ONE MORE
BIG GAME
TONIGHT, 8
There will be another Harlem
Globe-Trotters appearance here
tonight at 8 o'clock in the High
School gym, according to announce
ment made at 1 o’clock this after
noon by Art Hedges, doors to open
at 7 o'clock.
The Globetrotters planned to fly
to Cordova today for the postponed
game there, called off when they
could not land. The PNA flight
to Cordova today was cancelled
on account of weather conditions.
The game will start at 8 o'clock
tonight. The opposing team will
be selected from members of the
Gast&neau Channel / Basketball
League.
The general admission will be $2
including tax. There wdll be no
reserved seats but first arrivals
may pick their own from the re
served seat sections, and late com
ers will have standing room. The
same stuff as last night will be
pulled off by the visitors.
The regular scheduled Gastineau
Channel League doubleheader is
naturally postponed on account of
the Trotters-local game.
PROPOSED ALASKA
WATER CODE OKED,
FIELD COMMITTEE
Many matters of interest to Al
aska came up for discussion and
recommendation at the Alaska
Field Committee in session here
today.
A number of possible industrial
projects were discussed including
development of tin, nickel and cop
per deposits, airports and expan
sion in the shellfish industry. A
light aggregate plant for the rail
belt came up for discussion also.
The proposed water code for Al
aska was slightly revised and will
be transmitted to the Secretary of
Interior. The Committee consider
ed the present code as satisfactory.
National Park Service represen
tatives discussed for tourist devel
opment for Alaska and reported
that a recreation research program
was progessing.
A resolution regarding the load
r: and unloading of explosives in
Alaska was presented and approved
by the Committee and will be for
warded to Washington.
A plan of the Bureau of Land
Management to return certain sel
ected lands for agricultural devel
opment on the Kenai Peninsula to
the public domain was approved
and will be forwarded to Wash
ington urging action in order that
they may be made available for
homesteading this summer.
An action of interest to Anchor
age was the approval of a plan to
make land available for a new
cemetery site there in order that
a low rental Alaska Housing Au
thority project may be located
within the city limits.
Sessions of the Committee con
tinued this afternoon and may
run into tomorrow. Tire Committee
is made up of representatives of
the various agencies of the Depart
ment of Interior operating in Al
aska.
TOBEY MAY WIN
PLACE ON SENATE
OF COMMITTEE
(By Associated Press)
The choice of Republican Sena
tor Charles Tobey of New Hamp
shire for a seat on the Senate For
eign Relations Committee appears
to be something the administration
can cheer about. Tobey is regarded
generally as a supporter of the
administration’s foreign policy.
Tobey’s nomination was made in
the Senate Assignments Committee
and will be submitted with other
Republican appointments to a con
ference of all GOP Senators today.
The appointments do not become
official until ratified by the con
ference.
POLICE GIVE WARNING
ON PAYMENT PARKING
METER VIOLATIONS
At a meeting of the police com
mittee of the Juneau City Coun
cil Wednesday, it was decided to
allow three days in which parking
meter violation tickets may be mode.
These are payable at the City
Clerk’s office.
On the fourth day, the fine will
be doubled and on the fifth day
following the violation, violators
will be cited into City Magistrate’s
Court, Frank Cavanaugh, assistant
Chief of Police, said today.
A careful check of violations is
now' being made, he said, and added
that U.S. Government cars W'ere
not exempt from the ruling.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted to St. Ann’s hospital
yesterday were Robert Temple,
Master Richard Sorset, Mrs. Matt
Gormley, Mrs. James Triplette and
Simon P. Moe.
Francis Saviers and David Hotch
were dismissed.
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Sale Continues Saturday
The store will be open at nine o'clock and we'll be here to
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