The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 9, 1939, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 9, 1939. 227-POUNDER Pancho Wins 'BEETHOVEN,"” THE TERRIER, CAN'T ABIDE SWING DOWN BEFORE By Knockout, | B=miom i 181-POUNDER Tenth Round owned by Iso Briselli, \Sensational Ending Comes Russo-American violin- ist, hears out the impli- | in Fight with Jackie Jurich cations of his illustrious name. He is simply mad about classical music. When his master plays he sits contentedly thumping his tale in time. But he doesn't HOLLYWOOD, Cal,, Dec. 9.—Little Pancho Villa of Manila last night | sred a sensational 10th round knockout over Jackie Jurich of San Jose, Cal, claimant of the Ameri-) can featherweight title Pancho Jolted a left to the midriff like swing, at all, at all. that sent Jurich down for keeps. Pancho weighed 112 pounds and, Jurich weighed 111 pounds | resented by but one bowler. Scores were as follows: Femmes 27 116 138 161 442 Supers 116 127 137 138 132 381 Grizzlies 27 N 107 146 GRIZZLIES AND FEMMES SCORE | = PIN VICTORIES : & R. Faulkner | Totals s wen two of three games | from ‘the Humpies on the Elks al-| *Metcalfe leys last night and Femmes won |Dunham thi en from the Supers, who were rep- | “Chipperfield 21 114 132 133 406 27— 81 97— 327 91— 361 136— 430 351—1199 C e 91— 321 121 385 97— 367 3001073 114 Billy Miske Scores Techni- cal Knockout Over Eddie Crawford OMAHA, Dec Your Miske, 181 pounder of Minneapolis Humpies ‘m\t night scored a technical knock- lout in the seventh of a scheduled | 144 169 “ % ) 145 174 10 round bout over Eddie Crawford, 158 167 227 pounder of Ashland, Kentucky. e e Totals 447 510 AB3—1450' ; BRUNSWICKERS |5 e ot ™ *—Average score. Did not bowl ———— | | senger aboard the Mount McKin FOR S"'AR]’ERS| i {after a brief trip to the State: \ | | ] 4 8- ! | The Book ALANKA. Revised and .‘_'l'( "]{17"“:”‘:"“.”) é";l:m:?”':')““_! Enlarged. Now On Sale: $L1.08. Wick nlbys AN S ‘Totals 27— 81 157— 410 157— 422 182— 525 Spot Mrs. Duncan A.R. Duncan . 137 128 | Riendeau 182 161 [ S Totals 453 462 WS BROADCAST JOINT FEATURE SERVICE ON THE AIR! By The Daily Alaska Empire and KINY 8 days every week at 12:30 p.m. 9:45 p.m 9. | Vukovich Reynolds | Koski 138— FRANK FOSTER COMING ; Attorney Frank Foster is a pas 8:15 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 'new winter tournament play, Brigh-| A Strauss ‘waltz makes “Beethoven” sit up Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata puts But swing . . . “Beethoven” shuts out the and jake notice. “Beethoven” in a pensive mood. horrible stuff, First Setback for World's: ightweiht cha- BOY SCOUTS HOOVER STARTS Gabbys and Druggists split their | bills evenly. | . lenger, 15 Goes | W||.|. HUNT CAMPAIGN; PEP neau Florists at 7:30 and 8:10 re b6 | spectively. Chicago, Ill, Dec. 9. — Davey | IAI.K D'“NERS night TWOPIN TEAMS TIED FOR TOP; ELKS’ KEGLING The Luckies of the Elks b )\\’ln'u[ second and first class cooking re quirements will be given an oppor- tunity to do so. Hot chocolate will be furnished to all scouts by the Commissioner, While the hunt is conducted by Commissioner, the scouts of the different troops will be under the direct supervision of their own scoutmaster There will be no tournament games Saturday or Sunday, the alleys open | to the public. Next schedule for| Monday is Rainier Beer vs. Juneau Transfer and Cosmopolitans vs. Ju-| Hollywood Sights And Sounds r’ By Robbin Coons. R HOLLYWOOD, Cal, brain-children, all gir Hurst, scrivener, services.” If Miss Hurst had put it that way, instead of in the more Dec. 9.—“Lost, strayed or stolen: Four young, attractive, valuable. Return to pay suitable recompense for their Fannie or High score of the evening was| rolled by Hildinger with 534. Last night's scores were as M-iu;‘. Chicago veteran, last A ik lows: i |checked the winning streak of Sam- Commercial formal and technically involved language of legal procedure, her suit against the Warner studios might have drawn as big an eye elsewhere as it has in thi it-conscious town. The novelist, contributor to the screen of such successful piece as ‘“‘Humoresque, Lummox,” “Imitations of Life” and “Four Daughters” is asking the film factory how come. She wants to know why. Metc: Hendricks Vukovich Totals Hildi imy Ancott of Louisiville, ranked as Number One challenger of the world lightweight championship, by win- ning two to one in a 12-round de- cision It is the first setback for in 15 bouts. Davey weighed 137 