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Multi-MiUion-Dollar
Bids Opened on Two
Alaska Steam Trainships
SEATTLE. • (W—Multi - million
dollar bids on two trainships to
ply between Seattle and Whittier
were opened in New Tork Mon
day by the Alaska Steamship Co.
Top Alaska Steamship Co. ex
ecutives, including President D.
E. Skinner, Executive Vice Presi
dent' R. C. Anderson and Trans
portation Consultant Leslie Rudy
were in the east for the bid open
ing, which marks a major step
toward the trainship service the
company expects to put into oper
ation, probably by early 1958.
No public announcement on re
sults of the complicated bids,
however, is expected for several
weeks.
With a length of 585 feet and a
load capacity of 110 rail cars and
40 truck trailers, the trainships
will be the largest commercial
vessels operating regularly out of
this port.
NOME TAXI
Phone Main 8
CHUCK & HANK
Three Killed
As Cars Collide
On Alaska Highway
WHITEHORSE, Y.T. Ufi—'Three
Americans were killed and two
injured Sunday in a two-car
head-on collision on the Alaska
Highway, 200 miles south of the
Alaska-Yukon boundary at Mile
1,005.
The dead are Mr. and Mrs.
Henry J. Janis of Scranton, Penn.,
and Warren Schoepf of Spenard,
Alaska. David Janis, 16, and Carl
F. Kessler of Haines Junction,
Y.T., were in critical condition
in Whitehorse Hospital.
The collision is believed to have
occurred when one car attempted
to pass a third car, authorities re
port. Heavy dust apparently cut
visibility.
Janis, an engineer, was travel
ing north for work with the Army
at Anchoage. Kessler, a truck
driver, had hitched a ride with
Schoepf from Haines Junction to
Whitehorse, 100 miles away.
David was flown to Anchorage
for treatment of a broken jaw
and severe bruises. The bodies of
his parents also were flown there.
Kessler was reported today to be
in fair condition.
SCORCHY SMITH
HALF ACRE CASTLE
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Foreclosure Case
Filed Against
Juneau Publisher
Sundborg's Firm
Alleged to Owe $2,000
On $20,000 Mortgage
JUNEAU, l/W—News, Inc., pub
lisher of the weekly Juneau Inde
pendent, was sued in federal dis
trict court here Monday in an ac
tion seeking foreclosure on a $20,
000 mortgage.
The suit, filed on behalf of the
Alaska Federal Savings and Loan
Assn., also named as defendant
George Sundborg, president of
News, Inc., and publisher of the
Independent.
The suit alleges that the pub
lishing firm owes $2,08^.40 in
principal and interest on the $19,
320 balance of a $20,000 promi
sory note issued May 18, 1955. Al
aska Federal asked the court to
foreclose and sell the defendant’s
real property and building.
The suit, the second against
News, Inc., in a week, was filed
by the firm of Faulkner, Bantield
and Booehever, The same firm
last Thursday acted in behalf of
a Seattle firm which obtained an
| attachment against News, Inc.,
pending payment of a bill for
binding the 1955 Alaska Session
Acts, which were printed by the
Juneau firm. The attachment was
lifted the next day when News,
Inc., agreed to pay the judgment
and costs.
F. H. Doogan, who filed Mon
day’s action for the law firm, said
the suit does not affect thb Inde
pendent's printing plant and does
not necessarily prevent the Sun
day tabloid paper from publish
ing.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Unalakleet: Geo. B. Knight,
Marjorie Hay, John Savetelik.
From Unalakleet: N. Soxy.
From Anchorage: Larry Par
ker, Wilbur Green, Ben Peterson,
Don Carlquist, H. Waterfield, T.
Martin, O. T. Adair, Tanins Ko
zevnikoff, Ray Hess, W.D. Mus
seiwhite, Robt. Murphy, Paul
Burrows, James Williams.
To Anchorage: Wm. Zuback,
Gene Blackwood, John Tingook,
H. Nashookluk, Ralph Cunning
ham, H.i G. Bowers, Sgt. Foster,
Sgt. Chas. Hicks, Sgt. ■ D. Fitoh,
H. Clark, Dunham, Jos. Walsh,
Thos. Haynie, Robert Murphy,
Carl Goulding.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Nome Directory
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Dewey Goodrich
President
W. Mecklenburg
Secretary
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
STAN MORGAN, President
ALASKA CKAPTMK FO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st A 3rd Monday of each month
Betty Edward*
Worthy Matron
Helan Dunbar
Secretary
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