The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 12, 1932, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER | BOYS=ThaTS A GREAT SONG YOU WROTE FER | ME-t CERTAINLY APPREC|ATE T~ WE THOUGHT QLR MUSIC WOULD ELECT You-8uT \T DIDN'T- \F\ D1 MAGGIE - HERES A SONG ME POLITICAL BAND WROTE FER ME- EVEN | HAVE A LOT OF FRIENDS - DN'T G\'T ELECTED e, Inc., Great Bricin ights restrtd 12; 1932 By GEORGE McMANUS 1 W=z | Accus:s Manager BY GOLLY! THAT DON'T SOUNDA 8T LIK THE SONG THE BOYS WROTE~ Seuth Carolina Thomas S. McMillan, Hampton P. Fulmer, John C. Taylor, John J. 'ATHLETICS MAKE - " HUSKY GIRL OUT : OF ‘BETTY ILLINI ; AIGN, Illini," as a athletic than her big university campuses, {the University of fllinois’ | developed scheme of p cation for women probabl; sponsible. Co-eds here ure ity not only to 1 nique of variou | encouraged to p: building and e More than 1200 g in athletic classes aé required work as part of the course for those “majoring” in physical education of which there are 97. In addition, more than 150 other |eirls take part in hockey, soccer, al edu- given opportun- he fine * cer direction of the Women's Ath- letic Association. “Since building health and pro- viding healthful physical activity ir aim,” says Prof. Louist re dire of the department, e give the girls physical exam- jons and motorability and or- st5 to determine the for each in thopedic activities highly | S IO AR TURNS TO PRO MAT TULSA, Okla, Nov. 12.—Bobby Pearce of Cushing, Okla., who won the Olympic featherweight chams pionship at Los Angeles, has des cided to follow his former teams= mate of Oklahoma A. & M., LeRoy McGuirk, into the ranks of the The English language has prob- ably a larger vocabulary than any | McSwain, James P. Richard, Allard | te ST, MARYS BEAT UCLANS 14707 ARMISTICE DAY Beasley and Biard Flash/ Over California Goal to Score { | | carmival clad grl to western wars £ day battle and flashed ! over the University of| 1 California at Los An-| by a score of 14 to 7. i was the Uclans first defeat| eason. i Bill Beasley and Charlesj Biard flashed across the Uclan £oal line in the second and fourth 345 aficr the Uclans had scor- i on a long pass. . FOOTBAL RESULTS, fcllowng are scores of foot- ames played yesterday after- 100 St. Marys 14; University of Cali- a at Los Angeles 7. ze of Idaho 0; Whitman 12. s University 0; Texas Chris- 1 14. Colorado Aggies 12; Utah Aggies Colorado Teachers 0; Wyoming Wi Wast am and Mary 6; inglon 12, ————— KISS FIRES JOCKEY ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12. — Gilda , dancer, kissed Jockey How- ken when the latter’s the fifth race on a program, named in Bracken then boot- ed home ners in all three re- maining events of the afternoon. e e The public payroll in Indiana mnts to $100 a second, Dr. s Kettleborough, Director of Legislative Reference Bureau, s figured. George [ hi With his World Se: where he can easily get rid of it. 8. S. Lafayette as they left Lary is the former Mary New Y ries prize money burning a hole in his pocket, Lyn Lary, ace shortstop of the champicn New York Yankee: headed for He is shown with Mrs. Lary on the ork for a_vacation in Europe. Mrs. Lawlor, Broadway showgirl. FOOTRALL FEUD FLARING ANEW, VIRGINIA LAND LEXINGTON, Va. Nov. To some the Virginia Poly-Wash- ington and Lee football game here was just. another game. But back of the scenes there stalked a ten-year feud that has done about everything but wreck the Tilson family. It bezan in 1922 when Warren Tilson playing for the Generals met his