The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 15, 1940, Page 5

" THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 15, 1940. 20-Game Winners On Coast SEATTLE, Nov. 15—There are a couple of Pacific Coast League pitchers who won 47 games between them while losing only 16, yet the’ chances are negligible that they will be snapped up by the mn]crs’ this winter. Kewpie Dick Barrett, rotund year-old right- hander, won games and lost only five for attle. In the six years Wwith club he's won 128 games, or average of 21-plus per year. Hal Turpin, another righthande:r, in his mid-thirties, won 23 games for the second straight pennant- winning year here, losing 11. And Turpirf is the fellow who, three years ago, was tagged as “through 32- —too old.” There have been cases where veterans in their thirties have| gone to the majors and made good, but they are few and far between, and both Barrett and Turpin are Coast'sFirst SkiEvent ¥ » o With white-caked Mt. Hood in the background, Skiier Ariel Edmiston of Timberline Lodge skids down a slope of powder snow in perfect form, preparing for the Pacific Coast's first ski tournament of the winter season. It's scheduled for November 24 on the slopes of Ore- gon’s Mt. Hood. satisfied to remain with Seattle. Carnegie Tech vs. Franklin Mar- Sewanee vs. W. and L. Big Smoker Is Lined Up On Saturday Billy McCann, Eddie Mur-| phy in 8-Rounder- Supporting Card Al the big smoker, slated for the | A. B. Rink tomorrow night, under the promotion of “Slugger” Wea- , fight fans of Juneau once more ! see the welterweight title car- Billy McCann, put on the ve W ried by blocl | McCann will box Eddie Murphy | in an eight round main event, head- ing a brilliant card of fights, that| promises an exciting evening for these who attend this first boxing eveniny fo r a month, | According to reports received by | The Empire, Murphy is in A-1 con- | dition and is out to knock the said| welterweight crown off the husky | brow of McCann in quick order. | Murphy, who has been training SIrings'(lilsflomers B by hobby. entertains the customers with sleight-of-hand tricks. ice out of a glass, as above, with a little piece of string? it by freezing the string to the ice with a little salt. YORK—Harry Fedele is a bartender by profession, a trickster When he'’s not busy with his duties at a swank cafe, he Could you lift Harry does What an opportunity to save on luxurious hosiery! Famous Phoenix 3- and 4-thread “Budg- ets” are lovely chitions with pure silk Custom-Fit top feature. Now offered at this new econ- omy price! In lovely new Per- sonality Colors However, what big league club| . the 2 " couldn’t have used a couple of| Shall Tennessee vs. Virginia. fgr the e I‘“;“ f“"_‘m‘s-"e(;-“"‘élmf pitchers good for 47 victories this| Colgate vs. Syracuse. Tulane vs. N, Carolina State. .pm_)f %f' g ’fi 'wplarur i ‘:‘Lf(" season——whiskers or NO? Columbia vs. Navy. Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee Poly, |37 Weaver :15' ki oy than‘ e, Cornell vs. Dartmouth. Wake Forest vs. Texas Tech, YOPGELS (ACh Ik Wt W f mo‘x‘e et George Washington vs. Kansas. SOUTHWEST a slugging match ‘DIWIC[ tél% fig! i:’l Holy Cross vs. Temple. Arkansas v, Southern Methodist.| S0 1t looks as thaugh PECRTE 7 Manhattan vs, Villanova, Baylor vs. Tulsa r‘:\;f‘g?e“;ié i e | N.Y.U. vs. Penn, State. Rice vs. Texas AM . g : Pittsburgh vs. Nebraska. Texas vs. Texas Christian : e .suppor_ung car‘d = a_]so; ! Princeton vs. Yale. ROCKY MOUNTAIN in line, so that fight fans who hkt-i West Virginia vs. Kentucky. Blgnun svelizive s Golarad, ;. [ Tooir HEna i TR e MIDWEST Colorado State vs. Utah S e Creighton vs. South Dakota. Denver s, Dtah '‘86A¥ miss this coming fistic affair. | Tickets are now on sale at the‘ Baranof cigar stand, Imperial Bil- | Drake vs, Washington. Greeley State vs, Tempe The nation's footbail conferences; Illinois vs. Ohio State. | Greeley State vs. Temple liards, Bill the Barber on Willough- gre coming within a few games of| Indiana +vs, Wisconsin. Idaho vs. Nevada. h; A;'rn\xv Triangle Inn, and lhe‘ the end of the season and tomor-| Iowa vs. Notre Dame . Montana vs. San Diego Marines B‘xunxw:ck'Eowling Alleyv | row’s games will show the pinch on, Iowa State vs. Kansas State. Wyoming vs. Wichita. AR Y many a gridiron for the annual’ Marquette vs. Michigan State. - >->-o— “bowl” races. Michigan Northwestern. | | The schedule for the weekend is| Minnesota vs. Purdue. | lINED as follows: | Missouri vs. Oklahoma, p RTlAND IEAM WEST Okla. AM. vs. St. Louis. \ University of Washington vs.! Tulsa vs. Baylor. Now FOR SAlE | Southern California at Seattle. SOUTH { ij To FIGHI Washington State vs. UCLA at Alabama vs. Georgia Tech. _— | & A | Berkeley. Alabama Poly vs. LS.U. PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 15—The | | Gonzaga vs. Detroit. Centre vs. V.P.I. veteran manager of the Portland | Loyola vs, Arizona, Clemson vs, Southwestern. Beavers baseball team Johnny Fred-| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.