Bids Invited for Alaska
Court System Building
At Anchorage
Gov. Wan. Egan said that bids
have now been invited for a new
Alaska Court System -building in
Anchorage.
The Governor said that he had
been informed by Floyd Guertin,
Commissioner of the State De
partment of Administration, that
bid invitations have been issued
for a March 2nd bid opening. They
ask for price quotations on both
20 and 25-year leases for the
building which would be erected
with private capital.
Hie first floor will contain two!
Magistrate’s Courts and office j
space, the second floor will con- i
tain four Superior Courts, one
courtroom to serve as either a
Superior or Supreme Court, and
office space, while the third floor
will contain a library and more
office space. In addition to the
Department of Law, the Service
Section of the Department of
Pubic Safety, and the Youth and
Adult Authority of die Depart
ment of Welfare, will have office
^aoe in the building.
j Dial 2631 for
Arctic Sanitary
Service
[School Tax Is Payable
With Filing of ’61 Return
Commissioner of Revenue Peter
Gatz reminds Alaska taxpayers
that the 1961 School Tax is pay
able with the filing of the 1961
individual income tax return on
or before April 15, 1962. Begin
ning this year, the income tax
return provides space for both the
income tax and the school tax.
Credit will be given for the
amount of income tax withheld
and the school tax withheld by
employers as shown on the Alas
ka withholding slip. Credit will
also be given self-employed per
sons and federal employes who
have prepaid their school tax.
These credits will be offset against
the two tax liabilities leaving a
balance due or balance refundable
in the same manner as past income
tax returns.
In the past school tax has been
paid separately, either by being
collected by an employer or by
being paid before the end of the
year. This the first time that the
income tax and school tax have
been collected together.
The $10.00 Alaska school tax
is imposed on all gainfully em
ployed persons in the state 19
years of age or over except ac
tive members of the military serv
ice. Space is provided on the in
come tax return to indicate ex
emption from this tax.
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Ingo Confident He’ll
Get Back to the Top
GOTEBOiRG, Sweden UP) — In
gem ar Johansson, former world
heavyweight champion, said Sat
urday, “I’ve won my first come
back fight and I’ll win a lot more
in my bid to get back to the top.”
Johansson toyed with Joe By
graves of Jamaica, former British
Empire heavyweight champion,
before a sellout crowd of 6,200
at the Maesshallen Stadium Fri
day night. Irish referee Andy
Smythe stopped the fight in the
seventh round.
It was Johansson’s first fight
since last March, when he lost on
six-round knockout to heavy
weight champion Floyd Patterson.
Inactivity has dropped Johansson
to sixth place in the world stand
ings.
Promoter Edwin Ahlquist, Jo
hansson’s long-time friend and
advisor said Johansoon might
have one or more fights before
challenging for the European
title — a crown Ingo held before
winning the world title.
“If Ingo wins back the European
Sonny Liston.”
title, then he will strike for
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P.O. Box 460
Conglomeration . . .
SOUTH NORFOLK, Va. UP) —
The conglomeration in a woman’s
purse thwarted three gunmen
here.
The gunmen robbed the loan
company office of former mayor
Clarence Forehand Friday, and
got away with Forehand’s wallet
and an undisclosed amount of
money from a safe. But they
didn’t get Mrs. Forehand’s wal
let.
iMrs. Forehand told police she
had in her purse: “a comb, a
mirror, a compact, a lipstick, I
three or four handerchiefs, some
kleenix, a coin purse, cigarettes,
some packages of detergent and
some junk.”
“They just couldn’t find my
billfold,” she said.
COMIN’ . . .
From Fairbanks: John Hodge,
James Jensen, Robert Seward,
Harry Lewis, iMr. Armstrong, K.
C. Mullins, Fred Pankratz, Joan
Nelson.
From Kotzebue: Joe Kasten
hader, Jim St. Amour, Maria
Miller, Mrs. James Casey.
GOIN’ . . .
To Kotzebue: Wm. Kendall,
Rose Montoya, John Connally,
Ray Kitts.
To Fairbanks: Erwin Frederick
son, Joseph Noone, John Savella,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Thompson,
John Hodge, Merle Reed, and Roy
Woods.
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Seppala Trophy to Be
Awarded to Top Musher
At Fur Rendezvous
ANCHORAGE — Leonhard Sep
pala, pioneer Alaskan and world
famous dog musher, will be hon
ored in tht 1962 Anchorage Fur
Rendezvous when the new “Sep
pala Trophy” is presented in his
name to the winner of the world
championship dog races.
Hie trophy of jade and ivory
will be on permanent exhibit in
the Alaska Fur Factory show
room and the world champion
musher will be awarded an en
graved plaque and a portrait of
himself with the trophy. Ed
Shepherd of the Alaska Fur Fac
tory is donating the trophy.
Seppala, who is now 87 years
old and living in Seattle, is best
remembered for his part in the
1925 “Nome serum run” when
Alaskan mushers went to the aid
of the isolated city threatened
with a diptheria epidemic. Run
ning relays from Nenana in the
Interior to Nome, mushers drove
their teams more than 500 miles.
Seppala, with his famous lead
dog Togo, covered the longest leg
of the trip, some 268 miles from
Nulato to Unalakleet with a haz
ardous nightime stretch across
frozen Norton Bay. Maximum dis
tance travelled by other mushers
in the run was 53 miles.
Seppala achieved fame as a
racing musher when he won the
eight annual All-Alaska Sweep
stakes in Nome in 1915. With a
team of 15 huskies, Seppala com
pleted the 408-mile round trip
between Nome and Candle in 78
hours, 44 minutes and 57 seconds.
VALENTINE SOCIAL
The Phoebe Circle will have
their annual Valentine social
Tuesday night, Feb. 23 at 7:30.
The husbands are invited as
guests.
(The devotions will be by Mrs.
Amundson.
j The hostesses will be Ruth
I Towner, Molly Curran, Mary
Walker, Bertha Adsuna.
j The game committee will be
i Minnie Fagerstrom and Frances,
j Johnson.
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Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meet* Every Monday Kdoa mt
North Star Dining
loB' Hoover, Tiairtanr
ALASKA CHAPTXIt NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Pearl Bohrer
Worthy Matron
Bev Morgan
Sacrotary
Meet* first and Third Mondays
Anvil Lodge
No. 146
Carl Mickelson, W. M.
Nervln W. Lewi*. Sec.
Moots First and Third Thursday
Oi Hash Mfioh
Nome Rotary Club
Herb Janks
Prosidawt
Marc Beauchamp
Secret®ry
Wodnasday Luoohm
Civil Air Patrol
T^n> y ■ Havthsrodsrn Group
Nome Cadet Squadron
1st it Imm Jones, Chair,
lootings - Each Thursday 7:0* pa