Alaska Budget Planned as for
Statehood;. Switch to Statehood
Would Require Little Revision
WASHINGTON, l®—Despite
possibility Congress will make
Alaska a state next year, budget
estimates for Alaskan programs
are being prepared as tho it will
continue to be a territory.
“It doesn’t mean the Interior
Department has wavered in the
slightest concerning statehood,”
declared Kirkley S. Coulter, legis
lative adviser for the depart
ment’s Office of Territories.
“It just means that we don’t
predict what Congress may or
may not do.”
Actually, Coulter said, enact
ment of statehood legislation for
Alaska would make little change
in budgetary needs for Alaska.
Activities of the Bureau of
Land Management, the Bureau of
Indian Affairs and the Alaska
Railroad would be altered little.
Military expenditures and pro
grams of the National Park Ser
vice, Forest Service and Public
Health Service also would be un
affected as would the Alaska Pub
lic Works program and the road
construction program.
Coulter said he could think off
hand of only five programs whose
cost, now borne by the federal
government, would be taken over
by the proposed state.
For two of these—operation of
courts and maintenance of the
fish and wildlife resource—the
statehood bill provides varying
periods of transition in which the
federal government would con
tinue to foot the expense.
The remaining three—salaries
of the governor and his staff,
maintenance of the governor’s
house in Juneau and expenses of
the Alaska Legislature—are rela
tively small items, Coulter said.
Seventh, Eighth Grades
Hear Assay Engineer
Burand on Geology
By JO CHAMBERS
Willow M. Burand, assay engi
neer of the Territorial Depart
ment of Mines, showed some of
Mr. Robert Baldwin’s slides of his
Mt. Osborne climb, Rev. Mecklen
burg’s air views of the Alaska
Range, and Miss Ross’ slides of in
terior Alaska and Valdez to the
seventh and eighth grades in the
Multipurpose Room last week.
Mr. Burand explained how
some of the mountains north of
Nome were formed, how Cape
Nome may have been formed,
what caused Salmon Lake, and
[ how gold came to be deposited in
the earth.
After the slides, he answered
the students’ questions about the
country around Nome.
Woman, 72, Divorces
Husband, 73, for Infidelity
OGAKI, Japan, Uf)—An indig
nant 75-year-old woman Monday
won a divorce from her mate of
47 years.
Ayano Shibuya charged her
husband Ichiro with infidelity. He
is 73.
The judge ordered Ichiro to
pay Ayano one million yen
($2,777) as compensation.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Meta, May,
and Arleen Muller, G. Tidwell,
J.J. Cotton, J. Cleveland, C. S.
Lawson, Albert Smith, M. Nelson,
R. L. Barnes, Norman Stone, Edith
Munz, L. Miller, James Miller,
Ellen Bieler, R. Palmer, T. Harris,
Arthur Curry, W.R. McPherson,
Chas. Clark, Geo. Hooker, Mr.
and Mrs. John Kost Jr., Mrs.
John Horning.
To Anchorage: Doris Redelius,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hill, Ed Car
ney, Ernest Coulter, James Wal
ton, Wm. Callahan, Art Sparks,
Barbara Butler, Cleo Etheridol,
Jack Mullock, Aurora Escholt, T.
S. Coulboume, J. J. Cotton, Dick
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more, Michael Cyran, I. Kiyu
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FISHERMAN JERKED FROM ,
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RAGUSA, Sicily, tffl—Fishing j
yesterday at the coastal village!
of Scoglitti, Antonio Rosa felt!
something pull his line, and with i
such force that he was jerked ■
from the pier into the water. He
had hooked an octopus.
Witnesses watched as the two
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and plunge it into the octopus. ,
Villagers hauled out Rosa and
the dead octopus. It weighed only
about 20 pounds, but Rosa said
the tentacles packed a mighty
squeeze.
NEWSBOYS GOT FLU BUT
PAPERS WERE DELIVERED
BONHAM, Tex., UP)—Flu struck
six regular carrier boys and their
substitutes, but it didn’t interrupt
delivery of the Bonham Daily
Favorite.
