The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 4, 1937, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1937. I BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG WDRLD SERIES ~ NOTBROADGAST BY AUTO MAN Ford Paid $100,000 Op- tion for Right, Fa’cd to Exercise It SPCRT SLANTSY —he Ever since Barney ROss relin- quished his claim to the lightweight (itle, his stablemate, Davey Day, nas been shooting for a chance to sain the crown. At present Day is rated the best lightweight in the Midwest. The Illinois commission sonsiders him the No. 1 challenger for the royal robes worn by Lou Ambers. Unusually tall for a lightweight, | Day is clever and one of the hard- ast hitters in the 135-pound cl i His recent record attests his abilit to deal out finishing blows. Of his | -llast 12 fights, eight have resulted i in knockout victories. Among Day’s S SRl | |ko. vitims are George Salvatore.| \‘ Joe Vingali, Jimmy '‘Garrison, John- | EYSTUN QRA §) |ny Durso fnd' Charley Gomer Uf\):‘ { oug relterweight, Frankie ON SALT FLATS Cinque, achieved in the semi-ii- nal to the third Ross-McLarnin| meeting | Davey is' a natural lightweight but he never has hesitated about tangling with heavier men, and has BONIVILLE SALT FLATS, Utah, had success, as his victories over Nov. 4—Capt. George Eyston last Cinque and nobhy Pacho, another) iones Bty Jl6 B0\ Aot aghe | Tack. Weltez. ndiose, DUy ERAC wheeled, - twin-engined racer to ninow his heart is s_(‘t on forcing Lou halt after capturing three major Ambers to give him a shot at the| world record: He quit his speed run after shat- tering the 2,000 mile record with an| average speed of 163.75 miles an hour, setting a new mark for the 12-hour run, with a speed of 163.68 title. H { Day met Ambers in an overweight miles an hour. For the 3,000 kilo- meters run Eyston averaged 163.49 bout early in February. While Am- bers won the decision at the end of miles an hour. assaults on wox'ldi the 10 rounds, the official verdict was not unamimous. The judges, speed records actually gave Eyston| 12 new records. Kid McFarland and Jack Britton voted for Ambers. The referee - o Foothall Injury Prank Fullam; gave Day five rounds 1 NEVER KNOWED \T TO €A EVER' BLESSET TIME ONE O SAr - JANE'S FELLARS GWES HER TH GO -8Y SHE GRABS HOLT OF A& CHOPPIN' AX AN PURTN 900N SHE'S PLume FERGOT HER SORKOW AN' \S LWELY 85 ARY & WRENNY-2\RQ0-- SICH A COMMOTION,NE NEVER D\D SEE MSTOFER G- JES AS 1T WERE DOWN' TH' BREWFUS D\SHES A MONSTROUS BIG TURRKRIWN CAR, PLURRIN' LIKE A EAT CAT, DROVE PLUMB UP TO TH FRONT DOOR AN MIZ MBS AN LADDIE AN' ALL THE\R BAGGAGE PILED N AS NP AN PERCISE AS YE PLEASE AND OFEF THEVY WENT PELL MELL AND POOR LTTLE SARY JANE - W CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. # ) Ford paid $100,000 for cption cn rignts to sponsor the broadecast of the, last; World Serics but he de- clined to exercice the cpticn, it i3 announced hiere. ThHD ma, ’ split the' mo (= 5= e e 1 GETTER GO EASY WHEN T SREAK TH NEWS TO W8S -- (T'S GONNGA B AN AWFUL SHOCK TO TW oL SOV - Aty D=3 -6 or 101 VEH--NEH- S AN B00Y ASKIN' FOR NME--JVS' A - TELL 'EM SNUEFY N 1 HAVE GONE € -€-FIONING-+- ? WAAL--T RECKON BY NOW,MWZ MBS AaN' LADDIE 1S BACK (N TH' LEVEL-LAND, SAFE AN SOUND AS A CRATE O WARRANTED CLPS AN SASSER MEBBY, WIE ALL THEM LUNYTICS W Lt DON'T CORGET WAJOR MBBS \S STILL HERE - QUT T S'POSE HE'LL O\G OUT SO0N AS HE FANDS H\S FAMILY 'S GONE -, L CAN GWE TW LEETLE JANBIRD SOME "TENTION-S e Syndcate, Inc, World_aghts reserved 2y DEZEGH 9-7- | $i;506;000 VDopér Ring Smashed ; ‘Congr;ssmen Face ‘—By Pap [ Trouble if Budget i = Is Given Pruning Ambers four, and called one even It might haVve been another story had Day not waited until the eighth {to unlimber his heavy artillery. In the three closing sessions, Davey punched the titleholder around the {ring. The great finish was not lenough to offset the early lead Am- bers had piled up. But it was enough to convince many keen fol- | lowers of boxing that Davey stands a better than fair chance of win-| CHICAGO, TIl, Nov. 4—Anthony ning if and when the two square, Columbo, 18, injured while making off for keeps. a tackle in a sandiou football game = Cctober /17, died yesterday | 4 He had complainad of headaches. X-ray pictures showed a fractured igh Schoo! Gym Is Decorated for Pablications’ Hop BT | (Continued from rage One) knocking it off at the speed of a