AIR RESCUE MADE
WHITEHORSE, Y.T. UPl — A
child is in a hospital here alter
being rescued by a United States
Air Force helicopter from a sec
tion of the Alaska Highway iso
lated by washouts.
The RCMP said a family from
the United States, travelling by
car, was trapped on the Alaska
Highway between flooded sections
of the road this week. The infant ^
member of the iamBy urgently re
quired treatment for an asthmatic
condition.
A U.S. helicopter, which had
been operating in the area, picked
up the child and took him to
Whitehorse. The family was not
identified.
Licensing of Fish and Game
Transferred to Revenue Dept.
JUNEAU UPl — The Licensing
Division of the Department of Fish
and Game has been transferred to
the Department of Revenue ac
cording to the Commisioner of
Revenue.
Effective immediately all fish
and Game licenses may be ob
tained only from the Department
of Revenue.
They were formerly issued by
the Department of Fish and Game, i
Notices have been sent to all
revenue offices in the State of
the change.
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NEHRU ASSAILS U.S.
AND BRITIAN FOR
ANTI-INDIAN ATTITUDE
NEW DELHI, India UPl — Prime
Minister Nehru asserted Saturday
the United States and Britain
have always adopted an anti-In
dian attitude on almost all mat
ters that have been of passionate
interest to us
Winding up debate on foreign
sffsirs 1st Psrlisnisntj N^hm
ly assailed U.S. stands on Goa,
India’s dispute with Pakistan over
Kashmir, and the possible Indian
purchase of Mig jet fighters from
Moscow. He drew vigorous ap
plause and a unanimous vote of
confidence.
Good will for the United States,
built up over the years, is in dan
ger of being “washed away” by
such actions as U.N. Ambassador
Adlai Stevenson’s speech on Goa
last December, Nehru said. Steven
son criticized India for using force
in seizing Goa from Portugal.
The speech “hurt us, annoyed
us, irritated us and angered us,”
Nehru heatedly declared..
Need Permission . . .
KEY WEST, Fla. ffi — Cubans
have been told that from now on
they’ll need government permis
sion to chop down a tree.
Havana radio announced Friday
the National Institute of Agrarian
Reform has classified forests and
orchards as public utitlities and
has taken jurisdiction over them.
The ruling applies even to trees
on privately owned farms, the radio
said.
NOTICE
"Notice, real estate examina
tions will be given July 28, 1962
at Anchorage, Kodiak, Fairbanks,
Nome, Ketchikan, Sitka and Ju
neau.
"Written application must be
filed with A. K. Romick, Commis
sioner of Commerce, P.O. Box 2259,
Juneau, not later than July 20.
1962.
"Information may be obtained
from any member of the Real
Estate Examining Board: Vernon
E. Haik, P.O. Box 1517, Anchorage;
John W. Pasley. P.O. Box 2233.
Fairbanks; Ray R. Reagan, 431
Dock Street, Ketchikan."
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Fastest Man On
Wheels Will Try to
Set Speed Record
By Gerald B. Trapp
BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS,
Utah {&> — The world’s fastest man
on wheels, Mickey Thompson, will
climb into his 400 mph racer for
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attempt at at the world’s land
speed record.
Thompson’s heavy foot and sure
hand guided his 3,000 horsepower
Blue Challenger I through the one
mile speed trap at these western
Utah salt flats at 406.6 miles per
hour in the summer of 1960.
But his car conked out on the
return run required for a record by
the United States Auto Club.
Thompson wants one more chance
at the 394.1 mph mark held since
1947 by the late Sir John Cobb
of England.
“Record breaking becomes a
monster once you get started,”
Thompson said after a trip here
to check the salt. “You break one
and try for another, and another,
and another. You’ve got to quit
sometime.”
But Mickey will have plenty to
do in his Mickey Thompson Enter
prises at Long Beach, Cain:., where
he builds racing cars. (He had two
entered in the Indianapolis 500
this year.)
Thompson wants to break two
other records this year.
He will try July 15 to capture
the Class D standing start mark
held since 1939 by a German. The
attempt will be made at March
Air Force Base in California. Then
he will come here for his assault
on the salt.
His third goal is a distance rec
ord — “I’ve never set one.” He
hopes to zip around a 10-mile cir
cular track here for one hour at
an average of 140 mph in a stock
car.
With the addition of Thompson,
the salt will sizzle with speed for
at least six weeks this summer.
At least two jet racers and pos
sibly a couple more will blast
across the flats this summer.
A Los Angeles driver, Craig
Breedlove, will bring a three-wheel
jet July 30-Aug. 4. He will be fol
lowed by Dr. Nathan Ostich, a Los
Angeles dentists, who will return
with his jet Aug. 6-11.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by
order of the Superior Court for the
State of Alaska, Second Judicial Dis
trict, the undersigned has been appoint
ed Administratrix of the Estate of
RHEA M. MULLALY, deceased, No.