pounds and 159— 532 156— 491 144— 481 459—1504 alfe 192 181 167 168 164 173 523 522 Cosmopolitans 188 166 Ancott nger 180— 534 ON SUNDAY ‘Four Patrols of Gastineau| Channel Go Ouf for | The following troops will ticipate: troop 610, Douglas; 611, Knights of Columbus; 612, Northern Light Presby Church, and troop 613, Amer| Legion. The treasure will be a complete par- troop troop an an league have pulled themselves into number one rung spotlight again in the league standings to tie for that spot with the Amazons, each with 18 wins and six losses Cooks and Builders, 16-10 tie, a short jump behind locked in (Continuea trom Page One) and security is important. SAD MISTAKE s in the reception room of the Director of the Budget have an in- teresting time watching dignified Miss Hurst wrote a book called “Sister Act” which the War- bought and film as “Four Daughters.” Delighted and a amazed at its success—because the picture had no “names” including Priscjlla Lane, John Garfield and Jeffrey Lynn—the studio promptly began work on “Daughters 17— 3 Courageous,” employing virtually the same cast without benefit ifaraiait 130 133 83 of a Hurst story. This too was a wow, and the boys warmed up [ p " 167 163 i;g: 233‘ FOOTBAI.I. GAME to the third film, a sequel to the first and called “Four Wives.” | SURELY SEIILED Shortly before the preview Miss Hurst’s how-come suit was Totals 75[ 44(_)1; "4727(;_1235; filed. She wants more do-re-mi or else (presumably) her char- Druggists | acters back. Motion Pictures Show Ern- est Steele Was Down Last Saturday 170 110 112— 520 | 164— 462 Raylla Nelson 180 168 142 156 510 490 Gabbys 154 the leaders, have a tie game yet governmental potentates handle to decide, and everything points themselves in embarr: ing mo- more than ever to a photo-finish| ments. of the first half of the tourney, Two doors, exactly alike in design, December 29 are along one wall. One leads out Standings of teams into the shady and stately corri- night is as follows dors of the State Department build- ing where the Budget Director now is housed. The other door leads into a tiled lavatory. Time after time governmental 'big guns will emerge serene and im= | portant looking " after talking ten- cylinder figures with the Budget Di- | rector. It withers them to pull open the wrong door and be confronted with an efficient bank of plumbing. Ancott weighed 134 pounds D 5 MOQTED POINT, scout uniform donated by the Scout Commissioner. | - eee ners litle but made several Special Feature Totals NEW YORK, Dec, 9. — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock at today's short session of stock at short session of New York Stock Exchange is 6%, Amer- ican Can 111%, Anaconda 3 Bethlehem Steel 82%, Common- wealth and Southern 1%, Curtiss Wright 10%, General Motors International Harvester 60% " necott 38%, New York Central| Tailors 18%, Northern Pacific 9%, United| Butchers States Stecl 68, Pound $3.89%. | Mallards Supers Grizzlies Femmes Jewelers Mail Clerks Dolphins Fosters Sharks Grocers Humpies Physicians All the scouts of the Gastineau Channel district will participate in a treasure hunt tomorrow after- noon, Bach troop will furnish trans portation for its members who will assemble at the Skaters’ Cabin on Lake Mendenhall at 1:15 o'clock. At '1:30 o'clock the hunt will start, the “hunters” working by patrols Real scouts need not be minded of their motto “Be pared” and will assuredly present themselves rcady for any and all eventualities, . first aid kit, com- pass, hunting- knife, hatchet, scoul hantdbook, mess kit, food for one meal, several pieces of string, pen- cil and a carload of enthusiasm. All these will be needed. After the “bagging” of the trt ure by one of the hunters, all the scouts will assemble at a prear- ranged place where facilities for cooking will be provided. Scouts desiring to pass fire-making ’ ToCK QUOTATI De Vera 112 as of last T Amazons Luckies Dark Horses Cooks Builders Engineers Snipes Medicos 53%, | Brewers 3 | Ken. Editors 121— 401 153— 450 | 153— 420/ Bradley *Ferguson Larsson 153 153 111 156 It's interesting question the suit raises: when a writer re- puts a stoy in the movie marble game is he playing for keeps with the characters as well as with the plot? s *—Average score. Did not bowl The writing world is waiting for the answer. More personally -~ - ! interested are those scribes who still enjoy the profits from brain- | children delivered in the past, even though now their only work i an Totals 434 419 | Faulkner aitended school in Ju- neau and prepared for ‘college at | Crofton House in Vancouver and Annie Wright Seminary in Tacomay where she was graduated as an | honor student.. Since her gradua- | tion from Stanford she has been making her home in San Fran- cisco To spend Christmas daughter, Mrs. Faulkner will leava | for the south Degember 18 and will remain until after her daugh- ter's wedding. LOS ANGELES, Cl, Dec. 9.