Alaska Court Action To
Be Tested for Legality
SAN FRANCISCO, IP — The
U. S. Court of Appeals Saturday
set June 12 to hear arguments on
jurisdiction of federal courts in
Alaska since it became a state.
The cases involve Leonard W.
Parker, Anchorage, charged with
theft of government property,
Andy W. Deere, Fairbanks, con
victed of drunk driving, and Kur
tis Kosters, Fairbanks, convicted
of forgery.
All three contend court action
against them occurred after Alas
ka became a state January 3, and
that the courts lacked jurisdiction
because the judges are sitting on
the bench under territorial law.
Judges serving in federal courts
under territorial status do so for
a specified 4-year term. Federal
judges in a state are appointed
for life.
The U. S. Attorney General en
tered the case as a friend of the
court, claiming federal district
courts in Alaska have jurisdiction
in criminal proceedings, but the
appeals court has no jurisdiction
to hear the appeals. He said the
Alaskan courts served as interim
courts.
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Canadian Eskimo Stone Carvings
The Eskimos living on the rugged coast
of the Canadian Arctic, like the Eskimos
of the Alaskan coast, have found inspiration
in producing a meaningful art.
Whereas the Alaskan Eskimo used the ivory
of the walrus, and whalebone,
the Canadian Eskimo uses stone.
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Governor Quinn Vetoes
Hawaii Appropriation For
Statehood Celebration
HINOLULU, OP — Republican
Governor William F. Quinn killed
by pocket veto Saturday a $75,000
appropriation by the Democrat
controlled Legislature for plan
ning statehood celebrations.
Quinn, 39, is the sole GOP can
didate to become Hawaii’s first
elected governor in the balloting
July 28. Delegate John A. Burns
is unopposed for the Democratic
nomination for Governor.
The measure would have set up
a committee of 14 territorial legis
lators to educate the public on
three propositions to be presented
.in the primary June 27 and to
plan Admission Day celebrations.
Quinn said the measure’s aims
are an administrative responsibi
lity “and it is highly irregular
for a committee of the Legislature
to attempt to take over.”
He added.that members of the
bipartisan Statehood Commission,
who worked for statehood for
many years, are willing to con
tinue to serve without pay.
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Los Angeles Chamber
Asks Direct Alaska Flights
LOS ANGELES. (M — Direct
airline service between Los An
geles and Alaska was urged by
the Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce last week.
Traffic between here and the
49th_ state has developed to the
point where such service would
be supported, said chamber pres
ident J. E. Fishburn Jr.
Fishburn said he does not sup
port any specific airline.
It is now necessary to use a
connecting service to fly from
Los Angeles t<* Alaska.
Beastly Behavior . . .
DUDLEY, England, —Edward
France climbed into a cage with
three zoo lions Sunday and kicked
one of the beasts on the nose.
France, a 17-year-old butcher’s
apprentice, said he acted on a
sudden impulse. Fortunately, the
lions had just been fed* keepers
said, otherwise he probably would
have been killed.
“I thought I’m a pretty skinny
meal and I don’t believe they’ll
bother me,” France told a re
porter afterwards.
“But one of them loked up and
began to smack his chops. He
looked at me very closely and I
thought, ‘skinny or not, I’d better
get out of here.’ ”
France climbed back over the
fence.
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