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• . 88th Congress can provide a significant boost to
America s economic growth rate by making possible the construc
uon or privately-financed pipelines for low-cost delivery of coal
the nations most abundant fuel. Congressional action will helii
*-*«= aiiuig coaj mausiry — out
more importantly, it will cut
operating costa of many electric
utilities which serve American
factories and households.
As pretty Alice Lechtenberg
«r of Houston, Tex., demon
strates, pipeline coal is a mix
ture of water and finely ground
coal. When the coal is ground
to a special formula, its parti
cles remain suspended in the
mixture, so that it can be moved
by pipeline and pumped direct
ly into furnaces at electric gen
erating plants. The savings in
herent in pipeline transporta
tion, plus other reductions in
handling costs, mean lower fuel
bills for power plants.
Congress is being asked to
grant builders of coal pipelines
the right of eminent domain
so that the necessary right
of way can be acquired. No
government funds or financing
are involved. After Congress
enacts such a bill — which
President Kennedy has endorsed
— private companies will begin
building long-distance cor.l pipe
lines and liquid coal will be on
its way, adding immeasurably
to America’s economic and in
dustrial strength.
Legal Notice
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND ,
MANAGEMENT. Land Office. Cordo
va Building, «th and Cordova Anch
orage. Alaska
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Alfred
Eugene Gay has made application for
a Trade and Manufacturing Site under
the Act of May 14. iR98 i30 Stat 413; 48
U S.C . Sec 4611 identified by Anchor
age Serial Number UZ7287 for a tract of
land described as
Lot 1. 2 .1 anc 4. I’ S Survey No
3464. situated or. the South-Southeast
erly shore of Lane Louise, contain
ing 15 62 acre*
Any person, corporation, or associa
tion having or asserting anv adverse
interest m or claim to the tract of land
or any part thereof may file in the
Anchorage Land Office- their objections
to the issuance oi patent during the
period of publication or within 30 days
thereafter Objections must be filed un
der oath, setting forth the nature and
extent of the adverse claim and the
adverse claimant shall, within 60 days
after the filing of such claim, begin ac
tion to quiet title in a court of compe
tent jurisd.ction in Alaska, and there
after patent shall t>e issued in con
formity with tne final decree of the
ALFRED P STFGER
Chi< ' Lands Section
Publisher Ftbruan 2b March 7. 14. 21. i
28. Apr.J 41. .b aoc 25. 1063
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERN R BUREAU OF LAND
MANAGEMENT Land Office Cor
dova Building 555 Cordova Street.
Anchoragr A :a‘k*»
NOTICE FCP PUBLICATION
Notice is her eh' given that Victorv
Bible Confert'.ce Grounds. Inc. has
made application for a Recreation and
Public Purposes S te under the Act of
June 14 1926 44 Stat 740. as amended
by the Act of June 4 1 954 ( 68 Stat. 173:
43 USC 869 and the A t of Septem
ber 21. 1959 Public Lav 86-292 ; 73 Stat
571), ider tifiee. by Anchorage Serial
Number 03460* fc * a tract of land des
cribed as
N'iN'aVW .. Section 26 Township 20
North. Range 8 East. Seward Meri
dian. containing 40 acres
Any person corporation, or associa
tion having or asserting an> adverse
interest in or cla>m te» the tract of land
or any part thereof may file in the
Anchorage Lane Off.ce their objections
to the issuance of patent during the
period of publication or within 30 days
thereafter Objections must he filed
under oath, setting forth the nature and
extent of the adverse claim and the
adverse claimant shall, within 60 days
after the filing of such claim, begin ac
tion to quiet title in a court of compe
tept jurisdiction in Alaska and there
after patent shall be issued ill conlor
mitv with the final decree of the court.
ALFRED P STEGER
Chief Lands Section
Published February 23, March 7. 14. and
21. 1963
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QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
QUESTION: 1 am a widow
and will be 62 in a few months.
When my husband died, I was
paid the lump sum death pay- ;
ment. What will I need to do to
get benefits now?
ANSWER: You will have to
apply for the widow's benefits.
