The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 21, 1941, Page 5

CAFE KEGLERS | LEAD FLORISTS AT BRUNSWICK In spite of packing a 20-pin game hanc¢ icap, the Juneau Florists stum- | bled" and fell before the kegling of the Brunswick Cafe last night on | the Brunswick Alleys as George | Mu a of the Cafe bowlers.rolled a | nigt’s high total of 537. The Flor- ists lost three to one and final scces were Brunswick Cafe 1461, Flcrists 1439 The George Brothers trio split n msg ch with the Takus two to two in the second malch of the night's pin pla’ and ended with final totals onl/ ten point apart. Cames tonight are between the Ba anof and the Barber Trio at.7 o'clock and the Brunswick and the Nerth Transfer at 8 o'clock. Scores last night follow: Brunsawick Cafe 175 162 161 159 148 146 484 467 Juneau' Florists 178 146 165 103 148 161 2 20 511 430 George Brothers 150 154 160 151 169 171 476 Mira Z Erily Schmitz Re¢ gudos 190— 537 161 481 16: 456 Totals 513—1464 Le joie Ida Carnegie Carnegie Handicap 93 361 183— 492 20— 60 Totals 4581439 Harter Martinson B. Smith 180— 484 153— 464 157— 497 4901445 479 Takus 163 138 149 450 B e Totals Aquino Dora Poole Mangalao 154 140 177 471 185— 162— 177— 502 440 503 534—1455 Totals BACK SEAT DRIVER PUEBLO. Colo.—The jury ac- quitte the automobile driver of thy drunken driving charge but convicted the fellow riding in the k seat. Since he was the own- er of the car, a juror explained, he, could better afford to pay the fine EX-GRID STARS FACE EACH OTHER AGAIN - IN AIR (ORPS PLAYERS - DIFFERENT PEP TALK—Lieu looks over a quartet of ex-gridders now student fliers. will go to Pensacola, Fla. Punch Is Packed In Advertisement HONGKONG, Feb. 21.—An irate Hongkong car-owner proclaimed his belligerent status in a personal ad- vertisement in a local newspaper: “A BLACK-EYE will be present-| ed free to the next person that I catch damaging my car due to their faulty parking—owner car No.| Alaska po 2403 | The ad’'was run for three days. | M I Subscribe to the Daily Alaska AIRMAIL ENVELOPK#. showing Empire—the paper with the larges. s route from Seattle to Nome, n paid circulation sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv J. J. HILLARD LEAVES FOR FAIRBANKS AREA lector of Customs at Eagle, ilew north today on the Electra for Fair- banks where he will be occupied in the Fairbanks office until the Eagle office reopens for the sum- mer season. Hillard has been reliev- ing Customs men in the Southeast rts during their vacations. R e NOT1CE Left to right: G Phail, St. Mary's halfback; Leo Ferwo, Stanford’s 1937 top guard, and Milo' Milicevich, St. Mary’ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 21, 1941 tenant Frank Gill, former University of California gridder, now instructor for the Na Al Braga, famed Universiyt of San Francis After six weeks of basic training they s center, PRIZE PAIR J. J. Hillard, U. S. Deputy Col- | d, Cal, Airport, Normen Me- {aren’'t any | arounders in pool - room hanger- the President’s offi- | cial family. The modernistic pool table, of polished natural wood, was so fresh you could tell there hadn’t been any dice rclled on it and there wasn't any chalk dust t|on the cues in the rock. K1ing a lot of trouble. You ought to, " IVERSON 15 | and when were a their hav- there out were table, filling Some At a long lot of fellows questionnaire: tell the head of your Journalism department to put in a course on questionnaires. It would help | lot if some of the boys (and girls) could remember right off where they were born, what complexion is, etc. After one fellow wrote: account of a hang- their “complextion,” “Green. On over.” | | FOR BIG BOWLING Elks Announce Pin Stars Who Will Compete Against Kefchikan The bowling squad of the Ketchi- kan Elks arrive in Juneau tomoirow for an engagement with the Juneau Elks and the first match will be to- morrow night starting at 8 o'clock on the Elks Alleys. Players for the first' three sched- uled matches to comprise the loeal set-up are as follos In the Saturday night match, three games, starting at 8 o'clock, the Juneau bowlers will be Metcalf, Carnegie, Henning, Lavenik and Stewart