British Lord Says Russian People
Think America Will Start War
LONDON, MR — A member of
1he House of Lords who returned
Saturday from Moscow said many
Russians are convinced America
means to start a war.
He is Lord Bessborough, one of
an eight - member parliamentary
delegation which traveled about
the Soviet Union for two weeks.
“The Russians one meets cas
ually in the streets believes the
American people are friendly, but
he accuses the Pentagon of mak
ing war threats,” Lord Bessbor
ough said.
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Khrushchev Intercedes
On Behalf of Algerian
Executed By France
PARIS, Uf\ — A convicted Al
gerian gunman was guillotined at
dawn Saturday despite last min
ute appeals from Soviet Premier
Khrushchev and King Mohamed
V of Morocco.
Appeals by Khrushchev and
King Mohamed were sent to
President DeGaulle and were
termed unprecedented by French
sources.
Khrushchev’s appeal stirred
some bitter comments. DeGaulle’s
office was informed of the mes
sage, carried by Moscow radio
before it was delivered in Paris,
and dismissed it as “an indiscre
tion of Moscow which merits no
comment.”
The executed Algerian was con
victed by a military court of lead
ing a nationalist raid on a police
station in Lyon last January in
which seven persons — including
two policemen—were wounded.
FOR THE FIRST TIME
NEW YORK, HP—The proposed j
Nixon-Kennedy television debates
apparently will be unique in Am
erican history—the first time two i
presidential candidates have ever
argued face to face.
At least the New York Public
Librarys American History Divi- |
sion said it knew of no other
case of the kind.
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WEEK S NEWS
By J. M. ROBERTS
Associated Press News Analyst
Some thoughts after scanning a
week’s news:
The Kennedy - Johnson team is
working on a program designed
if they get the mandate, to sub
stitute military spending shock
treatment for the counter-insults
with which the United States is
now answering the Soviet propa
ganda line.
More expensive, though perhaps
more dignified and more effective,
but it may not be called for by
the situation at the time. In a
few months, perhaps in a few
weeks, Soviet Premier Khrush
chev will be due to zig back from
his present zag. Everybody’s going
to have to play this business by
ear for a while. The one consist
ent Soviet effort for several
years has been economic attack.
In that connection, an Ameri
can who has been in the Congo
since early May writes:
“We must learn to use our in
vestments for a motive bigger
than profit. Investment to save a
country from take-over by the
Communists, done adequately and
soon enough, could turn the tide
of Communism in the whole con
tinent of Africa. Nothing would
serve the Communist cause better
than for Belgium and America to
pull out or remove hope of world
economic support. This would
leave the field entirely to the
Communists. Their products are
ample evidence in the African
market.”
Personal confrontation and de
bate between candidates once
was the customary thing in Am
erican politics. A few people at
mass meetings were able to make
direct comparisons. Now the
Nixon-Kennedy debates, if fin
ally arranged, will be before
audience of millions. These two
are likely to be fairly well match
ed. But would Lincoln have had
a chance against the more pre
possessing Douglas in such a con
test? And will photogenics and
histronics obscure the issues?
Some years ago I complained to
my mother that I had never lived
in what could be called normal
times. She smiled resignedly and
said quietly: “Neither have I,
son.”
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF ALASKA
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 60-21-P
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
CARL OSCAR HENNING JOHNSON.
deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Bon
Valjean Davis of Nome. Alaska, has been
duly appointed Administrator of the Es
tate of Carl Oscar Henning Johnson, de
ceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate shall present them, in proper legal
form, with vouchers attached to the
said Administrator at Nome, Alaska,
within a period of six (61 months from
the date of this notice.
Dated this 7th day of July, 1960
BON VALJEAN DAVIS,
Administrator
Virgil D. Vochoska,
Attorney at Law
Attorney for Administrator
Publish July 18, 25, Aug. 1, 8, 1960
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Trials and Tribulations
Of Fur Factory Worker
WALLINGTON, N.J., UP) — Sad
indeed is the life of the fur fac
tory worker, to hear Henry Ad
mirand tell it.
This was explanation Admirand
gave Friday when Magistrate
Louis Schiffman asked why he
drank:
“Well, you see, your honor, I
work in a fur factory and I have j
to drink two glasses of whisky
every day to loosen the fur that
sticks in my throat.”
“Have you tried water?” asked
the magistrate.
“I've tried everything, your
honor, but nothing works except
whisky,” said Admirand.
“Do you take anything else
after work besides whisky,” the
magistrate inquired.
“Certainly, your honor,” said
Admirand. “After the whisky
loosens the fur, I wash everything
down with a large glass of beer.”
The magistrate dismissed an as
sault charge Admirand was bring
ing against another man when a
witness testified that Admirand
had been drinking and was mere
ly' being helped, up from the
ground.
“I suggest you switch to a
mouth wash,” said the magistrate. I
Russia Brags Up Its
Missile Firing Submarines
LONDON, W) — The deputy
commander of Soviet naval forces
said Saturday the Soviet Union
how has submarines “capable of
dealing powerful blows not only
against enemy navies but also
against objectives situated on re
mote enemy territory.”
Adm. Arseny Golovko issued
the statement on the eve of the
celebration of Soviel Navy Day.
The admiral’s announcement
may have been designed to coun
ter the disclosure that the U.S.
Navy last week successfully test
fired two Polaris missiles, which
can carry atomic warheads, from
the submerged submarine George
Washington and hit the target
area 1,100 miles away.
Golovko did not specifically
claim, however, that the Soviet
Union has a new weapon rivaling
the U.S. ballistic missile.
American naval intelligence
has reported the Russians are at
work on three or more nuclear
submarines and have an unknow'n
number of submarines capable of
firing guided, air-breathing mis
siles with an estimated range of
about 350 miles.
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