The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 13, 1941, Page 5

——1940 BY DILLON GRAHAM Sp rts Editer, AP Feature Service EW YORK — Hitting the 1940 hizh <pots from A to Z: AUTO RACING — Wilbur Shaw the 500-mile Indianapolis race for the second ‘TBALL — Championships Phillips 66 of Okla- al A. A. U.,; Tarkio », Kansas City national ¢, Colorado, New York Indiana, N.C.A.A. JL~~Tommy Harmon of bettered Red Grang- records, was foothall's e-year. Minnesota was 1 team in AP poll. Min- Stanford, Tennessee and College were major unbeaten Dartmouth’s victory over and ;' triumph over Texas 1 N the “fifth down” epi- & M were perhaps the biggest ! HOCKEY—New York Rang- on the Stanley Cup, Boston aptured the National hockey e championship. TARATHON—Gerard Cote won ton Marathon in record time ‘2 hours, 28 minutes and 28.6 se- the of 1 Motorboats—Sidney Allen’s Hotsy- moiey 1 the Gold Cup, Herbert Mer Nctre Dame took the President’s Cup, and Jack Cooper's Tcps 111 captured the National epstakes. Clayton Bishop won Albany-New York outboard the sace PCLO—Aknusti won the national ©pen championship. NG—Univyersity of Wash- irst in-the 4-mile Pough- egatta. Harvard beat Yale. ! r Burk took the American Henley National singles sculls champ- ip for fourth straight year. NDBALL—Joe Platak won his F: uccessive national title. SWIMMING—University of Mich- The Year In Sports THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JAN. 13, 1941. Roundup BASKETBALL SLATED FOR igan won N.C.A.A. title and Nation- al indoor championship. Otto Jaretz, 100 and 220-yard free style; Adolph Kiefer, 110-yard backstroke and 330- yvard medley; Al Patnik and Earl Clark, fancy and platform diving; Mary Ryan, quarter, half and mile | races; Marjorie Gestring, fancy and | platform diving. TRACK -~ Rice set world in- door two-mile record at 8:56.2, three-miie at 13:52.3, and won A.A.U. 5,000 and 10.000 meter titles. High jumping championship went to Les- ter Steers. Chuck Fenske was the vears outstanding miler, although Walter Mehl won National A.A.U 500 meter race. Cornelius Warm- erdam breke all pole vaulting marks with a leap of 15 feet 1% inces. Al | Blo { Georgtown set new Ameri- en mark of 56 feet % inch in shot Basketball Leacue ¢ put. Don Lash won his seventh Season in Dougla aight A.A.U. cross-country crown, | \asue ithern California won the N.C.A.- the oti { sburgh the IC4-A cham- 1§ 0N pic . The San Francisco Olym-| A big pic club took the national A.AU.|OVer to the 1 gym and cutdoor and the New York A.C. the Seé¢ Henning Clothiers mix with the| | indoor championship. Taisto Maki, | PeMolay in the opener before the| Finland’s lonz distance ace, won sev- | Firemen of Juneau clash with the| | cral races on a tour of the country. | ¢rack Eagles squad of D"”:*l“" ZANY STUNTS—Tops In this line The fil’.\.l game gets under way | likely went to the Brooklyn baseball | 8t 7:30 o'clock. ‘A scheduled bus! | fan who charged cnto the diamond 1"'“":(’5 the depot here at 7:15 o™-| | clock, | ‘mm tackled umpire George Mager- | kurth after the Dodgers lost a close & > AJ MAN REBUILDS | TROLLING VESSEL | game, Alaska Juneau employee Jack Ma- > IERM lS OPENED loney is the owner of a recently re- I built trolling boat in the small boat | harbor. Judge Simon Hellenthal, United, The new appearing craft has no States Marshal James Petterson and name as yet. She will be used as a other officials of the Third Division fisherman. Judicial Court, were aboard the Al- - e aska from Seward to Cordova where Subscribe to the Daily Alaska the January session of the District Empire—the paper with the larges. Court was opened. paid circulation Douglas Floor Gets Twin Bill-Many Expected to Cross Channe! It's the first (‘ tineau Channel ‘e bill this| nd the anti ame in many m()ul\\‘(m" . This ed to cross, Willkie ISLANDERS Backs Up Roosevelt Favors President Lend and Lease Bill-Going fo Fly | to England Soon n. 13.—Wendell willkic declares that he ‘avors,| “with modi sevelt's lend and lease arms bill Willkie also annourced that he will fly soon to Engiand for a pri-| ate curvey of the international| situation. Willkie asserted that Roosevelt's| bill for lending or leasin grant powers to the President “for| fixed term, not too far in the future” but Congress should be hurried in its p SRS P not Nazi Army | Is Planned OSLO, Jan. 13 —Promises of Ger- man citizenship without relinquish- ment of Norwegian citizenship has been offered Norwegians as an in- ducement to join the "Nord!nnd"! reziment and fight for the German | cause. Creation of the reziment was an- ncunced by Major Vidkun Qni.\ling.