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$27 Million For
Alaska Defense
Construction
WASHINGTON, W — The
House Appropriations Committee
Tuesday recommended $27,242,000
for Army, Navy and Air Force
construction in Alaska. All but
$1,220,000 is earmarked for the
Air Force.
The money measure, totaling
$1,218,815,000 is $511,838,000 un
der the amount sought by the
administration.
The Alaska breakdown follows:
Army — Fairbanks, $7,00t); Ft.
Greely, $454,000. Navy—Naval
station, A d a k, $759,000. Air
Force—Eielson AFB, $380,000;
Elmendorf AFB, $1,075,000; King
Salmon Airport, $340,000; Indian
Mountain, $2,899,800; Ft. Yukon
AF Station, $144,000; Bethel AF
Station, $304,000; Mulgrave Hill,
$6,657,000; Shemya AF station,
$12,483,000; Sparrevohn AF sta- i
tion, $2,088,000; Unalakleet AF
station, $411,000.
Among projects for which the
committe denied requests for ap
were:
Army:
Ft. Richardson, Alaska, $523,500
for warehouse.
Navy:
Naval Station, Adak, Alaska,
$3,660,000 for family housing.
Air Force:
Ladd Air Force Base, Alaska,
$1,145,000 for a field house.
MONDAY BALL SCORES
National League
Cincinnati 5, Chicago 4
St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 4
Pacific Coast League
Portland 6-5, Sacramento 3-7
Seattle 9, Vancouver 3
Spokane 14, Salt Lake City 13
Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
Chamber Meeting
Notes
' By Ruth McLean
The Northwestern. Alaska
Chamber of Commerce was ad
vised at their Monday meeting
by Manager John McNees that the
correspondence received from
other states and countries has
increased several fold in volume
since the statehood bill was
passed. He said also that the
tone of this correspondence has
changed with more specific in
quiries coming from individuals
and corporations concerning busi
ness in the Nome area. Because
of this, Mr. McNees finds that the
information in the present
Chamber brochure is, incomplete
and dated. President Manning
asked the Chamber committees to
work with Mr. McNees in pre
paring a new brochure which will
present Nome and the Seward
Peninsula area as an injportant
part of the new state.
Other business at the Monday
meeting included a reply from
the Bureau of Land Management
concerning the return of the
land office to Nome. The Bureau
advised that they still feel the
business here does not warrant an
office; however they will send a
field representative more reular
ly, they wrote, and will notify the
Chamber in advance of his
arrival.
Pearse Walsh reported briefly
on the Atomic Energy Commission
group now making a survey in
Alaska and suggested that the
Chamber telegraph Dr. Teller
and his party requesting them
to come to Nome.
A recent issue of the Chicago
Daily News was brought to the
attention of the Chamber by the
Rev. Thomas A. Knudson. The
Chicago newspaper carried sev
eral pictures of northwest Alas
ka and some suggestions for the
arrangement of the 49 stars in
the new flag.
Two active Chamber members
are leaving the community and
President Manning expressed the
hope that Larry Galvin and Dick
Miller will find opportunity to
visit Nome often.
Guests at the Monday meeting
included Peter Gatz of the In
ternal Revenue Service, Milton
O’Farrell of Seattle, Mrs. John
McNees and Mrs. Joe Cumming
of Nome, and W. P. McCarthy
and Harland Van Wyck of the
Alaska Steamship Co.
Letter-size and legal file folders
available at The Nome Nugget
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