In the Sunday match, starting at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the Ju- neau players will be Metcalf, Car- negie, Duckworth, Holmquist and Ugrin. . Monday night at 8 o'clock, the local pin stars will be Stewart, Hagerup, Henning, Sinescue and Koskie. The schedule of the other matches will be announced later. During the stay of the Ketchikan bowlers there will be a special en- || tertaining committee to keep their spare hours fully occupied. The bowlers from Ketchikan, ar- riving tomorrow on the Mount Mc- Kinley, are Cort Howard, Jack Mo- loca, Tony Zorich, Ray Roady, A. Peterson and A. H. Ziegler. s HIGH MAN AT ELKS ALLEYS L. E. Iverson bowled high for §| After that we had taken what the Dodge Dealers and the whole [ i NOBODY GOT MAD & | men Miss Donna Atwood and Eugene Turner of Los Angeles won the senior pairs championship in the U.S. ice figure skating champion- ship. Student in Journalism Given Tip; Newsmen, 'Washington, Mugged (Continued from Page One) ing: “Straighten up that line therc"| —you know, like ushers at a movie on Saturday night. Pretty soon, I got up to the desk where a Secret Service man gave me some cards and explained where to wrice and where not to write. It was a littie contusing, I'll admit, because the cards were really applications for jobs in the FBI'and a fellow had to be. careful or he might find him- ,self working .for. J. Edgar Hoover. O Then -we . went into the billiard réom. ‘In spite of all the peopie |and the photographer and finger- | printers, you could tell that there | hereinafter )(Prrcd to as photographs; noved' into one ¢nded with the finger-printers, l&mllf of, all the non - fingerprinting that | days, these. men seemed confused hy the clientele. they weren't used to fingerprint- ng people who never thing worse than misquot | cassador, imnn'fi name. bass, standing there in line, the instructions given the My | heard | stepped up he knew just what to | do. Apparently he knew too well because ke printer gave him a mighty suspicious look and “You've been fingerprinied before. To another friend who had a scar on this thumb, the same print« er said cheerfully “Well, pal, | we'll never have any trouble pick- | | | | shead of him, so when he ' said: | !ing you up.” And one of the other| co-worker of mine: 1ly a perfect crin inal; your pi s don't register.” Personally, I thought, that was ino way to talk to a fellow who | had worn his fingers almost to the bone on typewriter keys. But no- | ody got mad. tter all, it's all in a newsman's work in these times of war and natignal defense A’ | home. And all of us still aren't as | much on the spot as the boys who | cover War-Navy and have to wear | pictures and identifications signs on their coat lapels—or ose who cover Civil Service and |can only enter and leave by one door, although the building has six [ I just thought I'd let you know, {Butch. A newspaperman still can i get around—that is, if he has his | passport and didn't flunk the Se- imen told a | “You're practi - | cret Service and the FBI > | Notice is hereby given that sealed |bids will be received at the office |of the Territorial Treasurer, |neau, Alaska, for furnishing 12,650,000 Territorial Revenue Liquor Stamps. Samples of stamps may oe The Treasurer hereby reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids will be opened March 21, SCAR G. OLSON, Territorial | Treasurer. ady. | 1 ———— | 3 Snbscribe for The Empire | B. Duckworth | C. Boyer .. Ju-| Mrs, Duckworth 162 inspected at the Treasurer's Office. | (Spot) 1941 — | Mrs. Hurley ... will be laughingly re-|night's pin play at the Elks last then | Night as he added up a 529 to of three dines that|bring his team.to.a .2 to 'l victory In/Over B. M. Behrends. The first criminal | BAmMe was a tie for the two teams ® s going on these| Doth rolling 417, then came one| a little @plece and final totals decided the Maybe Winner. | In the first game of the bowling did any- bettles Henning and the Columbia o an am-| Lumber squads fought it out until or, misspell a congress- | Hénning's had totalled & large govse egg, losing .by over 100 pins, ‘The third and last match showed 1& loss for the Firkt National Bank keglers as the Capitol Theatre boys | drummed them into the ground 4 Tonight’s matches are between the Engineers and the California QGrocery at 7 o'clock, the Juneau Drug and Bloedhorn's at 8:15 and the Medical Clinic and the Golden | Age squad at :30, ! Bcores last night were as fol- lows: i 12— 36 162 143 198 503 131 149 176— 456 146 146 146— 438 4561 450 532—1433 Henning’s i Fred Henning . 