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WASHINGTON ,? - Pan Am
erican Airways and Wien Alaska
Airlines, Inc., have applied to the
Civil Aeronautics Board to trans
fer some service in Alaska from
Pan American to Wien.
The two airlines asked CAB ap
proval of their agreement to trans
fer to Wien the present air service
ef Pan Am between Juneau, White
Horse and Fairbanks.
A hearing on this application
has been scheduled for Oct. 29 be
fore examiner William J. Madden.
Leller-size and legal file folders
al The Nugget
Plastic Eag Fatal to Child
PALISADES PARK N.J. .V -
Three year-old Harry Rosay Jr..
was playing "spaceman" in the
bedroom of the Rosay home ves
terday.
When his mother left the house.
Harry slipped a plastic dust cover
from a phonograph record and
placed it over his head as make
believe space helmet.
The mother returned after 10
minutes to find her son suffocated.
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
Howard L. DeVore, Pastor
SUNDAY. OCT. 21
Church School—10:00 a.m.
Divine Worship—11:00 a.m.
Dr. Robert Fenslermacher will
deliver morning message
Vespers Service 7:30 p.m.
"The Grasshooper Complex"
Mrs. Howard DeVore
®: 'I have a lot of little . ■
around my forehead and ch,r
anyth/ng-or will they jusr gc
AiThey might be warning jc
that your skin is on the ■■■
of being disturbed Tv ;r
you should:
1. Let your doctor determ,re - e r nor
nature of your problem and preccr.Ue '
a course of treatments.
2 Kelp uourself by kee: ■ g your ^ r
skin and hn ■ ,e. :'fr. *'
your face vvifn your ha nos
4 £at more fresh fruits and veg*.ta.
fewer rich desserts or neavy fr.eu >
5. Make sure you get at least einht
hours sleep every night.
6. Try not to worry about yo~r
schoolwork, your social life c
ici:- anneara^cs.
1. If you wear a cc.rp.ex cn covc
choose a medicated pressed powder
that will both protect and beautify
your skin. Angel Tace, for one, doesn't
have a trace of medicinal odor-so
you won't be sacrificing glamor
when you wear it.
® Copyright 196? Pond’s Good Grooming Service 149
m
Kennedy Thanks E^an fo;
Support of Alaska CEi/err
AXCHOPAGE .■? President
• Kennedy expo ;•,i his thanks
! Gov. Wm. Egan Thursday for as
. suring Kennedy of r- u support of
| Alaska's citizens for the President’s
1 action in ordering an arms block
| adi of Cuba.
i In a tek ,ram to Egan, Kennedy
! said:
"I wish to oxpres; to '.-on md
t ie peoph of Alaska my gratitude
for your message of support and
confidence in the current interna
tional crisis.
"It is most heartening to have
this expression of national unity
and this evidence of our common
purpose during these critical days."
E an had wired Kennedy Tues
day. the day after Kennedy an
nounced the arms blockade.
Philippines Bar Communists
MANILA. Philippines i.-P —- Tea
Philippine government bane.! id
zens of Communist countries
terclay from entering the c
as a security measure until
war tension subsides.
The sole exception ; Communist
country representatives serving the
United Nations and its specialized
agencies.
Ernest Gruening to the Senate
Ralph River, to the House and here
with ate my reasons for my opposi
itiated farts a, it
The Enablir
i!1 trial Eeri
er of Simon,
Act
■■ and Ho:,-e
the no mb”
■ lature was
day, \vi‘ h r
rnor might
nembers.
He
3f» dav
ember.
<:• office
Senator
I had t<
_. nd.
When the members had been sworn
in. by the Secretary of the Territory,
and the Senate organized, I asked
for and was granted the privilege
of the ' , and asked that Atfy.
Genera! Ralph Rivers be brought be
fore the Senate few qi estioning as
to the legality of seating men
a see-tal session, when the lav
finally stated that the gove; no
aga'n rail them, suiting at the time
that there were six members who
had been sworn in with wh r I hod
never sat in a session with HE TORE
S' hew could I be sitting with them
AG AIM?
His reply was to the effect that I
was confusing tenure of office with
term of office—and went on to say
that the call was perfectly legal—I
replied I was not confusing tenure
nor term of office at all. but stating
m.v whole action on that word
AGAIN’ I have never sat with these
six people BEFORE so under any
interpretation I could not be sitting
with them AGAIN.
Eater in the session a test was
made before Judge Foltn. whose de
cision and reasoning published in
Alaska Reports No. 12. upon pages
440 and 441: in which he stated as
follows: "Obviously the word again
in the foregoing provision would he
meaningless if any extraordinary ses
sion of the legislature was called
subsequent to the issuance of the
certificates of election or before the
convcnir. i of the regular session
—accordingly it is my opinion that
the extraordinary session was not
constituted in accordance with law."
Mr. Gruening as governor and Mr.
Rivers as attorney general had taken
the oath of office to uphold and de
fend the laws of the United States
as we legislators had done.
In my opinion it was a gross vio
!,i‘;nn of their oath of office when
they undertook to get around the
law to accomplish some nurpose of
their own. If Mr. Rivers, as an at
torney. did not know ’hat what he
had stated was illegal, it would in
dicate lie was not versed in law.
