The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 31, 1941, Page 5

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1941 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU, ALASKA GridGames '"ALL ROADS LEAD T0Q-----"' Cn Saturday M | llll] Y OREGON-WASH. ST, R \ ; N E- fsed | [ | COLORADO-UTAH The following grid games throughout the nation will be STANFORD-CSLA:;Q‘ according to the schedule: c Coast Washington played Saturday, Associated Pr KANSAS=-OKLAHOM NEBRASKA- vs Washington State. UCLA. vs. California. St. Mary’s vs. Gonzaga (Sunday) Oregon State vs. Idaho. Stanford vs. Santa Clara. Fresno State vs, San Francisco Oregon v KANSAS \( . z ) | East Massachusetts State vs. Amhers® Army vs. Notre Dame. | Boston College vs. Temple. Boston U. vs. American national Yale vs. Brown. Bucknell vs. West Maryland. Case vs. Carnegie Tech Inter- ’ Colgate vs. Holy Cross. o . —— i Columbia vs. Cornell il sr— | Dartmouth vs. William and N /fl_\ ; Mary. | Dugquesne vs. Villanova. | ' % ; ' ; Fordham vs. Purdue, | = Te—— : Princeton vs. Harvard : T e Y | Detroit vs. Manhattan, 3 Pittsburgh vs. Ohio State g(S(U uthwestern vs. Mississippi GEN BLEIHEN i “ . State. . e s wa. - Washington Nerth Caroling ‘vs. North Caro- i Mid-West Richmond vs. H-Sydney. l A ES AwAY | Citadel vs. South Carolina. ! | homa A, and M. vs, Creigh- | Vanderbilt vs. Tulane. | | vs. Washingtop U. | Virginia“Poly Tech. vs. Virginia. | | 5 i Ulincis U. vs. Michigan. | Marshall vs. Wake Forest. | | Towa vs, Indiana U. West Virginia vs. Washington | | | Iowa State vs. South Dakota. “"S l:: "y Sen h TS | Oklahcma vs. Kansas. | Dartmouth . vs, illiam and| : i i | Kansas State vs. Nebraska, Mam- - | \Publisher of Daily Times, Marquette vs. Mississippi Souswes | Michigan State vs. Missouri. | Arkansas vs. Texas A. and M. we" KnOWfl club Man ’ stes Baylor vs. Texas Christian U. . Mirnesota U. vs. Northwestern | A\V]i,vm(:\ vs. Tulsa. , Rice vs. Centenary. | DleS a' Age Of 62 | Southern Methodist U. vs. Texas., Miami v8. Texas Tech. | Rocky Mountain South | Alabama U. vs. Kentucky. (Continued fron: Page One) | | I paper and the National Guard up Yo When You Use WINCHESTER TRADE MARK SUPER SPEED STAYNLESS ET your rifle’s best shooting, in all-around, come- what-may service, with Winchester Super Speed Staynless cartridges—the real thing in K. O. ammunition for big-game hunting. They’re the popular loads all over Alaska, for everything from deer to the largest Kodiak brown bears and polars. . With your choice of a Winchester big-game rifle, Super Speeds bring you, today, the priceless benefit of Win- chester’s 75 years of “knowing how.” They give you top speed and power together with extreme dependability and accuracy. You have a choice of more than forty dif- ferent popular loads. Some calibers, such as the popular .30 (.30-30) Winchester and .30 Gov's, "06, come in several different loads. All Super Speets have clean Winchester Staynless non-mercuric priming—sure protection from barrel rust and corrosion. Give your hunting rifle the dependable knock-out pow- er of these clean-killing cartridges. Ask your dealer for Winchester Super Speeds. Look for the red Winchester trade mark on the box. Alabama Poly Tech. vs. Georgia. 7 | Centre vs. Hanover. Utah State vs. Brigham Young. George Washington vs. Clemson. Utah -vs. Coloradb. Davidson vs. Virginia Military Denver vs. Colorado State. Institute. Colorado College vs. Wyoming. led: “Root hog, or diel” Georgia Tech. vs. Duke. | CJZ?:: it‘fx :’j' g:cxt;ley State. | e I b ol Georgia vs. Auburn. | ' 8. oS, Joseph Blethen, created hetween Louisiana State vs. Tennessee. | FLY! Fly for Pleasure | Hunt or fish, near and far, in your own plane or in one which you have rented. Learn the Modern Sport! Aviation is not expensive. } | There's more pleasure per dollar in flying. jwes grested enthusiastically by 01 yy(iq ‘their. fastest racers. | dockfull many Rotary Club members, who 'St JERRY CHAPMAN ON CRUTCHES BUT BACK 10 SCHOOL AGAIN On crutches, but still back in his home town, back among his/ schoolmates at the Juneau Grade School, and ready to celebrate Hal- lowe'en tonight is Jerry chnpman,[ Juneau's Soap-Box Derby champ who went to Akron, Ohio, to com- | pete in the big national race of the soap-box cars. Jerry arrived on the Aleutianand| ————— REVERSE ORDER-A 1itt Tony is a mere 5'9” and A% le fellow, Halfback Tony Gallo- vich of the Cleveland Rams pro football team, carts around Elwyn “Moose” Dunstan, a tackle measuring 6'3”, weighing 250 pounds, weighs only 170 pornds. 3 As a of townspeople, including 1t, the Juneau cars entered in | .| betterment of his community nnd} |Which set Dbefore the people at (o preeminent positions in their |every crisis a vision of greater ac-!{jelds was to choose his junior of- {complishment and then command-|ficers carefully, and place them in | responsible positions as they grew Hie aiso was an inventor, hav- them one of the most influential|jng patented several —newspaper ‘;‘;z:““;a""im‘)r l“h“ P“:lgc North- |, inting processes used by The “mum‘heu; w“:““:m' :D‘;‘I': ‘“] ‘t"’;,’l‘imm.; an amateur photographer | : 0 protect and 10| gnq 5 widely read raconteur. When | | foster the moral, material and cul-|pne Times undertook a campaign | tutal welfare of Seattle and Wash- | for some civic betterment or against ‘inqlfl'u {some political _condition, Gen. | In Bitter Battles | Blethen: became the editor instead ! .To, keep that promise Gen.