N.Y. Police Commissioner
Protests Behavior Of
Soviet Security Officer
NEW YORK, UPi — The City
Police Commissioner asked the
State Department Thursday to
protest to the Soviet Union ag
ainst what he called outrageous
behavior by the top Soviet secur
ity officer here.
Commissioner Stephen P. Ken
nedy charged that the man, Gen.
Nicolai Zaharov, assaulted two
policemen Tuesday when Soviet
Premier Khrushchev visited Cu
ban Prime Minister Castro at a
•hotel in Harlem.
Kennedy said in a letter to
Wiley T. Buchanan Jr., State De
partment protocol chief, that this
constituted “an affront to the peo
ple of this city and thus to the
nation.”
“The cloak of diplomatic im
munity covering certain repre
sentatives of foreign governments
does not require that any persons,
particularly a police officer, stand
by idly in the face of assault and
violence,” Kennedy wrote.
Japanese Prince and Princess
Pass First American "Test"
HONOLULU, U’l — Japanese
Crown Prince Akihito and Prin
cess Michiko will leave for San
Francisco tonight, after passing
with flying colors their first “test”
on American soil in the wake of
President Eisenhower’s forced
cancellation of his trip to Japan.
LONDON, Iff)—The chairman of
the British Bartenders Guild says
he believes the cocktail is on the
way out.
“Sensible drinkers ask for spir
its unmixed,” Charles Tuck, the
official, told reporters—at a cock
tail party.
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YUGOSLAVS RESENT
TITO TREATMENT IN N.Y.
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, UP) —
Both the press and the public
here are voicing strong reaction
to demonstrations in New York
against President Tito.
Borba, official Yugoslav organ,
said it could find no words suf
ficient to condemn American of
ficals’ inaction toward the demon
strations. It accused the U.S. gov
ernment of being a poor host.
Nome Ministerial Assn. Showing
"Mr. Texas" Tonight at School
The Nome Ministerial Associa
tion is sponsoring the showing of
the film “Mr. Texas” tonight at
7:30 in the multipurpose room of
the school. A free will offering
will be taken. The public is in
vited.
Capitol Elevator Will Cost $80,763
JUNEAU, UP) —The State De
partment of Public Works yester
day announced the award of a
bid to the Otis Elevator Co., San
Francisco, for $80,763 for instal
lation of automatic passenger ele
vators in the State Capitol Build
ing.
One Habit He Ought To Break
YORK, Pa., W—Last year Dr.
Walter F. Loeb, 28, a veterinarian
suffered a broken right leg in an
auto accident. In February this
year some cattle crowded him into
a fence, breaking his left leg. Yes
terday both his legs were broken
in an auto accident.
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• SUNDAY •
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* 11:00—Worship Service
* 7 pm Evangelistic Service
Billy Graham film "Mr.
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close of service.
• WEDNESDAY •
* 7:00—Bible Study and
Prayer Meeting
• FRIDAY •
* 4:00—Good News Club
* 7:30—Youth Fellowship
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9-year-old Venezuela Girl
Killed In Fight Between
Pro and Anti Castroites
! NEW YORK. liTi—A 9-year-old
Venezuelan girl, struck in the
back by a stray bullet in a fight
between supporters and oppon
ents of Cuban Prime Minister
Fidel Castro, died Thursday.
The girl, Magdalina Urdaneto
of Caracas, was dining with her
tourist parents in a restaurant
Wednesday when a gang of Castro
sympathizers burst in. An anti
Castroite, Louis Rodriguez, 25.
was wounded in the shoulder.
Beer bottles flew, fists swung,
and tables and chairs were over
turned during the melee. It was
touched off after a pro - Castro
man sighted five anti-Castro men
who came in to order sandwiches
at the El Prado restaurant, on 8th
Avenue near 51st Street.
A man was arrested in con
nection with the free-for-all, and
another man was being hunted as
the actual gun-wielder.
Alaska Airlines Awarded
$468,547 MATS Contract
SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE,
111., tf)—The Military Air Trans
port Service has awarded a
$468,547 contract to Alaska Air
lines for airlift of military pas
sengers and cargo from the Pac
ific area.
