Mossadegh Asks Britain
Reopen Stalled Talks
TEHRAN, Iran, (/P) — Using a
mysterious bit of back door dip
lomacy, Premier Mohammed
Mossadegh has asked Britain to
reopen stalled oil talks and has
dropped his threat of an ulti
matum.
Authoritative Iranian sources
disclosed a high court official
handed an unsigned note contain
ing Mossadegh’s proposal for a
third round of talks to British
ambassador Sir Francis Shepherd.
BROKEN-HEARTED
LINDSAY, Ont., f/P)—Lying in
a gutter doesn’t necessarily mean
I that a person is drunk, a woman
testified when she was hailed into
court for being intoxicated in a
public place. “I had a row with
my boy friend,” she testified, ‘‘I
was just broken-hearted.”
Tooth Replanted
Washington Star Photo
Jan Dockins, of Hollywood, Md.f
points to a permanent front tooth
that was saved by a unique dental
procedure. The 8-year-old fell on
. the sidewalk and an incisor tooth
f was pushed up into the jaw, almost
out of sight. The dentist to whom
he was rushed, decided to attempt
saving the tooth by replantation, a
difficult procedure. He removed the
uninjured tooth, and while it soak
ed in aureomyein, the socket was
cleaned. The dentist held the tooth in
place for 20 minutes while a tem
porary blood clot formed. Jan’s
parents then held the tooth in place
for 10 hours. At last report, the
tooth was firmly in place and serv
ing Jan well. An important factor
in the success of such a procedure,
is that aureomyein, an antibiotic
drug, is effective against many
^ bacteria found in such a wound
and at the same,time, is not harm
ful to tissue cells/
Doesn t Think
Much of “Wreck”
! On Kenai Mount
SEWARD, (/P)— Veteran bush
pilot Chris Christensen says today
| he doesn’t think much of a report
of airplane wreckage in the moun
i tains near here.
First reports indicated the wreck
age possibly could be that of a
DC-4 Korean airlift plane which
! vanished with 38 aboard July 21.
An Air Force trail crew leader
also cast doubt on the report but
said it would be investigated fur
! ther.
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Christensen, who makes two
regular daily flights over the area,
said he believed the “Wreckage”
is “nothing more than patches of
ice” and could easily be mistaken
for wreckage. He said it was his
plane which flew over the area
with the civilian who had first re- !
ported sighting the wreckage
through binoculars.
Low ceiling and mountains pre- j
vented sighting anything at that
time, Christensen said, but he had
a good look at it yesterday and is
positive it is “nothing but ice
patches.”
There are remnants of many
glaciers in the area.
Williams Gets Dismissal
Letter From Truman
JUNEAU, Sept. 18—Ex-Secre
tary of Alaska Lew M. Williams
today was in receipt of a letter
from the President of the United
States
Captioned “The White House,”
the letter read:
“Sir: You are hereby removed
from the office of Secretary of
Alaska, effective immediately.
«sig> Harry S. Truman”
“Through the Secretary of the
Interior.”
Asked to comment, Williams
said: “Well, it isn’t as long as the
one he sent the music critic.”
The envelope containing the let
ter and a three-cent stamp was
not cancelled by the Post Office
Department.
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THIS MAY HURT SAID THE
DENTIST AS THE LITTLE BOY
BIT HIS FINGER IN TWO
FRANKLIN, Ind., (JP)—Dr. Len
nis Murphy, with a small boy in
his dentist’s chair, said soothing
ly that the treatment might hurt
a little.
That turned out to be an under
statement. The boy bit and broke
Dr. Murphy’s finger.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that the
Civil Aeronautics Administration
has made application Nome 01038
for the conveyance to the Alaska
Aeronautics and Communication
Commission, the following de
scribed tract of public land, pur
suant to the provisions of Section
16 of the Federal Airport Act of
May 13, 1946 (60 Stat. 179; 49
U.S.C. 1115), for the construction,
operation and maintenance of the
Kotzebue Municipal Airport,
Alaska:
From U. S. Survey corner
marker No. M.C. 9 for U.S. Sur
vey No. 2645 (a brass plate set
in an iron post) go N 36°30' W
for 140.0 feet; thence S 52°30'W
along a pole line for 1728.0 feet
to' a point coincident with sta
tion 9-31.00 on the Kotzebue
Municipal Airport proposed
east-west landing strip, N. 793
15' W for 981.0 feet along the
proposed landing strip center
line to a point, thence N 10°
45' E for 6.10 feet to the point
of beginning, thence N 10°45'
E 871.9 feet to a point; thence S
79° 15' E 1639.85 feet to a point;
thence S 72°45' W 1857.2 feet to
the point of beginning, de
scribing a tract containing 16.4
acres more or less.
The purpose of this notice is
to give persons claiming an in
terest in the land or having bona
fide objections to the convey
ance to file with the Regional Ad
ministrator, Bureau of Land Man
agement, P.O. Box 480, Anchor
age, Alaska, within 30 days after
the first publication, a protest to
gether with evidence that a copy
of the protest has been served on
the applicant.
Lowell M. Puckett
Regional Administrator
Publish Sept. 17, 24, Oct. 1, 8, 1951
Army May Withdraw V i
Susitna Flats For Use
As Gunnery Range
ANCHORAGE, (£•)—'The Army
is considering the advisibility of
requesting a land withdrawal in
the general vicinity of Susitna
Flats for use as a gunnery range,
an Army spokesman said today.
Susitna Flats is due west of An
chorage, across Cook Inlet.
The Army Public Information
Office here said the action might
by taken in a move to accelerate
the Army training program, and
strengthen anti-aircraft defenses
in the Anchorage-Elmendorf Air
Force Base - Fort Richardson area
against possible air attacks.
The area under consideration
runs from Kairn Point on Eagle
River west and north across Kniki
Arm into Susitna Flats.
The first known mention of cof- |
fee was in an Arabian medical
encyclopedia about 850 A.D.
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