New Bill Offered to
Cut Non-Resident
Sports License Fees
JUNEAU, UP — A new bill
which would reduce previously
proposed non-resident hunting
and fishing licenses was introduced
in the House Saturday.
Earlier in the week the Legis
lature had approved a bill peg
ging non-resident licenses gener
ally about one-third higher than
those for residents. The Attorney
General and the chairman of the
House Judiciary Committee criti
cized the game and commercial
fishing license schedule on the
basis of discrimination and said
the bill might be considered un
constitutional for that reason.
The new bill would cut the
proposed non-resident and alien
hunting license fee from $50 to
$10. The combined sports hunting
and fishing fee for those categor
ies would be reduced fr6m $60
to $20.
Another measure affecting
sports was introduced Saturday.
The bill would levy a tax on pro
fessional and semi-professional
athletic and sports events. Sports
events held under the auspices of
schools would be exempted.
Turning its attention to the
liquor question, the House voted
* to reduce the license fee paid by
small liquor stores, altered some
alcoholic beverage regulations and
sent the measure back to the
Senate.
Rep. James Hurley (D-Palmer)
introduced the license fee reduc
tion proposal. His amendment
would cut in half the $600 fee
proposed by the Senate. Hurley’s
amendment would apply to those
retail dealers who do an annual
gross business of less than $20,000.
Key item in the bill is the estab
lishment of a three-man liauor
control board to replace the five
man board that operated under
territorial status.
The Senate now will take up
consideration of the House amend
ments.
Oregon's Jantzen Beach
Scene of Tragic Death
On Roller Coaster Ride
PORTLAND, Ore., [lb — A teen
age boy pitched out of a roller
coaster car head-first here Friday
night. The car then rolled over the
youth, killing him outright.
Gary Seekins, 16, Orchards,
Wash., died 50 feet in the air, on a
section of elevated track at Jant
zen Beach Amusement Park.
Sheriffs deputy Jim Purcell said
the high school student was riding
in a front seat, and toppled onto
the track as the car began a down
ward ride.
FOUR BABY BOYS
BORN AT MMM HOSPITAL
Saturday three baby boys were
born at the hospital. Parents are:
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bauska of the
Federal Electric Co.; Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Trigg, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hahn. Mr. Hahn is a
teacher at Nome School.
Today a fourth baby boy ar
rived; son of Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Kiyutellok.
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'Latest Thing’ Is Bobcat !
SALT LAKE CITY, UP — Bob
cat fur will be stylish on the Con
tinent next season, but cougar fur
is passe.
The fashion note comes not
from a couturier, but from Owen
W. Morris, an agent of the U. S.
Fish and Wildlife Service.
His office auctioned more than
a thousand bobcat pelts Friday
at $10.72 apiece. A lone cougar
(mountain lion) skin brought
$5.30.
The bobcat is considered a var
mint in the west, so federal trap
pers take them by the hundreds
and the government auctions them
once a year.
BIDS CALLED FOR BY P.O..
TO FURNISH MARINE
ALEUTIAN MAIL SERVICE
WASHINGTON, UP — Postal
officials decided today to call for
bids for a two-year contract to
carry mail by boat from Seward to
Nikolski in the Aleutians.
Sen. Bartlett said the contract
would specify Seward as the base
for the operations.
The decision, he said, resolved
a conflict between proposals to
negotiate a new contract with the
present operator, the Aleutian
Marine Transportation Co. of
Seward, or to call for bids for a
mail boat run based in Seattle.
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Pakistan A.F. Shoots
Down Indian Bomber
On Routine Flight
NEW DELHI, India, UP) — Prime
Minister Nehru today called the
shooting down of an Indian Air
Force bomber by a Pakistani jet
fighter “most serious and dis
tressing.”
The Pakistan Air Force admit
ted shooting down the Indian
twin-engine Canberra jet Friday.
The two crewmen survived, but
suffered broken legs.
Pakistan said the bomber was
brought down about 50 miles
south of Pakistan’s army head
quarters at Rawalpindi after fail
ing to obey an order to land.
The Indian Defense Ministry
said the plane was on a routine
flight.
W.W. II Atom Bomb
Pilot Lands in Mental
Hospital after Robbery Try
DALLAS, Tex., (41— Claude R.
Eatherly, 40, atom bomb raid pilot,
was given a 90-day mental com
mitment to the Veterans Hospital
at Waco Friday.
The former Air Force major who
atom bombings ofted!$twin-sFinT
flew reconnaissance B29s in atom
bombings of Hiroshima and Naga
saki, was accused of trying to rob
a drive-in grocery store here.
Research Director Warns
Increase in Breast Cancer
Due to Modern-Day Living
BOISE, Idaho, OH — Breast can
cer is becoming more common
partly because of modern day ten
sions, says Dr. Frank E. Adair,
executive officer for cancer for
Memorial Hospital, New York.
He told the Idaho Cancer Con
ference that there were 60,000
cases of breast cancer in the
United States last year, twice as
many cases as any other type of
cancer in women.
“The reason for this great in
crease in breast cancer has as
its basis the tensions and stress of
living in this modern day,” Adair
said.
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