The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1947, Page 7

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Thoron, formerly | Director of the Division of Terri- == | tcries of the Interior Department, RS Y S O SMITH HEATING and APPLIANCE (0. vas chalrman of the rate review committee, The committee’s report’ | was made after a complete study »f the Government-owned railroad’s perations and after hearings on ates were held at Seward, Anch- rage, Palmer and Fairbanks. The De\‘elopmvnt Board, noting bat the success of innumerable en- erprises in the railbelt area and long the Yukon River depends di- ectly on the level of transporta- ion rates, asked Secretary of the nterior J. A. Krug to make the horon committee’s report public nd to take appropriate action on | 's recommendations. It is under- od that the railroad manage- nt is awaiting review of the re- ort in Washington before taking urther action, although a few of he committee’s recommendations s to lower petroleum rates have Jready been put into effect. - © o0 v v c 0 00 NOTICE TO CREDITORS TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN |that the undersigned, BEULAH { KNOTT, was cn the 21st day of | December, 1946, duly appoint d Ad- ate of HENRY ! ministre {2 WARD, deceas ! Al persons having claims against the E: of Deceased will present hem, with preper vouchers and ld':ly verified, to the undorsigned at 3kagway, Alaska, within six (6) nonths of the date of this notice | ted at Skagway, Alaska, De- | ~mber 22, 1946. | BEULAH KNOTT, Adminis ratrix J ublication, Jan. 11, 1947 icatiin, Feb. 1, 1947. Now — Used — Rebu'lt i { AUTO PARTS Grilles, Shock Absorbers, Knee Action Units, Motors, Trans- missions and . 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