Singer Dick Haymes
Picked Up for Deportation
To His Native Argentina
WASHINGTON, UR— Actor-sing
er Dick Haymes' was picked up
Thursday for deportation to his
native Argentina.
Atty. Gen. Brownell announced
the arrest, made by immigration
service inspectors at Los Angeles |
Brownell said the reason for the
34-year-old Haymes’ deportation
warrant was that during World
War II he filed a certificate for
exemption from military service
as a citizen of a neutral nation.
The attorney general said that
Haymes thus is ineligible for na
turalization under the McCarran
Walter Act “and therefore auto
matically deportable.”
Valdez Votes to Use Sales
Tax Money for Tractor
But Not for City Schools
VALDEZ, Alaska, UR— Valdez
voters approved a proposition on
Tuesday to use about $36,000 of
city sales tax money to’ pay for a
tractor and grader, but rejected a
proposal to divert 25 percent of
future sales tax revenues to city
schools.
The local sales levy was put
into effect in January, 1952, and
funds were earmarked to pay off
the city’s obligations on Alaska
public works projects.
The Alaska Public Works Office
recently sanctioned a special elec
tion to let the voters decide on
whether specific tax monies
should be diverted for other pur
poses.
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Juneau Youth Is Found on
Mount Roberts After 15
Hours Lost In Heavy Fog
JUNEAU, — A 16-year-old
Juneau boy lost 15 hours on near
by rugged Mount Roberts was
found by searchers late Thursday
huddled beneath an abandoned
weather instrument shelter near
the summit.
The youth, Bob Mohr, was hun
gry, cold and miserable, but un
harmed.
He started up the mountain at
1 p.m., Wednesday and lost his
way in a heavy fog. His parents,
thinking he was with friends, did
not report his absence until late
Wednesday evening.
Shortly before midnight, Ju
neau police and volunteer fire
men organized the season’s first
mountain search party. By day
light they had been joined by
volunteers from Juneau and
Douglas, Forest Service workers,
Coast Guardsmen and National
Guardsmen. The Civil Air Patrol
sent planes flying around the
peak.
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Portland 2, San Francisco 0
KISS OF DEATH
MEXICO CITY, UP) — An aged
man dropped dead yesterday after
a passionate kiss.
Officials made this report:
A woman whose husband had
left her was approached by the
elderly man. She said she accep
ted his advances because she had
gone without food for two days.
He kissed her once—a long, pas
sionate kiss—and then dropped
dead.
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ANCHORAGE, (£)—A sheer ice
wall less than 500 feet from the
summit has turned back four
mountaineers and left 12,002-foot
Mount Drum in the Wrangell
Range unconquered.
The story of their failure was
told Wednesday by Bob Goodwin
and Ernst Baumann of Anchor
age when they returned home to
rest. The climb was begun last
Wednesday.
Leader of the foursome was
Phil Butler, 32, Fairbanks climber
who pioneered a cosmic ray ex
pedition atop Mount Wrangell
earlier this season.
The fourth member of the crew
was Keith Hart of the University
of Alaska. Hart narrowly missed
death near the top when he
jumped aside just in time to avoid
being crushed by' a 500-pound
boulder crashing downhill.
The party was turned back Fri
day by the ice wall, high winds,
freezing temperatures and dense
clouds. It was the second time an
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the peak which is 250 miles east
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DIRECTORS ELECTED
FOR ALASKA AIRLINES
SEATTLE, (#> — An Anchorage
merchant, Keith M. Lesh, has been
elected a director of Alaska Air
lines.
Other new directors listed by
Airline President Nelson David,
are: W. L. Walker, present treas
urer of the company, and Julius
A. Rippel.
Reelected were Homer W. Rob
inson, Fairbanks; Nelson David,"
Ross A. Urquhart, Los Angeles;
Frank C. LaGrange, and Arthur
Schneider, New York.
Five Die in Bus Crash
HYDRO, Okla., —Five per
sons were killed and 24 injured
Thursday, many cfitically, when
a Greyhound bus and a car pull
ing a house trailer collided on a
bridge and then plunged 25 feet
into a ravine.
Reindeer are now being raised
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