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No Reason Why Hawaii’s
Governor Should Quit for
Campaign, Says Seaton
WASHINGTON,“ UP) — Secre
tary of the Interior Fred A. Sea
ton Saturday expressed belief
there is no legal or other reason
why William Quinn should not
continue as Territorial Governor
of Hawaii while running as a can
didate for election as first Gover
nor of the 50th state.
Seaton expressed his views in
a letter to chairman James E. Mur
ray OD-Mont) of the Senate In
terior and Insular Affairs Com
mittee.”
Searchers Give Up Hunt
For Lost Light Plane
VANCOUVER, B. C., UP) — The
RCAF has called off its search
for a light airplane missing for
four weeks on a flight from Van
couver to Alaska.
Pilot of the plane was James
Van Valkentoerg.
The RCAF search and rescue
unit at Vancouver, assisted by the
United States Civil Air Patrol and
the U. S. Coast Guard, searched
more than 100,000 square miles of
water along the British Columbia
and Alaska coasts.
FRIDAY BASEBALL SCORES
American League
Cleveland 8, Chicago 5.
Detroit 5, Kansas City 2.
Washington 7, Baltimore 6.
Boston 8, New York 5.
National League
St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 7.
Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 3.
San Francisco 8, Cincinnati 6.
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State Tax Office Shift
JUNEAU, UP) — A shift in top
personnel in the Alaska Tax Of
fice was made public at Juneau
yesterday.
Robert D. Stevenson was named
assistant commissioner of the new
Alaska Department of Revenue.
He was Alaska Tax Commissioner
until that agency was absorbed by
the newly-activated Revenue De
partment July 1.
Mrs. Glenn Oakes of Juneau,
deputy tax commissioner and a
long-time territorial employe, was
dismissed from the new depart
ment.
The actions were confirmed by
Peter Gatz. former Fairbanks In
ternal Revenue official who last
week took over as the state’s first
Commissioner of Revenue.
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Calif. Fishing Boat
Sunk Off Whidbey
SEATTLE, tit—Four crew mem
bers of a San Diego, Calif., fish
ing vessel were rescued from Pu
get Sound waters early Saturday
when their craft was rammed and"
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Coast Guard headquarters said
the tug Charles collided with the
79-foot fishing boat North Amer
ican off the south end of Whidbey
Island about 20 miles northwest
of here.
In the early morning darkness,
an 83-foot Coast Guard cutter at
tempted to get a line aboard the
sinking vessel but failejl, and the
North American slipped below the
surface.
The four crewmen were picked
from the water by the tug soon
after the collision.
A. K. Anderson, the North
American’s skipper, said his boat
was hit amidships and nearly cut
in two.
He said the $150,000 vesse was
bound for Seattle for alterations
before heading for Kodiak to fish
for crab.
U. S. Model Airplane
Contests To Be Attended
By Anchorge Lad
PHILADELPHIA, UP — Carl A.
Johnson, 16, of Anchorage, will
represent the 49th state at the
National Model Airplane Cham
pionships.
Carl was selected by the Acad
emy of Model Aeronautics on the
basis of his past performance rec
ords in model aviation events.
The nationals will be held at
te Los Alamitos Naval Air Sta
tion, Calif., July 27-August 2.
Carl’s trip will be sponsored by
the Hobby Industries Association
of America.
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Bartett-Gruening In
Senate Roll-Call Votes
WASHINGTON, OP — How
Alaska members of Congress were
recorded on recent roll call votes:
On Ellender (D-La) amendment,
adopted 52-41, to cut military aid
in foreign aid authorization bill
from $1,600,000,000 to $1,300,000
000: for—Bartlett. Gruening.
On adoption Church <D-Idaho)
amendment 49-43 to cut defense
support in foreign aid authoriza
tion bill from 835 million dollars
to 751 Vz million: For — Bartlett,
Gruening.
On passage 65-26 of $3,543,320,
000 foreign aid authorization bill:
Against — Bartlett, Gruening.
There were no major roll calls
in the House during the period.
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Toronto’s “Pellatt’s Folly”
Photo: Courtesy Canadian National Railways
Sir Henry Pellatt, the Canadian counterpart of Diamond Jim Brady,
built a castle for himself in Toronto, which resembles an old Scottish
castle with turrets 300 feet high. He called it Casa Loma and today
it is one of the great tourist attractions of Toronto. While he lived,
Sir Henry did everything in a big way. He brought stone-masons
from Scotland to build the structure. The kitchen is big enough to
feed a regiment at a single sitting; the library can hold 100,000 books
and he had all the bathtubs equipped with golden faucets. Sir Henry
also built a tunnel from the house to the stable wide enough to drive
a car through and every horse was provided with a mahogany stall
with bronze fittings.
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