Dale B. Friemering Named
To Board of Fish & Game
JUNEAU UP>—The appointment
of Dale B. Friemering, a Unaln
kleet lodge and restaurant own
er, to the State Board of Fish
and Game was announced yes
terday by Gov. William A. Egan.
Friemering will succeed Ar
nold Brower of Barrow, who re
signed recently for personal rea
sons. Friemering’s appointment
runs until next Jan. 31.
Friemering has been a resident
of Alaska since 1931 and of Una
lakleet since 1958. Before estab
lishing his residence in Unala
-. kleet, Friemering, his wife and
four children lived at Hooper
Bay.
House Bill Would Assign
Taxpayers a Number
WASHINGTON UFt —i The Sen
ate Finance Committee has ap
proved a House bill to assign all
taxpayers an identifying number
and thus help the Treasury catch
tax delinquents.
In most cases the number
would be the individual’s Social
Security number.
The Internal Revenue Service
plans to use new high speed elec
tronic business equipment to
check on such things as whether
the taxpayer is reporting all his
divident and interest income.
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Committee to Look Into
Charges Pentagon Has
Muzzled Military Officers
WASHINGTON UP — Sen. John
Stennis, CD-Miss.), Thursday was
named to head a Senate Military
Affairs Subcommittee to look in
to charges that the Pentagon has
muzzled military officers speak
ing against Communism.
Chairman Richard B. Russell,
CD-Ga.), of the full committee
previously announced that Maj.
Gen. Edwin A. Walker, accused
by Secretary of Defense Robert
McNamara of trying to influence
the voting of his troops in the
1960 elections, had asked to be
heard in the inquiry.
Russell said he assumed the
subcommittee would hear Walker.
Besides Stennis, others named
to the inquiry group were Sens.
Stuart Svmington, Henry Jack
son, Strom Thurmond, E. L. Bart
lett, Leverett Saltonstall, Styles
Bridges and Margaret Chase
Smith.
Thurmond, who levelled the
muzzling charges at the Penta
gon, asked for the inquiry.
Alaska Looks for Ways
To Trim Construction
Costs of Three Ferries
JUNEAU UP — Gov. Egan said
Thursday the state is attempting
to find ways of trimming con
struction costs for the three fer
ries it will operate in Southeast
Alaska.
Egan, commenting at his regu
lar Thursday morning news con
ference on the reason for the de
lay in awarding bids for construc
tion of the ferry hulls, said there
is a possibility sleeping accomo
dations will have to be eliminated.
The bids on the ferry hulls,
opened Sept. 13, were approxi
mately a million dollars higher
than anticipated, although no state
estimate had been made.
The low bid was $10,445,000 for
the three ferries, with delivery of
the first ship 10 months after the
contract was signed and delivery
of the other two boats at four
month intervals thereafter.
“Certain changes in the ships
are being considered,” Egan said,
“particularly in line with the
joiner systems of the ferries.”
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twenty minutes. Carnation evaporated milk, which has half
the fat calories at half the cost of cream, is so rich and smooth,
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Luck Changes
For Tourist
Lost 67 Days
FAIRBANKS UP) — William C.
Waters, the Kentucky tourist who
survived a .tortuous ordeal in the
Alaska wilds near Circle City,
believes it is smooth sailing from
now on.
He is scheduled to be released
from the St. Joseph’s Hospital and
Sunday he will begin his return
trip home down the Alaska High
way.
It will be a big triumph for the
4-2-year-old railway clerk. Many
times during his 67 days of bat
tling the elements, Waters thought
he would never live to make the
trip.
Woody Poe of Erlanger, Ky.,
arrived by air. Poe, Waters best
friend, will drive Waters down -the
Alaska Highway.
Last week Waters’ morale was
at low ebb. He was worried over
his mounting hospital bill and
that his savings were in a safe
deposit box back home.
Then things began to click that
changed all that. His sister arrived
here for a four-day visit and then
last Friday some top postal of
ficials from Washington visited
him.
Waters related his story to Wil
liam J. Hartigan, Asst. Postmaster
General for transportation, from
his hospital bed:
“I goofed up a good fishing
trip,” Waters said.
Then Waters received a letter
from the postal superintendent at
Cincinnati telling him he had got
ten a raise. Next, he got a notifi
cation that part of the time while
he was lost would be counted as
sick leave.
When Waters was reported
missing, he was taken off the pay
roll. His boss told him in the
letter that he had been placed
back on the payroll and would
receive retroactive pay.
His boss explained he would
have 123 days sick leave coming
to take “all he wanted” for re
cuperation.
NAMES MOTHER
AS CO-RESPONDENT
LONDON UP) — Suing her hus
band for divorce, a 24-year-old
former model has named her mo
ther as co-respondent.
In her suit, Mrs. Patricia Mary
Cockle alleged that her husband
committed adultery with his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Constance
Frances Doy. The husband is 26- i
year-old Alan Peter Cockle, a I
commercial artist.
President Kennedy to
Address U.N. General
Assembly on Monday
WASHINGTON UP — President
Kennedy will address the United
Nations General Assembly next
Monday, the White House an
nounced Thursday.
Kennedy is expected to set
forth the United States position
on disarmament and a nuclear
test ban.
He is certain to express U.S.
policy toward the organization of
the United Nations itself in the
wake of the death of Secretary
General Dag Hamm ai-skj old.
The White House said the Unit
ed Nations had scheduled a Ken
nedy speech for Monday morning.
Press secretary Pierre Salinger
said the President would appear
at that time unless something un
foreseen interferes.
Kennedy has long considered
addressing the United Nations to
state the U.S. position with
respect to the Berlin and nuclear
issues with Soviet Russia.
21,000 CENTENARIANS
LIVING £N SOVIET UNION
LONDON UP— Soviet scientists
reported today that Russia has
21,000 centenarians ahd most of
them live in six “zones of long
evity.”
These zones were defined as
“geographic areas with the great
est concentration of persons aged
100 years or more.”
They are: the Caucasus, South
Russia, Ukraine - Moldavia, Si
beria, Central Asia-Kazakhstan
and Byelorussia-Lithuania.
The bee, like the spider, is born
an expert engineer. The hexa
gonal cells bees build, about 55
in a square inch of honeycomb,
are geometrically perfect forms.
Ketchikan Pulp Workers
Start Back to Their Jobs
KETCHIKAN Iffi — Workers
started filing back to their jobs
in the big plant of Ketchikan
Pulp Co. yesterday, their two and
one-half-month-long dispute with
management settled.
The new agreement was for
mally signed by union and com
pany officials, officially bringing
an end to the longest strike in the
history of the Ketchikan firm.
Workers voted Wednesday 157
67 in favor of the agreement
which gives them across-the
board wage increases of seven
cents an hour and other gains
which brought the package to an
increase of nearly 12 cents an
hour, company officials said.
The new agreement also in
cludes higher health and welfare
benefits subsidized car rentals for
workers when vacationing in the
states, special increases for some
more highly skilled workers and
other lesser considerations.
The vote was taken at a special
ly-called meeting and was on the
same proposal as that which was
turned down last Saturday.
Some 500 people are employed
in the plant itself and most of
these were off the job during the
strike. Management said its own
200 loggers are being called back
immediately and that 4C0 con
tracting company-employed log
gers will also resume operations
shortly.
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