brother, Sumner, attached to the V. P. 1. team on the grid- iron, determined to outplay him. Warren, game to the core, couldn't stop big Sumner. A decade has pasved. Warren is back at Washington and Lee as coach and Sumner a Virginia Poly-Tech. Both ccach lines. ere— Old papers for suie z: “oe Empire Office SMALLEST HOCKEY PLAYER SIGNED UP DETRCIT, Nov. 12—The Detroit Red Wings have signed a Pl maller than Larry Aurie, little right winger who proved a star for the Detroit hockey club ast year. The new player is Paul Armand, who played his first professional bt rocks last year. Armand is five feet, five inches tall and weighs 125 pounds. He i3 a bank clerk in the summer time. Aurie is an inch taller and weighs 25 pounds more. PR PN CLAIMS RECORD | WELLINGTON, N. Z., Nov. 12.—| |A new world's, record for trotting a mile and a quarter on grass is claimed for Harold Logan in the Ayos handicap at the Christ Church here. The horse covered the, dis- tance in the remarkable time of 2 | minutes 38 2-5 seconds. | — .- '50c Ploneer Taxi, Phone 443. adv. DAILY SPORTS CARTOON SWEN THE BURR. CARL RECENTLY WAS I SCHOLAR SHIP AWARDED EACH YEAR To AN UNDERGRAQU; @Ho -*comg, LEADER S#i\ ATHLETIC AB AT S INES p) LT a0 scuoueamc/ - ~By Pap | o : LORAIN, ORIO All Rights Resarved by The Associated Press iockey with the Chicago Sham-' Abyssinia in the Spring DEMOCRATS WIN HOUSE MEMBERS iFROM 34 STATES Have 24 Solid Delegations! —Eight for G. O. P. —Seven 'in Doubt (Continuea from Page Three) Randolph Carpenter, Dem.; W. A. Ayres, Dem.; Kathryn O'Loughlin, Dem.; Cilfford R. Hope, Rep Kentucky ‘William V. Gregory, Dem.; Glo- ver H. Cary, Dem.; Cap R. Carden, Dem.; Brent Spence, Dem.; Virgil Chapman, Dem.; Fred M. Vinson, Dem.; Andrew J. May, Dem.; John Y. Brown, Dem.; Finley Hamilton, Dom.. Louisiania Jeachim ©O. Fernandez, Dem.; Paul H. Maloney Dem.; Numa F. Mcentet, Dem.; John N. Sandlin, Dem.; Riley J. Wilson, Dem.; Bol- ivar E. Kemp, Dem.; Rene L. De- Rouen, Dem.; Cleveland Dear, Dem. Maine The following were elected Sep- tember 12—Carroll L. Reedy, Rep.; Edward C. Moran, Jr. Dem.; John G. Ullerback, Dem. Maryland T. Alan Goldsberough, Dem.; Wiliam P. Cole, Jr, Dem.; Vin- cent L. Palmisano, Dem.; Unexpir- ed ,, Ambrose J. Kennedy, un- cpposed,” Dem.; Regular term, Am- brose J. Kennedy, Dem.; Stephen W. Gambrill, Dem.; David J. Lewis, Dem. Massachusetts Allen T. Treadway, Rep.; Wil- liam J. Granfield, Dem.; Frank |H. Foss, Rep.; Pchr G. Holmes Kep.; Edith Nourse Regers, Rep.; |A. Plait Andrew, Rep William P, | Connery, Jr., Dem.; (Gov. Ely de- |cided mot to call special election | to fiil unexpired term o: Rep. Dal- |linger, resigned.) Regular term. |George H. Norton, Rep; Robert |Luce, Rep.; George Holden Tinkham, Rep.; John J. Douglass |Dem.; Richard B. Wigglesworth, |Rep.; Joseph W. Martin, Jr., Rep; ‘two unreported. Michigan George G. Sandowski, Dem.; {John C. Lehr, Dem.; Joseph L. (Hooper, Rep.; George Faulkes, |Dem.; Carl E. Mapes, Rep:; Claude 1¥. Cady, Dem.; Jesse P. ‘Wolcott, Rep.; Michael J. Hart, Dem.; Har- |1y 'W. Musselwhite, Dem.; Roy O. }Wondrurr, Rep.; Prentiss M. Brown, Jem.; W. Frank James, Rep.; Clarence J. McLeod, Rep.; Carl M. Weideman; one unreported; John Lesinski, Dem.; George A. Dondero Rep. Unreported. Mississippi John E. Rankin, Jeff Busby, Willlam M. Whittington, Wall DoDxey, R« A. Collins, W. N. Col- (mer L. Russell Eilzey, Democrats. 