S HE WINNER AND STILL THE WORLD CHAMPION !
Announcer Harry Balogh (left) ra ses the hand of Heavyweight Cham
pion Joe Louis in token of his victory over Challenger Joe Walcott by a
knockout in the 11th round of their world title bout in Yankee Stadium,
New York city. That's trainer Manny Seamon in the center. (AP Wire
photo.)
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effect under the laws of the Un
ited States, or the Territory of Al
aska.
Rule 3.
The -rights of exclusive p sses
sion for the purpose of pro peel
ing and mining in these rules and
regulations provided are for the
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temporary use of the beds of navi
gable streams, shall not confer
any property right, and apply with
equal force and effect to all valid
mining locations heretofore made,
and all those hereafter made. The
applications of these rules is by
this meeting limited to the Niuk
luk River in the Council District
of the Seward Peninsula.
j Mr. Allen W. Lee moved that
ih? r,)'1 he accepted. Mr. Clyde
CrV"-’ -peon Wl the motion.
W. 1 >v- r; lr' a hy discussion fie
vote v: s "s follows:
FOR ~T.ee R. Taylor, R. O. Lee.
B. L. Cr.'soy. Knute Ol on. R:ch
nrd E. Le-, Mrs. F. K. Dent, Clyde
D. Glass, Nehs Swanbor \ Jr..
William BrooVirs, *L. Tinkham,
Axel T. Edman, A. C. Brown, Al
len W. Lee, Max Ellingson. Nels
Swanberg Sr., F. P. Duroche”.
The folic w:n? wore presond but
refused to vote—Ralph T omen,
Wnrre 1 Davis, and Charley Gus
tavson.
The meeting adjourned at 5:00
p.m.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PARTY
LEAVES FOR CAMBELL
The U.5. Geological Survey
pa tv left yesterday af ernoon for
Gar.-.bell, St Lawrence Island,
where they will make a complete
survey of the island until Sept
ember.
Howard Slwooko of Gambell
will be with the party all summer..
Truman Nominafn
Is Assured, Say
9/
Democratic Heads
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William O. Douglas in as a sub
stitute. But Party members who
arrived early for next week’s
meeting of the faithful said that
only his own action can prevent
Mr. Truman from walking off
with the nomination on the first
ballot.
There was no giving up in the
draft Eisenhower ranks—at least
publicly.
Despite the gaping hole their
principal had torn in the draft
movement, highly placed Demo
crats continued to speculate about
the possibility that the roan who
says he isn't available couldn’t
turn down an actual nomination.
James Roosevelt .California S'ate
chairman, renewed hi- call for a
Saturday meeting here to pick
a candidate to oppose Mr. Truman.
Roosevelt, a son of the late
h
always seen eye to eye with his
father’s successor, said the party
ought to go ahead and nominate
Eisenhower as a “national candid
ate.”
Frank Hague, New Jersey, had
called on Mr. Truman to take the
convention platform and nominate
the general—a circumstance that
those supporting Mr. Truman said
was about the farthest possible
from the president’s thinking.
Jacob M. Arvev, Chicago Demo
cratic leader, said if the Party
goes ahead and nominates the gen
eral, he couldn’t refuse to run.
President Truman’s friends had
no secret of their elation at the
Eisenhower statement.
Senator Hatch <D-NM) said in
Washington that he thinks it all
will be over on the first ballot,
unless Mr. Truman himself makes
a change in his plans.
Hatch added that "I don't see
that happening.”
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS
PLAN FOR W.G.M.z ARRIVAL
The officers of the Order of
Eastern Star met last evening at
the Masonic Temple to formulate
plans for the entertainment of
Most Worthy Grand Matron Eva
Hamilton, who is due to arrive
on July 20th for a three-days
visit. A series of luncheon and din
ners as well as sightseeing trips
are planned for her visit .
The term “Siamese twins” w,.s
first applied to Chang and Eng,
ioined twins born in 1R11 at Mek
long, Siam.
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America and was found in North
America as early as the 16th Cen
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