—Pro-| Stanford vs. Oregon State at/ Davidson vs. H. Sydney. erick, said today that he does not | moter Herman Taylor anno\mcesf Palo Alto. | Duke vs. North Carolina. expect to be back next season. The |that the Brown Bombgr w‘ill de‘-‘ Santa Clara vs. St. Mary's. | Florida vs. Miami. | Portland club finished far in the | fend his heavyweight title in this | cellar of the Pacific Coast Leagugihistoric city sometime in January. | | 639 and 1940, and owners want Joe Louis may possibly meet the | |in 1 { |to sell the Beavers, if a purchaser winner of the Gus Lorazio-Red Bur- | man fight to be held in Baltimore EAST Furman vs. South Carolina. Williams. } Georgia vs. Tulane. Kentucky vs. West Virginia. Amberst vs. Army vs. Penn. i Boston Col. vs. Georgetown. Maryland vs, V.M.L can be found. ’ Boston vs. Springfield. | Mississippi vs. Tennessee| Frederick has served 19 years in |next Monday, Taylor said. Brown vs, Harvard, ! Teacher: professional basebail, in major and R o e e Today's news voday in The Empire | | Bucknell vs. Gettysburg. Neorth Carolina State vs. Citadel. | minor leagues. i | You'll feel the need even more for & ‘ bigger, better refrigerator as the holi- day season rolls 'round . . . holidays which mean additional home enter- taining, heartier appetites, and higher food costs. So why not enjoy the convenience and economy which a big General Electric refrigerator offers NOW while prices GENERAL 3 ELECTRIC are lowest and terms the easiest i oftesy General Electrichistory? 6 CU. FT. MODEL as low as LET'S MAKE A DEAL! You'll be prouder — and thriftier too 119050 —with a new G-E refrigerator in the kicchen. Easy Terms | (Model illustrated | 8 cu. ft) 214.95 LIGHT and POWER (0. PHONE 616 ALASKA ELECTRIC TRANSFER PIN 'STYLE SHOW 10 Filipinos " AreUrged ' TRIO VICTORS OVER GROCERS North Transfer won four points| from George Brothers last night' on the commercial alleys at the Brunswick, while Baranof keglers won three of four points from the Islanders. Tonight’'s games are postponed until tomorrow night with Alaska Laundry vs. Golden Age and Ju- neau Florists vs, Brunswick. Scores last night were as lows: Commonwealth Day Ad- pines to Nationals (By Associated Press) Joaquin M. Elizalde, Resident of the Philippine fol- North Transfer M. Seston 171 151 150— 472 Commissioner E. Schmitz 123 189 173— 485 Commonwealth, in an annual Com- G. Ocjanas 149 197 193— 439 monwealth Day address, to all Fili- . ___ pinos urged them to “strive more Totals 443 537 516—1495 than ever to attain the goal of unity George Brothers and cooperation which is so essen- | R. Smith 124 162 137— 423 tial to the well being of the Philip- Hutchings 151 151 151— 453 Pine people.” 5 H. Smith* 160 160 160— 480 The statement which was sent to RS ___ 23 Philippine national executive o councils in the United States, said Do - 435 473 4481356 (ot the celebrations to be held to- day in the Philippines are to be “the | The Baranof H . | 4 % % elegantiest manifestation of loyalty | :- l;}‘?"::::‘ }:Z },‘l‘; i’:;j ‘:g; to our fatherland. We have every 5 p e e , reason to be proud of the accom- R. Guloy 173 173 173= 519 |)ichments wrought in the Philip- ——— T T T pines under wise and able leade Totals 471 527 S13—1511 ghipy of his Excellency, President The Islanders Quezon. On this fifth anniverary M. Rayela 199 177 117— 493 j¢ y5 therefore strive to maintain B. Gomez 132 122 205— 459 (hose requisite qualitis of unity and J. Ragudos 146 136 178— 460 mytual happiness . They are essen- — —— —— —=- tial to the well being of all our Totals 477 435 500—1412 people.” *—Did not bowl, Elizalde supplemented the state- Y e i ment for publication in the Philip- pines by saying “All Filipinos in the United States happily join their com- patriots in the Philippines in their celebration of the fifth anniversary of Comonwealth Day. We are very Wailed;' He Got On CHARLESTON, S. C., Nov. Local Filipinos are celebrating the Ben Suitt hung around the foot- anniversary at a dinner in the Gold ball