IOY KOHLER IS NHW
AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA
WASHINGTON l/P' — President •
Kennedy yesterday chose Foy D.
Kohler, Assistant Secretary of ,
State for European Affairs, to suc
ceed Llewellyn E, Thompson as j
Ambassador to Russia.
Thompson has represented the j
United States in Moscow for just
over five years.
The White House said Thomp
son would return to the United
States for reassignment in the
State Department.
Kohler, who has been in the
Foreign Service since 1931, became
Assistant Secretary for European
Affairs in December, 1959 -—- a
month before Kennedy took office.
Kohler speaks Russian. He ac
companied the President and Sec
retary of State Dean Rusk to Eu
rope last year, when the President
met Soviet Premier Khrushchev,
French President De Gaulle, and
British Prime Minister MacMillan.
THWART SUICIDE LEAP
NEW YORK W — A quick
acting crane operator, aided by a
policeman, forestalled a threatened
suicide leap by a woman perched
on the windowsill of her fifth
floor apartment Thursday.
Dominick Amendolara of East
Meadow, N.Y., was at the controls
of his 80-ton crane when he saw
Ellen Anderson, 66, on the sill.
She had screamed to a crowd be
low, “I'm going to jump.”
Amendolara wheeled his boom
close to the woman, frightening
her off the sill.
Meanwhile, detective Daniel
Keogh raced upstairs to the wom
an’s apartment. She was taken to
Bellevue Hospital for observation.
It was Mark Twain who ob
served, “There are several good
protections against temptation, but
the surest is cowardice.”
BIBLE BAPTIST
CHURCH
@ SUNDAY
Sunday School—10:00 a.m.
Morning Service—11:00 a.m.
Evening Service — 7:00 p.m.
• WEDNESDAY
Bible Study and Prayer
Meeting—7:00 p.m.
• FRIDAY
Boys and Girls Good News
Club 3:00 p.m.
Youth Fellowship—7:00 p.m.
Rev. Bob Leight
Missionary Pastor •
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC PROCEEDINGS I
In accordance with requirements of
Chapter IT!. SLA 1 !».'>!). notice is hereby j
given of a pnhlie proceeding to be held !
at 10:00 o'clock n.m. on the loth day j
of August. lfifil! by the State of Alaska. ,
Department of Public Works. Division of)
Aviation, at .'>23 Eighth Avenue. Anchor- j
age, Alaska, for the purposes of repeal- .
ing, amending and adopting parts or all
of Title 14, Chapter 3. SubChapter 5 of
the Alaska Administrative Code.
The action so noticed will proceed |
under authority granted by 32-3A-5 1C1 ■
ACLA Cum Supp. as amended. The pro- |
visions of law which will be imp'.e- !
men ted, interpreted, or made specific by j
the noticed action are contained in |
32-3A-6 A Cl. A Cum Supp. as amended,
and which grant authority to the named
agency to plan, establish, construct, en- ;
large, improve, maintain, equip, operate, j
regulate, protect and police airports and
air navigation facilities; and may. bv j
sale, lease, or otherwise, dispose of any i
such property, airport, air navigation j
facility, or portion thereof or interest j
therein; and may enter into contracts, I
leases, and other arrangements granting |
the privilege of using . . . such airport
... or any portion or facility thereof
or space therein for commercial or gov
ernmental purposes.
The proposed action, if taken, will
extend the use of airport lands and
facilities to the public on a uniform and
equal basis, will regulate the uses of
such land and facilities, provide for
leases and permits, and charge reason
able rents and fees for such use or
privilege in order to recover costs of
construction. maintenance and opera
tion as far as is reasonable and prae
t icable.
At. or any time prior to. the time,
place and date of the above noticed
proceeding, any interested person shall
have opportunity to present statements,
arguments, or contentions by reducing
such statements, arguments or conten
tions to writing and filing them with
the Hearing Officer. Division of Avia
tion, 523 Eighth Avenue, Anchorage,
Alaska.
Copies of the proposed regulations will
lie mailed upon request from this date
forward.
Any individual desiring to discuss the
proposed regulations with the agency
is invited to do so at his convenience.
Issued this 27th day of June. 19(i2 at
Anchorage, Alaska.
Eugene G. Roguszka. Director,
Division of Aviation
COMMUNITY
j METHODIST CHURCH
i Howard L. DeVore, Pastor
SUNDAY. JULY 8. 1962
Church School 9:45 a.m.
Divine Worship 11:00 a.m. Ser
mon: "Lei Ihe Church Help You."
Sunday Vespers 7:00 p.m. On ihe
beach at Fori Davis all people are
invited to attend and share in the
inspiration of song, scripture and
the Word of God. Any who need
transportation may meet at the
church before 6:30 p.m.
Sermon: "You Christian are the
Rock."
The pastor will receive callers
mornings 9 to 12 a.m. at the church
and other limes by appointment.
Call 2277 or 2865. Visitors at the
parsonage are welcome at all limes.
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river
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48. Reverberate 56. Travel
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Pattern 53. Rare gas
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ment
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4. Therefore
5. Wily
6. State
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11. Ripping
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30. Attire
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32. Shelter
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name
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dramas
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divisions
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BY VI. UN I (). MARTIN
Republican for Governor
Alaskans have always faced
a gross inequity in basic fed
eral tax structure. The goods we
buy, the services we need, ike
rents we pay, cost 50' more
than in Seattle. In Seattle a
family can live reasonably wed
on $5,000 per year; the federal
income tax would be $420. To in
crease the take home pay 50'
would require a salary of $8,000
and a tax of SI 19(5. Thus our tax
is 300 k of the Seattle tax. This
is nothing more nor less than a
federal tax on the privilege of
living in Alaska. If we compared
Alaska with other areas in the
south 48 the inequity would be
greater.