To be sure your claim is not
delayed, take your BIRTH
RECORD and your marriage
certificate with you when you
are ready to apply for the bene
fits. If you do not have the or
iginal copy of your marriage
certificate you can get a certi
fied copy of it from the court
house where your marriage li
cense was obtained. For evi
dence of your age, a record,
made during your school years
(or before) is preferable. Your
Juneau office can tell you
about other acceptable evi
dence. Sometimes an old fam
ily bible or other personal pap
ers can be used.
For more information abou^
Social Security: Write to the
Social Security Administration,
Box 1331, Juneau, Alaska.
NEW FRONTIERS
Progress solves one problem
and presents another—just a
new link in the chain of life.
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Independence
Ski School
BEN DANSIE, Instructor
Two Hours $2.50
Saturdays and Sundays
Independence Ski Resort Area
UN2VERSITY CF ALASKA SPONSORS FIRST ANNUAL POETRY CONTEST
COLLEGE — The College of
Arts and Letters of the Uni
versity of Alaska will offer two
$50 prizes for the two best
poems submitted by Alaskan
poets in the Festival of Arts
first annual poetry contest
this spring Dean Charles Keim
announced recently.
Poems must be received by
judges no later than April 1.
and names of winners will be
announced on Sunday after
noon. April 7. at a poetry read
ing session in the Schaible
Lecture Hall on the University
Campus.
Prizes are offered in two
classes, one for students, and
one for non-students. The stu
dent class is open to any person
who has enrolled during either
semester of the 1962-63 acade
mic year at the University or
any of its branches, in other
Alaskan colleges, or in any ele
mentary or secondary school in
Alaska, public or private. Mem
In fair ftr ft* ft* Irrfn ft* J
hors of any school faculty who
may also be part-time students
are permitted to enter in the
non-student class only.
Poems may be submitted
on any subject, in any form,
and in any length, but no con
testant may enter more than
three poems. Winners will be
selected by a panel of three
judges, who reserve the right
to reject all entries in either
or both classes if none are of
prize-winning quality. Entries
must be original and not pre
viously published in any way.
Winning entries will be read
during an afternoon of reading
CLIP COUPON-WIN AN OLDS
If you're a Reader’s Digest
fan, you’ve taken the first step
toward winning an Oldsmobile
convertible.
Oldsmobile is celebrating the
building of its 5,000,000th rock
et engine with a “Lucky Num
ber” contest which involves
nothing to buy, nothing to
write—-all you have to do to en
ter is to check the two-page
Oldsmobile ad which will ap
pear in the April issue of the
Reader’s Digest for your lucky
number coupon, tear it out. fill
in the information, and take it
to your Olds dealer, who will
check your number against a
pre-selected list of winners.
Besides 50 Olds convertibles,
other prizes include color TV
sets, refrigerator-freezers, port
able TV sets, movie cameras,
rotisserie ovens, wristwatches.
and transistor radios.
Kirk’s Sales and Service is
the Palmer outlet for Oldsmo
bile.
Use Frontiersman Classifieds
and discussion or poetry as a
feature of the annua! Festival
of Arts to to be conducted by
the College of Arts and Let
ters from March 29 through
April 14. Any works earning
honorable mention may be pre
sented at the same time.
Entries should be submitted
without names or other identi
fication appearing on the
sheets containing the poem.
Manuscripts should be placed
in an unsealed inner envelope,
stamped and bearing t h e ad
dress of the writer. Identical
serial numbers will be assigned
to both poems and envelopes
as they are received, to provide
identification after the judging.
Although all entries will be
come the property of the Uni
versity of Alaska, further pub
lication rights will be assigned
to writers. Entries may be re
turned in the enclosed address
ed envelopes if desired.
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POUCE CHIEF
(Continued from page 1)
reading of the business ordin
a rice (with no one present t*>
comment or protest;, and ap
proval of the transfer of $2,
684.76 from the property ta*
fund to the interest coupon ac
count.
The proposed school budge?
was discussed with the council!
asking a meeting with the sch
ool board to cover various
phases of taxation in relation,
to the school budget.
Manager Gilchrist recom»
mended that two old electric
ranges in the basement at the
city hall, no longer in use, be
sold and that the money be do
nated to the volunteer fire
men’s ambulance fund.
Seattle has 36.000 street
lights.
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