Mountain for medical
treatment.
Shirley Barnard, nurse is a pa
tient in the hospital.
Gladys Miller, daugher of Mr.;
and Mrs. Andy Miller, who lost
her leg in a shooting accident was
dismissed from the hospital.
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Interior Dept.
Reopens Indians
Claims Case
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14—</P|—
Undersecretary of Interior Abe
Fortas, reopened the case in which
two hundred seventy three thou
sand acres of hunting and fishing
lands were awarded to three In-1
dian villages in Souhteast Alaska. j
Indians and white men are own
ers of salmon canneries, fisheries
and logging concerns in the area
had protested against the original
ruling by Interior Secretary Har
old Ickes, who is enroute to Eu
rope.
Fortas invited new evidence in
writing within fifteen days. The
natives of the villages of Hyda
burg, Klawock, and Kake wanted
the government to declare their
full ownership to five million
three hundred fifty thousand
acres of land, tidewaters, and
ocean areas in the Alexander
Archipelago.
Mister Harold Ickes divided
two hundred seventy-three thou
sand acres among the natives and
denied their claims to three hun
dred thousand acres. He reserved
decision on two million additional
acres in dispute among the natives
themselves.
The Alaska canned salmon in
dustry protested that the site of
their fish trap, lead lines and can
neries were jeopardized by the
decision and subject to “confisc
tion.” The fisheries contended
their occupation of the sites over
many decades established priority
over any rights of the natives.
MISS KIHSCHNER
TRANSFERRED TO BARROW
Miss M. Kirschner, Bureau of
Indian Affairs nurse from Kotze
bue has been transferred to Bar
row.
The Canadian women’s army
corps was established in 1941.
HEARS FATHER AND
BROTHERS ARE SAFE
Mrs. Christie Waldheim receiv
ed the glad news that her father,
aged 84 years, and her brothers,
are well and safe in Denmark.This
is the first news of her family
since the invasion of Denmark by
the Germans.
NORTH STAR ARRIVES
SAFELY AT POINT BARROW
The North Star, Bureau of In
dian Affairs ship, which left last
week with supplies, teachers and
nurses for many points between
here and Barrow has arrived safe
ly at Barrow and is discharging
freight at that point.
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Phone Main 121
Name, Alaska
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