I he federal government is
well aware of the situation. Its
employes receive a 2a' - tax free
cost of living allowance. This is
right and proper and should be
continued. But I feel, too, that
Mr. and Mrs. Average Citizen
also have their problems with the
higher cost of living and should
receive a tax adjustment.
A simple solution is to key ex
emptions and rates to the cost of
living so that a man will pay no
more income tax to live rea
sonably well in one state than
he would in another. The inequi
ties of our income tax structure
are nation wide but Alaska is
the hardest hit of all and must
lead the way to tax reform. As
governor of Alaska, I will make
it my duty to lead tins battle,
i advert isement written and paid .or
by Verne O. Martini
The correct lucky rabbit’s foot
should be a back paw. Most such
commercial luck charms are made
from the front foot, as the back one
is usually too large to fit in the
purse or pocket.
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Mhllivr, .spots i \ \j \sk \
JUNE ALT vV - - The S’.do D
parte ('lit o. ;;f.fi (Tamo .wr
it relay i. s-m I, in 1; . Ml cji;.a:ifiti• .
a guide to roadside fishing (pots
in all area of Ala-ka heavily
traveled by touri.-t .
The 42-page booklet, prepared
under toe supervision of Director
Alex II. McCrea of the Sport Fi-.h
Div ision, contains maps of rivers
reeks and lakes along the Alaska
road system and tells anelcrs what
they may expect to catch, and
when.
McCrea said the pris'd;, was
limited because of the cos*. The
guide, he said, is the first compre
hensive compilation of fishing in
formation designed for highway
travelers.
"We are attempting t< in.Am
th'-m available to anglers who wiil
actually be traveling the highway
n Alaska,” McCrea said.
The guides will be di.-tribeA d
by Fish and Game agents located
m highways, by field offices of tiw
Sport Fish Division and by the
State's Alaska Travel Division.
McCrea said under current plans
highway information will be ex
panded and the guide, in the fu
ture, will include marine watem
and off-the-road waters which re
quire other means of transporta
tion.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Judy Kerns, the popular auburn
hairecl Wien stewardess is engaged
to Richard Carrell Watt, according
to an announcement by the parents
of Miss Kern, Mr. and Mrs. Vaster
Kerns of Lets Animas, Col« >.
Since graduating from the Uni
versity of Alaska in 1900 she has
been with Wien Airlines. Her
fiance is a graduate student in
resource economics at the Uni
versity of Alaska. The wedding i
planned for September.
TtIF’ CHURCH OF
,F ;VS CIHHF.T VT
LATi'EA HAY SAINTS
(Mormon)
Sunday Services 12 Noon
Book of Mormon Class
ai Willie Brown's residence
above ihe Nomerama at 4:30
Robert Johnson Residence
Across From Nome School
Telephone — 2402
j i I. ) ! 1 " i I !< \ i I I ('.
MX I!)! \ < S i \K ■ 1 . S [ IVI.S
' > P<u -"Us during *i
enoe Day.
The death r ant on t
wi an a one-day obser
held.
The Nation..! Safet;. Council esti
mated earlier that during the holi
day period t'r im 6 ; in., Tue.-dav,
t<> !,:idn t Weduesda.\, the traffic
toll would fall somewhere between
110 and 150.
I; also said that nearly all of
the count ty' TO miU'i• n cars would
be on the Vo.
Traffic 143
Boating 15
Drowning 54
Miscellaneous 36
TOTAL 248
Judeptnd
;]>: nation’s
ca-Tied the
holiday
■ year
v.mce was
IX THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOR THE STATE OF A I. ASK A
SECOND .JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In 1he Matter of the Esta'e
of
MARVIN S. PETER, Deceased.
NO. 62-8P
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned. O, Few;- Fravcl, was oil
the 12th da.’, of .Fine. 1962, by an order
of the abo\ r-ent it led Coin’ appointed
Administrator of the Estate of Marvin
S. Peter. Deceased: that lie thereupon
qualified a- s ,eh Administrator in the
rn a n nor rep .ired by law. and aid
creditors of ai d persons having claims
against the said decedent are hereby re
i (piired to present their ('lain s, with the
j necessary vouchers, w i t h i n six (fii
I months from the date hereof, to the
i undersigned at the office of his attor
ney Th-mas .1 Ralmie, Box 111. Nome,
; Alaska, winch office the undersigned
! hereby de-ntnate a- in- place of busi
j ness in all matters connected with the
, said estate.
DATED at Nome. Alaska this 12th
1 day of June. 1!)(>2.
- O LEWIS TRAVEL
Pub: June 15, 22, 29. July i>, 1962.
OUR SAVIOR'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
John L. Maakesiad, Pastor
SUNDAY
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Sermon, "Christ and His
Word." Matthew 5:17-19.
Luther League Committee
2:3C p.m.
Church Council—4:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Mid-week Meeting and Prayer,
Eskimo Service—7:30 p.m.
THURSDAY
Luther League 7:40 p.m.
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THE LAND "CALIFORNIA", AFTER A
MVTVUCAL ISLAND \M A SPANISH
ii51 novel published in is go!
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MA'MOunG the body into a
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