The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1941, Page 6

, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1941. By CLIFF STERRETT Ess \\Jrj [WELL, sHE AINT GA D, SAM/ \/ur—l KNOW HOW MY MISSUS SEZ SHE'S ALWAYS MAGIC WORDS OVER PATIENTS AN’ CURES EMZ ) KORTHLAND [srenven wovenens| MANY SAIL SCHEDULED SAILING cess N hedul il from Vancouver at 9 o'clock from 10 am SOUTHBOUND ka scheduled Monda LOCAL SAILINGS sduled 1o sal BAIL outhb 1day ¢ Fstebeth so Peters inder, Kake t 7a. m. for Alex ports Bellan Jacoby Ben and we Ed 1y- (Sun Time) tide—5:21 a.m 11:24 am 6:00 pm > Healing the Sick '\‘[l John Bald Lavery Pest tide A R vich, W m Grav A. E. Je n To Petersburg To Wra Training Navigalors learning navigati at the Hayden P stellations are the ac dc would appear in va the world, and lecturers how to termine tion, Capt, J are training r avigator Sister Mary Jordan Carroll demon- to scientists in Philadelphia cts of respiratory stimulat- f nces extracted from cells, i bacteria. 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He got the shot on the stre h round m\n of lnl):\ La later of Plll i fi Another 2 newcomer Soose non-t and Over- into the diter, AP Feature Service Little Perpetual one-time triple cham ran down and lost I 1940, as did four YORK crouch mself out Fritzie drove o to Henry's he the ¢ 1 popped Henry 1 Armstrong, a e to the out on feet, blind Zivic's last cther early rot asional uppe il then, : Armstrong’s defeat in a > welterweight bout by Fritzie Zivic perh: s high spot of that when was a year finish, and blow across vas Overlin New champic v defend Ken who won th a crown Conn Defends Title Conn nded the 1i title a, 3us Lesnevick then outpointed heavy McCoy and Lee Savold and a knockout over Bob Pastor. Sammy Angott, beaten by Zivic, won N.B.A, lightweight ticn by outpointing Davey Day. Al Davis lost to Ambers and was disqualified for fouling 7 5 . Lou Salica won undi control of the bantamweights outpointing Georgie Pace but 5 later fioored and beaten in a non- . title go by Tommy Forte. it t gainst/ (}. and onto t defeat fended the times. nine knock out heavy 2 Al Hos- in the N.BA middle stopp 2015, rou Jenking Lou Jeffra A (N.Y.) divide and Pete feather- veight Joe Louis and light Louis Hac Troub ight Billy Conn remained Louis bumped into trouble in his ons and Coun | first venture, Joe was unah invasion into solve the low crouching maneu- that earned himn Arturo Godoy and in 41 blows failed Bacr's Back the concr authored the 3 The one- ampion put a Galento’s boasts ckout ers of frequent chin of lost - NOTICE dec: voted for hi half with ar and then one - round | h ATIRMAIL ENVELO: sl EN afr route from Seattle to Nunh‘ M sale at J. B. 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