HAST GHRMAN COt RT
SIT KS 21 2 YI AR PRISON
TERM iOR ITS. Si 5 DIM
BERLIN i/P) — A 2’ 2-year prison
sentence for Robert Mann, 19
year-old Stanford University soph
omore, has been demanded by the
woman prosecutor of a Commu
nist East German court, an in
formed sources said yesterday.
Sentence is to be pronounced !
Saturday.
Mann went on trial in East Ber
lin Wednesday charged with vio
lating a Communist law that for
bids “luring” people to the West.
It is the usual charge against j
foreigners who try to help refu
gees. The law calls for 1 to 15
years hard labor.
The same source said Uwe Stur
berg, 25, an East Berliner, on trial
with him, was let off with a sus
pended 1-year sentence.
The prosecutor’s demand was ;
made in a courtroom cleared of all
spectators, including Mann’s father,
Charles, a junior college instructor
and baseball coach from Sepul
veda, Calif.
Dr. Stanley Rogers to Head
Psychiatric Institute at Anchorage
JUNEAU IT1 — Commissioner \
Paul L. Winsor of the Department ,
of Health and Welfare yesterday!
announced the appointment of Dr. ■
Stanley Rogers as superintendent
of the new Alaska Psychiatric In- j
situtc at Anchorage.
Rogers, who has been clinical
director of the North Carolina |
State Hospital at Butner, N.C., |
since 1957. will report for duty
at Anchorage the week of Sept, j
17, Winsor said. The institute is i
scheduled to open early in Sep
tember.
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
Howard L. DeVore, Pastor
Sunday, July 15, 1962
Church School 9:45 a.m.
Divine Worship 11:00 a.m. Ser
mon, "Christ Offers an Alterna
tive." Mrs. Howard DeVoTe will
deliver the sermon. Dr. Robert
Fensiermacher will conduct the
service.
Sunday Vespers 7:30 p.m. "You
are of More Value." Vespers will
be held at the church this Sunday.
The public is cordially invited.
DiCK (O.X'i S Ql ITS AS
(.<)'i f! ‘ I CS MAN AC. UK
FAIRBANKS — State Sen. John
B. Cochin announced Tuesday that
Dick Jones of Fairbanks has with
drawn as manager of his campaign
for the Republican nomination for
governor.
Jones indicated that his action
was prompted solely bv the press
of his business activities which de
manded his full attention.
Coghill said, “I recognize the
serious situation as being one
which prevents Mr. Dick Jones
from continuing as the manager of
my campaign for the GOP nomi
nation for governor. The remain
der of my campaign will be con
ducted under the general super
vision of Glen E. Buchanan of
Fairbanks.”
The senator, Jones, and Buchan
an all declined further comment
on the cause for a managerial
change at this point in the primary
campaign.
Japanese-Built Ferry Would
Carry Railroad Cars to Alaska
WASHINGTON (A*) — A Japan
ese-built ferry to carry railroad
cars would be allowed to engage
in the Alaska trade under a bill
approved by the Senate Commerce
Committee Wednesday.
Sen. E. L. Bartlett said the bill
would allow the “City of New
Orleans” to be registered under
the U.S. flag. The Alaska Steam
ship Co. proposes to use the ship
between the West Coast and
Alaska.
Merchant Marine law bars
foreign-built vessels from the do
mestic coastline trade. The bill
would waive that restriction.
TONIGHT AT
St. Joseph’s Hall
8 p.m.
Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
1. Shuts tight
6. Ruse
11. Exclude
13. Twofold
14. Appropriate
15. Duck
17. Gaelic John
18. Distress
signal
19. Frighten
20. Star
21. Bone
22. Thing: law
23. Compass
point
24. Mass of
stars
28. Paris tower
32. —Baba
33. Damage
34. Poem
37. Wrench
40. Moon
goddess
41. Mimic
43. Rodents
47. Illuminated 56. Pilferer:
slang
57. Put away
48. Baseball
league
44. Possessive 49. Clash
pronoun 51. State: abbr.
