Post Office Appropriation
Gets Thruogh U. S. House
WASHINGTON, UP) — The
House bower! to the Senate yes
terday and backed down on its
earlier insistence that members
of Congress be permitted to send
unadressed franked mail on city
postal routes.
The retreat was by a 235-164
roll call vote after arguments
from opponents that unadressed
mailing privileges would open the
way to flooding city residents with
Congressional “junk mail.”
The House action sends to the
White House a $4,851,914,000 ap
propriation bill to finance the
Post Office Department, the
Treasury and the Tax Court for
the fiscal year beginning July 1.
The measure had been hung up
by Senate insistence the House
backed “junk mail” provision must
be removed.
The total in the bill is about
56 million dollars less than Pres
ident Eisenhower requested.
Senators to Hear
Results of U-2 Study
WASHINGTON, Uft — The Sen
ate Foreign Relations Committee
approved 14-1 yesterday a report
on its inquiry into the U-2 spy
plane incident and links to the
collapse of the Paris summit
conference.
The report is to be released for
publication Sunday. Individual
members may submit personal
views.
Chairman J. William Fulbright
iD-Ark) said only Sen. Homer
Capehart tR-Indi voted against
the report, but that Senators
Frank Lausche iD-Ohioi and Al
exander Wiley 'R-Wisi abstained
from voting.
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Tokyo Commies
Maul Each Other
Over Co-Ed Killed
TOKYO, UP) — Two groups of
Communists mauled each other
Thursday night in a wierd after
math to the leftist-led riots
against the government and the
new U. S.-Japan military treaty
which came into effect earlier in
the day.
About 100 members of the main
Trotskvite wing of the Zenga
kuren student federation marched
on Japan Communist Party head
quarters after winding up demon
strations in front of the Foreign
Office and the police head
quarters.
They demanded that Commu
nist Party retract an article which
appeared in Akahata, the official
party newspaper, charging Trot
skyite students were responsible
for the death of coed Michiko
Kamaba, 22, who was trampled to
death in rioting last week.
The students, waving red flags,
were met by party stalwarts
shouting “Go home Trotskyites.”
There was a fierce shoving battle
in which the outnumbered stu
dents were forced back from the
rickety two-story wooden build
ing in which the party head
quarters is located.
The Trotskyite group then sat
down in the narrow street, block
ing traffic.
After an hour, the family of the
dead coed sent an urgent request
to the students to avoid further
unpleasantness over her death,
and the sitters withdrew.
State Department Notes
Hottest ‘Hate America’
Campaign by Red China
WASHINGTON, W>> — U. S
officials said today Communist
China appears to be redoubling
its effort to undermine Japan and
free world defenses in Asia.
Chinese affairs analysts at the
State Department noted a near
record output of violent “hate
America" propaganda by Peiping
Radio.
The volume of propaganda
monitored here has reached the
proportions of Peiping's fierce
anti-American campaign in Aug
ust, 1958, preceding the Red ar
tillery and air attacks in the Chi
nese Nationalist offshore islands
of Quemoy and Matsu.
It suggests the possibility that
Communist China may be tempted
into some new military adventure
that might lead to serious trouble,
according to analysts.
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Notice is hereby given that
Larry Galvin, of Nome, Alaska
and Suquamish. Washington, will
not be responsible for any busi
ness, accounts payable, obliga
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of D. F. Hungerford and C. A.
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Alaska Airlines
Nominates Art Johnson
Bush Pilot of Year'
SEATTLE — Arthur Johnson,
a native Alaskan, is Alaska Air
lines’ candidate tor Bush Pilot of
the Year, according to an an
nouncement made yesterday by
C. L. Miller, operations coordi
nator.
His nomination has been sub
mitted to Harvey Taylor, general
chairman of the Alaska State Fair
at Palmer.
The 40-year-old Unalakleet
pilot has been flying for Alaska
Airlines since 1951.
The airline is the only major
carrier serving Alaska with main
line and bush operations, accord
ing to Miller. Johnson flies bush
mail schedules to villages on the
lower Yukon, and charters for the
United States Marshal, construc
tion parties and medical emer
gencies.
Johnson comes from a flying j
family. A brother. David John
son, was once the youngest com- ,
mercial pilot in Alaska.
The Matanuska Valley Cham- |
ber of Commerce is sponsoring
the award for the outstanding
light-plane pilot for the year, as j
part of the Alaska State Aviation
Fair and Sportsman’s Show at
Palmer, June 18 through 26.
NOTICE
Due io continued vandalism,
theft, breaking into and entering
of buildings, all Company areas
and roads are closed to the general
public—no exceptions. Trespassers
are subject to police action. Par- I
enis will be held liable for dam
age caused by underage children.
— U. S. S. R. & M. Co.
Officials, Workers, Rich,
Poor, All Endorse I960
Cancer “Strike Back' Fight
“Endorsements of the Cancer
Crusade come from every walk of
life, from every field of endeavor,
from every part of the country.
And this is fitting in a voluntary
effort to fight a common enemy
that attacks without favor or dis
tinction. Farmer or worker, rich
or poor, young or old, cancer
strikes one in every four of us.
So farmer and worker, rich and
poor, old and young — we must
all join together to strike back.”
This statement was made by
Mary Diede, local chairman of the
American Cancer Society in
Nome, who today announced that
local oiganizations are strongly
oehind the American Cancer So
ciety’s educational and fund-rais
ing drive, which begins July 11.
President Eisenhower has pro
claimed Cancer Crusade Month,
by an Act of Congress. Gov. Egan
has also issued a proclamation
urging vigorous support of the
cancer drive, and Mayor Steffen
Andersen has offered his “full
and unstinting cooperation” to
the local Cancer Crusade.
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