Police Seek Alaska Car
In Connection With
Slaying of Woman
SEATTLE (/Pi — A man driving
a small car with Alaska license
plates was sought today in the
slaying of a former North Dakota
woman who came to Seattle dur
ing the World’s Fair.
Police issued an alert for the
car, believed enroute to Alaska,
but did not say what connection
they felt the driver might have
with the case.
An autopsy yesterday in Bur
lington, 60 miles north of here
near the spot where a hunter
found Mrs. Helen Marie Finnic’s
bathrobe-clad body Saturday,
showed she apparently had been
shot to death a week earlier in
Seattle.
Mrs. Finnic, 27, mother of five
children, had been missing from
her apartment here since Oct. 27,
the date autopsy surgeon Dr. Gale
Wilson of Seattle said she evident
ly had been shot in the head. She
was last setm entering the apart
ment about 4 p.rn. after being
driven home from a party by
friends.
Police said Mrs. Finnie was sepa
rated from her husband and her
five children are in foster homes
in the Tacoma, Wn., area. She for
merly lived in Park River, N.D.
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Fairbanks Land Office
alfi Second Avenue
Fairbanks. Alaska
Date Sept. 7. 19ti2
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Carl S.
Glavinovich of Box 74. Nome. Alaska,
together with his witnesses Walter Gla
vinnvivh and Robert F. Baldwin, both
of Nome, Alaska, has filed Application
to Purchase for his Homesi'e Settlement
Claim. Fairbanks Serial Number 0917.7
for lands described as:
U.S. Survey 3'i45, Alaska, situated
adjacent to Line ’-4 Mineral Survey
No. 1140 “New E” near Nome River
along Nome-Dexter Road containing
During the period of publication or
within 30 days thereafter any person,
corporation, or association having or as
serting any adverse interest in or claim
to the tract of land or any part thereof
may file in the Fairbanks Land Office,
under oath an adverse claim setting
forth the nature and extent thereof;
and such adverse claimant shall within
fit) days after the filing of such adverse
claim, begin action to quiet, title in a
court of competent jurisdiction in Alaska
and thereafter patent shall be issued
in conformity of the final decree of
the court.
Robert F. Hilton,
Chief Lands Section
. Pub: Sept. 24. Oct. 1, fl, 15. 22, 29, Nov.
5, 12, 19, 19S2.
Synthetic Cowling
Pin Approved by ABC
The fir.si all-synthetic bowling
pin has been approved b.v Un
American Bowling Congress Board
! of Directors for use in ABC sanc
j tinned competition.
In announcing the board’s ap
| proval of the Magna pin, Frank
i Baker, executive secretary of ABC,
said:
“This development of an accept
: able synthetic or non-wood core
| pin represents another significant
milestone in the history of bowl
ing.
(Baker said this was the biggest
stride in the manufacture of bowl
ing pins since ABC approved
plastic coating of wood core pins
in 1954. The new pin consists of a
| magnesium bottle-like core covcr
: ed with a plastic type coating call
ed an elastomer. It is filled with
| a type of plastic foam material.
j examination ana testing ot the
1 Magna pin was conducted for more
than three years under supervision
of the ABC new equipment com
mittee. The scores of tens of thou
j sands of game- in special league
' and tournament play were tabu
: lated by the ABC equipment testing
: and research, department.
These tests proved that the Mag
| na pin met three basic require
: ments — the fundamental specifi
cations. pin action, durability and
| that they in no way changed the
socreability of the game.
, Tiie new pin weighs not less
i than 3 pounds, 4 ounces or more
, than 3 pounds, (i ounces.
21 Year* rf tr'flieis. unpaid,
n ice to tho Cut.
SZliQ FOR YOUR
CAT KIT TODAY!
Sabot:*!!;,s L\ / 'v. Oil
Pipelines In Yen-- /uc’a
CARACAS, Venezuela JP1
Saboteurs slipped pa.-; Venezuelan
National Guardsmen Friday night
and blew up four pipelines at a
U.S.-operated oil installation about
2(>0 miles east of Caracas, oil
company spokesmen reported Sat
urday.
It was the second time in a
week dynamiters had hit Vene
zuela's crucial oil production in
dustry. In strikes last Monday
saboteurs bombed four power
stations, temporarily paralyzing an
oil installation operated by the
Creole Petroleum Co., a subsi
darv of the Standard Oil Co. 'New
Jersey», near Lake Maracaibo.
T h e Venezuelan government
blamed the first blasts on Com
munists acting under orders fr ,
the government of Fidel Co-tro
: in Cuba.
The latest blasts hit at thiee ml
pipelines operated by the Mobil"
Oil Co., and the Texas Oil Co.,
and one gasoline line owned b.
Mene Grande, a subsidary e: '! e
Gulf Oil Co., at Puerto, La Cruz.
Four Sons in One Year
ALAMO, Ga. IfP) — A 23-year
old mother has given birth to four
. sons in less than a year. Triplets
were born to Mrs. Billie David
I Brown Sunday. Her first son,
Phillip David, was born 11 months
ago. Mrs. Blown and her new
sons—Johnny. Ronnie and Donny
—were reported doing well.
Your have a right
to have a full-time senator
Ithe qualified candidate
f T
EKAfr.
RALPH J. RIVERS
QUALIFICATIONS FOR CONGRESSIONAL
SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF ALASKA:
1. U. S. Representative during the past four years,
building up an outstanding legislative record in
Congress bv getting through the House of Repre
sentatives 40 bills and amendments of specific
importance to Alaskans, while at the same time
rendering all other Congressional services to
the people of Alaska.
