I THE HOME NUGGET Friday, November 22, 1957
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Building Construction
Stops at Level of
Posing Model’s Window
LUTON, England, UV-The Lu
ton Art School hung a sheet across
a studio window yesterday to hide
its nude model from steelworkers
erecting a building next door.
“It wasn’t so mu<di that the
model was embarrassed,’ said C.
L. Skinner, head of the school,
“but we got so many complaints
from the foreman of the build
ing.”
The new building had risen
steadily until it reached the level
on which pretty Adele Mavis was
posing in the raw. After that it
rose no higher, and the workmen
spent most of their time on the
side next to the art school.
The new building will house the
College of Further Education.
ALASKA STEAM’S 1
SHIPPERS PROTEST
RATE BOOST I
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now to require Alaskan shippers
to pay rates based on a reproduc
tion factor that is not planned or
anticipated on its vessels. Altho
the ships are in good shape, Tolan
said, they would be fully depreci
ated within TVz years at the pres
ent rate used by the company.
The Seattle attorney estimated
the proposed increase would cost
the salmon industry some $300,
000 a year. The industry, he said,
is already in bad shape as the re
sult of poor catches in recent
years.
In another protest received by
j the board, Charles A. King, presi
' dent of the Sitka Businessmen’s
Assn., estimated that the increase
would up the cost of foodstuffs in
southeast Alaska by at least two
percent. The price of building
materials, he said, would climb
four five percent.
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$20,000 Fairbanks Fire
FAIRBANKS, ;JP>—A general
alarm fire caused an estimated
$20,000 damage to Gaffney Inn, a
rooming house near Ladd Air
Force Base, last night. There were
no injuries.
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Protest Increase
Of Freight Rates
WASHINGTON UPI—Protests by
five Pacific Northwest and Alaska
organizations against freight rate
increases asked by two Alaska
shipping companies were report
ed yesterday by the Federal Mar
itime Board.
A board spokesman said a joint
protest was received from the As
sociation of Pacific Fisheries, the
Associated Grocers Co-Op, and
the Northwest Fish Committee.
Separate letters opposing the
increase also were received from
the Sitka Businessmen’s Assn, and
Sheldon Jackson Junior College
at Sitka.
The Interior Department and
the General Services Administra
tion also are protesting.
A 15 percent increase asked by
Alaska Steamship Cb. and Coast
wise Lines will go into effect on
Dec. 2 unless suspended by the
board. Today is the deadline for
filing protests with the board but
it has authority to accept any
filed later.
The Maritime Board spokesman
said three protests were received
Wednesday. They came from Ger
ald Williams, Alaska attorney
general, on behalf of the territory;
S. L. Mcllhargey of the Greater
Anchorage Chamber of Commerce
and from the mayor of Seldovia.
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