|of the publisher, and wrote vigor-| ‘Blethen fought many bitter battles ous editorials, using phraseology in the city, state and nation; never | that was polished, yet forceful hesitating to take a risk to uc-‘mnough to stick in the memories of complish something toward the | readers. Trouble Follows Gold Rush ‘ncver quailing at the prospect ofj Gen. Blethen was born at Port-| altering the stand of the paper!land, Me. February 1, 179, He was when a change of course seemed|educated at the University of | | advisable for the improvement of|Washington and the University of | |economic or political conditions. Chicago and became a member of Gen. Bléthen was largely respon- !sible for raising the rating of the 'Hunters Without | Washington National Guard until | | The Times’ staff under his father| in 1900. o That was an era of reckless ex- [eermmons Kyra Garnes was dismissed from St.. Ann's Hospital yesterday after receiving medical attention Mrs. Pete Christianson was dis- charged from St.. Ann’s Hospital yesterday - following medical (reat ment. Nins Ludvickson was admitted to 8t. Ann's ‘- Hospital as a medical patient yesterday. u Get Real K.0. Power PAGE FIVE Have Your Dealer Show You His Winchester Rifles . OPULAR Alaskan hunting rifle choices class; Model 71 lever ac- tion, .348 Winchester; Model 64 lever action, choice of .32 Win. Spel., .30 (.30-30) Winchester and .25- 35 Winchester; Model %4 Carbine, in same calibers as Model 64. WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO,, , Division of Western Cartridge Co, NEW HAVEN, CONN,, U.S.A. RAYBAN goggies cut haze and eliminate glare from sun, sNO&, water. — Dy, Curlson, Blomg.en Bullding. advy Thomas George entered the Gov- | ernment Hospital last night and underwent major surgery this morning, Andrew Jackson, a baby, was ad- | m tal for medical attention, 3 e HALLOWE'EN PARTY The kindergarten department of the Sunday School of Holy Trinity Cathedral will have a Hallowe'en next year’s race are expected to be sponsored the local soap-box race. ]The group welcoming Jerry was much more stream-lined and headed by Don Skuse. speedy than the 1941 soap-box | Following the Akron derby, Jerry | models. | {returned to Seattle where he un-; Within the next few weeks, Don ,derwent 'treatment at the Ortho-,Skuse, Rotarian, who accompanied pedic Hospital there for an old Jerry back to Akron, will call 8 leg injury, which has bothered him meeting of boys who plan to enter 'for some time, even forcing him the 1942 race, he said today. Jerry to wear a cast on the limb until will meet with those boys and with | shortly before the ‘Akron race. | Skuse, explain the construction de-|James Phillips, Warren Laney, | 24th heavy artillery. Later he was i With Jerry’s return, Juneau boys;tnus of cars that wereé winners and | Sturgess Wilson, Lee Reddin, wm.:comml&sioner Brigadier General in who plan to enter the 1942 soap- close runners-up at Akron. As a jam Larrimore and George wxlllnm-ilhfi Officers’ Reserve Corps of the !box race here are going to get a' result, construction ‘of the ma-|son. ]Unlwd States Army. lot of first-hand informationabout chines for the 1942 race is expect-: ) Selected just ‘how the boys in the States ed to get under way soon here. | His policy for bringing his news- li(enses Hned\u stood among the best organiza- [tions in the country. ! Up from Ranks Six men paid fines of $50 each Entering the state militia as an |at vak - SU YAkUIGE e thoy Xel |enlisted man, he rose through the {ing without licenses, according' to! | word received at the U. 8: :aar_uanks to Brigadier General. When shal’s office here. | America entered the World War he | The men who were fined for the|¥as commissionec as a Colonel of Start Preparing for Your Private License TODAY! It's Easy. At Alaska School of Acronautics, Inc. P. O. Box 2187 Phone Black 769 JUNEAU -oo 'BUY DEFENSE STAMPS viclation of the game law were|C0ast artillery and commanded.the | pansion which followed the Klon- dike gold rush of 1896. In its wake jcame widespread gambling, IL.W.W. |agitation and communism. Father frolic in the Cathedral hall tomor- row afternoon, from 3 to 5 o'- clock. itted to the Government Hospi- | JULIUS WILE SONS & CO., INC., NEW YOr" 'and son were for years in the thick of the fight for suppression of dis- orderly elements and for the in-| | dustrial and commercial develop- | ment of the Pacific Northwest. The |elder Blethen died July 12, 1915, Gen. Blethen married Rae Kings-| ley at St. Paul, Minn, in 1909.] | There were five sons. BUY DEFENEE STAMPS BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH TuT TUT - L DIONT SN T WS DISSHTISEIED WITH YOUR WAL BE BACK W TR0 SHAKES OF & SHEEP AL GENRIL - i CoOING LOWKZIE — e JeS' KEEP VORE ] SBAND OF YOURS 2\ } T 3@‘2&‘3{’“\“\% ABONT — NEEN TS LW}I\E i SH\RT ON DONT "WALK OFF 1 DONT \WANT Hith LOTERING NES.S\R ARANTY - R N A ' TG ToNou': ) _anD THAT'S F ) WANENT NOW AL EOLKS. 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