BRITISH FLYING ACE
OF W.W. I, DIES
WINCHESTER, England, M —
Wing Commander Gerald C.
Maxwell, 60, a World War I ace
who shot down 30 German planes,
died Friday.
Maxwell, who held three awards
for bravery, battled daily with
the crack pilots of Baron von
Richtofen’s “Flying Circus” in
1917.
He commanded a night fighter
squadron in World War II.
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Service
Egan Appoints Board to
Consider Tax Incentive
JUNEAU — Governor Egan last
week designated six state officials
to serve as an Advisory Tax In
centive Committee to consider ap
plications for tax waivers for new
industry under Alaska’s Tax In
centive statute.
The Committee includes Secre
tary of State Hugh J. Wade, Com
missioner of Commerce A. H. Ro
mick, Attorney General John
Rader, Commissioner of Revenue
Peter Gatz, Commissioner of Na
ural Resources Phil Holdsworth,
and Commissioner of Education
Theo J. Norby.
A number of applications now
are pending under the 1957 act
which now falls under the De
partment of Commerce.
TELEPHONE HOG FINED
MILLBURN, N. J., — A mag
istrate has fined a housewife $20
after ruling her guilty of refusing
to interrupt her party line tele
phone conversation to let a doc
tor make an emergency call.
Dr. Marvin Becker testified he
tried five times to get the woman
to hang up November 11 so he
could call an ambulance to aid
an elderly heart patient. He said
the woman told him “to go to
hell.”
Nome-L'-Wash
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SEARCH STARTED FOR
PLANE MISSING OVER Y.T.
PRINCE GEORGE, B. C., UPl —
A search was to start ■ at dawn
Saturday for an Alaska-registered
light plane missing on a flight
Friday from Prince George to
Watson Lake, Y. T., 400 miles
north of here.
Identity of the plane’s pilot was
not immediately known. It was
believed he was the only person
aboard.
The single-engined Waco ma
chine, registration N13068, left
here at 8:35 a.m. equipped only
for wheel landing. The 400-mile
flight was believed close to its
gas-capacity limit.
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New Chief of Staff,
Alaskan Command, Takes
Over Post in January
FT. LEAVENWORTH, Kans,
— Brigadier General Frederick R.
Zierath, assistant commandant of
the U. S! Army Command and
General Staff College at Ft. Leav
enworth, has been assigned to a
post in Alaska.
He will succeed Brigadier Gen
eral Morris O. Edwards as chief
of staff, Alaskan Command, El
mendorf Air Force Base, in late
January.
Zierath is a native of Sheboy
gan, Wise., and a 1933 graduate
of the U. S. Military Academy.
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