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Page 14 Fairbanks Newt-Miner, May 18, 1955 True Life Adventures FOR THE CENTER. OF THE kS A CONSTRUCTED OF SKASS LJNC7EK WHICH THEY gUIU7 THS1E NESTS. STRUCTURE THB MAY COU-AP THE TREH ANP ALL! United Nations Command Blasts Chinese Shelling MUNSAN. May 18, flrV-The warning and persisted for more United Nations command today labeled as "cold blooded murder' the Communist shelling of South Korean fishermen May 10 off the coast of the Communist-held Haeju peninsula. The shelling killed six fishermen and wounded nine others.

Fifteen are missing. Five boats were sunk and three are missing. Sharp Protest The UN command in a sharp protest delivered to the Reds at Panmunjom, demanded punishment of "the personnel responsible for this wanton attack The UN command did not say the shelling took place in international waters but observed: "It is contrary to the accepted practice of civilized nations to murder personnel aboard non-military vessels, even though such vessels may have either inadvertently or otherwise, committed a breach of territorial waters." No Warning The command note said: "These simple fishermen have fished in these same waters for many years." The command said the Communist gunfire came without than an hour. It said the Reds fired more than 800 large caliber shells and many rounds of heavy and light automatic weapons. Pvt.

Schine Wins Corporal Stripes ANCHORAGE, May 18, UrV-It is no longer Private First Class G. David Schine. The army's most famous private is now the army's most famous corporal. Along with 24 other soldiers, he was notified of his promotion yesterday. He is sta- iioned at Fort Richardson.

Oklahoma Passes Uranium Mine Tax OKLAHOMA CITY--No uran- um has been found in commer- ial quantities in Oklahoma yet ut state legislators are ready for he possibility. They passed a bill yesterday mposing a five per cent gross production tax on any uranium hat may be mined in the state. One Day Service on Rubber Stamps In Today- Out Tomorrow Most Complete Rubber Stamp Manufacturing Facilities in Alaska PHONE 2268 A INC. 514 2nd Are. Fairbanks, Alaska Premier Chou Willing to TalklolU, TOKYO, May 18, at--Premier Chou En-laid of Red China Tuesday renewed his offer to negotiate with the United States on easing 'tension in the Formosa area but made plain that "the question of the so-called cease-fire does not arise." The reason, he said, was that "there is no war between (Red) China and the United Chou.

who first made his offer April 23 at the Asian-African conference at Bandung, said his country would prefer to discuss the Formosan question through a 10- nation conference suggested three months ago by Soviet Russia, but said Red China would be willing to consider alternate proposals. Exclude Chiang; He stipulated that Chiang Kai- shek's Nationalist government on Formosa must be excluded. Chou charged that the United States, was delaying the talks by vague -evasive responses. President Eisenhower said on April 27 that the United States would be glad to talk with the Chinese Communists on a cease- fire but this was the point that Chou specifically ruled out in a report last Friday to Red China's national congress in Peiping. Pei- ping Radio broadcast the text today.

Words Broadcast These were his words: "The people living in Taiwan (Formosa) are Chinese people and the liberation of Taiwan by the Chinese people is a question of China's domestic affair. "The United States occupation of Taiwan has created tension in the Taiwan area and this constitutes an international issue between China and the United States. The two questions cannot be mixed up. There is no war between China and the United States, so the question of the so-called cease-fire does not arise. Chinese Friendly "The Chinese people are friendly with the American people.

The Chinese people do not want to have a war with the United States. To ease tension in the Taiwan area the Chinese government is willing to sit down and enter into negotiations with, the United States government." In Taipei, Formosan Nationalist government spokesmen said Chou's attitude shows they have nothing to talk about with the United States except surrender." A foreign office spokesman charged the Reds never had any intention of securing a cease-fire and Chou now had underlined that. A government information bureau spokesman said "the Chinese Communists want a total American surrender in the Formosa area as the price for peace." PRINCESSES SOMBER--There was not a trace of a smile among her four daughters as Queen Juliana spoke at Wageningen, Holland in ceremony marking: tenth anniversary of of the Netherlands from the Nazis. It was Canadian General Charles Foulkes, ex- --AP Wirephoto treme right, front row, who accepted surrender of 120,000 German troops at that time. Seated at right of the Queen is her consort, Prince Bernnard.

Dutch, princesses, left to right, are: Marijke, Beatrix, Margriet and Irene. ACROSS 1. Hard question T. Flowers 12. Protect II.

Gnawing animal 14. Bear witness J5. Thoroughfare 16. Sandpiper 17. Furniture 13.

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Solicitude 43. Took a chair Biblical Valdez Uranium 'Discoverer' Was With Ernie Pyle VALDEZ, May 18 OB--Geiger- packing prospectors a through this Alaskan coastal town Tuesday en route to the Tiekel gion 55 miles north of here where Ed (Pappy) Devine apparently "struck" uranium. Devine, 52, who was with war correspondent Ernie Pyle when the writer died on the tiny island of Iwo Jima, said he and his sidekicks James Nixon, 45, and L. A. Bennett, 32, struck "pay dirt" near the Richardson high- --AP Win-photo HOW AIR FORCE ACADEMY WILL LOOK--Here is an architectural sketch of how the U.S.

