The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 8, 1940, Page 5

CHAMPIONSHIP BUCKLE GIVEN - BILLY McCANN, WeIierweighTToken Pre- sented by Beale at Chamber Session Billy McCann, young fighter, today was presen silver buckle representing aska welterweight champicnship. The presentation was made by President Charles D. Beal? of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce at ‘Thursday’s Chamber meeting paid tribute to the c clean living, clean fig good manners, saying Jur proud of him. “Probably no young man in aska has taken better care cf self,” Beale said. “It is b stamina and physical cour win fights for Billy.” The silver buckle, carrying the engraved legend “Alaska Welter- weight Champion,’ ’is mounted on a red silk belt. Among those present at the cere- mony were Dean Hamlin, McCann’s manager, and Eddie Pow: his trainer. 10 SKIP NOBEL PRIZES IN 1940 STOCKHOLM, Nov. 8—None of the Nobel prizes will be awarded in 1940, The peace prize, passed up last vear too, normally would be award- »d through a Norwegian commit- (ee from funds invested in Norway, t of a trust set up by the man o developed dynamite. But with ¢y under German control, it ars likely the money will be ted to other purposes. Nobel were banned from Germany al years ago. swedish committees award the They are being year because of the WGrid Star Works As Nursemaid the Al- Hugo {Dutch) Schulze, American University football star and basket. ball captain, continues his studies as he works at his job of nursemaid for little Ann Dennis, 1%. Schulze, working his way through the Wash- ington, D. C., school, founded a student employment agency and this is one of the jobs he assigned to himself, .- The Daily Alaska Empire guaran- tees the largest daily circulation of any Alaska newspaper. ? ‘AR HEADGEAR_stern, as befits these times, are Italy’s Jing Emanuel (left) an¢ Premier Mussolini, in recent photo. WINTER OR SUMMER— stormy weather or fair— The Alaska Line serves Southeastern and South- western ports on regular schedules, geared and timed to Alaska’s needs. This winter, as in others, every week will see an Alaska Steamship Company sailing from Seattle, and some weeks two sailings are scheduled. ALASKA STEAMSHIP, COMPANY THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 8, 1940. BigPayroll | Robbery Is Frustrated Harmon fo ~ Be Seen in (oast Game | FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 8. $ rory ot ohe Snvine Easivwess PIOF 10 Grab $862,000 Is all-star football game announce 2 wiuans et e, 1nwarled According aon to ey it wew years, 10 Army Officers day game here. Harmon is the first T |1s described as a plot to rob the $826,000 civil payroll at Camp Ed- ‘mon, has accepted an! to aceept an invitation to, BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 8—What wards, Cape Cod, has been thwart- e charity benefit game Letween all-star teams representing the East end the West has been held at!ed, according o officers. Kes adium New Year's day for| It 48 sald the officers regretted helr d very of the plot had been many years. Harmon gave Bay area an exhibition of his abilities this season when he sparked Michigan to a 41 to 0 vic- r Californt GRID GAMES | AT WEEKEND LILA NOW DIVORCED OF OSCAR menl]'"md" public before an opportunity had been afforded to capture “three picious characters on the n where they would have been subjected tc Federal prose: on." The suspects, the Army officers ald, were “from out of the state.” e The following is the schedule for | football games on the nation’s grid- | irons this weekend: WEST Washington vs. Stanford at Palo Alto. ; ! = 1y Eoi‘r:uhm'n California at Los An- Ha"'wlnnef of Nenana I(e S e ot e | - L9SL FONN 01 Hulihy Washington State vs. Oregon bYAn(horageJudge | State at Corvalis. St. Mary's vs. Duquesne. i Idaho vs. Montana at Missoula. Oregon vs. U.C.L.A. at Eugene. ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Nov. 8.— Judge Smon Hellenthal teday grant- EAST ed Mrs. Lila Palm a divorce from Ambherst vs. Trinity Oscar Palm and ruled that under o the Alaska law, the wife will main- and by tain her independent domcile Boston College vs. Boston U. to property Bucknell vs. George Washington owned is entitled her while her husband is entitled to ‘ g:::gfil: ‘:Efl,;,'u];;' S L property‘earned by him | Columbia u Wisconsin. The diverce was granvu‘(l on the | Taib. v Cqfilcll. grounds of incompatability. Mrs. | Dartmouth vs. Princeton. Palm was aboard the grounded ;. sleamer Alaska | 3 ? | Fordham vs, Purdue. She is the co-winner of last year's Gmr'@e_‘do“"“ Y& .Mm'y];‘md. Nenana' Ice Pool, of which prize her Harvard vs. Penn. husband had requested manage- Holy Cross vs. Mississippi. ment. | Manhattan vs. Marquette SIS BC R AR Navy vs. Notre Dame, N.Y.U. vs. Franklin Marshall. Queer Angle Is Given ! ...but INSIDE, you'd never know! COLD MEETS ITS MASTER in this rugged, good-looking storm-fighter customized* by MICHAELS-STERN 16.00 TO 35.00 Be Sure and See “Dangerous Corner” Tonight B. M. BEHRENDS CO. MEN’S SHOP ual warmth and comfort in ! fine Topcoats . . . They'll take you through the “ZERO HOUR" in snug comfort. You'll be. weather-proofed, without being burdened . . . and because they're tailored in the expert, unhurried MICHAELS-STERN manner they'll honor your presence where ever you go It's long distinquished life will be a boast of yours . . . Tweeds and Sealskins, in the season’s newest models. . You buy unt Penn State vs. Syracuse. b ek A ‘Temple vs. Villanova. | | it - - {2oey v"g;;’,"bxkf.l’."“'""““ Defeniewakhfllhleflme irritated restless, hungry prm; SH'pMENTS o I oil 188,458 Creighton vs. St. Louis (Chblined from Page'Ons) ‘mit},‘mded Vs U M?:m:;] dfls!rl plifi"““ 31,078 Detrolt U, ys, T.0.U ke i rotn _g o One of the boys asked a stenog- Bl. ve o o Dke (ys: Jove. Siate; | ! rapher what had happened She‘ A IN kgl 7,043 | Ilinois U. vs. Northwestern. | headquarters and find out what it j50red both ways i whle Fox-= . ys and then whis- Blue Indiana U. vs. Michigan State. | was all about, | erea:” e, misspaliea’ i oz 0(]’ SG 340 806‘| P 250 Towa vs. Nebraska, “I went and they asked me & iyport' and had to do the whole . y [} I ateoae 4T3 | Michigan vs. Minnesota. I said, ‘Oh, I'm a typewriter me- | h 2 H % CUS'O"IS Repo" Reflede g;::r“ ”:::6 | Michigan State vs. Indiana. | chanic. Been at it ever since I got . . 1 | Missouri vs. Colorado. |out’ And right away, this fellow| S £ ELOMIE DI’OD from Pfevlous Al other 173 | Oklahoma AM. vs. Washburn. - | says, ‘Okay, buddy, go on back to!' s Y ’ Live animals s 9,199 Purdue vs, Fordham, |your job and forget about the y ear SEXpOI"S Wool, unmanufactured 19, Washington U. vs. VML }Navy. ‘We don’t want you. You're| /i £t Wood, timber and lumber 29, i SOUTH 'in a key industry. | T | Ore; matte and regulus: P Alabama vs. Tulane | “I can’t figure it out. I thought Value of -Alaska shipments in Oc.