Two Young Climbers
Die on N. H. Mountain
FRANCONIA, N.H., Iff) — Two
young climbers, trapped 28 hours
on a ledge halfway up the almost
perpendicular granite face of
Profile Mountain, died Monday
with rescue almost in reach.
The White Mountains batter
weather was too much for them.
Clad only in light cotton trousers
and shirts, they had endured
numbing 38 - degree cold over
night, the soaking of a driving
rain borne on 50-mile winds, and
thick fog.
The victims were Alfred Whip
ple Jr., 20. Gales Ferry, Conn., a
sophomore at Brown University,
and Sidney Crouch, 21, Ledvard,
Conn., a student at Export <Pa.)
Bible Institute.
MELODIC JUSTICE
YAKIMA, Wash., Iff—The de
fendant sang in his own defense
and the judge turned music critic
yesterday.
Philip Lombardo, 65, was
charged with creating a public
nuisance. He sang operatic arias—
too much and too loudly, said his
neighbors.
Said Lombardo: “I sing because
I am full of happiness.”
When Justice of the Peace Tom
Grady asked for a sample, the de
fendant sang lustily.
“Good?” he asked.
“No,” said Grady. He gave
Lombardo a four - months sus
pended sentence.
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Pelly Demands Japan
Cut Down Salmon Catch
SEATTLE, OP — Washington
Congressman Thomas M. Pelly
demanded Tuesday that the U<S.
arrive at an agreement with
Japan for the latter nation to cut
down its catch of salmon on the
high seas.
Pelly made his request in a let
ter to Interior Secretary Fred A.
Seaton in connection with the
September meeting of the Ameri
can section of the International
North Pacific Fisheries Commis
sion and the November meeting
of the full commission, govern
ing body of the high seas fishery.
Canada is the other participating
nation.
Pelly said the abstention agree
ment should be made either in
side or outside of the existing
regulatory treaty. He described
the Japanese catch as a threat to
the American salmon industry.
Ike Says “ ’T’isn’t So”
WASHINGTON, CP— President
Eisenhower denied Tuesday that
his brother, Dr. Milton Eiseri
hiwer, brought from the Soviet
Union, a new proposal for solv
ing the Berlin crisis.
Eisenhower told a news con
ference Milton hadn’t said a word
to him about it.
Eisenhower said, however, that
he had heard that Soviet Premier
Khrushchev had proposed solving
the Berlin crisis by withdrawing
Allied troops from West Berlin
and in return giving West Berlin
a free corridor to West Germany.
He' gave no indication as to
how he heard of the proposal.
He did say, however, he had
never discussed it with the State
Dept, or this country’s Western
allies.
The first bicycle was invented
in Scotland in 1840 by Kirkpatrick
MacMillan. Its inventor was once
fined for “furious riding” while
riding his contraption.
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House Committee Votes
Down Compromise Plan
For Highway Financing
WASHINGTON, (fft—'The House
Ways and Means Committee yes
terday voted down a compromise
proposal to solve the highway
financing crisis.
The committee by a 16-9 vote,
reaffirmed its previous action for
a 22-month 1-cent a gallon in
crease in the federal gasoline tax.
It turned down by a vote of
13 - 12 Speaker Sam Rayburn’s
compromise which would limit
the penny increase in the gas tax
to one year instead of 22 months.
Super Sabre Jets Leave France
ETAIN, France, If)—A group of
■U.S. Super Sabre jets left the Et
ain base Tuesday for a new home
in Germany.
The planes were among 200 be
ing moved from French bases to
Britain and West Germany be
cause President De Gaulle has re
fused to permit stockpiling of
U. S. atomic weapons on French
soil. U.S. bases at Chaumont and
Toul also will be cleared.
Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
United States Department of the In
terior. Bureau of Land Management,
Fairbanks. Alaska. August 21, 1959.
TOWNSITE TRUSTEES NOTICE OF
SALE. Teller Townsite, U.S. Survey 3452
A and B.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing described lots in the Teller Townsite
will be offered at public sale to the
highest bidder at 10 a.m. on September
23. 1959, at "the Teller Commercial Com
pany, Teller. Alaska. The appraised price
is listed opposite each lot included in
this notice, and the lots will not be
sold for less than the prices listed. The
lots will be offered singly, and bids may
be offered by all who care to do so.
When there are no further offers, the
lot will be declared sold to the last and
highest bidder. The successful bidder
must make full payment at the time of
the sale. Deeds to the lots will be issued
to the successful bidders by the Fair
banks Townsite Trustee. All persons are
warned against violation of the provi
sions of 18 U.S.C. 1860 prohibiting un
lawful combination or intimidation of
bidders.
Block 1 Block 7
Lot 2 $40.00 Lot 23 $60.00
Block 2 Lot 32 55.00
Lot 5 $40.00 Lot 33 45.00
Block 4 Lot 34 50.00
i Lot 1 $40.00 Lot 35 50.00
Lot 4 $30.00 Lot 36 50.00
Lot 6 $30.00 Lot 37 55.00
Lot 7 $45.00 Lot 38 50.00
Lot 10 $35.00 Lot 39 55.00
Block 5 Lto 40 60.00
j Lot 6 $55.00 Lot 41 60.00
Lot 7 $50.00 Lot 42 65.00
Lot 43 65.00
Lot 44 70.00
Lot 45 70.00
Richard L. Quintus. Townsite Trustee,
Fairbanks Land District
I Publish Aug. 26. Sept. 2. 9. 16, 23. 1959
! Militant Segregationalist
i Cinches Governorship
Of Mississippi
JACKSON, Miss., UP — Ross
Barnett, 61-year-old lawyer and
militant segregationist, will be
.come Mississippi’s next governor.
Barnett, who publicly approved
the tactics of Arkansas Gov. Or
val Faubus in fighting school in
tegration, rolled to a solid victory
over L,t. Gov. Carroll Gartin in
the Democratic runoff Tuesday.
Stung to Death by Wasp
WROTHAM, England, UP—Two
years ago Ivor Pindar was stung
by a wasp and was rushed to the
hospital unconscious. Doctors told
him he was abnormally suscep
tible to wasp poison.
After that Pindar dreamed fre
quently that he was being stung
to death.
Monday, his wife went to elear
a nest from the garden. An angry
wasp buzzed past her, made
straight for her 37-year-old hus
i band and stung him on the thumb.
Pindar died in his wife’s arms
J 10 minutes later.
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Army Adopts New Milk
Procurement Policy
In Alaska
WASHINGTON, — Alaska’s
three-member congressional dele
gation reported Monday that the
Army has adopted a new milk
procurement policy in Alaska.
Sens. Barlett and Gruening and
Rep. Rivers said the Army will
buy fresh grade A milk for troops
in Alaska as soon as current con
tractual commitments for recom
bined milk expire.
The Army has been serving
troops in Alaska ungraded, re
combined milk, they said, but un
der the new policy such milk
would be used only when fresh
grade A milk is unavailable.
The new policy was outlined in
a letter from Assistant Secretary
of the Army Courtney Johnson.
The delegation said it followed
months of negotiation between it
and the Army.
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millionth of the energy needed to
operate an ordiary electric lamp.
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