If he yielded to pressure from
Gov. Gruening motivated by actions
to give him stricter hold on the leg
islature. then Gov. Gruening was
guilty of not living up to his oath
of office and Mr. Rivers of not stand
ing up to him.
A man is known by hi? acts — any
citizen can go into the law bbrary.
take this volume, and read Judge
Fnlta’s decision.
To me a lie is a statement made
to deceive one entitled to know the
facts. All I ask is that when you
come to vote, do not be led to vote
for •hem for party reasons nor ridi
culing of the opponents, but to
fudge them by what is a proven
fact as what they did.
I have lived at Nome for H2 years,
know many of you personally, and
at no time in my life have I ever
knowingly lied to you. I swear that
the above statements are true—so
let sense, not sentiment, rule your
actions and vote for the best in
terests of Alaska.
Sincerelv and respectfully yours.
— CHAS. D JONES
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Ca iita! Move Will Slow
Down New Housing Start1
HAINES .4’ Klr-wr Gagnon,
State Director for the Federal
Housing Administration, raid yes
terday then will undoubtedly be
a slow down in new housing start
authorized by the FHA :n Alaska
"until we can evaluate the impart
of a capital movement if Initiative
No. 1 passer."
Gagnon, of Anchorage, who is '
here to attend the League of Ala - j
kan Cities Convention, said in an I
interview that the capital rein- j
cation initiative "will havt a d - :
trimenta! effect on homing moth- I
; gages regardless ol' whether :•
1 passes or fails.*’
Gagnon explained that if the
initiative i> appn ived Nov. fi.
would be six years before the
actual location ol a nt v canital
"rill be known.
If the initiative fails, Gagnon
aid. "we must determine i: th
capi'al m.ovcrs plan to try again."
"J feel that if the proposal is
■ : *~oci. we will have t<i cvaiuah
i rvuy cornmunit\ in Alaska, hn-\
jit will affect new itousing star,
; and how it will a the’ tbo-a g: -1
must move to jobs at the new c;mi
t a 1 city."
Gagnon made the comments
[ alter be1 tig asked ..bout a state
1 ment attributed to Dr. Robert C. :
i Weaver. Administrator of the
! Housing and Home I-V, me, Agon-!
; cy in Fairbanks eccd r thi- week. j
Weaver wa.- quoted as s.,ying |
that the passage o; Initiative No. j
1 would ••create a emblem of a j
very .serious nature" and that |
"any siu :. move 'of e capital' •
! would hurt tim A! iska mnrtgag
j — Weekly Services —
I SUNDAY
13 • Bible School for
Children to Adults 10:00
# Worship Service 11:00
9 Gospel Sing and
Message 7 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
• Bible Study and
Prayer Service 7 p.m.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
9 Good News Club for
All Boys and Girls 4 p.m.
SATURDAY
• Teen-age Fellowship 7:30
Everybody
Always Welcome
Bob Leighl, Missionary Pastor
Drain lakrs
Mrs. Lora Jarkson
SEATTLE — Mrs Lora Thorn
hill Jackson, operator and co-own
or nf Thornhill's Boat Moorings :i
n University distric*. died of a
hear! ailment Oct. 17 at her re. i
rienee at the moorage. 1.303 N.K.
Boat St.
Furierai service.- wen held Mon
day in St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
Entombment, directed by t! e
Adam. Fork nor Funeral Home,
was held in Acacia.
Mrs. Jackson had been assoc i
a* cl in the business many years,
but took over as operator at the
death of her mother, Mrs Walter
C. Thornhill. in 1959. The mother
daughter team also owned and
operated a women's dress shop in
the Univ rsitv district several
years.
When a young; r woman, Mr .
Jackson was a singer, dance
pianist and music teacher.
A native of Minneapolis. M
luck.Min was reared in Wenatcin
She had an orchestra there wh< ■
still a to n-a.er and also taugitt
dancing, t.atei she attended die
University of Washington
Mrs. Ja kson studied and per
formed in ballet in Chicago and
New Vom. A . rnno. sin- a)- »
same and played the piano m
radio in Seattle.
Mrs. Jack-on c.d considerable
cnarpy music J, work for such
agencies try Li .hthouse for tin
Bi.'n.i a:pi for - ‘her benefits. S a
ra- .. I'm member of the Seattle
r) iy \'ur cry id a member of
' o- Epi. i pal Church.
A ferny r No-.a-. Alaska, resident
several years. Mrs. Jackson had
made her noon m Seattle mm.
than 25 years.
Survivors me a daughter. Mi -
Jacqueline 1. Hooker; a sis * r.
Mrs. R. D. McCormack, a partner
in the business, both of Seat!'. ■,
and a grandson.
Mrs. Jackson will be remember
ed hero (Nome) for her generous
help in putting on entertainments
during her residence here while
married to Grant Jackson.
OUR SAVIOR'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
5th and Bering St.
Reynold F. Wilson, Pastor
SUNDAY
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Hi Luther League Committee
2:30 p.m.
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.
TUESDAY
Jr. Hi Luther League 7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Mid-Week Meeting
and Prayer 7:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
Sr. Hi Luther League 7:30 p.m.
vote FOR