Arrange meetings
pf committees at
convention
S1AJHBAMCS (JP) Delegates j
to the Alaska constitutional
convention -this morning com- !
pleted all prelimlisary work1
and were scheduled to com-!
mence actual framing of the
constitution this afternoon. 1
This morninlg’s session was
devoied to straightening out
details connected with the com
mittee meetings. Principal pro
blem was posed by the fact
(that all delegates are on more
than one committee and meet
ing schedules had to be arrang
ed so there would be no con
flict for any delegate.
At 11:30 a.m. the morning
session was adjourned. The del
egates will meet again at 2:30
p.m. and at that time it is expec
ted the convenion delegates
will split into committees and
commence their task Of writ
Alaska’s constitution.
Wet and cold in
northern half of
nation today
by The Associated .press
It wias wet and cold today ov
er large areas of 'the northern
half of the country.
The storm center which cros
sed the Rockies yesterday was
centered over western sections
of Kansas and Nebraska this
morning. Snow fell from the
northern Rookies eastward to
the upper Mississippi .valley.
There was nalin over much of
the Missouri and upper and
middle Mississippi valleys.
Freezing ralin slickened high
ways in Minnesota and the eas
tern Dakotas. Widespread snow
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Drama in the South Seas
News Opens Show
'all was reported yesterday!
from the Dakotas westward to j
Idaho and southward to parts!
of Nevada and Utah.
It was below zero again this
morn ini? in the northern Rock
ies.
Cold in Seattle
SEATTLE (JP) After almost
five months in the Arctic ice,
a navy LST arrived yesterday i
in Seattle (temperature 19)
from its fueling port of Whit
tier, Alaska (temperature 34).
The journey from the deep
freeze to the icebox led Captain
Kennd h McCann to say:
“Nice ice you have here.”
Capt. McCann said the trip
was “rou/gih and cold,” and in
eluded an uncomfortable day
when the 618 was looked in the
! ice in the Beaufort Sea, far to
the north and east of Point Bar
row.
Convention
we would never get finished
with this convention.”
By a voice vote the conven
tion killed Smith’s amendment
Stevenson
! ed major candidate in his party
, said the Democratic task “is
to make ‘prosperity. and peace’
not a political slojgan but an
active search for a better Am
erica and a better world.” *
Big 4 meeting
argument had declared .he Sov
iet government is afraid to ex
pose the Soviet people to the
iappadt of western ideas and in
formation.
, Today’s lai.e session took up
proposals which Molotov had
raised in a meeting last week.
They had been put off until the
end of the conference — which
is scheduled to conclude tomor
row — because Dulles had ques
tioned whether they properly
belonged on the agenda at all.
Molotov htad proposed the re
moval of most all foreign for
ces from West and East Ger
many or their reduction by 50
per cent.
He called for the demobiliza
tion of troops thus withdrawn
to effect a cut in the total arm
ed forces of the four powers.
He also had Called for a tre
aty between the North Atlan
tic Alliance and the fSoviet
badked Warsaw alliance to re
nounce the use of force, pro-i
vide for settlements by peace
ful means, and specify consul
tation between the two sides
in event of a threat to the
peace.
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Attention G.O.P.
There will be a meeting of the Sitka
Republican Club at 8 p. m, Wednesday
night, Nov. 16, at the Fire Hall
All Republicans of the Sitka-Mt. Edgecumbe and Jamestown
Bay areas are urged to attend. There will be election of club
and precinct officers and plans will be made for the activ
ities of the following year.
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ORANGE BOWL IS BIG
GAME NEW YEARS
by The Associated Press
Ouk olf the welter of confu
sion that made uip the college
football picture today there em
erged one solid fact — the Or
ange Bowl is going to present
the four-star, gilt-edged alttrac
tion on Jan. 2, Oklahoma vs.
Maryland.
The picture still is clouded
in the other three major bowls
with perhaps a dozen assorted
teams sitill dn the running for
ber|:hs. If they all demanded un
defeated teams, they wouldn’t,
operate because Oklahoma and;
Maryland are the only major
clu’bs in the country that have
I n’t been whipped.
Here’s the picture in the Oith
er bowls in brief,
j ROSE — UIGLA has the in
side track, but Oregon State
, also has a chance as the Pa
j cific Coa^t conference represen
j tative. Michigan can get the
Big 10 nod if ijt defeats Ohio
State Saturday. If Ohio State
wins, then Michigan State will
make the trip to Pasadena.
SUGAR — All is confusion,
following Pitt’s 26-7 victory
over a West Virginia team that
liad won 11 games in a row
over a two-year span. The Sou
thern conference winner usual
ly is host team, but. any of five
schools still can take the league
title.
COTTON — Texas Christian
Sports Trail —
by Whitney Martin
N©W YORK (IP) The Old Pro
lessor was hanging over the
window sill looking up and
down the street, and a memb
er of his Monday morning class
of football coaches commented
; in a stage whisper that the old
j boy was just demonstration his
usual condition — the hangover
The Old Prof turned quickly.
Old Professor—I heard that
and resent the implication keen
ly. I want you to khow I was
just looking to see which way
Wesli Virginia went.
Art “Happy” Lewis, West
Virginia — We didn't go right,
Professor. We didn’t do any
thing right. I thought the big
play Was when Fred Wyant
fumbled on their 14 with third
down and '.hree. His injury did
n’t help us any, either. What
can you say? They just played
better than we did. Some days
you can’t pick up a cent.
Johnny Michelosen, Pitts
burght — Whew, I don’t know
what made the difference but
the timing out there was per
fect. They made up their minds
to play a good game against a
good team, and won. Nothing
fancy, just good football. Ut
was a great team win.
Old Processor — Mr. Ward,
'stop snapping those matches.
Dallas Ward, Colorado — I
was just showing how we got
two awful ,bad breaks on the
fumble on the kickoff and an
offside penalty on a touch
down run, Professor. I think we
probably could have won the
ball game if it wasn’t for that.
This is the best Nebraska team
I’ve seen since I came to Colo
rado eight years algo.
Bill Gllassford. Nebraska —
This is the fightingest bunch of
kids I’ve ever had. They were
tremendous. We had it when
we needed it.
Old Professor — Mr. How
ard. how deep is the ocean?
Frank Howard, Clemson —i
(continued on page three) ■
which by the form chart, sho
uld wind up operations as run
neruip to Texas A & M in the
Southwest conference should
be nominated host. Officials
say Navy, Auburn, Georgia
Tech and Mississippi all are in
the running for the visiting bid
If things work out as the
Tournament 6f Roses officials’
hope, the Rose Bowl should put
on a good ai traction. UCLA
must get past Suthern Calif or
nia this week to clinch the Pa
cific Coast conference title,
and do it without Ronnie Knox
who suffered a broken leg in
last Saturday’s 19-17 squeaker
over Washington.
If Southern Cal wins, how
ever, and Oregon State, the
surprise team in the league,
beats Oregon, there . will be
fireworks for sure. That would
leave Oregon State with a 6-1
record and UCLA wiltih 5-1.
State would have a talking
point, although its 38-0 early
season pasting at the hands of
UCLA would count against it.
The Big 10 situation is qual e
different. Michigan can buy its
tickets to Pasadena if it gefts
past Ohio State. If Ohio State
wins, Michigan Slate goes. An
Ohio State victory would give
; the Buckeyes the conference
I championship, but they play
• ed in the Rose Bowl last New
Year’s and league rules pro
hibit a team from making the
trip two years’ running.
| Michigan State already has
completed its conference sched
ule and shows a 5-1 record. An
! Ohio State victory over Michi
gan would leave the Wolverines
at 5-2.
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