Air Force academy near Colorado Springs, will look. Parade area is in foreground. Extreme left foreground will be academy superintendent's quarters. Main buildings in center of scale model sketch, in clockwise order from peaked chapel: administration building; cadet social center; cadet quarters; academic and library building and cadet dining- hall. Hospital is at extreme left.

Buildings at right are physical education and cadet quarters building. Stevenson Would Accept Support of Tammany Hall way. Other prospectors, seized with "uranium fever" have staked claims on both sides of the original strike. A reporter from radio station KBYR, Anchorage, investigated the area with a geiger counter and reported that the area was "hot." Devine, back here after spending 40 hours with, his partners at their claim, said prospectors were "stampeding" to the region. He said he, Nixon and Bennett had to protect their claim from poachers.

Devine was beside Pyle when Pyle died. He said he threw a hand grenade at the enemy sniper who picked off the writer and then carried Pyle's body back to the medics. Devine has a yellowed clipping of a United Press story giving a vivid account of his role in the tragedy. NEW YORK, May 18, Iff)--Adlai Stevenson, defeated Democratic presidential candidate in 1952, said today "if it were my ambition to seek the Democratic presidential nomination next year I would welcome the support of Carmine De Sapio and Tammany Hall." De Sapio, the New York secretary of state, is a member of the Democratic national committee as well as leader of Tammany, the New York county Democratic organization. Visited Kenya Stevenson returned from four weeks In Africa, where he Kenya, the Belgian Congo, Union of South Africa and the Gold Coast.

He described it as primarily a business trip as a lawyer. The former governor of Illinois smilingly refused to commit himself as to his political intentions. Asked if he will be a candidate for the presidential nomination next year, Stevenson said: "I haven't made up my mind and I don't know whether I'm needed or wanted." Praises Governor Stevenson's remark about welcoming support from De Sapio and Tammany was in response to a question as to whether he was concerned with the rising influence of De Sapio and Tammany. He also said he felt that Gov. Averell Harriman, of New York, "would be a splendid public official in any position." Harriman is considered a possible presidential aspirant.

1955 W-2 COMBINED TAX FORMS (FORM HANDLES COMBINED FEDERAL. AND TERRITORIAL TAX) Available NOW! PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY Phone I I A I 514 Second Pleased with Vienna Results WASHINGTON, May 18 Sen. George (D-Ga.) said today he is "very much gratified at what I regard as significant accomplishments" from Secretary of State Dulles' recent trip to Paris and Vienna. George, chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, made that comment to newsmen after 'Dulles had spent an hour and a half briefing the committee on the historic events of his European trip. He would not, however, go into what the secretary of state told the senators.

"The secretary himself Is putting on the record all he can this evening," George said, referring to Dulles broadcast report to the nation set for 7 p.m. (3 p.m. PST). George said the committee regards as a "most significant fact" the inclusion of West Germany "in the mutual security system" at long last Two Carriers Face Loss of Subsidy Pay By A. ROBERT SMITH Nevis-Miner Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, (Special)--Although Pacific Northern and Alaska Airlines will have their government subsidy checks cut off this month until July, both, carriers estimate they will be able to provide continuous, uninterrupted service between the states and the territory.

Suspend Runs It looked for a while a few weeks ago like both might hav to suspend some runs, after con gress slashed the money bill in which, all airline subsidies wer contained. The lawmakers chop ped down the civil aeronautic soard's request for $15,200,000 88,900,000. CAB now' estimate it will run out of subsidy funds which go to airlines that aren breaking even, sometime this month. New funds are expected become available July 1 when the new fiscal year- starts. Apparently the only thing tha' saving the states-Alaska car riers from having to-suspend temporarily is that with summer com- ng, their traffic picks up enough make for profitable operation.

So PNA and Alaska figure to break even in late May and dur- ng June, with the help of due ubsidy payments for the past ew months. Swing- Xoan Ordinarily the two airlines night swing a loan to tide them 'ver a thin period such as is ir irospect when the subsidy func runs dry. But both are in a vul- lerable position momentarily be- ause their operating certificates ave expired and they are con- to operate only because States-Alaska route case has ot been finally settled here in Washington, D.C. The CAB has ecommended to President Eisen- ower that they be given three ear extensions of their tempo- ary certificates, in airline rcles is considered much hort a tfrne in which, to obtain dequate capital investment for peration and purchase of new quipment. Daily Mews Miner A I I A I I A 1 I You can subtrmrt 0 1091 or 30c (whichever is greater) from the above ratt on any ad paid promptly after receipt ot statement or paid In advance.

