U. S. Student
Tourist Expelled
From USSR
MOSCOW, (if) — A 27-year-old
tourist from Sparks, Nev., was or
dered expelled from the Soviet
Union on charges of espionage
yesterday. He denied the charges.
“I don’t know why they picked
on me,” he told a news confer
ence. “I am quite upset. I don’t
know what the reasons are. I have
been taking pictures everywhere,
just like any other tourist.”
He also acknowledged making
notes in connection with his pho
tos, largely taken of railroad de
pots and railway equipment, but
added:
“I generally did this openly and
in the presence of my Intourist
guide.”
He said he took the railway pic
tures to help him with a master’s
thesis he is writing on railroad
ing in the Soviet Union.
First word of his expulsion was
sent to the U. S. Embassy yes
terday.
The note charged he had been
sent to the Soviet Union in July
to collect industrial and miltarv
intelligence. The note did not say
when the expulsion took place.
Tass, the offical Soviet news
agency, said the foreign ministry
had warned the Embassy against
‘‘exploiting tourists for intelli
gence purposes.”
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Pair Prosecuted for
Misusing Polio Funds
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. UP — j
The Minnesota Attorney General 1
and the Sister Elizabeth Kenny I
Foundation this week filed a court j
action to recover more than three
million dollars from Marvin |
Kline, former executive director ■
of the foundation, and Fred Fa-!
lell, Minneapolis public relations
man.
The complaint, filed in State
Disrict Court, charged the pair
wasted or unlawfully diverted to
their own use substantial amounts j
of the more than 30 million dol
lars of voluntary public contribu
tions received by the foundation
during the period 1951 through
j 1959.
Kline now is waiting trial on a
criminal indictment accusing him
of first-degree larceny. He is spe
cifically charged with fraudulent
1 ly inducing the foundation to in
crease his salary.
Atty. Gen. Walter Mondale, act
ing on behalf of the state, said he
brought the recovery action “to
j protect the interest of the public
j with respect to public charities.”
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PNA Wants Seattle
Pickup Authority
WASHINGTON, UP — Pacific
Northern Airlines asked the Civil
Aeronautics Board this week for
authority to carry local traffic
between Portland and Seatle
Tacoma.
The airline said that since its
establishment in 1931, the Port
land-Seattle part of its route be
tween the Pacifc Northwest and
Alaska has been unprofitable. It
blamed in part a restriction
against carrying local traffic be
tween its two southernmost ter
minals.
Pacific Northern said it wants
merely to fill up empty space on
the Portland-Seattle part of its
daily service between Portland
and Anchorage, with the local
traffic now denied to it.
Fine Job Printing A; rb< Nugget.
SPIRITUAL
TRUTHS
GLEANED FROM THE NEWS
Contributed By
NOME GOSPEL HOME
BATTLE CREEK, Mich.,—The
operational headquarters of the
Office of Civil Defense and Mo
bilization reports a heightened in
terest in attack protection nation
wide.
Reports have been flowing into
this office during the past month
at a tremendous increase. Civil
Defense officials here said that
almost every one of these calls
were motivated not by fear or
panic, but because of a sober
awareness of heightened inter
national tensions.
Deputy Director Admiral C. E.
Arldright stated, “People are get
ting interested in protecting their
necks. This is what we have been
trying to talk them into doing for
the past nine years.”
Following is an example of a
few of the sharp increases in
telephone calls to various head
quarters. The daily average of
last month for calls regarding
bomb shelters was only 12. This
month there are now running an
average of 350 calls per day in
Minneapolis alone.
How important it is for one to
provide for the safety of his
family where possible, even with
a bomb shelter. Therefore how
additionally important it is to pro
vide for their eternal fuure. It
is sensible for people to supply
for their needs of bodily protec
tion . . . and likewise very sen
sible to provide for the souls' pro
tection. “The redemption of their
soul is precious. . . What shall a
man give in exchange for his
soul.” Psalm 49:8; Mark 8:37.
Paid Adv.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF ALASKA
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JOHN KARAMETROS. deceased.
No. 60-20-P
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
James Pappas of Nome. Alaska, has been
duly appointed Administrator of the Es
tate of John Karametros. deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate shall present them in proper legal
form, with vouchers attached, to the said
Administrator at Nome. Alaska, within a
period of six <61 months from the date
of this notice.
DATED this 4th day of August. 1960.
JAMES PAPPAS,
Administrator
Virgil D. Vochoska
Attorney at Law
Attornev for Administrator
Publish Aug. 5. 12, 19. 26, 1960
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF ALASKA
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
NOTICE
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION
OF WILLIAM FRANCIS STRANGE
For the change of names of William
Francis Strange and Kelly Renee
Strange. Father and daughter.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, by
order of the above entitled Court and
Judgment entered on the 27th day of
June. 1960, the legal names of the above
Petitioner - Applicant and his daughter
Kelly Renee Strange, have been changed
to WILLIAM FRANCIS STRANE and
RENEE STRANE respectively.
Upon return of proof of this Notice to
the said Court, a certificate under seal
of the Court may be issued showing the
names as so changed.
WILLIAM FRANCIS STRANE
Publish July 29, Aug. 5, 12. 19. 1960.
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Gen. Nathan Twining
Plans to Quit Top
Chief of Staff Post
WASHINGTON, \m — President
Eisenhower and Gen. Nathan F.
Twining have discussed Twining’s
retirement as Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, but no date
for bis retirement has yet been
set, the White House said yes
terday.
Press Secretary Hagerty made
this satement in comment on a
Washington Evening Star story
which said Twining had resigned
and that the President had ac
cepted the resignation.
Twining’s current term as the
nation’s top military officer is not
due to expire until August 1961.
However, he has been having
health troubles. He is 62. He un
derwent surgery last year for re
moval of a lung cancer.
Under the practice of rotating
the chairmanship among the serv
ices, Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer, top
Army officer, would be in line
for the post if Twining gave it up.
GOAL POST LAW
BOSTON, l/P) — A bill which
would fix penalties of $50 to $200
for unauthorized removal of foot
ball goal posts was passed Wed
nesday by the Massachusetts
Senate.
A Foxboro schoolgirl was killed
by a falling goal post last fall.
Powers' Family Gathering
In Moscow for U-2 Trial
WASHINGTON, — Mrs.
Barbara Powers, her mother and
two Virginia attorneys received
clearance yesterday to go to Rus
sia where they will try to aid U-2
pilot Francis Gary Powers.
Powers is to go on trial August
17 on espionage charges.
The Soviet Embassy granted
visas to Mrs. Monteen Brown,
Milledgeville, Ga., mother of Mrs.
Powers, and to Alex Parker, Rich
mond, and Frank Rogers, Roan
oke, attorneys who will be per
sonal advisers to Mrs Powers.
Mrs. Powers, wife of the pilot,
previously hal received her visa,
but had been waiting here for
the others to get visas.
Parker said they planned to fly
to New York and expected to get
to Moscow Saturday.
In London, Oliver Powers,
father of the defendant, said he
has received word from Soviet
Premier Khrushchev that “he will
help” in the trial of his son on
espionage charges.
The father of the pilot shot
down over Soviet territory May 1.
arrived in London by air from
New York with his wife, Mrs. Ida
Ford Powers. They were to spend
the night in London before flying
on to Moscow to attend their son’s
trial.
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