45. Dazzling 52. Abundance
light 54. Violin
Aim war to Puulo
DOWN
26. Arm bone
27. Falsehood
29. Demon
30. Produce
crops
1. Time of year 31. Weak
2. Uncover 34. Hurls
3. Deeds 35. Criminal
4. French “the” 36. Higher
5. Hurried
6. Civil wrong:
law
7. Ruthenium:
chem.
37. Letter
strokes
38. Ice pendant
39. Caught
42. Chum: slang
8. Wading bird 45. Skirt inset
9. Part of a 46. Prepare for
sentence
10. Dog-house
12. Coronet
13. Compact
16. Owing
25. Engagement
notice
publication
49. Catch: slang
50. Nigerian
tribe
53. Lithium:
chem.
55. Medical titlt
l
New !t:>.pc( (Ahmet Sr'c
As Prelude to the Return
()t Monarch v In Spain
MADRID {/?) — Gen. Francisco
Franco has designated Spain’s
highest ranking soldier as his of
ficial successor and shuffled his
cabinet in a predicted prelude to
political and economic reform.
Many experts here described the
move as directed toward an early
restoration of the monarchy in
Spain.
By naming Capt. Gen. Augustin
Munoz Grandes, 66, as vice pres
ident the 69-year-old chief of state
cleared up the long-pending ques
tion of who will succeed him if he
dies.
Munoz Grandes has been chair
man of the high military staff since
1957. He was secretary-general of
the Falange party in 1939, and was
an outstanding officer during the
Spanish Civil War.
A close associate of Franco in
his 25 years of rule. Munoz Grandes
commanded the Spanish Blue Di
vision that fought alongside Nazi
German troops on the Russian
front in World War II.
Seven new ministers were named
in the first cabinet changes Franco
had made since Feb. 25, 1957.
The changes, which had been
expected, were regarded as based
on Franco’s desire to strengthen
the Council of Ministers and not
resulting from any crisis.
One government observer said,
“it looks like the monarchists, the
church and the army all came out
substantially ahead at the ex
pense of the right-wing Falangists.
All in all, it looks like Franco is
political as well as economic.”
The old-line Falangists lost three
civilian posts. There appeared to
be a clear gain in prestige for the
Catholic action group and the Ro
man Catholic Church.
OIL AND GAS LEASE SALE
WIIL ASSURE STATE’S
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
JUNEAU UPl — The results of
Wednesday’s oil and gas lease sale
will assure completion of the
state’s minimum capital improve
ment obligations through fiscal
1946, Gov. Wm. Egan said yester
day.
The chief executive also said
the $15.7 million in bonus money
received in the Anchorage lease
sale on submerged lands in Cook
Inlet will help provide for the
full development of the state’s
natural and human resources.
“The oil industry’s faith in Alas
ka has helped us during the tran
sitional period,” Egan said, “and
Wednesday’s sale attest to the
benefits which accrue when the
state has the power to d> velop its
own realistic land laws."
Egan said the results of the sale
also demonstrated that the oil
firms operating in tin state be
lieve Alaska has a good business
climate.
THE
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH \
WELCOMES
☆ YOU ☆
• SUNDAY
Sunday School 10 a.m.
(Currently studying the j
Book of Exodus)
Worship Service 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service " p.m.
© WEDNESDAY
Bible Study anti
Prater Service ” p.m.
'Currently studying the
Book of Ephesians'
© FRIDAY
Good News Club for
All Boys and Girls 3 p.m.
“AH of the Bible
for
All of the People”
Bob Leighl, Missionary Pastor
M11 i i .aKV I> < )! I ()i
MOi \S* TH \P HI S1\TI SS
WASHINGTON - “The mili
tary is out of t .0 mou.-ctrap busi
ness,” a Defense Supply Agency
spoke: man proclaimed Thursday.
