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WASHINGTON, UP)—1The army
has asked the House appropria
tions committee to extend for one
year the availability of $3,750,000
provided for use in Alaska during
the year ending June 30.
The money is part of $32,000,
000 appropriated a year ago for
! construction work in Alaska, Oki
nawa and Guam.
Testimony of army officers be
fore a closed sub-committee ses
sion considering a deficiency ap- j
propriation bill was made public
last week.
Unless Congress extends tfre |
$3,750,000 appropriation for ane
year the money will return to the
treasury when the fiscal year ex
pires June 30.
The army spokesman testified
the money is needed for construe- j
tion in Alaska which cannot be j
completed this fiscal year. They j
! said $3,000,000 of the amount ‘
would be used for completion of
the power and heating plant at
Ladd Air Force Base, $225,000 for
completion of outside utilities at
1 that base and $525,000 for comple
tion of utility systems at several
; air fields and army posts.
!\lav Suspend Work
On Alaska Railroad
Due To Aceidents
JUNEAU, (/P) — Interior Secre
tary Chapman has been asked to
suspend labor contracts on the
Alaska Railroad because of three
recent accidents.
Labor Commissioner Henry A.
Benson telegraphed tho complaint
Saturday. He said the railroad it
self is the “safest in the world,”
but that contractors must be stop
ped “until such time as adequate
safety measures are adopted.”
“Intolerable con’di t i o n s and
needless slaughter of workmen is
a result of violations of the Alas
ka safety code and are contrary to
interior department policy,” he '
wired. “The railroad has compe- ,
tent safety engineers to device a 1
remedy, and this office at all j
times is cooperative in an ecci
dent prevention program to per
mit completion of the project.”
Three men were injured, one j
seriously, last Monday night when
seven sticks of dynamite blasted
a hugh rock about the time a rail
road speeder arrived with a crew
of workers. Three men were killed
in one of the other two repair
prjoce accidents since March.
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Ilasrltull Scores
(By The Associated Press)
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Friday Games
National
All games postponed—rain.
American
Detroit 14, Philedalphia 8.
New York 2, Chicago 0 (night)
Cleveland 4, Boston 1 (night)
Washington at St. Louis <night)
postponed, cold.
Pacific Coast
Hollywood 14, Oakland 13
(10 innings)
Sacramento 7, Seattle 3.
Portland 10, San Diego 6.
San Francisco 6, Los Angeles 5.
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Saturday Games
Pacific Coast League
Hollywood 5, Oakland 2
(12 innings)
San Diego 7, Portland 5
(10 innings)
San Francisco 8, Los Angeles 3
Seattle 9, Sacramento 2.
Sunday Games
American League
New York 14-2, Cleveland 5-4
Boston 7-3, Chicago 0-4
St. Louis 11-3, Philadelphia 6-8
Washington 6, Detroit 2.
National League
Pittsburgh 4-8, New York 2-6
St. Louis 6-2, Philadelphia 5-4
Boston 3-4, Chicago 2-3.
Cincinnati 10, Brooklyn 9.
Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles 3-1, San Francisco 2-2
Portland 6-1, San Diego 5-3
Hollywood 7-2, Ookland 2-3
Seattle 3-1, Sacramento 1-2
(2nd game 11 innings)
1950 Alaska Game
Gom'ii Regulations
<Bv Maryl Lee Council)
Delegate Bartlett has furnished
all newspapers and radio stations
in Alaska with copies of the 1950
regulations of the Alaska Qame
Commision signed last week by
Secretary Chapmen of the Interior
Department.
It is hoped that anyone inter
ested in reading the regulations
will contact the local newspaper
and radio stations as printed cop
ies in booklet form will not be
available until early in July. Del
egate Bartlett has been informed
by officials of the Fish and Wild
life Service in Washington that
copies at that time should be ob
tained from the Juneau office as
the principal supply will be avail
able there.
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Thursday Luncheon
Stanley R. Morgan. Pres.
Ron Brousseau, Secy.
ANVILLODGE
NO. 140
Meets First and
Third Thursday
each month
STANLEY R. MORGAN. W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets
EVERY TUESDAY NOON
ARVO SAARIO, President
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court Housa Is Opposita Us
Phona Main 40