JUDGE RULES IT UNLAWFUL
TO ODORIZE CUSTOMERS |
PENSACOLA, Fla., <JB — Clyde
S. Lee was convicted of assault
with perfume.
The perfume salesman was
spraying free samples on persons
who came into a Pensacola store.
One woman didn’t like it, and
filed charges.
“You can’t put anything on
other persons unless they want it
on them,” Municipal Judge Wil
liam D. Richbourg said last Fri
day in convicting Lee. He fined
him $22 court costs.
Toxic Vapor Fire
Extinguishers Taboo
Aboard Pleasure Craft
JUNEAU — Toxic vaporizing
liquid* type fire extinguishers will
no longer receieve Coast Guard
approval for use aboard pleasure
boats, yachts, motorboats, and
certain commercial vessels, it
was announced today.
The announcement in the Sep
tember 6 Federal Register in
cludes carbon tetrachloride and
chlorobromomethane type extin
guishers.
Following a public hearing in
March of 1958, the Merchant Ma
rine Council recommended to the
Commandant of the Coast Guard
that this action be taken primar
ily because of the toxic vapors
which result from the use of such
extinguishers.
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MAIN 46 “ First In Alaska” Pete Walsh_
Alaska Fighter
Group Wins
Aviation Award
DALLAS, UP) '— The Hughes
Trophy for the outstanding air
defense unit wept to the Alaska
based 31st Fighter Interceptor
Squadron Saturday.
Lt. Gen. C. S. Irvine, Air Force
deputy chief of staff for materiel,
presented the Hughes achieve
ment award to the squadron com
mander, Maj. Robert W. Casey,
Brownwood, Tex.
The ceremony took place at an
annual reunion of the Night Fight
er Association held here in con
nection with the Air Force Asso
ciation annual meeting.
The squadron from Elmendorf
Air Force Base, Anchorage, was
chosen by tactical evaluation
teams from Air Force headquar
ters.
The unit flies Convairs, F102A.
all weather fighter interceptors
armed with Falcon guided mis
siles.
A plaque for the Air training
Command “Instructor of the
Year” went to Capt. Charles R.
Beaver, Chattanooga, Tenn., sta
tioned at Moody Air Force Base,
Valddoa, Ga.
The Winston P. Trophy for the
outstanding Air National Guard
unit was awarded to the 175th
Fighter Interceptor Squadron of
the South Dakota National Guard,
Sioux Falls. The squadron was
organized by Joe Foss, World War
II Marine Corps fighter ace and
now Governor of South Dakota.
The Night Fighter Association
was founded in 1951 by World
War II pilots who flew night in
truder missions and by post-war
all-weather fighter interceptor
pilots and crewmen.
UPSET. UNSEEN SNAKE EYES
KENNETT, Mo., IS) — Francis
Loter said he had a good reason
for waiting until a group of men
helped put his overturned car
trailer back on the highway before
telling them of its cargo.
It contained a 22-foot python
en route to a circus.
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