billion dollars a year, several thinas g must be done. First, $695,000,000 must be raised to wipe out tne cur- rent rate of deficit. Then the in- terest charge must be met. That may range from $300,000,000 a year to two times that amount. Those § two items sum up to a billion a year, or perhaps $1,300,000,000. Now add to that a billicr of debt retirement. That mak?s $2- 000,000,000 or more, dep-ndin: upon the interest rate. D DOUCLAS | "NEWS SHOWER FOR MISS CASHEN | Complimenting Miss Cecile Ca sh- | en whose approaching marriage we recently announced, Mrs. Rober | Bonner and Miss Margaret Pimper- ton were hostesses’ at a” miscellan- e only two e menty. One is to cut expen ures. ‘suat may mean fewer bridg- nd roads buit back home, cur- ailed spending to help out the armer, fewer warships, less relief pending, less of many things. Another thing, generally agreed upon, is that it means more taxes. There may be more taxes in the higher brackets. But the Treasury will tell you that taxing the big fellows won’t raise enough money. Taxing the brackets between $3,- 000 and $50,000 a year brings in most of the money. Your Congressman may not get up nerve enough to raise taxes next year—what with an election coming on and budget cutting going on in the same breath. But either your present Congressman or a braver one later may have it to do. inere AVEY _.VAY_ - ONE OF THE f LEADING CONTENDERS FOR THE LIGHTWEISHT crOWN WORN 8Y Lou AMBERS i 2 3 leous shower given last eveninz at! Novel Entertainment Plan-|the honte of Mrs. Thomas Ca ned Between:: Dances | Those present included the Miss- | . - |es Cecile Cashen, Isabelle Cashen, DuringFridayEvent ~ |Esther Cashen, Lucile Fox, Mae, | Fraser, Elizabeth Fraser, Mrs. John The Publications’ Hop will be giv-|Cashen, Mrs. Jack Warner, Mrs. en in the High School gym,mb,um‘flelen Isaak, Mrs. Leonard Johnson, tomorrow evening. Decoration of Mrs. Marcus Jensen, Mrs. Richard the gym started Wednesday and will|MacDenad, Mrs. Henry Langfeldt, conclude tomorrow afternoon. | Mrs. Cashen and the hostesses, Mrs Commemorating the tenth anni-|Bonner and Miss Pimperton. versary of the official school organ,| The entertainment consisted of the J-Bird, the theme, by use of & variety of games, principal one of | banners, posters, and pennants, re-|Which was a picture cut-out con- DAvEY 1S A MIGHTY CLEVER. veals :-fl former publications staffs|test which was won by Mrs. John- | end riglr.ghts on past journalistic|SoD and Miss Elizabeth Fraser. BOXER AND This: achieverpents. The Totem has been | Many nice gifts were received by continuously published annually |the bride-to-be. since 1906, while the first fort- T nizhtly issued J-Bird came out in|SCOUTS PLANNING 1923. In 1926 it was discontinued| OVERNIGHT HIKE until 1933 when it again resumed| Douglas Scouts at their regular \ IR WELVE FIGHTS ENDED IV szgi Major Garland Williams, district supervisor of the Bureau of lerwt:; k City, is shown with part of the huge haul of drug: u ;; ifl' n?e:r(nctlhz ;:u!nd-np and lmfinhin. of ;nedc‘v; t.heb ::ltx:en: -ol;l“mm“ s ings. The raid netted 28 prisoners who ke e than $1,600,000 & year. Ly SHOWER TO HONOR | sumse 15 BACK ELEANOR GRUBER ot herts® ore” rived im Jue neau on the steamer Curacao. —ell “Alaska” by Lester D. Henderson, A S RN A i EIGHT OF HIS LAST Fans have been in use as long as recorded histor, Hollywoodites Wed a1l Rights Reserved by The Assoclated Pross T iommmanores | ELKS BALLGLUB MORRIS-HAIGH For Miss Eleanor Gruber, bride- elect of Mr. Roderick Sutherland, a shower is to be given by Mrs. Wood Triplett on Saturday after- noon at the Triplett residence. { Rod Brichton, a medical patient, publication. meeting last night, which was held Novel entertainment has been|in the Fire Hall, made plans to planned and special free miniature|leave here on the 4 o'clock bus Sat- J-Birds (will be distributed during [urday evening for the ski trail from the evening which point they will set out for ————————— . a hike to Fish Creek where they will JUDGE TRUITT SALLS..._[came o for e e, on e ON WESTWARD TRIP |1 ey ¥ b e thetr o0 {ing tests. All scouts, and leaders except Attorney General James S. Truminoben DuPree were present at the sailed on the Yukon Tuesday for Seward, Anchorage and perhaps| |meeting. Frank Krsul was given his first-aid test, and Jimmy Devon, Fairbanks in connecticn with es- cheat tax cases. He expect® % be Elmer Savikko and Bobby Fleek their tests in signaling. rone about three weeks. ———————————— | ————————— The British gallon is approximate- Irene Bordoni was born on the ly 20 per cent larger than the cor- land of Corsica. respovding United States gallon. Ie Litile‘j\’ iece Welcomes 7 T returning to San Francisco, his home while Brother Dominic and Joan Pel Associated Press Photo, Joe Di Maggio, Yankee slugger from his niece, little Bttty Kron, s Dt Joe Di Maggio Home was dismissed from St. Ann's Hos-! pital yesterday. | Baby Landine was admitted to st.