29 Kiwi Crrmans
Escape lo West
Through runnel
BERLIN i.J>! -- A group of 2!)
East Germans have escaped to
the West through the longest tun
nel vet built under the Berlin
Wall, West Berlin auth.orities an
nounced Tuesday.
The successful flight last Friday
nig't was disclosed at a news
conference by Heinrich Albert?..
West Berlin senator for Interior
Affairs. Me spoke only after the
tunnel had become unusable
through flooding.
Apparently the tunnel was not
discovered bv the East German
border guards. Albert? said, and for
this reason he gave its location
only as “somewhere on the French
dbt!
aid tiiis was
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e e;.pe to V,
Communist
months, ng >. Th<
ly reported tnnn
SI liii.
rented th
since m
wall 13
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city
y short time, de
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. detidls for fear
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A li u
i e cap was. ctisciosei
run ;• idee and Com
■v guards fought a tea
mo- C-> wall in th
nsict of R< inckendcrf
ker truck of the Wes
Berlin city administration broad
ens' m
vs across the wall into
East Berlin prompted East guards
to hurl across 23 light and two
heavy tear gas grenades, West
police said. The West Berliners
tossed back the same amount of
tear gas grenades.
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Ptarmigan for the
Wood land Park Zoo
SEA ' TEE i.-Pt — Nine unique
lagopu lagopus lagopus birds
'otherwise know as ptarmigans or
snow grouse' that are usually found
in the Arctic Circle are now part
of the Woodland Park aviary, zoo
officials announced yesterday.
Tile white - breasted, d o w n v -
footed ptarmigans were picked up
on the Kuskokwim River, north of
Bristol Bay, by Capt. Ole Sedenius
[of the fish freezing vessel. Michelle
(Eve. He turned them over to zoo
ofi icials Monday.
Sedenius, who brought the zoo
two other ptarmigans (now de
ceased' several years ago, said
the nine birds were in a very < x
! hou se ! condition when they flew
Inboard ship. Evidently, they wen1
I winging their way south for ?••;••
I winter.
FAMILY NIGHT
AT COVENANT CHURCH
T- e Covenant Church Family
j Night will start again this fall
| season tonight in the church at
1 7. Tin- special fc. lure will be tin
, : it or ing of a f ini, eolith- : "''rue
; that C an ed W Id.
:B bar 1 w n previously announced
. r t i .• fih.:, G to Go." w ■ i’ i
i bo Shown but !• cause of it, p..-,. .
- .nut! i, this so itute was
Members and friends of the!
chore are invited and urge;! to j
route with their whole families j
at 7:00 p.m.
CO MIN' and GOIN'
Ft >m Fat! banks: Mr. and Mrs.
C. Horton, Boyd Harwood, C. F.
Wylie'-. W. Lowenstein, Char. Sorn
a- rdorf, Rosier Phares, Ed Daniels,
I, r: Parker, Fran Fenton, Den
nis Suncjuist, A. Parent, J. John
From Kotzebue: Harold Little.
To Kotzebue: Larry Parker, I).
Johnson, John Wariver, Percy Ipa
look.
To Fairbanks: A. K. Payne, L.
Kost. Chas. Smith, Bill Robertson.
Sam Godfrey, Frank Fenton.
AS KOI NCIKG
Opening of Complete
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AUc*n<l Chamber
LmicSiron MrH
Mayors of three Alaskan towns
! were in attendance at the Chamber
! meet in;; on Monday. Representing
.Juneau was Mayor Trains Parker,
who stated he was her to confer
with city officials on the coming
League of Alaskan C’iti<Conven
tion at Haines and to encourage a
good representation to this im
portant meeting from all over the
state.
Jim O’Sullivan. Mayor of Una
lakhet, poke eloquently on the
needs of our neighboring commu
nity. part icularly the pioneer road
from Unalakket to Kaltng, urging
the support of the Nona f '. •
of which Unalakkvt i a .
Ti e Si tv nd need is 1ir,t e
ye a- high w mol instead t ■
presi nt two seal- , •
t
iisnmg commeicl: Ih has
d income for the pe||lc
imumty.
Don Hoover, of Nome
cai; ■: a;: n1 ion t-> m I. ...-.oil
Ton!:.-.- iihn, -Alaska ' Bri vf. t
Star," which was produced jointly
tiro Alaska Banker ' As a. and
tire State Chandler of Commerce.
A cape is available, he staled, for
showing by local groups for the
purpose of raising funds for worthy
projects.
An interesting group of visitors
at the meeting, was the production
crew for the Japanese TV and
Broadcasting Co., who are doing
a story on Alaska filmed in Alas
ka. The director, Mr. Tomahica,
addressed the Chamber, stating
that the result of the trip which
will take them throughout the state
will he a series of 1G stories, co
ordinated like American TV shows.
