Richmond, Virginia, Cop
Goes To Ketchikan
To Get His Man
VANCOUVER, B. C., (#>)—Sgt.
Joe Bahen of the Richmond, Va.,
police is making an 8,000-mile
journey to get his man.
He left here last night bound
for Ketchikan, Alaska, aboard the
steamer Prince Rupert.
He will return to Richmond
with a man wanted for non-sup
port of two children for the last
lour years.
Sgt. Bnhen’s trip will cost
nearly $1,500, but he said: “When
there’s children involved, we’ll go
anywhere to get anybody.”
Surveys Indicate DC-6
Was Circling Too Low
OAKLAND, Calif., (/P)—Federal
investigator said initial surveys
indicate the United Airlines DC-€
which crashed near here Friday
was circling too low. Fifty per
sons died in the flaming wreck.
A CAB official, who asked he
not tbe identified, said the plane
apparently was swinging in a
wide arc as it approached Oak
land airport for a landing.
“Apparently the crash was a
matter o*f altitude while circling,”
the unnamed official said. “He
was in the proper maneuvering
1 area.”
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| Waterfront Security
Screening Program
Is To Be Continued
SAN FRANCISCO, </P) — Fed
eral District Judge Edward P.
Murphy refused Monday to stop
the waterfront security screening
program. This program is in
tended to keep communists and
orther subversives away from the
docks.
Richard Gladstein, a left wing
lawyer, had asked a hearing on a
temporary injunction to prevent
the Coast Guard from requiring
full security clearance as a con
dition of maritime employment.
The regulation is scheduled to go
into effect Sept. 1.
MONDAY'S RESULTS
American League
Philadelphia 1—Detroit 0
‘Only game scheduled)
National League
New York 5-6—Chicago 4-3
Brooklyn 5-2—'Pittsburgh 0-6
Boston 6-4—St. Louis 3-2
Philadelphia 2-3—Cincinnati 0-0
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco 6—Sacramento 1
Los Angeles 4—San Diego 1
‘Only games scheduled)
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Auditor Disallows
Voucher Seward
Nurses’ Home
ANCHORAGE, (JP) — Dr. C. E.
Albrecht, Alaska Commissioner of
Health, says that Territorial Au
ditor Neil Moore’s refusal to allow
an $82,070 voucher for the Sew
ard Nurses’ home is based on
“confused information.’’
Expressing confidence that the
territory would make the pay
ment, Albrecht said the new
nurses’ home is not a private en
terpise, as contended by Moore.
He said the Seward General
Hospital is operated by a com
munity hospital board. The City
of Seward owns the building and
the Territory owns the sanator
ium and pays the Methodists to
operate it.
Albrecht said the Seward coun
cil is asking the Alaska Public
Works fund to build a 90-bed hos
pital. He said the new nurses’
home would house both the gen
eral hospital and sanatorium
nurses. The U.S. is to pay half
the cost, the Territory one-fourth
and the Methodists donating on
amount equal to the territory.
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