Publisher A. L. McAlister and
three members of the newspaper
staff pitched in to make the de
liveries.
NOTICE OF MARSHAL’S SALE
United States of America. 2nd Division,
District of Alaska, ss: Public notice is
hereby given, that by virtue of a writ of
Fieri Facias (or execution), dated Sep
tember 24, A.D. 1957, issued out of the
District Court, of the United States for
the 2nd Division, District of Alaska on a
judgment rendered in said Court, on the |
26th day of August, A.D. 1957, in favor |
ot the United States of America, Plain
tiff, and against United States Tin Cor
poration, a corporation organized under
the laws of the Territory of Alaska, De
fendant, I have, on this 1st day of Oc
tober, A.D. 1957, levied upon the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the
Cape Nome Recording Precinct, Second
Division, Territory of Alaska at Lost
River, Alaska, to wit:
I. PATENTED LODE MINING CLAIMS
located at Lost River, Seward Peninsula,
Territory of Alaska: Lode Mining Claim
named and known as Engineer, on Camp
Creek; Lode claim named and known as
Surveyor, on Camp Creek; Lode claim
named and known as Shon Rue, on
Greenstone Lode; Claim named and
known as Klondike, on Greenstone
Lode; Claim named and known as Bald
Eagle on Greenstone Lode; Claim named
and known as Carry Gow, on Cassiterite
Lode; Claim named and known as Three
Prospectors on Cassiterite Lode; Claim
named and known as Collier on Cassiter
ite Lode; Claim named and known as
Mars, on Ida Bell Lode; Claim named
and known as Jupiter on Ida Bell Lode;
Claim named and known as Green, on
Ida Bell Lode; Claim named and known
as Rob Roy on North Star Lode; Claim
named and known as Jenney Lynn on
North Star Lode; Claim named and
known as Triangle on Reaf Lode; Claim
named and known as Lincoln on Reaf
Lode. The above - described Patented
Lode Claims appear of record in Volume
99, at Pages 64-74 inclusive of Miscellan
eous Records, Port Clarence Recording
Precinct, Territory of Alaska, which
record is presently in the custody of the
United States Commissioner, Cape Nome
Recording Precinct, Nome, Territory of
Alaska: said claims being incorporated
in Survey No. 1234 and being particular
ly described in Patent dated July 19,
1922, filed February 5, 1923 and bearing
Patent Number 878035, wherein Lost
River Tin Mining Company was the
grantee.
II. PATENTED PLACER MINING
CLAIMS located at Lost River, Seward
Peninsula. Territory of Alaska; Claim
named and known as Theressa, on Cass
iterite Creek; Claim named and known
as Margaret, on Cassiterite Creek; Claim
named and known as Gertrude, on Cass
iterite Creek. The above-described Pat
ented Placer Claims are of record in
Volume 99 at pages 75-78 inclusive, of
Miscellaneous Records, Port Clarence
Recording Precinct, Territory of Alaska,
which records are presently in the cus
tody of the United States Commissioner
at Cape Nome Recording Precinct,
Nome, Territory of Alaska; said claims
being incorporated in Survey No. 1235
and being particularly described in Pat
ent dated July 6, 1921, which Patent was
filed on February 5, 1923 in the Miscell
aneous Records of Port Clarence Mining
Precinct and bears Patent Number
813325, wherein Lost River Tin Mining
Company was the grantee.
and that I will, accordingly, offer said
real estate for sale, at public vendue
to the highest and best bidder, for cash,
on the 30th day of October, A.D. 1957,
at 10:00 o’clock A.M., at main office of
the U.S. Tin Corporation at Lost River, ,
Alaska. Dated October 1, 1957 at Nome,
Alaska, Robert W. Oliver, U.S. Marshal:
2nd Division, District of Alaska, by |
George A. Bayer, Chief Deputy. Russell
R Hermann, U. S. Attorney, Nome, |
Alaska, Plaintiff’s attorney.
Publish Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1957.
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