X15 ROCKET ENGINE FAILS
BUT PILOT LANDS OKAY
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE,
W—The X15 rocket engine failed j
in flight today but a Navy test 1
pilot—flying the ship for the first
time— made a successful forced
landing.
The 50-foot black space dart
was not damaged and Lt. Cmdr.
Forrest S. Peterson climbed out I
grinning.
MacMillian Will Attend Assembly
LONDON, 0P1 — Prime Minister
Harold MacMillan will fly to New
York Sunday for sessions of the
U.N. Assembly.
The official announcement said
MacMillan made his decision af
ter consultations with Foreign
Secretary Lord Home, who is in
New York heading the British
delegation.
Coolest Summer Since 1871
NEW YORK, iffi—A record was
set yesterday when summer ended
without one 90-degree tempera
ture reading here for the first
time since the weather bureau be
gan keeping statistics here in 1871.
The high for the summer was
89.2 degrees on ,Aug. 28.
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ODE TO ALASKA, THE 49th STATE, IN 1959
Sit back, relax and hear, good friend, the story of our far northland.
In Lincoln’s time debate raged on as Seward fought until he won,
Then Congress bought from Russian Czar, Alaska, now, our 49th Star.
Wise men then knew that treasures rare would come when men would seek them there.
Cold winter month ’neath dark gray skies, a frozen waste, the Arctic lies,
In summer time, the Midnight sun puts snow and ice all on the run,
The Behring Sea then opens too, so boats with freight can come on through.
The native is the Eskimo, from where he came we do not know.
The igloo is his winter nest, in summer time, a tent serves best.
A Nomad he is forced to be, to hunt his food on land and sea.
Fresh meat and clothes the deer provide, his mukluks made of walrus hide.
The whale, the seal, the polar bear, wild game and fish are all found there,
For him each day is full of strife, and each must live a rugged life.
Progress destroys the primitive, with modern ways they cannot live
The passing of this simple race, a fact these folks find hard to face.
A changing world now all may view, the old goes out, comes in the new.
The Pioneer of early days found travelling hard with no highways,
Then “Mushers” plied the snowbound trail, on dog team sleds they hauled the mail.
Now, men have conquered time and space, “Bush Pilots” fly from place to place.
A friend to man, the Malemute, half dog, half wolf, this husky brute,
When to a team hitched to a sled, he works and earns his daily bread.
In summer time, dogs have no use, so roam around all on the loose,
To forage food they run at will, they hunt and fight and often kill.
For Malamute, the die is cast, the need for dogs is passing fast.
A “Gold Rush” is a rugged race to be the first to reach the place
Where “Pay Dirt” hides in mother earth, men gamble on how much it’s worth.
They rush in fast, their claims to stake, expecting to a fortune make.
With "Lady Luck” each one must flirt, a chance to win or lose his shirt.
Where one will win, a thousand lose, a gamble that so many choose.
The lure of gold led men from home, the Klondike first, then beach at Nome.
And thousands searched, but few that found the wealth they sought beneath the ground.
Those rough, tough camps in days of yore, forever gone to come no more.
Some parts are rough, cold and wild, some parts the air is warm and mild,
All is so big, so rich, so grand, this is our newest wonderland.
In fertile soil great forests stand with lakes and streams to bless the land.
A challenge to the rich, the poor, it welcomes all with open door,
So if you’re free and young and strong and feel the urge, come on along
Where air is clean and skies are blue, where health and wealth still wait for you.
So come and get it if you can, it’s there for you if you’re a man.
This new frontier a challenge stands for men of nerve and willing hands,
To work and win from stubborn soil, the riches due from honest toil.
McKinley stands a mountain high, with snow capped peaks that pierce the sky.
Here God hath wrought a fairyland, we see His works on every hand.
In June the sun shines day and night, Aurora too, adds color bright.
Alaska is a treasure chest, much richer than the “Golden West,”
Hard work with luck, that is the key and your reward prosperity.
There’s lots of gold yet to be found, lies hidden there beneath the ground.
So men can search with hopes still high to strike it rich before they die.
So changes come as time rolls by, “Old Timers” note, then heave a sigh.
All this, good friend, and more, I know, because I am a “Sourdough.”
— ARTHUR T. C. OLSEN,
Yucaipa, Calif.
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