FCC Oks License Renewal
For Anchorage Radio
WASHINGTON, The Fed
eral Communications Commission
has voted a regular license re
newal for an Alaskan radio sta
tion after a brief discussion of
reported liquor advertising over
the outlet.
The station is KFQD, at An
chorage. A statement by FCC,
reporting renewal of license, said
that Chairman Paul A. Walker
had taken the position that the
matter should be made the sub
ject of a public hearing because
of the station’s “advertising of
hard liquor,” as indicated by its
program logs.
Commission officials noted that
there is no federal law or regula
tion prohibiting hard liquor ad
vertising on the air, but said that
broadcasting outlets in the con
tinental United States do not
handle such advertising as a mat
/ ter of policy.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Utah Switzer,
Esther Tyler, Evelyn Todd, Tom
Moore, John Matthews, Raymond
Kays, Lief Kvile, Carl Kildahl,
Magne Finne, Richard Westgate,
Harold Kaufman, Evert Adams,
Joe Rosno'wski, Lt. Col. Gordon
Jordon, Lt. Hal James, Wick
strom, J. C. Thakerey, David Ge
chowski, H. W. Stone, Bert Le
ballester.
From McGrath: H. L. Clark,
Lt. Roy Fullerton.
From Unalakleet: Lucy Ann
Charles.
To Anchorage: Carita Ulrick
sen, Roy, Dennis und Monte O'
Connor, C. Miller, Bernard Mui
ter, Capt. Berstene, Lt. J. Lutes,
David Bingham, R. Lay, Ted and
Enid Duffield, Lt. Fullerton, Mrs.
Hoyt, Butch Suhrbier, Wayne
Wisting, Zora Brooks, E. Tyles,
E. Todd, Sgt. McAfee, Jane Scott,
A. L. McMasters, I. H. Byeson.
To Unalakleet: A. C. Kirmer, j
I. I. Inman.
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Stuntman Sets Marathon
’Chute Jumping Record
GRAND PRAIRIE, Tex. UP) —
A stubborn, -pug-faced stuntman
bucked buffeting winds for al
most 24 hours to set a new mara
thon parachute jumping record.
Neal Stewart, 27. Birmingham,
Ala., toppled from a small plane
124 times Friday in 23 hours, 35
minutes. The old record was 123
jumps in a 24-ho*ur period by
John W. Swedish of Iowa.
Stewart jumped at a low alti
tude into a lOO-sq.-yd. plowed
field. As soon as he landed he
would slip into another parachute
and a jeep would take him to
another plane waiting to take him
up for anorther jump. Eight riggers
repacked his chutes.
Kepner Says Air Raid
Warning System Is
Alaska’s First Need
SEATTLE, (/P) — Lt. Gen. Wil
liam E. Kepner, commander of
U.S. Air Force units in Alaska,
told a Fourth of July audience
here Friday that the northern ter
ritory’s first need was an ade
quate air raid warning system.
Kepner said the polar frontier
should be equipped with suffi
cient planes to repel invaders. He
added that there should be
enough land and sea forced in Al
aska to meet any challenge.
“By all means,” Kepner said at
Seattle’s traditional Americaniza
tion ceremonies, “we must hold
Alaska. Your defense forces in
Alaska will stand and die before
they give up in the north.”
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THE NOME LIQUOR STORE
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Ana Pauker Fired As
Romania Foreign Minister
BERLIN, (/P)—Ana Pauker has
been fired from her job as for
eign minister of Romania, the So
viet-licensed news agency ADN
reported Saturday from Buchar
est.
The news agency said Simion
Bughici has been appointed to
take the place of the one-time
darling of international Commu
nism who was purged in May
from the Romanian' Communist
party’s high command.
The ADN report said Mrs. Pau
ker, the hefty, 59-year-old daugh
ter of a rabbi, was fired “by de
cree erf the Great National Assem
bly of the People’s Republic of
Romania.”
Eunice Logan, teacher from
Kotzebue, is visiting friends in
Nome before departing for the
States. She plans to teach in
Wrangell next year.
New Clothes and Clean-Up
Makes Master Unrecognizable
To Big Farm Watchdog
ROME, (#») — Farmer Luigi
Costa came to town to spruce
up a bit for July.
He bought a snappy new suit,
had his grey hairs tinted back to
their original brown, and went
went back to his farm smelling
sweetly of shaving lotion and
pomade.
“Well—my big watchdog just
didn’t recognize me,’’ he told doc
tors who treated him at a hospital
for bad bites and lacerations.
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MAIN — 80
Ocean Van Lines Barge
Loaded with Petroleum
Runs Aground Near Kenai
ANCHORAGE, (A5) — A barge
loaded with 2,500 tons of pet
roleum products for Anchorage
was reported aground off Chu
gach Island near the southern tip
of the Kenai Peninsula Sunday.
An official of Ocean Van Lines,
said the barge broke loose from
the tug Wando in rough seas and
the crew was unable to retie the
lines immediately. The Wando is
standing by awaiting a break in
the weather, Watson said.
Meanwhile, an unidentified ves
sel, believed to be a floating can
nery, was reported in trouble off
Yakataga, south of the tug and
barge. The crew of the tender
reached shore safely and is in no
danger, the Coast Guard said.
WARNING
Anyone driving without a City
Sticker or City Driver's License
shall be fined upon being picked
up. Anyone driving through a
"Stop" sign shall be fined upon
arrest.
Clyde D. Glass,
82 Chief of Police
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INVITATION TO BIDDERS
The Nome School Board will
receive bids for insulating the
ceiling of the school building with
Kimsul or other comparable ma
terial. Bids to be mailed to the
Nome School Board prior to July
15, 1952. 81
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GE Automatic Roaster - GE Mazda Lamps
GE Hot Plate - Thor Gladiron
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SCHEDULED BUSH FLIGHTS
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TUESDAY, FRIDAY — /
Teller, Wales, and Shishmaref
WEDNESDAY — Deering, Candle, and Kotzebue.
MONDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY —
Solomon, Council, White Mt., Golovin, Haycock, ■
Koyuk, Ungalik (Thurs.), Shaktoolik. Unalakleet.
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By DC-3 Starliner
Anchorage, McGrath, Unalakleet, and Nome
TUESDAY — Moses Point and Kotzebue. ;
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