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ADOPTS MEMORANDUM
MANILA, Sept. 26. {IP)—The Leg
islature here unanimously adopted
a memorandum reiterating its de
mand for immediate independence.
The document will be presented to
Patrick Hurley, Secretary of War,
I who sail for the United States.
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YEAR’S TRUCE IMPOSSIBLE
GENEVA, Sept. 26. {IP) — “Italy’s
proposal for a year’s truce on arm
aments is impossible,” R. Massigli,
French Naval expert, told the
League of Nations’ disarmament
committee. The proposed truce had
been approved by the United
States.
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M’COMBE TO PROSPECT
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Bob McCombe, well known thru
out all of Alaska, who has been
prospecting for gold on Berkoff Is
land. to the Westward of Seward,
has been a visitor in town for a few
days, having arrived from the West
ward on the SS Starr. McCombe
left on the SS Alaska today, enroute
to Prince of Wales Island, where
he is to spend the next two months
prospecting.
Mr. McCombe was one of the
original prospectors in the Taku
River district and at one time held
several claims there which he has,
disposed of since. * McCombe was a j
recent visitor in Nome.
COMMISSION TO STUDT
TEACHERS’ PENSION FUND
A commission for the study of
the Alaska teachers’ pension sys
tem has been appointed by W.
K. Keller, Commissioner of Edu
cation, it was announced in the
Juneau Empire. It is composed
of three members, one from the
grade schools, a superintendent of
schools and a representative of
the rural school section.
Miss Marietta Shaw, principal of
the Juneau grade school, is desig
nated as chairman. The other
two members are C. H. Bowman,
superintendent of the Douglas
public schools, formerly of Peters
burg, and Mrs. May Wynne Lamb,
teacher of the Thane school.
The present Territorial system
covering teachers’ pensions is said
| to be so weak as to be almost in
[ effective. At present there are
i four on the pension rolls, and the
[ system, at this time, can support
| but one more, or a total of five,
i The four teachers now receiving
I allotments from the Teachers’
[ Pension Fund are: Mrs. E. B. Col
i lins and Mrs. Anna Fairburn,
! Fairbanks, Mrs. Alyce Anderson,
Ninilchik, and Mrs. Sam Kelsey,
veteran Valdez teacher who now
resides in California.
“It is the purpose of the com
mission to study the present re
| tirement law and recommend tc
j this office necessary legislation to
i cure the present system of its de
[ fects or, if considered advisable
[ for an entirely new set-up that
i will make the pension systeir
[ stable and effective,” Commissioner
| Keller said.
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LEGAL NOTICE
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[ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THfc
INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
i DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
Anchorage, Alaska.
I August 13. 1931
I Notice is hereby given that Nels Olai
1 Svedlund, entryman, together with his wit
1 nesses Carl Albert Sholin and Henry Ohlsen
1 all of Homer, Alaska, has submitted final prool
' his homestead entry Anchorage 06257 for th«
WV>NW14 sec. 20. WV(jSWT4 sec. 1". T. 6 S
R. is W. S. M. and it is now in the Lite cl
I the U. S. Land Office. Anchorage, Alaska
I and if no protest is filed in the local lane
I office at Anchorage. Alaska, within the perioc
I of publication or thirty days thereafter saic
I final proof will be accepted and final certl
I ficate Issued.
I J. Lindley Green,
I Register.
» Date First Publication. August 26. 1931.
1 Date Last Publication. September 23, 1931.
1 Pub: Aug. 26. September 2, 9. 16. 23, all o
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The cableship Dellwood, Capt.
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which took on oil and awaited two
army officers to arrive from the
SS Alaska, departed for Anchorage
Friday afternoon, bearing the twro
men who are to inspect the newly
constructed Anchorage Signal Corps
radio station.
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