Lyndon Johnson ‘Will Not
Shirk’ Nomination Duty
HOUSTON, UP) — U. S. Senator
Lyndon Johnson today gave his
first definite indication he would
accept the Democratic nomination
for President.
The Senate Majority Leader
sidestepped several direct ques
tions on acceptance of the nomina
tion but finally told a news con
ference:
“I have served my country in
• every capacity in which I have
been asked to) serve. I would not
shirk my responsibility.”
POWER CLIMB
KANSAS CITY, Mo., <*> —
Twelve-year-old David Hokanson
held onto a 2,300-volt power line
several minutes Monday. He acci
dentally put his hand on the line
while climbing a tree.
A companion, Jimmy Shannon,
12, grabbed at David’s hand three
times but couldn’t pull it loose.He
got shocked each time.
Then David’s weight pulled him
free. He had burns on his hand
and on his legs. Police said he was
alive because he hadn’t been
grounded sufficiently to get a full
jolt of electricity.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE
STATE OF ALASKA, SECOND JUDI
CIAL DISTRICT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
•No. 1113
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
ANNA ANDERSON, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
William T. Haley of Nome, Alaska, has
been duly appointed the Administrator
With Will Annexed of the estate of Anna
Anderson, deceased, by order of the
Judge of the above-named Court.
All persons having claims against said
estate shall present them, in proper legal
form, tfith vouchers attached, to the said
Administrator at Nome, Alaska, within a
period of six (6) months from the date
of this notice.
Dated this 19th day of April, 1960.
'WILLIAM T. HALEY
ADMINISTRATOR
Virgil D. Vochoska
Attorney at Law
Attorney for Administrator
Publish April 22, 29, May 6, 13, 1960.
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Johnson Sworn In
| As State Labor
Department Chief
JUNEAU, UR — Bjorn (Gil)
Johnson formally was named yes
terday as Alaska Commissioner
of Labor, and was sworn into the
$15,000-a-year post in Governor
Egan’s cabinet
Johnson, a 40-pear-old lawyer
and a member of the Carpenters
Union, received his oath of office
from Associate Justice John H.
Dimond of the State Supreme
Court.
Johnson, whose name had been
before the State Democratic Cen
tral Committee for endorsement,
succeeds Lewis Dischner of Fair
banks, removed from the post
earlier this month after a policy
rift with the Governor. r
The new Labor Commissioner
had been chief deputy in the state
agency since last July, and served
as acting head of the department
uring the last week.
Johnson was born in Spokane,
Wash., and first came to Alaska in
1955 as a construction foreman at
Fairbanks. He went to Seattle in
1957 to practice law, and re
turned to Alaska last year.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
(Fifth Six-Week Period)
8th Grade — Mr. Beauchamp:
Stanley Andersen, Albert Mazon
na, Julius Pleasant, Robert Walk
er, Sally Ailak, Nancy Bernhardt,
Marcia Conklin, Linda Doyle,
Theresa Kunnuk, Helen Moses,'
June Oman, Pauline Toctoo.
Eighth-Grade Honor Roll —
Marcia Conklin, Linda Doyle,
Jeff Grant, June Oman.
Texas Oilman Divorces
Hedy Lamarr for
Spending Too Much Money
HOUSTON, Tex., UP) — Oilman
M. Howard Lee received a divorce
today from actress Hedy Lamarr.
Judge Ben Woodall of Domestic
Relations Court granted the di
vorce after hearing Lee, 52, testify
Miss Lamarr’s spending of huge
sums ‘'brought me to the verge of
a mental and physical break
down.”
Immediately after the divorce
was granted, attorneys placed
before Woodall a property settle
ment under which Miss Lamarr
would receive about $500,000.
Miss Lamarr was not in court.
She had ignored Woodall’s four
notices to appear since pretrial
conferences began last month. Her
refusal to come here from her
Beverly Hills, Calif., home caused
Woodall to cut her separation pay
ments from $3,000 a month to
$250.
TWO FILE FOR DISTRICT
22 HOUSE SEAT
Two new filings have been re
ceived by the Clerk of the Court
for the primary election. Harold
Lie of Kotzebue, and Jacob Stal
ker of Noatak, both Democrats
have filed for the House seat in
District 22, the seat previously
held by John Curtis of Kotzebue.
The Nugget erred in reporting
the filing of Lawrence Paquette
for the House seat from District
24. The Nugget said he was a Re
publican when in reality he filed
as a Democratic candidate."
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