NORMAN, Okla. (A*) — After
seven years of waiting, Dr. A. C.
Shead, associate professor of
chemistry at the University of Ok
lahoma, has had an article accept
ed by a magazine.
Friends theorized the title might
have had something to do with the
long consideration given the piece.
It was:
“Microidentification of cupric
and perchlorate ions as cupric py
ridine perchlorate.”
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Welterweight
Fights For Life
! CLEVELAND, (/P> — Jimmy
Doyle lost his bid for the world’s
welterweight title last night but
was fighting a bigger battle for
his life in Charity hospital today
after undergoing an operation for
removal of a blood clot on his
brain.
Hospital attendants said he was
still unconscious and his condi
tion remained critical. Oxygen
was being administered to aid his
breathing. The Rev. James W. Na-i
gel, hospital chaplain, administer
ed the last rites of the Catholic
church.
Doyle was carried from the
arena ring on a stretcher and
rushed to the hospital after wel
terweight champion Ray < Sugar)
Robinson floored him with a vic
ious left hook Jn the eight round
of a scheduled 15-round cham
pionship bout before 11,275.
Hospital attendants said he ap
parently was suffering from res
piratory paralysis plus a blood
clot and concussion. Effects of the
; operation could not be determined
1 immediately.
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Standard Oil Co. j
Allocates Gasoline
CHICAGO, (>P)—Standard Oil
Company (Indiana) announced
yesterday that “in the interest of
fair treatment to all its customers”
it was putting into effect an allo
cation system for distribution of
j its available gasoline supply for'
June, July and August.
During the period, the company |
said, the total supplies it can make
available will approximately
equal the total quantity delivered
in the corresponding period last
year.
“These supplies will be equit-!
ably distributed among its cus
tomers,” the company said in a
statement.
Standard said its gasoline sales
j recently have been about 15 per
cent higher than last year and
that agents and dealers would, in
turn, have to limit deliveries to
their customers.
—
“I hear you and your husband
are not getting along well to
gether.”
“Of all the silly, vicious rumors.
Oh, it’s true we had an argu
ment and I shot him—but that’s
as far as it ever went.”
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M/8 SQUARE KNOT sailed from Seattle June 22nd for
Chicnik, Squaw Harbor. Golovin, Teller, St. Lawrence Island,
and Nome. *
SS. ALEUTAN sails from Seattle for Ketchikan, Juneau
and Seward June 27th.
8S. DENALI sails from Seward for Ketchikan and Seattle
on July 1st.
SS. ALEUTIAN sails from Seward for Valdes, Cordova,
Juneau, Ketchikan, and Seattle July 2nd.
SS. BARANOF sails from Seattle for Ketchikan, Juneau,
Cordova, Valdes and Seward, July 4th.
Reservations made through Anchorage or Nome Agent.
INDIAN TITLE TO
LAND IN ALASKA
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Solution of Indian land claims
in Alaska suggested by the Alaska
Native Brotherhood and incorpo
rated in a bill introduced by Dele
gate Bartlett was considered this
week by the Indian Affairs sub
committee of the House public
lands committee.
Appearing as the first witness,
assistant Secretary of the interior
Warner W. Gardner vigorously
endorsed the bill as one providing
a means to reselve the state of un
certainty surrounding land titles
in Alaska and especially in south
eastern Alaska.
The bill would authorize tne
secretary of the interior to enter
into agreements with Alaska na
tives of Indian blood for “absolute
surrender to the United States by
said natives of all or any part of
their legal and equitable rights to
lands and water in the said terri
tory not actually needed for their
own use, upon such terms as may
be deemed just by said natives
and beneficial to the United
States.” ,
Support for the bill was like
wise offered by James E. Curry,
attorney in Washington for the In
dian villages of southeastern Alas
ka. Opposition was presented by
B. Frank Heintzleman, regional!
forester of Alaska, and W. C. Ar
nold, managing director of Alaska
Salmon Industries, Inc.
The measure provides that any
agreement made must have the
approval of Congress, and the
manner and means of payment
for absolute surrender will be de
termined by later act of Congress.
The bill also authorized an ap
propriation of $50,000 for the costs
of negotiating the agreements, in
cluding a per diem of $10 in lieu
of subsistence for committees ofI
the native tribes or communities
in interest and their attorneys.
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WANTED—Winchman for dredge.
Write Box 246, Nome. 75-6t
CAR FOR SALE — See Paddy
Watt. 75-3tp
FOR SALE—Girl’s Bicycle, std.
size. Call Main 36. 76-ltp
FOR SALE—Ex-Army 1941 am
bulance; GE table radio and rec
ord changer combination; Ham
ilton Beach electric, mixer; baby
bed and mattress; 9x12 wool rug:
25-20 carbine; skates, size 11 ;skis,
7 feet long; folding cardtable and
chairs. Call Red 160 or see Stan
ley Thompson afternoons and
evenings. 76-lt
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B-29’s In Mass
Flight To Japan
FAIRFIELD, Calif. VP) — Nine
B-29’s and their escorting C-54
“mother ships” headed toward
Tokyo from Fairfield-Suisun aim.'
air base today and an Aug. I at
tempt to make a one-stop flight
from the Japanese capitol to i
Washington.
The aircraft, carrying 180 men |
and maintenance parts and equip-j
ment. left the air transport com- (
mand base last night after arriv
ing earlier in the day from their
home station at Ft. Worth, Tex.
Barberu Point airfield, on Oahu
in the Hawaiian Islands, was their
first stop after leaving here. Fuel
halts are scheduled at Kwajalein
and Guam en route to Japan.
The Aug. 1.—Air Force Day
flight will have Anchorage, Alas
ka. as refueling point.
Second Husband
Dies In Air Crash
HAVERMILL, Mass. f/P)—Mrs.
Anthony F. Walker was left wi
dowed for a second time today by
the crash of airplanes.
Her 22-year-old husband died
yesterday in a frash which also
took the life of Arthur C. Belmer,
22, student pilot of this city. Her
first husband, T/Sgt. Bernard
O’Donnell was killed in a crash in
Florida" during the early stages of
the war.
Belmer, a veteran, had arrang
ed to take flying training under
To Study Eskimo
Blood Types
SALT LAKE CITY, (/P)The
university of Utah has announced
Dr. G. A. Matson of the school of
medicine has been awarded a
grant to study blood types among
Eskimos in Alaska this summer.
Matson, an associate professor
of bacteriology, will classify the
Eskimo according to distribution
of the RH factor in the biood and
according to the M and N factor,
the university said.
“Determination of such infor
mation as this is of inestimable
value to anthropologists in tracing
the relationship of various races,
since the blood groups are entire
ly dependent upon the hereditary
factors,” Matson said.
The bacteriologist has pioneered
in the classification of blood
groups among the American Indi
ans starting his work in 1930. lie
developed a method by which the
blood groups of mummies could
be determined.
Bix—I hold th&t a man’s suc
cess depends upon the way he is
raised.
Dix—That’s certainly true, if
you mean in a poker game.
You never know how the hu
man voice can change until you
hear a woman quit scolding her
husband in order to answer the
telephone.
the G.I. bill of rights. Walker and
the former Miss Doris Brocks
were married last April 16.
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