1 Missouri | Clarenée Cannon, James R. Clai- borne, John J. Cochran, Clement | C. Dickinson, Richard M. Duncan, |Frank H. Lee, Ralph F. Lozier, Jacob L. Milligan, Milton A. Romju James E. Ruffin, Joseph E. Shan- |men, Clyde Williams, Reuben T. ( Wood, Democrats. i Montana One unreported; Roy E. Ayres. Unreported. Nebraska Four. Terry Car- penter, Democrai;. New Hampshire i William N. Rogers, Dem.; Charles ! | | | | I saac Bacharach, Rep.; Wuiam . Sutphin, Dem.; D, Lane Pow- s, Rep.; Charles A. Baton, Rep.; i Donald H. McLean Rep.; Randolph ‘:Perkhu, Rep.; George N. Seger, Rep; Edward A. Kenney, Dem.; Frank A, Hartley, Jr, Rep.; Peter A. Caviccia, Rep..; Frederick R. - | He Ellenbogen, Dem.; A Benny Bass, former featherweight and junior lightweight champion, who recently petitioned the Phila- delphia courts to free him from his manager, Phil Glassman. Bass testi- fied that Glassman wanted him to “lay down” to inferior opponents. The contract the boxer wants tr break has three years to run. drew L. Some Dem.; Jchn J. Delaney, Dem.; Patrick J. Carley, De¢m.; Stepaen A, Rudd Dem.; Emanuel Celler, Dem.; Anning S. Prall, Dem.; Samuel Dicl ) Dem.; Christopher D. Dem.; Willilam L. Sirovich, Dem.; John J. Boylan, Dem.; John J. O'Connor, Dem.; Theodore A. Pay- ser, ‘Dem.; J. Kennedy, Dem.; £ol Bloom Dem; James J. Lanzetta Dem.; Joeph A. Gavagan, Dem.; Anthony J. Griffin, Dem.; Frank Qliver, Dem.; James M. Fitzpatrick, Dem.; Charles D. Millard, Rep.; Hamilton Fish, Jr., Rep.; Philip A. Goodwyn, Rep.; Parker Corning Dem;; James 8. Parker, Rep.; Frank Crowther, Rep.; Bertrand H. Snell,’ Rep.; Francis D. Culkin, Rep.; Fred J. Sisson, Dem.; John D. Clarke, Rep.; Clarence E. Hancock, Rep.; |mm Taber, Rep.; Gale H. Stalker, Rép.; James L. Whitley, Rep.; ter G. Andrews, Rep.; Beiter, Dem.; Daniel A. Reed, Law Preservation. One unreporied. North Carolina Lindsay C. Warren, John H. Kerr,f Charles L. Abernethy, Edward W. Pou, William B. Umstead, Frank Hancock, J. Bayard Clark, J. Wal- ter Lambeth, Robert L. Doughton, Alfred L. Bulwinkle, Zebulon Weav- er, all Democrats. North Dakota Two districts unreported. Ohio Two districts unreported, John B. Hollister, Rep.; William E. Hess, Rep.; Byron B. Harlan, Dem Frank L. Kloeb, Dem.; Frank C. Kniffin, Dem.; James Fletcher, Dem.;. Warren J. Duffey, Dem.; Thomas A. Jenkins, Rep.; Mell G. Underwood, Dem.; Arthur P, Lamneck, Dem.; William L. Fiesinger, Dem.; Dow W. Harter, Dem.; Robert T. Secrest, Dem.; one | district unreported; Charles West, Dem.; Lawrence E. Imhoff, Dem. John G. Cooper, Rep.; Martin L. Sweeney, Dem.; Robert Crosser, Dem.; Florence E. Allen, Dem. Nevada James G. Scrugham, Dem. Cklahoma Will Rogers, Wesley E. Disney, William W. Hastings, Wilburn Cart- wright, Tom D. McKeown, Fletcher B. Swank, Jed Johnson, James V. MecClintic, E. W. Marland, all Democrats. Oregon James W. Mott, Rep.; Walter M. Pierce, Dem.; Charles H. Martin, Dem. Pennsylvania Harry C. Ransley, Rep.; James M. Beck, Rep; Alfred M. Waldron, Rep;. George W. Edmonds, Rep.; James J. Connolly, Rep.; Edward L. Stokes, Rep.; George P. Darrow, ry W. Watson, Rep; J. Roland Kin- zer, Rep.; Patrick J. Boland, Dem. and Rep; one district unreported; George F. Brumm, Rep. and Dem.; William E. Richardson, Dem.; Louis T. McFadden, Rep.; Robert F. Rich, Rep. and Pro.. J. William Ditter, Rep.; (Unexpired term)—Joseph P. Biddle, Rep.; Benjamin K. Foch, Rep.; |Thomas C. Cochran, Rep; three der, Dem.; Charles 1. Faddis, Dem.; J. Howard Swick, Rep.; Nathan L. Strong, Rep.; Willam M. Berlin, Dem.; Charles N. Crosby, Dem.; Twing Brook, Dem.; Clyde Kelly, Repg Michael J. Muldowney, Rep.; Matthew CONNORS MOTOR ! CO., Inc. n, Dem.. Rhode - Island Two districts unreported. ~ Darden, Andrew J. Montague, Pat-| James W. Wadsworth, Rep.; Wal-| Alfred E{ G. Polk,| Dem.; L. T. Marshall, Rep.; Brooks | Rep.; James Wolfenden, Rep.; Hen- | Isaac H. Doutrich, Rep.; districts unreported; J. Buell Sny-} ’H Gasque, all Democrats. South Dakota B Fred H. Hildebrant, Dem.; Will-| iam Williamson, Rep. | Tennessee Rep.; J. will | B. Carroll Reece, | Taylor, Rep.; Sam D. McReynolds, | Dem.; John R. Mitchell, Dem.; Jos- | of the other spoken langudges. OLLER SKATIN EVERY DAY—3 TO 11 P. M. Children Under 17 Must Leave at 9 P. M. A. B. HALL GUS GUSTAFSON, Manager | | Turner, Dem.; Gordon Browning,| | Dem.; Jere Cooper, Dem.; Edward| H. Crump, Dem. Texas George B. Terrell, Joseph W. Bailey, Sterling P. Strong, Wright Patman, Martin Dies, Morgan G. Sanders, Sam Rayburn, Hatton W. Sumners, Luther A. Johnson, Clay | | ‘ i |eph W. Byrns, Dem.; Clarence W.| e SEAPLANE ‘NORTHBIRD’ FOR CHARTER to Anywhere Southeast Alaska Based at Juneau PHONE 194 J. V. HICKEY, Owner BB 4 Stone Briggs, Daniel E. Garrett, Joseph J. Mansfield, James P. Buchanan, O. H. Cross, Fritz G. Lanham, W. D. McFarlane, Richard M. Kleberg, John N. Garner, R. Ewing Thomason, Thomas L. Blan- ton, Marvin Jones, all Democrats. Utah Abz Murdock, J. Will Robinson,| both Democrats. Verment Ernest W. Gibson, Rep. | Virginia Schuyler Otis Bland, Colgate W | rick H. Drewry, Thomas G. Burch, Clifton A. Woodrum, A. Willis Rob- ertson, Howard W. Smith, John W. Flannagan, all Democrats. ‘Washington Marion A. Zioncheck, Monrad C.| Wallgren, Martin F. Smith, Knute| Hill, Samuel B. Hill, Wesley Lloyd,| all Democrats. West Virginia 1 | Robert L. Ramsay, Dem.; Jen- nings Randolph, Dem.; Lynn S. Horner, Dem.; George W. Johnson, | Dem.; John Kee, Dem.; Joe L. Smith, Dem. Wisconsin i George W. Blanchard, Rep. one| district unreported; Gardner Rv’ Withrow, Rep.; Raymond J. Can- (non, Dem.; Thomas O'Malley, Dem.; | Michael K. Reilly, Dem.; Gerald J. | Boileau, Rep.; James Hughes, Dem.; James A. Frear, Rep.; Hubert H.| Peavy, Rep. Wyoming Vincent Carter, Rep. DELEGATES Alaska A. J. Dimond, Dem. Hawaii L. L. McCandless, Dem. ————— CADDY IS NOW PROFESSIONAL; ONLY IN TEENS CINCINNATI, O. Nov. 12.—Nor | man “Bud” Dickman has realized the ambition of many a ‘caddy to [“1m'd it over” some of the duffers |for whom he has hunted balls in |the rough. Dickman 1is a professional at the { | ranking for Ithree years, and pos- h {sibly is the country's youngest golf “pro.” “Bud” is the Homestead coun- | try club “pro” and holds the| course record over that nine-hole | 1ayout. Respect is accorded any- |one who shoots the Homestead | age of 18, dn fact has had that | o Use Alaska Lumber JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS PHONE 358 the Mango Tree Trick HINDU| MAGIC “The Indian conjuror plants the mango seed in the soil, covers it with a cloth, makes a few magic passes, mutters weird = incantations, then— resto!—removes the cloth and there's he mango tree—magically grown up. The economy and satisfaction you get from JUNIOR BRI- QUETS is like magic. $16.00 per ton delivered PHONE 412 For Expert Window Cleaning Phone 485 PLAY MIDGET GOLF! The Indoor Health Game for Young and Old SECOND FLOOR, GOLDSTEIN BUILDING Open 3 P. M. to 11:30 P. M. course, par 72, in 66, and that is what Dickman does quite often Dickman began caddying when he was only 13. He matches his golfing ability with a knack for carpentry, and he built the Home- stead club house. 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