FINAL CONTINGENTS OF
ANG RETURN HOME TODAY
The last of the Alaska National
Guard members are expected to
return today from the Anchor
age encampment. For the past
three days the guardsmen have
been airlifted to their homes in
most every village of the area.
Gambell boys were taken by
Wien charter on a flight which
also went to Wales and picked
up the Covenant Church group
which had held its spring con
ference there and returned them
to Nome.
DEAN RUSK MISSES
"BUZZ BOMBING" . . .
BANGKOK, Thailand UF) —
Dean Rusk narrowly escaped a
“buzz bombing” today but an
American security man attached
to the Secretary of State was the
only casualty.
A large swarm of bees attacked
just after Rusk ended a news
conference at the office of Thai
land’s prime minister. The U. S.
Secretary and most of his aides
had already left, but newsmen
had to beat a hasty retreat.
Fine Job Printing At The Nuggei.
Russell R. Hermann
Admitted to State of
California Law Bar
JUNEAU—Mrs. M. Hermann has
received word from her son, Rus- j
sel R. Hermann that he has been
admitted to the state of Cali
fornia law bar and will be sworn
in in April 6. Hermann, a mem
ber of the federal bar has for
the past year been the chief
criminal trial attorney with the
U. S. Department of Justice in
Los Angeles.
Before going to Los Angeles he
held the post of U. S. District At
torney at Nome for six years. A
native Alaskan, Hermann, lived
most of his early life in Juneau
and was graduated from Juneau
high school. He saw overseas
duty in World War II, and re
turned to be graduated from
George Washington University
law school. ,
He was married to Elizabeth
Winn of the pioneer Juneau fam
ily and they have two sons, Mark,
6. and Jay, 3. Hermann informed
his mother that he and his wife
celebrated his admission to the
California state bar with a dinner
in Los Angeles with Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Walsh, pioneers of
Nome, who are visiting outside.
This is the most sincere year
we’ve had in a long time. Turn
1961 upside down and it still
reads — 1961.
EXPERT
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Phone Red 7
Cashel Objects to Postponing of Labor
Bills—Would Stage Sit-Down Strike
JUNEAU L'PI — The Chairman
of the House Commerce and Labor
Committee served notice to the
lower chamber Monday that he
would stage a sit-down strike of
his own “unless labor bills are
judged on their own merits.”
The chairman. Rep. Frank E.
Cashel, said he objected to the
postponement of action until the
next legislative session of four
labor bills, including two which
deal with the state minimum
wage and overtime extensions.
The bills, which had been the
subject of hot debate late last
week, were sent to the Rules Com
mittee to be held until next Janu
ary for study.
“I can’t see any reason in hav
ing committee meetings to study
and report on these bills only to
have them scuttled by anti-labor
factions in the House,” said
Cashel.
House Speaker Taylor said that
he did not believe it was within
Cashel’s province to break off
consideration of bills assigned to
his committee.
“I take it you are speaking for
yourself personally,” Taylor told
Cashel.
“If this is a report of the ma
jority of your committee, the bills
you have should be turned back
to the House Clerk for re-assign
ment to other committees.”
Cashel said he would not object
to further committee work if he
could be assured that the bills
would be considered individually
and on their own merits.
“We didn’t consider those four
bills individually today,” he
added.
The four bills upon which the
House postponed action would
have:
1. Pegged the state minimum
hourly wage at 50 cents above the
national minimum wage;
2. Extended overtime pay pro
visions to retail clerks, culinary,
laundry and other service work
ers, air carriers, and other fields.
3. Outlawed importation to the
state of strikebreakers; and
4. Required contractors to fur
nish bonds to secure payment of
labor and service costs.
Women will try anything to be
come more glamorous . . . Cleo
patra of Egypt, seeking ways to
postpone the raves of age, in
vented a beauty salve made of
flamingo gizzards ground up in
hen fat.
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At The
Bible Baptist Church
7:00
The Book of Acts
Chapter 16
ARE WELCOME
Rev. Bob Leight — Missionary Pastor
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