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Tranquilized Dog
Teams Enronte
To Alaska Races
SEATTLE, Wl — Twenty-nine
Siberian Husky sled dogs, the
edgy kind with a reputation as
fighters, were quiet and docile
here yesterday.
They had been given transquiliz
ers to calm their nerves.
The Doctors Roland Lombard,
Wayland, Mass., and Charles Bel
ford, Deerfield, Mass., stopped off
with the dogs on their way to
Alaska. They will race in the
Alaska Championship at Anchor
age February 19-21, and in the
North American Championship at
Fairbanks, March 11-13. Dr.
Lombard will be defending cham
pion at Fairbanks.
The Huskies travel two in a
large ventilated wooden crate.
They arrived in a cargo plane
Monday and go north to Anchor
age in another cargo plane.
“We feed them tranquilizers to
keep them from fighting,” Dr.
Belford explained.
The doctors estimated their
round trip expenses to Alaska will
be about $4,000 each. They have
competed previously this winter
at Tamworth and Marlow, N. H ,
and Mannsville, N. Y.
“I just plain enjoy driving dog
teams,” said Dr. ombard. “I like
the competition.”
Verbal Battle Over
ESC Continues By
Egan and Hedberg
JUNEAU, B—The verbal battle
over the Administration’s employ
ment security proposals contin
ued this week with Henry Hed
berg accusing Governor Egan of
double talk.
Hedberg, spokesman for the
State Federation of Labor, said
the Governor was becoming “even
more adept at this (double talk)
than when he was in the Terri
torial Legislature.”
The labor spokesman reiterated
his belief Egan’s current bill “was
not as good as the bill which he
vetoed last year, which was a
partial answer to Alaska’s
problems.”
Hedberg first attacked the bill
shortly after it was introduced
last Friday. At that-time he said
state industries would take ad
vantage of the bill’s tax rate
schedule to hire workers from out
of the state. *
In replying to Hedberg's first
criticism at a news conference
Monday, Egan said Hedberg’s at
tack contained false analysis de
signed to hoodwink Alaska work
ers. And, he added:
“Government in this state is
not going to bow_ to, or be influ
ence by veiled tfireats from any
source.”
Hedberg retorted the Governor
was “Missing the boat . . . any
time he thinks that I am in any
position to hoodwink Alaska
workers into believing anything.
“I still maintain that his bill is
whgt he himself believed would
be a political compromise accep
table to a great number of per
sons throughout Alaska.”
Trappers Auction To Be
Held At Fur Rendezvous
ANCHORAGE — Trappers in
Alaska and Eastern Canada are
invited to participate in the 1960
Anchorage FuA Rendezvous toy
sending raw furs to Anchorage
where they will be sold at special
auction, tentatively set for Sat
urday morning, Feb. 20.
William Strandberg, president
of' Greater Anchorage, Inc., said
that furs will be received until
noon on Wednesday, Feb. 17 at
the Alaska Fur Factory, 831 4th
Ave., where they will be labeled
and stored until time of the auc
tion. Trappers will be required to
set a price limit or a minimum
bid on the pelts. Greater Anchor
age, Inc. will receive a 10 per
cent commission on all furs sold
at the Trappers Auction. Furs
may be mailed to the receiving
station.
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