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Debate of Representatives Centers On
How to Obtain Funds for Improvements
JUNEAU, OH — The House ap
proved a $1,600,000 gymnasium
for tiie University of Alaska Mon
day and appropriated $60,000 to
pay for plans. But before the bill
was passed, debate had touched
on the underlying question of how
Alaska is going to pay for new
schools, airports, roads and other
improvements.
During the debate, a new bill
was introduced calling for voter
approval of a 50 million-dollar,
30-year bonding program to fi
nance public construction. It
would give the Legislature power
to obligate the state for general
improvements once voters gave
their approval.
On the gym debate, strongest
opposition came from Anchorage
Democrat John Hellenthal. He
and three other lawmakers pro
posed an amendment limiting gen
eral fund obligation to $60,000 for
planning. The measure originally
would have required the state to
furnish $770,000 for each of the
next two years.
The amendment was adopted
20-18. The vote authorizing the
gym was 31-7. Both bills now go
to the Senate.
Representatives from outlying
areas commented that the univer
sity gym was probably needed but
suggested the state might be bet
ter off to spend first on public
school improvements.
“I don’t believe my little burg
is the only one in Alaska which
would just like to have a school,”
said Port Moller Democrat Charles
Franz, who represents the huge
Aleutian Islands area.
The problem of school construc
tion also came before the Senate
Monday in five memorials urging
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educational facilities at remote
parts of the state. Instead of act
ing separately on the memorials,
the Senators approved a substitute
one asking Congress to approve a
5-year construction program
drafted by the Juneau office of
the Bureau of Indian Afairs.
The separate memorials bad
urged federal construction of high
schools at Nome, Bethel, Fort Yu
kon, Unalakleet, Hooper Bay and
Barrow, and an elementary school
at Wales. The combined one, ad
dressed to the Senate committee
on health, welfare and education,
said the Alaska Native Service has
plans for school construction in De
mote areas but the program is
falling behind because of lack of
funds.
FORMER TEXAS RANGER
GUNS HIS MAN DOWN
AMARILLO, Tex., OR — A pris
oner sprinted madly for freedom
but an 82-year-old former Texas
Ranger dropped him calmly with
a single slug from his six-shooter
Monday.
“I called twice for him to atop
but he just kept running, so I
fired,” said Deputy Sheriff John
Graves. “I hit him about two
inches from where I wanted to.
Just wanted to wing him.”
Hamilton McCampbell Jr., 32,
was hospitalized with a slug in
the right shoulder. He was bit
from 50 paces.
McCampbell had been sen
tenced to 20 years for auto theft.
UNINTENTIONAL fireworks
DISPLAY IN KOBE HARBOR f
KOBE, Japan, (R — A 60-tdn
boat with 50 cases of firecrackers
in its hold for Okinawa blew up in
Kobe Harbor yesterday.
One person was killed, the cap
tain of the ship was missing and
three others were seriously in
jured. ;
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
SECOND DIVISION
CAPE NOME PRECINCT
In the Matter of the Estate i
of JOSEPHINE KAIJI, Deceased :
No. 1099 1 '
NOTICE TO CREDITORS i
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tb>e
undersigned. Edith M. Arnold, was an
the 19th day of March, >959, by In
order of the above entitled Court
appointed administrator of the estate
of Josephine Kaiji, deceased; and that
she thereupon qualified as such admin
istrator in the manner required by law,
and all creditors of, and persons having
claims against said decedent are hereby
required to present their claims, with
the necessary vouchers, within six
months from the date hereof, to the
undersigned administrator at Nome,
Alaska, which office the undersigned
hereby designates as his place of business
in all matters connected with the sajid
DATED at Nome, Alaska, this 3tth
day of March, 1959.
Administrator of the Estate of
EDITH M. ARNOLD
JOSEPHINE KAIJI, Deceased.
Publish April 1, 8, 15, 22.
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