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WASHINGTON’, Aug, 26,- The
report h^re is that Dr. Philip 8.
Sin th Js t • Le appon. id as Alaska
1'i'pi PFenia’.n of the Public Works
A:li ilnistra*’ >n
Or. 8mit-i who i« now :n i‘e
ter* it.ory, is chief tu.> A i-kn
branch of the Geological Survey.
In connection with the rumor, it
ia said that Dr. Smith will pro
bably remain in Alaska during his
tenure of office. Whether he will
Continue his duties as chief of the
Alaska branch is not known.
He will be sort of a liason of
ficer between Federal, Territorial
and Municipal officials in Alaska
an-d the Public Works Adminis
tratiou.
Appointment lot an advisory
board for Alaska similar to the
ones now functioning in the states
may be made, according to inform
ation received by Delegate Dimond
and if that expectation is correct
the board and Dr Smith will work
in conjunction.
Residents of Alaska’s coastal sec
tions who are accustomed to rain
would have found plenty of it in
Wiashi.ngton this week. A storm
beating up from the tropics struck
this city Thursday and in the 24
hour period during whit'll it lasted
rainfall amounted to 5.88 inches.
A high wind accompanied the rain
and throughout this sc-cliin much
damage was done.
Preferring to remain in Wash
ington to take part in the econ
omic rehabilitation of the nation
now underway rather than embark
upon a diplomatic career by accept
ing appointment as U. S. Minister
to Finland, Emil E. Hurja was
named this week to be administrat
ive assisant ho Harold L. Icltes
in ti:? laser's capacity us Public
Wiotrks Administrator. This ap
pointment places Mr. Hurja, who
is a former Alaskan, in one of the
key positions of the government.
He was formerly personnel officer
of the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration
Distance means nothing these
days with mwdern transportation
facilities.
That was strikingly illustrated
by Patrick J. Gilmore, Jr., son of
Mayor Gilmore of Ketchikan and
Mrs. Gilmore.
Pat arrived here Tuesday af
ternoon, a week to the day from
the time of his departure from
Kdlchika.n. Arriving at Spokane
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■Saturday morning he visited some
friends there until Sunday night,
flew to Chicago, spent a few hours
'viewing the lair, took off again for
Pittsburgh, and there, ^with wea
ther jpclement, boarded a train to
complete his journey to Washing
ton.
He plans to enter Georgetown
Daw School next month. »
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After receiving the International
Highway -Commission report, Con
gressman John M O'Connell of
Rhode Island wrote to Delegate
iDimond: “Nothing would please
| me more than to ride over your
I proposed highway, and hope to do
I so in a few years,
i “Will do what I can to accom
j plish your desired and much need
led highway.”
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E. J. Beck, superintendent of the
! Nome schools, spent a couple of
'days in Washington this week and
| then left for the west en route to
;the Seward Peninsula City. Mr.
I Beck attended the National educ
ational Association conventio,, in
Chicago and then took advanced
I work at Columbia University in
New York City. While in thi"
j city he called at the office i>f In
jdian Affairs with Delegate Dimond
and conferred with Commissioner
John Collier.
The letter quoted above from
Congressman 0’Co.nnell is only one
of scores which have been receiv
ed by the Delegate regarding the
Pacific-Yukon Highway. The res
ponse has been splendid and **al
most without exception the writers
have expressed themselves in fa
vor of the project.
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At the office of Indian Affairs
the arrival of Miss Kristie Sath
er from Juneau is being awaited.
Miss Satber, secretary in the Alas
ka division, is being transferred
to Washington headquarters for
similar duties Miss Sather is a
Nome girl.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SKTTDK.MKN»T
In the Probate Court for the Fair
haven Precinct, Second Division.
Territory of Alaska, before the
Hon. Ronald D. Oillis, Unite!
States Commissioner, and ex-offic
io Probate Judge
In The Matter of the estate of,
ALEXANDER McDNTQSH, deceas
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To Wh'j.m This May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that I). U.
ManDonald, administrator with
Will annextsl of die Estate of
ALEXANDER McINTOSH, deceas
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Court his final account and report
as such administrator with Will
annexed and that the 4th day of
December, 1933, at the hour of
10 o’clock in the forenoon of sai(T
(lay, has been set by the Court as
the day of hearing objections, if
any, to said report; and at the
said time and place the said Pro
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determine who are flip heirs, leg
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ceased and in what proportion
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Dated at Candle. Alaska, Sep
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D. L. MacDonald,
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In the probate court for the St.
Michael Precinct, Second Division,
Territory of Alaska, before Her
bert W. Johnson, U. S Commiss
ioner and ex officio probate judge.
In the matter of the estate of
GEORGE A. AKOFF, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
SOZA AKOFF and PETER AK
OFF. the mother and brother, re
spectively, of George A. Akoff, de
ceased, and whose addresses are
Khristianskoe, Digorsky, okrug,
North Osetin, Autonomous Pro
vince, U. S. S. Russia, that the
'Administrator of the Estate of
George A Akoff, deceased, has
filed in said court his Final Ac
count as such Administrator, and
that Saturday, the 11th day of
November, 1933, at the hour of
eleven o’clock in the forenoon of
said day has been fixed by the
Court as the date of. hearing the
objections, if any, to said Report,
and that, at said time and place,
the said Probate Judge will at
his office in St. Michael, Alaska,
adjudicate and determine who the
heirs and distributees of s^id de
cedent are.
Ira. D. Orton,
Administrator.
Piiblish Sept. 9, 16. 23. 30.
Oct. 7, 1933.
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