‘l Ann’s Hospital last night for medi- cal care. Mrs, Kaiy Josepu gave birth mi a daughter at the Government Hos- | pital at 9:13 o'clock this morning. —— Although A. E. Houseman’s “A Shropshire Lad” became an imme- diate classic with an ever-contin- uous sale, its first printing was fi- nanced by the author. Today’s News Today- Empire. town, receives a hearty welcome Iromilli, another niece, look on.— WILL BE CLASSY WEDDING HELD LOOKING OUTFIT LAST EVENING Eight players have announced their intentions to play basketball with the Elks in the City League this season. | According to Stan Grummett, who is managing the squad, the players | Before only an intimate group of who are likely to wear the purple BEP® S N0 T ev:ningp in e o 4 of the B the Trinity Cathedral, Miss Esther R ‘ '" | Morris became the bride of Mr. ner, Roy Smith, Stan Hill, Specs Thomas Haigh with Dean C. E. Rice Paul, Dick May, Dale Druliner and (i {Joe Selliiken. ot ficiming. Davlin has showed plenty of speed 0,;:: service wasperformed at 7 !in previous seasons here as has Joe nA £ Werner, Roy Smith is the flashy | S MOT défm*;gm‘l“ Ay little high school forward of the past | (o "2 oooccories, wore a corsage {i:lni;gguz‘s nggws ":;l::sul a;lserre; of Talisman roses. She was attended |year of experience with the Univer- :i; :‘n‘:“m::r"r;eszos&;h:c;z‘: lsity of Alaska varsity. Spiro Paul has carved a niche for himself as od with & hiue soart, Bex opshiy was also of Talisman roses. Mr. a stpady guard anu.dangemus .wor: Daniel Ross was the best man. er in both high school and City League contests | Following the service, a wedding Perhaps the:new faces that have dSl'/l:em: :“5 b “"e"':dw}"’:m“;;r !:“"‘; not had a chance to shine in Ju- precl AP sigraflof o5 | I it et s the squad, PSSR re b MAKDNECE. M Autumn roses and chyrsanthemums and perhaps they will be smarter A |material than Juneau has yet scen. ‘mMN A sfttlnf for L‘ne ‘:,ccaf,mn' ! Practice last night was postponed r. Haigh is senior draftsman because of preparations for a school for the Public Survey office here,’ dance in the gymnasium, but next having come to the Territory last| {week the boys get under way In March, His bride was formerly as- | athaat sociated with the , Department of 4 Vocational Education, and returned . They Aateh U Ak, aquad Y {6 Juneau on the Yukon this week. have the makings of a number one e s 'HELEN SUMDUM DIES AT GOVT. HOSPITAL Ceremony Followed by Din- ner at Fifth Street Apartments The “W.H.” to whom Shakes- 'peare's “Sonnets” were dedicated |by a pirate publisher in 1600 has ] Helen Sumdum, two-year-old ne tified A ever been satisfactorily Eim“ L daughter of Mr. and Mrs Peter! | ——————— e anatian drama- SO Junoqu pessed SWoY s tist and poet, killed a man in a duel the Government Hospital at 1:05 P and had 8 “T" R hsandea M- today. The child has been in on hl.slix:nd’r L e the hospital for the past three | {months. Puneral services will be + Mr. and Mrs. Quinn ‘This wedding photo of Anthony Quinn, young screen actor, and his charming bride, the former Katherine ' De Mille, adopted daughter of Cecil B. De Mille, fa- mous producer, was hardly & nov- elty for the couple who had to hurry back to work before the cameras without taking a honey-, moon. ————— “Alaska” by Lester D. Henderson announced later. Miss Gruber’s wedding to Mr. Sutherland will take place on Thursday, November 11. Ml e BROWN LEAVES Harold Brown, salesman, left Ju- neau on the Northland for Ketchi- kan on a week's business trip. Vicks COUGH DroP = 00000 Cook as You Ligh ‘ ELECTRICALLY! too o At the snap of a switch . HEAT, swift as electricity, light, starts cooking for you. these wonderful new Hotpoint mod: els now on display. : SOLD ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN Alaska Electric Light 8 Power Company JUNEAU DOUGLAS T