| Copper s 2,400 Alabama Poly vs. Clemson, | this fellow was just tossing me a tober -was - $6,340,806, according to Lead iy 19,204 | Centre vs. Chattanooga. | bum pun, but do you know that the mdnthly report of Collector of 1TOPHIES, specimens, H | Davidson vs. Duke. | has been nearly three weeks ago | Customs James J. Connors. This , curios, etc. e 10,175 | Florida vs. Georgia. land I haven't heard a word from compares Wwith $7491552 in the DeAVver castors 125 Furman vs, V.P.I | the Navy yet.” same month last year and $8,035- Fiatinum 152,018 | Georgia Tech. vs. Kentucky. | — 839 in October 1938. , Palladfum 980 | LS.U. vs. Mississippi State. | DON'T LIKE THE WATER The complete list of October ex- L Ore S 70§ | Maryland vs. Georgetown. | One of the stories coming from ports is as follows: | God ... e 3,030,164 North Carolina vs. Richmond. travelers returning from France is Pish: Sllver 0 ; North Carolina State vs. Wake! the new nickname with which the Fresh and frozen— ) o o | Forest. French (mostly in unoccupied Halibut $ 167,864 rotal value of products .. $6,340,808 | South Carolina vs. Kansas State.| France) have christened the Nazi Salmon 41646 Velue U. S, products re- i J ‘Sewanee vs. Vanderbilt, troops lined up along the English Other 9,012 turned < 246,604 | Tennessce vs. Southwestern. | Channel waiting for invasion of | § Salmon, canned 1,150,126| Value of foreign'. mer- 1 “ Virginia vs. Washington and Lce.‘;England. The French call them | Cured or preserved— | chandise 33§ | William and Mary vs. Randolph| “glug-glugs.” | Cod 2,614 —_— ! Macon. | Here's the way it was explained| Herring 173788 Yotal shipments ... $587, | SOUTHWEST ’to me. “The French say t:ut the < 8 hSt;lI{r?;;ln 72,468 Total shipments - $6,581,0 Arkansas vs. Rice. Nazis are very brave and their| § 1 e} — T, ¥ | Baylor vs. Texas. | morale is very high and they are| ! Clams 1,431 s | SMU. vs, Texas AM. willing to face almost anything | Crabs Pyt SRR (i, I.EJaflwgfune " | T.C.U. vs. Detroit, |ON LAND that Der Fuehrer or Shrimp .. 18,979 building a two-story log structure at Centenary vs. Texas Tech. | ders them into. But when it comes Fish products: | Kodiak and intend to open a first ROCKY MOUNTAIN | to getting out in that channel and| | Meal 2 142,544 class waffle and sandwich shop. o | Brigham Young vs. Denver. | getting boats shot from under| | - ’ American Legion Dugout. Friday,| The newsmen notified their desk: Nay. 8, at 8 p. m. Prizes. Adm. 50 | and gathered around by the score cents. Colorado vs. Missouri. | them and going down with noth-| & Colorado State vs. Utah State. ]ing more to say about it than ‘glug| Colorado Mines vs. Western State.| glug, they don’t want any part Colorado College vs. Greeley. 10{ it | Idaho vs. Montana. Montana State vs. South Idaho. ONE MISSPELLED WORD Utah vs. Wyoming. This is a case of fiddling while ——————— the newspapers boys burned. At/ the Army the other day it was an- PUBLIC CARD PARTY nounced that an important state-| By Bus. & Prof. W. Club at the | ment would be issued at 12 noon. For risking her life to save others during a raid, 19-year-old Sonia Vera Carlyle Straw has been given the newly-created George Cross, which is awarded for deeds of gallantry by civillans under fire. It corresponds to the Vic- | toria Cross. Miss Straw is shown in her post as “spotter” She | watches for the first sign of Ger- man air raids. —adv. when noon came. Two hours later, BRINGING UP FATHER NOW-DON'T WORRY ABOLIT DELIVERED QIGA&;\FT TO YOUR BROTHER PLSHIN'A VES-YES -REALLY- PLOW ARDLIND WITHOLIT S L AGRIINARY - SHE GAVE IT 1O YOLIR BROTHER- AHORSE TO IT-1 BOUGHT VES - /L TELL. HE 1S STILL PLISHIN' THE PLOW A HORSE AN' HAD IT MRS .JIGGS- AND CARRYING THE HORSE ¢ By GEORGE McMANUS YOUR SISTER JUST ‘PHONED THAT THE HORSE JLIST ARRIVED AND UNDER HIS ARM-~ GLACIER DELIVERY DAILY COAL——WOO0D LUMBER—GROCERIES ® PHONE 374 "SHORTY" WHITFIELD RIGHWAY b TRIPS