field so much that they gave Room of the Baranof Hotel this eve- him a suit and now he's number ning. one tailback on The Citadel var- sity team. | Suitt, a senior, never played col- lege football—nor high school ball, for that matter—until this season. RO T T He normal conditions despite that which prevails in other parts of the world.” praceds t £ SRS HELP AN | | 3 | ALASKAN Telephone 713 or write The Alaska Territorial Employment Service I FEATU RE SKI 3 |’ for this qualified worker. MEET TONIGHT |ucs S5 5 e cecison: seve |eral years experience in camp cook- of ing, baking, pastry man. Also res- q taurant experience as fry cook. Call for ES 213, . ———— FIRST WINTER MAIL Highlighting the first meeting the Juneau Ski Club to be hel at 8 o'clock tonight at the Juneau Grade School Auditorium, will be‘ a Ski Fashion Show, directed by John Bishop of the B. M. Beh-| with 1,200 pounds of mail, rends Co., Inc. | first of the winter, Pilot Harold Besides regular business matters Gillam arrived recently at Fair- and reports from various commit- panks from Kuskokwim points, tee chairmen, Elmer Benedict will | show last year’s club ski film en- All interested are extended an LOST—In or near Federal Bldg.: TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY titled “Ski Sunday.” invitation to attend, according to Black fur-topped glove. Call Em- president, Myron Christy. ) pire. BRINGING UP FATHER . WELL-MR DECHAP — I'VE BALANCED THE BOOKS AND,FOR A CHANGE WERE OUT OF THE RED— BY GOLLY- I THINK I'LL GO IN BUSINESS OF SOME KIND -rLL CALL ON MR _SID DECHAP- | MIGHT BUY IN A PARTNERSHIP WITH HIM- GOSH-THAT 1S GREAT- SEND OUT AND GET A BOTTLE OF BLACK. INK-=-| HAVEN'T SEEN By GEORGE McMANUS WELL~ MR. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING - the| To Unityl\ dress Made in Philip- | fortunate in living in peaceful and | | | PHOENIX NYLON O || Other Phoenix Styles Paymenls Suspended iNew Wrinkle in European | | Economics Reported | from Stockholm | | STOCKHOLM, Nov. 15. ~ The| newspaper Nya Oagligt Allesanda | | reports today that Soviet Russia has L suspended payments due Britain m{ |retaliation for Britain’s action in| | freezing credits and deposits of Bal- | |tic countries now incorporated in Russia. The newspaper said that Russia | | has suspended the payment of 93,- | 000 pounds biannually for the Lena | Gold Mines, formerly owned by Brit- ish interests. Payments of interest | on a loan granted the city of Riga ! and Russian export credits of 1937 also were suspended. | e e Norlitemen Will Meet Tuesday at Church Parlors Members of Juneau’s male species ! will display their curves at a Men's | Style Show to be held Tuesday even- ing following the Norlitemen dinner in the Parlors of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church. The affair will start at 6:30 o'-| clock sharp and all planning to attend are requested to phone res- servations to 373 before Monday | night. | | | ——————— The Dally Alaska Empire guaran- | tees the largest daily circulation of | any Alaska newspaper. GLACIER DAILY now available. Pair 1.35 NYLONS A new supply. of beautiful | | HOSE = ! at1l00 . . . 115 B. M. Behrends Co. QUALITY SINCE 1887 Stimson Is Not Quitting WASHINGTON, Nov. 15—In a press conference last night Secre- tary of War Henry Stimson told | newsmen that he had no intention of resigning and: “Se far as I know, nobody has any plans to make me quit my Cabinet post.” He made the statement in response to questions if he intended to re- sign in view of reports that Mayor LaGuardia of New York City is scheduled to succeed him. The Secretary of War said that he intends to start an fnspection | tour of southern army construction projects in the very near future. e e — FOOD SHORTAGE FACE BELGIANS éRations of Pofatoes, Fats, Bread Already Cut Down ~Eggs Are Scarce BRUSSELS, Nov. 15, — With winter approaching, Belgium al- ready is beginning to feel a food shortage. Food is expensive as well as scarce, Rations of potatoes, bread and fats already have been cut down. It is difficult to buy eggs at any price, since the peas- ants keep them for their families. The average breakfast consists of two slices of unbuttered bread with jam and a cup of roasted barley brew, which is the coffee substitute. For lunch there is soup, potatoes purchased a month ago | when they could be bought, and a small piece of meat. For dinner there is soup, some vegetables and a bit of sausage. RIGHWAY DELIVERY TRIPS COAL——WO0O0D LUMBER—GROCERIES ® PHONE 374 “SHORTY" WHITFIELD