Director of Office
Of Territories To
Come To Nome
Anthony T. Lausi, director of
the Office of Territories, who was
the main speaker at the All-Alas
ka Chamber of Commerce meet
ing just concluded in Seward,
scheduled to arrive here tomor
row from Fairbanks. He is re
ported to be accompanied by
Thomas Mooney, director of U.S.
Public Works.
Although Lausi will be here
only a very short time, about an
hour, it is intimated plans are
being made to welcome him to
Nome.
At the All-Alaska Chamber of
Commerce meeting, Lausi said
no amount of effort on the part
of the federal government is suf
ficient to bring about economic
development in Alaska without
the active support and coopera
tion of the territory’s people.
Progress is impossible, the In
terior Department official de
clared, unless there is active par
ticipation on the local level.
“Your efforts to assume a lar
ger share of responsibility in the
field of government and develop
ment,” he said, “have been sig
nificantly hampered by a limita
tion in the 1912 Organic Act
which prohibited the territory
from incurring bonded indebted
ness.
“As a re-.ult Alaska has found
itself unable to borrow funds to
meet emergencies or to finance
many’ urgently needed public
works of a permanent nature.
“While fiscal solvency is a stn
tus greatly to be desired in gov
ernment, this limitation has pre
vented you from developing many
necessary projects since payment
could not be made over a period
of years,” Lausi said.
Alaska Airlines Service
To Ungalik Suspended
WASHINGTON, UV-The Civil
Aeronautics Board Friday auth
orized Alaska Airlines to suspend
service temporarily to Ungalik,
on its route between Nome and
Unalakleet.
The CAB said the Post Office
Department advised it that other
arrangements could be made for
mail service to meet the needs of
the two residents of Ungalik.
The airline said landing condi
tions at Ungalik were “extraordi
narily difficult.” It asked author
ity to suspend service until coo
ditions are more suitable for air
service.
Doctors Give Ike
Clean Bill of Health
(Continued from Page One)
excellent recovery from the oper
ation for acute intestinal obstruc
tion due to an old ‘burnt out’ ilei
tis. His bowel function is now
perfectly normal.”
If Eisenhower’s heart condition
the report said:
“The heart sounds are normal
ahd there are no murmurs. The
electrocardiogram shows the same
residual changes of a well-healed
heart muscle scar which have
been present since recovery from
the attack last year. The rhythm
is normal at the rate of 75.”
C-119 Crashes in
Blue Mountains
Killing Crew of 4
NEWVILLE, Pa., WV—An Air
Force C-119 Flying Boxcar Friday
night slammed into a fog-capped
rise of the Blue Mountain Range
in this central Pennsylvania re
gion, killing its crew of four. One
was a flight nurse.
Air Force authorities, who said
an investigation would be started
to determine the cause of the
crash, withheld identification of
the dead pending notification of
relatives.
The giant cargo plane bore into
the side df the mountain in a
heavy rain while enroute from
Sewart AFB near Nashville,
Tenn., to Olmsied AFB near Har
risburg, Pa. It was three hours
overdue at the time of the crash.
A rescue party beat its way
thru heavy underbrush and up
the wet mountainside to reach
the wreckage. Witnesses said that
there was evidence the plane had i
burned after the crash. They i
ruled out the possibility of an ex
plosion and said the rain appar
ently had reduced the extent of j
the fire.
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