2. Law practice in Alaska for many years.
PUBLIC OFFICES HELD
MUNICIPAL and LOCAL
3. Mayor of Fairbanks
4. President, League of Alaskan Cities
5. U.S. Attorney at Fairbanks
TERRITORIAL
6. Attorney General of Alaska
"A Legislative Counsel for Alaska
8. Senator, 1955 Legislature
9. Chairman, Employment Securiyt Board
10. Vice-Pres., Alaska Constitutional Convention
11. U. S. Representative - elect under the Alaska
Tennesse Plan, working in Washington, D. C.,
in 1957 and 1958 for passage of the Alaska
Statehood Act.
FEDERAL
U.S. Attorney at Fairbanks, as noted above
U. S. Representative during the 86th and 87th
Congress, as above noted.
Lowell Thomas Jr.
Qualifications for Congressional
Service to the People of Alaska:
1. Photographer in Alaska for
two years.
2. World traveler for 20 vears.
•Nome Committee for Rivers
-Gvcsf
Ss Sverttkal'i
-By Rov. \
Executive Director
National Council of Cl'tr:hi
Discussion
f ;f fv -» p> ■: - * f 1 -■! •, y
■ W ; /O’ 1 j ^
<’m. H. Genne__
Dept, of Family Life
oj Chvi.-t in the United St
tes
The intense.* reset ions shared
by recent reports that 63
women were sterilized at a
county hospital in Warrenton.
Virginia, reflects more than
merely high emotional feelings
about birtn control.
The situation indicates need
for wider understanding of
progress made in family plan
ning methods in recent year. .
In the strictest sense, steriliza
tion is simply one for: 1 of
birth control.
The idea of voluntary ster
ilization may be repugnant to
many persons, but it is 1
ically accepted as a contracep
tive technique and is approved
—in certain specific im ’an es
by many religious ie.m orx.
Experts estimate that approx
imately 75,000 per.-mi- are
sterilized each year. Ti re are
an estimated 1,1 0,000 c ; ,,m
in this country who haw t
sterilized.
Last year, • Nati rial
Council of Churcln n " ■ s’
mg 37 milUon a . i
Protestant der.< e mat is
this country, ticks, eve dge i :h, i
voluntary ster us ition
legitimate =-opr.;• o-li of f, w;\
planning. T'he Counci st m
ment conformed to the accepted
Protostan! view tii it it si tin*
motive, rather than fv method,
which determines 4 re "right- ,
ness" or "wrongm• " of family
planning.
But, as the Council pointed
out: "We are constrained to
point out the hazards of ster-.
ili/.ation and to stress the pos
sibility of its use only after trie
most thoughtful con- i -rati n
of all factors involved."
Sterilization is indu ated only
if other measures cannot be
applied, have failed, or have
proven unsatisfactory. Even
then, it should be used only
when there is probability of
transmission of hereditary de
lects, when pregnancy could
injure the wife’s health, or
when \j.. , ment.ii! or emo
tional a: n.-mt would prevent
a mother and father from
filling the responsibilities of
uarenthood.
Sterilization is n >t indicated
n cases of temporary economic
:11 flicullie:-: nor simply because
a couph- feels unready t<-. a -
-urne parental n t> risibilities.
Any use of .-.t-w i.zation, ex
■( pt as a last resort, is no
onger indi< »ted, in my op;n. <n,
m view of the progress made
n just the past several years
in development of inexpensive,
i".active, easv-to-use and es
die: really- acceptable ten's,-- . ary
neasures — measures a! ch
.-ven those at the i .w.-. ‘ .cor- *
ind intelligence levels an
.-m ploy.
For rxampl' I-. - . u::\ h
Me;if al Ass 'an 11 , . . h
■ '-c.piTatf - w:;a tne • ’ ;
’ luncil of Cl urches, tin ;,o: r
lore shin a d a arge quantity
it Et-iko, a v a • :i:! y - d eve loped
. ' eh ' :ve- ne: ■ 1 i or.
iiv'u ptive fi am to u: - : •
• a un r: - wnh inch. rib.
in I'uei.o Hico alone,
. n 30.000 pt .sons nr ■ usmg
mis ns dc. >d of pops' - son
.-<■ ii;: p il. Ou ■ • : n n. e -Os - vs
t hat even the iov. c-:-t ::iwme,
iv ut-rnotivatcd, 1- \v( t-iw/m
gerK o fan ;]i s can -.w1 v:!i
us'- ibis m; '.Is Even w;
purcb.ased at dru; a -re ■ x. s.
such a met hue tan ■ t i
than SI.00 a m-.-nth. In 'me n i
12 months, Inlerchuivh ,.>d
ical Assistance bt>' cis'.rib's.'!-d
thousands of boftks of
foam t«> 10 countries v.here t ■
population explosion cre
ating the severest prob'c*
With such simple device . tim
need for medical instru- tnn
or supervision is elirrht: *• ..
Doctors themselves state tiiat
distribution and instruction c: i
i be accomplished by those wit a
no medical training—thus mak
ing broader use possible.
BANKS WILL REMAIN
OPEN ON ELECTION DAY
JUNEAU i/P' — The State’s Di
rector of Banking, Robert Butler,
said today that all banks will re
main open tomorrow, general
election day in Alaska.
Butler said the state’s banks
would be closed on Monday, Nov.
12, in observance of Veterans Day,
j a legal holiday in Alaska.
Veterans Day actually is Nov.
11. a Sunday, but state law pro
; vides that when a legal holiday
! falls on Sunday, not only is that
j Sunday considered a holiday, but
1 the following Monday is considered
| a legal holiday as well.
In Iraq, a man can’t bring home
i a second bride until he first proves
I in court that he can afford to
| support two wives.
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