State Seeks 455 for
Income Tax Refunds
JUNEAU — The Department
of Revenue said texiay it has been
unable to locate 455 persons who
have refunds coming on state indi
vidual net income tax returns for
1961 and 1962.
The bulk of those involved,
Commissioner R. D. Stevenson
said, listed Alaskan addresses, but
there are also a number of out
of-state residents involved.
Stevenson said a list of the per
sons who have refunds coming
from Alaska has been sent to all
state newspapers and to news
papers in Seattle, Portland and
San Francisco.
Stevenson said the refunds will
be remailed if the persons involved
write to his office, giving their so
cial security number, their old ad
dress and their new address.
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Groom Sits Tight for
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MOSCOW (iD — Lawrence Bray
ton, the Fairbanks. Alaska man who
has his sights set on a Russian,
wife, says hes confident that Com
munist officials will bless his per
sonal Soviet-American alliance.
The 36-year-old Brayton al
ready has hung on for four days
past the deadline Soviet authorities
gave him to leave the country. He
wants to marry his Russian fiancee,
25-year-old Rosita Shifman.
Moscow officials so far have ig
nored his appeals for an extension
to his visa so he can stay for the
wedding set for Dec. 17. But they
also have made no move to kick
him out of the country.
And as Brayton says: “No news
is good news.”
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knockout at the hands of Paul Pir
ron in an 11 round battle in Phillv
last night. He was KO’d in the
eleventh.
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Trans-Pacific flier, Lt. Charles
T. P. Ulm and two crewmen,
forced down about 400 miles from
Honolulu. They report plane will
float about two days. Army and
Navy searching for the plane
which ran out of fuel.
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The Cavey Bakery and Restaur
ant will reopen soon in new loca
tion opposite the John Lichtenberg
Hardware.
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The Bon Marche’s new building
under construction on the corner
of Lane’s Way and Front Street
will be ready for occupancy in a
few days.
Ed Steffen and Charlotte Potter
of the Pioneer Drug Co., completed
the move into their new building
last evening and are open for busi
ness. They had taken over the in
terest of the Lomen Bros. Drug
Store soon after the fire in Sep
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Three persons pleaded guilty to
drunk charges in Magistrate’s
Court. Margaret Farmer was given
33 days to serve. Harlan Iyakitan
was given 20 days to serve and
Perry Konukpeok was treated to
30 days which he will serve.
Chief of Police Oliver has served
a federal warrant on one Donald
Baxter, charging him with a viola
tion of transporting a forged se
curity in interstate commerce. The
warrant was issued by the U.S.
Commissioner at Oxnard, Calif.
Baxter was arrested Monday and
arraigned before U.S. Commis
sioner Maurice Kelliher. Bond was
set at $1,000.
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