Russia Wants Hope
So Bob Gets'Visa
In Record Time
WASHINGTON, UPI—Comedian
Bob Hope apparently rates with
the Russians.
He’s getting a visa to visit
Russia, and a Soviet embassy at
tache says clearance came thru
in the “remarkable” time of only
two weeks.
Arrangements were made to
issue the visa here after Hope
had spent several days in London
in a fruitless wait for permission
to fly to Moscow to film a tele
vision show.
Madame Tamara Mamedova,
the Russian embassy’s cultural at
tache, said Hope would have got
ten his visa earlier but “he moves
so fast we couldn’t catch up with
him.”
Hope said the Russians “put
no restrictions on what I could
do” in the Soviet Union. The
show, which will use Russian
acts, is intended '‘for American
audiences but Soviet diplomats
said they might want to let Rus
sian viewers see it.
11-Year-Old Boy With
Grudge Against God
Sets Fire To Church
LONDON, — An 11-year-old
boy says he set fire to a church
because God made him unhappy.
The boy’s mother died when he
was a baby.
Police detective Edward Anning
said in court yesterday the boy
told him:
“The reason I did it is I am
unhappy. I lay in bed and won
dered why God has made me un
happy. So I decided to burn his
church.”
The bla£e caused more than
$500 damage.
The court deferred disposition
of the case pending a psychiatric
examination of the boy.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids, in writing, will be
accepted at the Office of the City
Clerk of the City of Nome until
5 p.m. March 10, 1958. for the
purchase from said City of the
following described real property
and upon the following terms:
Lots 22, 23, & 24 in Block 91
Separate bids must be made for
each lot and anyone wishing to
bid on all three lots must submit
three separate bids. All bids must
be accompanied by cash or check
in the full amount of the bid.
The City reserves the right to
refuse and reject any or all bids.
Nome Common Council
By Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
NOME SANITARY
SERVICE
Phone Main 1
P.O. Box 558
International Law Commission .Hears
Plan Extend Territorial Water Limits
' GENEVA, Switzerland, iffl —
West Germany proposed that any
nation should have the right to
sink oil wells in the ocean toed
just outside territorial limits of
any other country.
The radical proposal was made
to the 88 - nation conference on
the Law of the Sea. A draft
treaty written by the U.N. Inter
national Law Commission would
give nations sovereign rights over
offshore mineral resources far
beyond territorial water rights.
Gov. Stepovich Launches
Boy Scout Safety
Good Turn Program
JUNEAU — At a special cere
mony in the governor’s office,
the Boy Scout Safety Good Turn
Program was launched in Alaska.
A delegation of boys represent
ing all Scouts in the territory
called on Gov. Mike Stepovich
and presented him the Safety
Shield which pledges participa
tion of all Scouts in the year-long
Safety Good Turn Program.
The Nome Explorer Post have
already started on this project.
Revision of Taft-Hartley
Labor Act Unlikely
By This Congress
WASHINGTON, lift—The like
lihood < of Taft - Hartley law re
vision faded amid cries of poli
tics and poor timing.
A House Labor subcommittee,
by a 4-3 party line wote, rejected
a Republican motion to begin
hearings next week on four ad
ministration-sponsored proposals
to change the labor law.
“This makes it pretty certain
so far as the subcommittee is con
cerned that there will be no
legislation this session,” Rep.
Rhodes (R-Ariz) told newsmen.
The four administration pro
posals in which the subcommit
tee’s Republican members had
sought hearings include requests
for action on secondary boycotts,
removal of union representation
disputes from the National Labor
Relations Board, jurisdictional
disputes and the job status of
strikers.
Alexander Graham Bell pat
ented the telephone 82 years ago
today.
PIONEER
WATER.
DELIVERY
Phone Black 150
A German delegation memo
randum said the exploitation of
submarine mineral resources, be
yond territorial water limits
should be regulated “in the in
terests of the international com
munity” rather than those of the
coastal nation alone.
The memorandum said the pro
posed treaty should guarantee
“any person” the right to sink
oil wells and other installations
in the ocean bed beyond the ter
ritorial water limit.
The nearest coastal state should
merely supervise the prospecting
and exploiting activities off its
shores, without having the power
to exclude prospectors of any
nationality, the memorandum
suggested.
Britain and the United States
have opposed any extension of
the traditional three-mile limit.
Many other countries at the
conference are seeking recogni
tion of far wider limits—such as
the 200-mile claim of exclusive
fishing rights by the South Pacif
ic nations of Latin America. Rus
sia and the Soviet bloc claim 12
miles of territorial waters. The
Law Commission’s draft treaty
would let any nation set its own
territorial water limits up to a
maximum of 12 miles.
INVITATION FOR BID
Sealed bids, in duplicate copy,
will be received until 2:00 p.m..
on March 10, 1958, in the Offices
of the Department of Aviation,
Room 202 Glover Building, An
chorage, Alaska, for:
Transporting steel landing
mat from Point Spencer, Alas
ka, to Teller Mission, Alaska.
Bid forms and specifications
may be obtained from the above
address. The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids as the in
terest of the Territory may re
quire.
Department of Aviation
Territory of Alaska
By: Eugene G. Goguska.
Director of Aeronautics
Publish Feb. 28, March 3, 7, 1958.
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4:45—Armed Force Digest
Oldest Man In Air Force
Loses His Job — But
He Won’t Retire
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., UP) —
Even though they took his job
away, the oldest man now on
active duty in the Air Force still
won’t retire.
Randolph ^.ir Force Base mu
seum will be closed soon, Air
Force officials said, but its 72
year - old custodian. Master Sgt.
Horst Tittell, will be retained on
active duty. He and other person
nel now assigned to the musuem
will be reassigned.
Tittell is a veteran of 50 years
of Air Force service.
The museum is to be consoli
dated with Lackland Air Force
Base museum.
Rcnald Ailak Died of Apparent
Overdose of Sleeping Pills
TOKYO, UP)—rAn American sol
dier died Tuesday in a Tokyo
hotel from an apparent overdose
of sleeping pills, the U.S. Army
said today. He was identified as
Pvt. Ronald E. Ailak, 28, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam P. Ailak, of
Nome.
WEATHER FORECAST
Gusty easterly winds tonight,
'cloudy with intermittent snow
Saturday. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight 20-25, high tomor
row 25-30.
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HOW DO YOU QUESTION
A JAPANESE DEAF MUTE?
TOKYO, tff) — Japanese police
said today six deaf mutes, three
men and three women from , 34
to 49 years old, are being held on
suspicion of operating a pick
pocket ring. : ’
Police said when they started
questioning the six, they ran
into “language difficulty.” Teach
ers from the Tokyo deaf school
were called in to interpret.
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