62-9-P. All persons having claims against
the said estate should present them
with proper vouchers, within six (6)
months from the date hereof to the
undersigned at the office of McNealy,
Merdes & Camarot, Attorneys at Law,
for the said estate, Box 1912, Fairbanks,
Alaska, which office is hereby desig
nated as the place where the principal
business of said estate will be conducted.
DATED at Nome, Alaska, this 5th
day of June, 1962.
/s/ Evelyn K. Mullaly,
Administratrix
Pub: June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 1962.
NOTICE
Pursuant to the requirements ol
Chapter 20# SLA 1961# notice is
hereby given that the Commie
sioner of Public Works for the
State of Alaska has determined
that it is not feasible for the staff
of the Department to perform cer
tain engineering work associated
with many of the future construc
tion projects at or near the follow
ing locations: Anchorage. Angoon.
Baranof, Bethel# Ctaig, Dillingham,
Fairbanks. Funter Bay. GambelL
Hawk Inlet# Homer, Homer (Be
luga Lake). Hoonah# Kake, Kassan#
Kotzebue. Lake Hood. McCarthy,
Noalak, Ouzinkie, Pelican, Sand
Point, and Wrangell. It is intended
that any engineering contracts en
tered into with private engineer
shall be done on a ne
NEW PEACE CORPS
PROJECT IN BRAZIL
The Peace Corps has accepted
an invitation from the govern
ment of Brazil to send 163 volun
teers to assist the Sao Francisco
Valley Commission, Brazil, in the
integrated development of the 2,000
mile long river valley. This pro
gram will affect, directly 5Vi? mil
lion people who now live in the
valley area.
Volunteers will be assigned to
agriculture extension work, rural
development, rural electrification,
irrigation, health education, sani
tation and social work. The project
requires 89 agricultural special
ists and workers with training and/
or experience in various agricultu
ral, forestry and home economics
skills, 13 electrical engineers and/
or electricians, 1 dentist, § nurses,
8 medical technicians, 10 health
and social workers, 15 mechanics,
2 marine diesel repairmen, 4 radio
technicians, 4 cottage industry in
structors, 3 geologists, 3 well dig
gers, 2 fishing technicians, one
carpenter, one cotton textile work
er, and one audio-visual specialist.
DOCTOR CONVICTED
OF FALSE BOMB REPORT
SAN FRANCISCO W — Dr.
Olewig Von Roos, a California Tech
rocket scientist, was convicted
Friday of falsely reporting a bomb
was in his luggage aboard a plane.
Von Roos, 37, made his “joking”
remark to Miss Janice Evanson, 24,
stewardess aboard a Seattle to Los
Angeles plane March 18.
U.S. Bist. Judge Michael Roche,
who heard the case without a jury,
found Von Rooss guilty after the
German-born scientist’s attorney
argued that it was “a crummy
joke” but there was no intent to
harm anybody.
Judge Roche set July 2 for sen
tencing. The maximum penalty
for conviction on the charge, <
misdeameanor, is one year in jai
and $1,000 fine.
INSURANCE REQUIRED TO
TRAVEL ON B.C.’s HWYS.
J. B. Loonman, Director, Divi
sion of Insurance, Alaska Depart
ment of Commerce, has received
from the provincial government
. of British Columbia, the follow
ing information of interest to
Alaska drivers.
Those who wili be driving on
the highways of British Columbia,
will have to carry insurance on
their vehicles with inclusive limits
of $25,000. Motor vehicle liability
(pink) cards evidencing the issu
ance of insurance in this amount
may be obtained from local Alaska
insurance agents. Should a resi
dent of Alaska need additional in
surance coverage to meet the min
imum requirements, their local in
surance agent should be contacted
and the necessary additional cover
age can be supplied at reasonable
cost.
This information is being made
available so that Alaskans may
be familiar with British Columbia
requirements and take the neces
sary steps to comply, prior to driv
ing in the province.
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Lv. Nome 1:30 p.m. Ar. Kotzebue 2:15 p.m.
Lv. Kotzebue 2:45 p.m. Ar. Fairbanks *5:35 p.m.
POLAR SEA TOUR Fit 507/508
THREE TIMES A WEEK JUNE 4 THROUGH SEPT. 5
BETWEEN NOME AND BARROW VIA KOTZEBUE
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Lv. Nome 8:45 a.m. Ar. Kotzebue 9:45 a.m.
Lv. Kotzebue 10:15 a.m. Ar. Barrow
1:25 p.m.
Lv. Barrow 2:00 p.m. Ar. Kotzebue 3:10 p.m.
Lv. Kotzebue
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JUNE 4 THROUGH SEPT. 5
Lv. Fairbanks *3:00 p.m. Ar. Kotzebue
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