Petition Against New
Election Code
I acks Signatures
JUNEAU, rft*—The deadline for
filing petitions to support an in
itiative to knock out Alaska's el
ection code passed at 5 p.rn. Mon
thly night with the names of only
six persons from Galena in the
hands of Secretary of State Hugh
Wade.
Wade, said however, that he
would consider a June 27 i>ost
mark on any mail bringing in
itiative petitions to his office as
an indication the petitions were
filed within the time set by law.
The sponsors of an initiative
petition have 911 days from the
conclusion of a legislature to ob
tain and submit supporting signa
tures to a petition seeking to ap
prove or reject an act of the leg
islature
The initiative to nullify the ex
tensive election code passed by
the last legislature was filed by
Lawrence Brayton of Fairbanks,
whose filing for the U S. Senate
on the Alaska Party ticket was
turned down bv Wade.
To gain a place for his initia
tive on the general election ballot,
Brayton and other sponsors of the
initiative must submit to Wade
the signatures of 5,035 registered
voters, 1(1 per cent of the number
of persons who voted for gover
nor in the last general election.
Ike Inclined to Veto Pay
Raise for Federal Workers
WASHINGTON, —President
Eisenhower was reported Tuesday
to be inclined to veto a bill to
increase the pay of federal em
ployes by about 7* a per cent.
Republican congressional lead
ers said after a White House visit
that they got the impression he
would probably veto it.
The President has until mid
night Friday to act on the mea
sure affecting about 1,670.000
workers.
As for the possibility of Con
gress overriding a veto, Rep.
Charles Hallcck. Republican floor
leader said:
“Well, I hope not, but 1 would
n’t make a flat prediction.”
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Girl Friend's Guardian
Sues Flvnn Estate For
Five Million Dollars
NEW YORK. liPi—A five million
dollar suit was filed in State Sup
reme Court Monday charging the
late actor Errol Flynn led young
Beverly Aadland into an "im
moral life of debauchery.”
"He led her into a depraved
life in which her very immature
and impressionable mind ideal
ized and indeed idolized a man
who was a voluptuary, an un
scrupulous pursuer of pleasure, a
predator, declared the complaint.
"He inflicted scars upon her
mind, character and reputation
which are permanent.”
The suit wa* filed by Howard
Trussel. named her guardian in
connection with Miss Aadland's
i bid for one-third of Flynn's es
tate.
The suit names as defendants
♦he temporary administrators of
Flynn's estate, his widow. Patrice
| Wymote Flynn, and his attorneys.
Red Chinese Admit
Rebellion In Tibet
KATMANDU. Nepal, iff* — Red
China officially admitted Tuesday
that Communist troops are fight
ing to put down a new revolt in
Tibet. Refugees have reported
guerrilla warfare for weeks in the
mountain kingdom.
The Nepali foreign office an
| pounced that a note from Peiping
I said armed forces had been sent
, to quell disturbances by rebels.
Some Communist troops arc in
a zone along Nepal’s border which
the Chinese promised on March
| ”1 would be kept demilitarized.
! the Chinese note said.
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Demo (Governors
Put Up Show
Against komiedv
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BY JACK BELL
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK,
Mont., lift—An informal federation
of favorite sons talked Tuesday
of merging forces to keep the
Democratic Convention from be- j
coming strictly a Sen. John F.
Kennedy show.
Although they denied specific
ally they plan any stop-Kennedy
movement, four favorite sons at
tending the S2nd Annual Gover- !
nors’ Conference canvassed ways
of promoting an open convention
in Los Angeles next month. Their
individual statements indicated
they don't want Kennedy to sew
up the presidential nomination
before the convention opens.
The four represent 16)1 com eli
sion votes that would be denied
to Kennedy on the first ballot if
their states stand pat in the fa
vorite son category.
They are Govs. Robert Meyner
of New Jersey, Edmund Brown
of California, Hersehel Loveless
of Iowa and George Docking of
Kansas.
Meyner, instigator of a break
fast caucus of the group, said the
four want to determine what can
be done so that the convention
will "deliberate and not rubber
stamp.”
"I don't think we are going to
do anything to upset Kennedy,”
he told reporters. “We just want
to see if anybody else is running." I
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IF THE nearly 20,000,000 persons who have vis
ited the Empire State Building's observatory were
to stand in a continuous line, it would stretch EMPIRE State's 20,000,000th
from Empire State, a quarter of the distance visitor will be sent with a guest
around the globe to the Islands of Samoa. of his choice on a 6,500 mile
trip to the major cities of the
United States where they will
be feted as personal emissaries
of the world’s tallest building,
SOMETIME this Spring the lucky 20,OOO,OOOth vis
itor will go through the observatory turnstile as
have Kings and Queens, Heads of States and en
tertainment celebrities before him.
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