He stated that Japan and Alas
ka have much in common as
Alaska has the raw material which
Japan needs and the Japanese
people are interested in this state
which lies between Japan and the
other parts of the North American
continent.
Dick Hering, forester for the
Alaska Pulp Mills, which are own
ed by Japanese, stated that 130
million feet of lumber are cut in
Alaska annually under a 50-year
contract with the National Forest
Service. Spruce has proven very
successful for the pulp necessary
for the rayon industry in Japan
and also for paper and cellophane.
The hemlock of Southeastern Alas
ka has not proven to be suecess
a perp
of the
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Nixon Calls for
Stronger Action Against
I Communist Cuba Buildup
! LOS ANGELES 'J? Richer :
i Nixon called TucsHay for Wronger
! ; I'iion to prevent a Con : minis:
ar:o • buildup in Cuba end d he
'■'■'ill support Pi •• ident Kennedy
in any such action the Pie. idon‘
d< e:ns ncccs: ary.
The Republican candidate h >r
governor sal-d !U. root vitb Ken
nedy April 20 last ( an. d e
aft* r t hi Cuban inn . n in ."
and:
"1 mad a per: nnal c a n * ivn'
t . ' " I ’nd i I'd . • > •
action he considered re ■ ary to
(■ sntain a Con rnun At h< :<■' hmi i:
Cm ...
"To.lay I i eiteratc tha r •
The form* r Vic. P -'a ww
i of n.nau Sw,net tn.-e..
■ ' •* Vc'.vs,<r on
Alaska unities
‘)raw s r raud \ vv (m cn (
a UN FAC A - ' d :a
jury - • r M ■.. a •
1 - i : 15-.. 1 n a. tra
■Jersey nra>w i!er who ; del a n:u: n
! t entitled “J. n On a d: s in
Ala-ica."
dhe pamjI'nlet dree the fire of
‘ at*' ol; .dais, wl ■ ■ .A. ,n ■ it i:
represented opportunities and high
alaries t< be found in Al; ska.
Chief Postal Inspector 11. B.
1 b ' v . n h s* ; Gov. Wn . Eg;\:.
- a iii' ln.-.ietrncm vw ■ ri t ;rned
Sept. 12 a; oust .1» ■ - I. Piukus, ■
(.ncrator m the Practical Ibwarrh
Co.
iul to date iaiwever, he .gated.
The opening of this industry
with Japan has been mutually
beneficial, he stated, as imports
are brought back on the ships from
Japan and such things as cars,
pianos, cameras and many other
items are now being brought into
Alaska. The pay roll of $10,000,000
a year has also been an important
factor in the opening of the trade
with Japan.
Other guests at the meeting
were Bob Doull of the Housing and I
Home Finance Corp. and Barbara
Dimock of Anchorage.
Prospects Look (iood
For JFK Visit to ( 21
SEATTLE A I’n : Presi
dent K< nbrn/. v. ijl v: it the World'
r air bf•!■ r it cToyi,- art.- "jnocl,
in m,\ epininn,” E%v(-n Di: ■ . n; ,
the Fair's general manager, >:<t
Tuesday.
"Wi t.i] ; (Arve ' .»• Pi, .,; t
1 i: 1 (a in i f >rt ■ ! h. Fair fain ’’
Dingwall said.
The President's pr-'ss secretar-. „
Pur:; SklmL-r, w jutted l-\
t lie S> a * t St * Tapes savi'p at
p n
• 10'
VILL AD DREG.
R CONVENT!', e
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Herbert Tan
t *. ! 1 STATES
. T u> THi INTF ■!!
LAND M VTViEMENT
n . k s i .and Oft - e
Si red Avrnip
rh.mks. Alaska
Date 1 iv ■ . 1902
LOR PUBLICATION
e relic given that G<
of H;a 1 v Cross A -ka.
Ill I- : far . T- lin :■ la-d
u.s s I .1 \ :... a a, • k I
a*nd ini Pa- right bank .if tin- Iiwnko
KiVf'i' and on tlu- left bank of
a! i :n the village of Holikachuk.
Alaska, containing Ik.44 acres.
Dwrtng tin' period of publication or
within tin da> s thereafter any person,
corpora! ton. or association having or as
sert live 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
fid days after the filing of such adverse
claim, begin action to quiet title in a
court of competent jurisdiction in Alas
ka and thereafter patent shall be issued
m conformity with the final decree of
the court.
Daniel A. Jones.
Manager
Pub: Sept. 19. 26, Oct. 3. 10. 17. 24,
31, Nov. 7, 14, 1962.
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