“ leadcr cf the Norwegian Nazis. | MEDICAL DISMISSAL | Alexander Laiti was a medical dis- | missal today from St. Ann's Hospital. LIS RGN B Try a classified ad In The Empire A IlIlllIiIII[IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIHIlIiIIIIIIIIIIIIII||IIII]IIIIIIIIIIlilyllillllllllllll'l'fllIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII]IIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU'L;_-:- DONE BY EXPERTS AT LOW el i | PRICES! GOOD PRINTING is an essential to most busi- ness men and fo many private individuals. The Juneau Empire, equipped with fine, modern printing machinery manned by expert crafts- men, is in a position o offer fine printing at unusually low prices. You'll find printing done to the most exacting standards when it's done by THE EMPIRE, and you'll find also that it's done economically. { THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE PHONE 374 | AR gL e T R should | | molybdenum | Hauser, B. Jurgens. R. Kirschner, A Extension | | REDUCED to CLEAR 100 PAIR FAMOUS VITALITY Formerly $6.95 NOW $2.95 Course fo End Friday “leciures, Addrésses Are to Be Made During This Week, Says Dorsh instruciion Extension Mining With [y cmpleted ation.” President R0o-|course will close in Juneau on Fri- jay evening says ish, | Much 1 ered in the lec- | ures al pro- , s and rock laciers and gla- of ore depos- s, disseminat- of three instructor John te, cre deposits placel , there has a short' tory period on one inerals and the s touched on antimordy, tin, mercury, tungsten, manganese, and aluminum, | These who enrolled for the work from Juneau are: H. Abrahamson, H. H. Arlowe, S. Belle, W. Calvert, | Helen k., I. Darnell, S. DeLong, R. Eakin, # Elison, Hazel Ferg- | usen, W C. Grohman. J. Hellenthal, J. Hickman, nickel, hremium | SELECTION D.} H. ) Louise Levine, Lowe Martin G. Monree. | E on, H. Rink, R.| Scott, K ) Shepard, L Skinner, J. The . V. Williams E. Willis, M. Yo | The following are enrolled from| the Montana Creek CCC camp: i son, D. Brown, R. Davis, V. Davidso dy, J. Frezier, S.| Glover, D. Graham, W. Griffit | Johnson, A. Miller, J. Pete J.| Shearer, A, Simmons, J. Slagle, R.' Stepp, N. Rinehart, A. Ryan, K.| Ward, | About 60 per cent of the enroll- ment will qualify for certificates| which are given when a student m-l tends three quarters of the sessions. Mr, and Mrs. Peter Bond are the This week will also be active with a lccture on primary and secondary minerals and mineral ciations most recent Juneauites to join the City's growing boating ' crowd, having recently brought back on Monday, a d n of fauits and fauiting problems on Wednes- from the south a trim thirty foot | cruiser. day, and a lecture on classical gec- describing earthquakes on .| The new addition to the Juneau Terri | fleet is to have her name changed ay romises te be sday. TE proinises te b Capital of more than pa £ 3 to the Helen B. She is a raised deck leruiser type with white hull and Dersh spent two years in the quake factory” on the West Coast of South America. hardwood cabin. Pow is from a 125 horse power Fordson. | > Lane, Mahan, G H. Neff, SOLD EXCLUS Se AT Tuesday, Jack Roehm, of t athering on mining law, The evening meeti begin at | % 7:30 o'clock and all who are inter-| Subscribe to ilc Daily Alask ested are cordially invited to attend.| Empire—the paper with the larges Meetings. are in the Barancf Hote! ' paid circulation. Smart Styles in Suede, Kids, Calf . . Soft, com- fortable . . Sturdy, All- Leather Construction . . Steel Arch Supports. For the Fastidious! THRIFTILY PRICED! COME IN EARLY FOR | Sizes—4B to 8AAA IVE B. M. BEHRENDS Co. QUALITY SINCE 1887 Gas Tax Is |’ 4 'Recommended 7 For Alaska Hesse ReporTUrges Trunk . System, Regulation ‘ of Traffic | (Continued from Page One) i | ise:i by Congress will please us |than cne we could devise ourse | Statistical Material Takles 'in the report show road {fund receipts, distribution funds by the Alaska Road Commission and | Territorial Road Board, summ: { |expenditures and allotments in Division, shelter cabin expenditu | telephone line expenditures, distrib-| l')o:rrk _'Krs(..:' A) Nfiffl"‘bf' uticn of road mileage throughout eome chief of m?,;“‘z“"“ dio the Territory, distribution of sled wvision of the national park serve roads and trails, a list of aviation| ice after Jan. 1, is a native of fields and of seaplane ramps, plat- Mouns Vernon, Ind. \rms and floats. Operations during the biennium | are described for each Division and a brief description included of every project on which funds were ex- pended by the Board during the biennium, The report is illustrated by a dozen "Empire Classifieds Pay! TBOWLING ‘| pictures of Alaska road and bridge | scenes. A map shows the proposed |plan for a trunk Nighway system and a large map of Alaska contain- ed in an envelope at the back of | (out the Territory. | the report shows the location of roads and aviation fields through- [] ————— | Try a classified ad in The Empire, w { P D o3 TR TR ———— T WITH AIR TO SPARE—Appreciative team-mates stand by while Howard Engleman of Kansas university basketball team tries for a shot, during N. Y. workout. Left to right: Bob Johnson, “ Marvin Sollenberger, William Hogben, John Kline. BRINGING UP FATHER I'M JUST BRUSHIN' ALITTLE POWDEI DON'T DUST IT ALL OVER ME - HAVEN'T 2 YOU GOT_ANY CONSIDI ANYONE BUT YOLR- L | | SELRS ZAKE T ouT IN THE HALL~- SO\ ‘ : YOU BIG OAF - WHERE DO YOI WHAT'S THE USE OF ME DINE I'D o [ WISHIN' ¢ ONLY LOSE P i WHAT ARE PLEASE YOU GOIN' TO HAVE- MAGGIE? 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