APW Inspectors Report Favorably
On Foundation of School Addition
Mayor Steffen Andersen has*
received a report on the progress
of the construction on the Nome
School addition from the Alaska
Public Works.
The report says in part:
Careful, periodic checks have
been made on the temperature of
the gravel bed directly under the
footings of the structure. This
temperature has been holding
steady at 22 degrees, which is
even lower t|ian the equipment
will finally be set at Jo operate
automatically.
The APW prevented the con
tractor from backfilling last fall
University of Washington
Graduates 10 Alaskans
SEATTLE—Ten Alaskans were
graduated from the University of
Washington Saturday at this
school’s 81st annual commence
ment exercises.
Steven G. Noble of Juneau 're
ceived a bachelor's degree in busi
ness administration. Richard C.
Klingbeil of Petersburg got an
A.B. degree. Three Ketchikan stu
dents, Naomi Brooks, Thomas E.
Craven, and Peter R. Ellis ‘were
awarded A.B. degrees.
Samuel S. West of College got
his master of arts degree in socio
logy and Clyde L. Spears of Dil
lingham was awarded an A.B. in
history. Two Fairbanksans won |
degree-. Richard P. Braafladt got |
a doctor of dental - surgery and
George R. Douglas, a bachelor of
arts in English. Doyle W. Ross of
Palmer was awarded the B.S. de
gree in aeronautical engineering.
NOTICE OF SALE
The Alaska Department of
Health announces the Invita
tion to Bid for purchase of the
vessel M/V YUKON HEALTH,
located at Nenana, Alaska, on
an "as is" and "where is" basis.
Interested bidders may Se
cure bid forms and specifica
tions by writing to the Alaska
Department of Health. Alaska
Office Bldg.. Juneau. Alaska.
Sealed bids in duplicate copy
will be received until 2:00 p-m.
June 27, ltM. and then pub
licly opened.
Charles R Hayman, M.D.
Acting Commissioner
of Health
Specially Selected by
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because the depth of the thaw
was too great for the refrigeration
system to handle. It was neces
sary to let nature give a hand in
freezing back to permafrost. By
the time it was determined that
the entire mass under the footings
was frozen, it was too late to
proceed with the backfill. It
should be remembered that this
refrigeration equipment is only a
holding device and not meant to
freeze vast masses around the
coils.
The report continues that the
backfill is now in place and the
APW has no reason to doubt that
construction will proceed normal
ly to completion. The APW re
port also states:
“The architect has expressed
complete confidence in the suc
cess of the installation, and we
have no reason to doubt their
judgment.
“Present progress is excellent
and we are pleased with the con
tractor’s evident ( intention to
bring this construction to a useful
stage as soon as possible.”
Alaska Public Works said that
equipment is now being purchased
by the Federal Supply Service in
Seattle for the addition and they
anticipate delivery this shipping
season.
Paul Ringsmith and W. J.
Tweet are the APW inspectors
for the Nome school project.
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Bartlett Praised
For His Work on
Mental Health Bill
An Oregon member of Con
gress today praised Del. Bartlett
for his work on the Alaska Men
tal Health bill.
In a letter to the Nugget, Edith
Green, representative from Ore
gon said:
“Now that the Alaska Mental
Health bill has passed the Senate
and we are assured of its early
enactment into law, I should like
to take the opportunity, as spon
sor of this bill, to give your own
Delegate Bartlett the credit due
him. . . From the day that this
legislation was introduced he has
worked tirelessly and effectively
for its passage.
“Within a few years Alaska
will have modem up-to-date men
tal care facilities of its own where
its people can receive the best
modem treatment under humane
and comfortable conditions. In
addition, it will have the reve
nues to maintain and operate
these facilities. To Delegate Bart
lett more than any other member
of Congress who has worked on
this legislation thanks and credit!
for its achievement should go.” |
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