—Herb l |Dana, Pacific Coast Conference | “CcmmLssioncr. today said the motion | pictures of last Saturday’s game be- tween the University of Washington | and Southern California indicated clearly that Ernest Steele, Wash-| | ington back, was down, back of the | L goal line for a safety. This close| ROANOKE, Va. Dec. 9. The! decision enabled Southern Califor- Southern Conference has voted per- nia to win the game 9 to 7 and the mission to Clemson to play Boston down had been questioned College at Dallas, Texas, in the New' - oo :.::::‘ dohe.aaia you & Percy’s Year’s Cotton Bowl classic. Try an Empire ad. ‘ it 4 7/a " fluyn exclusively |{], A, MACHINISTS MEETS [ENGAGEMENTOF | N 49, | MISS FAULKNER VAN DUYN CHOCOLATE SHOPS LOCAL 514 7:30 P. :30P. M. IS ANNOUNCED IN THE A. F. OF L. HALL DOW, JONES AVERAGES The following are tod: Dow, | Jones averages: indust 147.93, | rails 31.86, utilities 25.01 ———.———— ifieds pring results GAME IS SET s with her That's the reception charming hostessess give thoughtful guests who bring gifts of delicious Van Duyn Candies. Little attentions make you & orl Empire ¢ AT .- M'IVER RETURNING R. B. Mclver s returning to hig Juneau home aboard the Mount Mec~ Kinley. He has been south for sev- eral weeks. R upon them is the periodical endorsement of a check. On the other PR side of the fence the studios—ever alert to opportunities for saving a few thousands to apply to their favorite charities where charity begin—are not exactly looking the other way. There seems to be no precedent here for the quection, which hasn’t risen before for the good reason that studios still pay out sizeable wads of cash for all rights (when they can get 'em) including the Scandinavian and television. Aurania Rouverol, author of the play “Skiddding” which evolved on the screen into the immortal Hardy Family series, has a share in each of the films although she no longer writes them. [ | Mr, and Mrs. Herbert L, Faulkner Today and Everyday the Belter | announce the engagement of their N Foods Are Served at th | daughter Jean to Mr. Remington it Low. The wedding will be in Palo Alto February Miss Faulkner and Mr. Low were graduated from Stanford Univer- sity in the class of 1938. Mr. Low. whose home is in Portland B finished in law, pa | aminations last March and is a | sociated with the Maryland Casu- ‘n]ly Company in San Francisco. { Before entering Stanford, Miss Qldest Bank in Alaska in Savings Leslie Charteris, creator of “the Saint,” has a different ar- rangement. RKO pays Charteris for each “Saint” used, has an Commercial ti all his stories involving the detective-adventurer, but S i D p 't :?\l:?nb\:? : Chalfte;:l::ol:neven if the studio wants to place the a e e OSI character in a story of its own making. el i The widow of Earl Derr Biggers, creator of “Charlie Chan,” . 8 < “ receives $7,500 every time a Chan goes into production, and only Banklng bY M'“ll Dep*r“nenl the Biggers character is involved, his new adventures being con- cocted Ry studio staff writers. Katharine Kavanaugh originated the screen’s first modern “family” series, but the studio immediately purchased all rights to the Jones Family characters, for a flat sum, as soon as it was decided to perpetuate them. The Warner-Hurst controversy may produce different angles, including possibly the question of a studio's right to make two pictures from one novel if that is what has been done. In any event, it's going to be one legal-litry tilt with a punch. Special Breakfasts, Lunches, Dinners For Fast Service Call the The B. M. Behrends |Hi-Way Delivery Banl Juneau, Alaska General Hauling DAILY TRIPS TO ALL POINTS OUT GLACIER HIGHWAY [ ] ITALIAN COLONISTS—Marshal Italo Balbo (left), governor of Libya, was right on hand to welcome some of the 15,000 colonists who recently moved to Libya, joining the 20,000 already there to strengthen economic ties to Rome's empire. By CLIFF STERRETT L /' WHY DIDN'T YUH DO LIKE I SAID, SAP --- AND TELL THAT GOOD NO,ASH. I WON'T SAY, “YES! 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