This cairn to light when a news
man checked a report that the
Pentagon': giant purchasing agen
cy had '‘unified'' the rat-and
rnouse catching devices used by
all the services.
At first, the spokesman said he
wasn't up on the mousetrap situa
tion. But he’d look into it.
Sure enough, the number of trap
styles had been pared from five
to two — one for rats, one for
mice.
Looking deeper, the official
found that his agency had handed
over the entire military rat-mouse
trap buying responsibility to the
General Services Administration.
Tiie GSA is the federal house
keeping agency.
Generally, federal agencies put
up a fight before giving up any
of their powers.
But not in this ease. An inter
agency committee sat down sol
emnly to discus^ the issue. And
the shift went off without a ripple.
Fine Job Printing At The Nugget
OUR S AV I O R ' S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
John L. Maakestad, Pastor
SUNDAY
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Sermon, "Jesus Expects Purity,"
Matthew 5:28-30.
Luther League Committee
2:30 p.m.
Evening Service, "When Chris
tains Say Goodbye," 7:30
WEDNESDAY
Mid-week Meeting and Prayer,
THURSDAY
Luther League 7:40 p.m.
I Hi R* port Shows t M • y r
( limes () cur liven Minute
WASHINGTON UP> — The FAf
reported yesterday that f■ ;jr u
jur crime a minute were com
mitted in the United States la.-t
year — an all-time high.
Other features of the report:
• In 1961 there were an estimated
j 1,926,060 crimes of murder, forcible
I rape, robbery, aggravated assault,
burglary, larceny and auto theft.
This was a 3 per cent inert a so ov r
j the previous record set in I960.
Crimes committed by persons
under 13 rose -1 per cent over I960.
There were 71 law enforcement
officers killed last year and 13.190
assaults against police officers were
recorded — an average of 8 for
every 100 officers.
POINT LAY GIRL KILLED
BY HIGH-POWERED RIFLE
HARROW (Special! — A young
Point Lay girl was prononunced
dead on arrival at the hospital in
Fab bank- after she was at rident
ly -ho? with a high-powered rifle,
state polio * said.
The girl. Juanita Ncak<>k, w s
flown to Fairbanks from Point Lay
after the accident, which < -currcd
July 2.
Police said she was ■ * through
the hips, apparently by a young
bey. Juanita's parent- art Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Neakok.
THE CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER ')UY SAINTS
(Mormon)
Sunday Services 12 Noon
Robert Johnson Residence
Across From Nome School
Telephone — 2402
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ARCTIC COAST TOUR Fit 31 1/312
OAIFY THROUGH SFPTFMBFR 14
Fv. Fairbanks *8:00 a.m. Ar. Nome 9:10 a.m.
Fv. Nome 1:30 p.m. Ar. Kotzebue 2:15 p.m.
Fv. Kotzebue 2:45 p.m. Ar. Fairbanks *5:35 p.m.
POLAR SEA TOUR Fit .>07/508
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BFTWTFN NOMF AND BARROW VIA KOTZFBUF
ON tU: S:)AA'. THURSDAY' AM) SATURDAY
Fv. Nome 8:45 a.m. ' •*. Kotzebue 9:45 a.m.
I v. Kotzebue 10:15 a.m. Ar. Barrow 1:25 p.m.
Fv. Barrow 2:00 p.m. Ar. Kotzebue .3:10 p.m.
Fv. Kotzebue 3:40 p.m. Ar. Nome 4:40 p.m.
FLIGHT .{(W/.J10
:i >.i 4 throw,11 srPT. i
I.v. Fairbanks :;A:00 p.m. \r. Kotzebue
I.v. Km/ohi'.e i:s() p.m. Ar. Nome
I.v. Nome 6: It p.m. Ar. Fairbanks
.\L:.-k>! St.uularA l ime. AH other t'nn.s Beriii
vs() p.m.
t:15 p.m.
S p.m.
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’First In Alaska'