148 143 168— 459 K. Dufresne 136 123 164— 423 F. Dufresne 141 141 141 423 425 417 4731305 Dodge Dealers L. E. Iversen 161 192 R. Davlin 132 169 Mrs. Davin 124 140 417 501 3991317 B. M. Behrends E. Cleveland 140 156 132— 428 Joe Brewitt 134 135 180— 449 Mrs. Brewitt 143 108 129— 380 417 399 4411257 Columbla Lumber (Spot) 12 12 Halm Sperling W. Eveland Totals Totals 176—529 118— 419 105-— 369 Totals Totals i Capitol ‘Theatre | 180 180 180— 540 141 141 141— 423 97 124— 383 518 445—1346 | Bank 21 483 First Nat'l 21 188 143 126 478 Totals 21— A3 125 128— 441 143 143— 429 126 126— 378 415 4181311 O. Elison Bob Hurley Totals Try a classitied ad in The Empire, YOU_DON'T KNOW ANYTHING - THAT'S WHY 1AM GOING TO YOUR OFFEICE AND TAKE OVER i Syndicate Inc, World rights reserved PUZZ| STRAIGHTE - ALL OU | MUST HURRY AN’ GIT TO THE OFFICE AN, N | DON'T KNOW, SIR-BUT ALL T ARRIVED CO.D~AND | JUST WHERE'S ME WIFE- BARTHOL? TS EM HESE PACKAGES RECEVED A E MESSAGE THAT ARE ON THE WAY- v 5 ror e tank Corps £1 DT GAME FOR PENNANT ONSATURDAY ¢ Kefchikan Arrives Today for S. E. Alaska Title Play with Juneau basketbait Southeast Alaska will begin tomorrow night at 7:45 the Juneau High gym- the Juneau High Crim- meet Ketchikan rgation the first of eries for the pen- is due i Tournament for the championship of in in a [ | o'clock nastum |'son Bear the Kayhi v three in nt Ketehik: five arrive h today Ketchil Kayhis have re- trimmed Petersburg to win Division champion 1 three-game 1re wr re 1 the aJu- t out with neau team, champlions of the | thern Division The dat games in the een definitely set, itively arranged for layed Monday Nor= the two er Here is the four-piece khaki winter combat suit, adopted for the army’s armored forces. Pictured in Wash ington, this soldier wears the outfit of cotton cloth, lined with 20-ounce wool, water and wind repellent. REGISTERED GUIDE T0 LEAVE TUESDAY; second have not yet but it is ten- then to be next and Tuesday parties have hunted sheep, caribou, moose and bear in’ the White River | district RETUR"S WESIWARD Boyden is an authority on the topography of that little publicized —_— section of Alaska and has many un= After spending nearly two weeks usual photographs of the Nabesna in Juneau on vacation and business, |and Chisana district. Henry Boyden, registered guide, who While in Juneau, Boyden has been appeared before recent Alaska Game o guest at the Juneau Hotel. Commission meetings, will sail Tues- g day on the Yukon for his winter headquarters at McCarthy. Boyden has been guiding in inter- jor and westward Alaska for over 20 years, principally in the Prince William Sound district and. also in the Rainy Pass, White River and Kodlak sections. At ' present Boyden winters his string of pack and saddle horses, by far the largest number owned by Mrs. - Lillian Benson was admit- any - Alaskan guide, at Nabesna. ted to the Government Hospital During the summer months he takes this morning for surgical care. out survey, big game and museum Rl gl inpins parties. Recently the majority of his Empire Classitieds Pay! WDama‘ged by Mine Cave-In COUNCIL POSTPONED It was announced today by Mayor Harry I. Lucas that the City Council meeting scheduled for to- night has been postponed until Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. - o SURGICAL PATIENT Carl C. Callahan, an engineer at West Pittwton, Pa., examines the crack running through his house as the result of a cave-in of mine workings bencath a ‘three-block area of the town. Water mains, gas mains and’ sewage lines were broken. In some places, the street dronnd six feet IO PHONE 374 GLACIER HIGHWAY DELIVERY DAILY TRIPS COAL——WO00D LUMBER —— GROCERIES PHONE 374 "SHORTY" WHITFIELD