MORE ABOUT . . .
TWO MEN LOST
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and has many fast currents, es
pecially with the change' of
tides and near promontory such
as Caine’s Head.
Abrams is survived by his
wife, Emilee, a daughter Lynda
Jorene, 9; and Robert, 12.
They have lived in Seward near
the Sanatorium for the past few
months, but give their former
address as 7964 Harper Avenue,
Downey, California.
He was born in Plainview.
Texas, April 4, 1912. Came to
Alaska from California. He went
to work with the railroad as an
electrician at Anchorage on No
vember 24, 1950. He was trans
ferred to Seward last December.
The ARR lists Frank Matou
sek's next of kin as a sister,
Marie Matousek, 1205 S. Mullen
Avenue, Los Angeles.
Matousek was born in Primar
do, Colorado, July 21, 1922. He
served with the Coast Guard
from 1942 until July 1946. He
did a tour of duty in the Philip
pines. He worked for the Alaska
Railroad from December 1948 to
March of ’49 and was rehired
in February of this year.
The search is being continued
today on shore, in a desparate
hope that Matousek might have
reached land. The ARR Special
Agent and a local police officer
will be put ashore for a detailed
search before hope is abandoned.
SERIES OF EARTHQUAKES
SHAKE CITY
A series of earthquakes of
varying intensity have shaken
the city several times in the last
few days. At 12:10 Saturday aft
ernoon, a fairly sharp tremor
startled everyone who happened
to be indoors. Sunday morning
a little after 10 o’clock a very
light shake was only perceptible
to persons sitting or reclining.
Yesterday morning at 6:10,
another sharp quake rattled
dishes but no damage was re
ported about town. This is said
to have been of longer duration
than the others and accompanied
with the low roaring sound of
the one on Saturday.
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