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In the city of Muskegon. State of Michigan, blowing Resolution n-as adopted and passed by the Board: "Whereas, the corporation has suspended its ordinary and lawful business for a period of several Tears, and it appears that the corporation now and will continue to be unable to operate at a profit- Resolved, that in the opinion of the Board of Directors, it Is advisable to dissolve this corporation, and that a meetinc of. the Stockholders is hereby directed and ordered to be called for the purpose of votlnR upon the proposition of dissolving this cornor- ation forthwith." Stockholders of Helcolicon Mines Incorporated are hereby notified of a Special Meetins of stockholders to be held at the offices of the corporation at 1849 North Roberts Road, in the cltv of MuskeRon. state of Michigan, at 2 o'clock P.M., on the 9th day of June. 1955.

said meeting to be held for the purpose of voting upon the proposition of dissolving said corporation. Robert C. Armstrong President Helcolicon Mines Incorporated. Leir.il No. 5 (Published May 13, JJ.

25, June 1. Rubber Stamps 'OYOU HAVE A LOT OF TICKETS TO FILL OUT? Have a rubber stamp with your name and address to lit sjid save a lot time. Commercial Printing 514 Second Ave. Dial Legal Notices Richardson Still Closed by Wafer The Richardson highway 70 miles below Fairbanks has been washed out, the territorial police and Alaska road commission, an nounced yesterday. High water in Banner creek took out the detour road Monday night.

The main highway is closed there for the construction of a new bridge. The road will be repaired as soon as the water goes down. No one knows when the road can be expected to be opened, except that it should be sometime in the next few days. The territorial police also report that there is water over the road at Tenderfoot creek, north of Big Delta. The water was three inches deep Tuesday morning.

INVITATION FOR BIDS (Construction Contract) Anchorage, Alaska April 27, 1955 SEALED BIDS, In single copy subject to the conditions contained herein win oe received until 10:00. A.M. AST. May 27, 1955, and then publicly opened, for furnishing all labor and materials and performing all work for construction of the Bituminous Seal Coat and Paving Repairs at The Municipal Airport, Juneau. Alaska.

Plans, Specifications, and Project Documents may be obtained from the Director of Aeronautics. Alaska Aeronautics and Communications Commission. Clover Building, Room 202, Anchorage. Alaska, upon deposit of S30.00. Bids will be publicly opened In the office of the Director of Aeronautics, Glover BuildinE, Anchorage, Alaska, at 10:00 A.M., AST on May 28, 1955.

Where copies of plans are requested, a deposit of $30.00 will be required to insure their return. The deposit will be returned to bidders within thirty days of the date of bid opening; provided that the copies of plans and contract documents are returned to the Director In pood condition- by that time. Guarantee will be required with each bid as follows: Five Per Cent (55i). (See Paragraph 7 of Instructions to Bidders.) Performance bond will be required for an amount not less than 50 0 of the contract. Payment Bond will be required for an amount not less than of the Contract.

Liquidated damages for delay be as stipulated in the General Contract Provisions for Airport Construction Specifications. Partial Payments will be made monthly- Minimum wage rales applicable to the Contract shall be as listed in the Special Provisions. Bids must be submitted upon Proposal Porm and the successful bidder will be required to ewcute the Standard Form of Contract for Construction. The right is reserved, as the interest of the Territory of Alaska may require, reject any and all bids, to waive any nformality in bids received, and to accept or reject any items of ar.y bid. un- ess such bid is qualified by specific imitation.

Envelopes containing bids must be seal- marked, and addressed as follows: Bids for Bituminous Seal Cost and Repairs, Juncau. Alaska. Project To. J55. To be oncncd at 10:00 A.M., AST.

Date May 27. 1955. Herman Porter. Director Department of Aviation No. 1 May 4, 11, 18, 25, 1955.

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Alaska, was released to open file today by Secretary of the Interior, Douglas McKay. Describing the geology of the mineralized zone and illustrated by several maps and sections, the report contains information which may prove helpful in future explorations of the locality. Pyrite (iron disulfide), the most abundant mineral in the ores, is valued chijefly as a possible source for sulfur. The iron rich residue remaining after the sulfur has been removed could possibly be used as a source for iron. The ore also contains small amounts of copper, zinc, silver and gold.

The mineralized zone, at least 3,100 feet long, is in a tightly folded and much, faulted sequence of clastic marine sediments. Along this zone the ore occurs as tabular bodies of massive sulfide ranging in width from a few inches to 60 feet and in length from a few feet to at least 490 feet. None of the mine openings reach the limits of the ore either horizontally or vertically and the depth to which ore persists is not known. The lenses of massive sulfide ore are surrounded by halos of disseminated of varying widths and tenor. Israel Accused Of Intolerance EDINBURGH, Scotland, May 18 W--The Jewish Mission commit- of the Church of Scotland las alleged that religious intolerance exists in Israel against the Church of Scotland missions and ewish Christians.

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