The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 6, 1942, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1942 Wingard, partners in the Bristol & i 1 " 7 g CBEL EIGHT FIRST |BOWLING LEAGUE LV i Tt mma a ve | sank in 60 fathoms. The season's ‘ ! pack of 5,000 cases of red salmon, ., | A I R Zo NES S(HEDULE estimated at a value of $60,000, was Y EY aboard when the craft went down. » asses wa | E TABI.ISHED (HA“GED Soo“ Smith, a Myers Chuck resident, | said he can discern the lettering on ‘ | S the side of the ship and reported . Ja 6. ~—The op Eight First Aid Zones have been New schedules and lineups for l the vessel appears to rise with tide. O B Iwo GAMES‘ AbliiHisd, In-uiog HGHAL lOCAl GYM the Aviation League, teams of He said he had attached a bouy on mma Calve, famous French opera S D an S i ; singer b'm‘m,,‘,m.m here hm‘} case of emergency, it was an-| which are named after famous he;, l‘x:hhopisdor ::slvnge cl:lm';. " . The singer died at Millau, De- Inounced today by Dr. Courtney| e fighting planes, will be announced ; f oolil s ibo, Ak e bkl w partment._of Aveyron, Southern | Tickets for Adulfs op| 5™t Fach zone win nave sex- . | Priday, Elks Bowling Alleys Mana- Heavywelghls Battle for May Be Able fo Raise Can._‘expmed e e g o, 3 shs 78 | eral first aid posts which will each ger Erv Hagerup s s 4 ) ratiod. B, why 8 00p [ICKels tor Adu Sor‘ I { Erv H ald today A f 'I' d d 60 whether the Tondeleyo is a menace ¢ L) Children Only 30 Cenfs [P i charse of two men and one 2 | Poor attendance at scheduled Champlonshlp in NBVY nery Tender an Fea ks e My liaren Unly enis | woman qualified in first aid work, Eagles, 42'36—F|remen matches forces the change, the k p 000 C f R d [N BUY DEFENSE BONDS Toniaht - NO Dogs | Dr. Smith stated | : manager sald. Beneh' Fnday argo oi keds 2 g g | As more men, equipped and qual- ]ake Henmngs' 56.36 Last night's scoring follows: | | Eade 'IDES ified fo Mte chates [af SBEIey) il N Hu”c;"";';;"m el 427' By SID FEDER | KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Jan. 6— o Three dimes 81d" posts nre neeced, 628 BOOCS-|. it his, DAOAV-URALY Ml G S 149 171 123 443| LAKEWOOD, N. J. Jan, 6—Buddy | Speculation was rife here today re-| A) s Anybody with 30 cents géts . a|Sary for the sucoessful opefation of|_ b il R R Bonoleb] 140 140 140 4g0|Baer is a simple soul with a simple garding possible salvage of the can-| (Sun time, January 7) il eneves ringside seat at tonight’s basketball|the posts that a number of men|po o oo R philosophy, 5o when he sits down to|nery ship Tondeleyo with its $60.-| High tide—4:59 am., 150 feet. B Isign up for first aid training, Dr.|®281eS : ] T Town o T-~|chat, you matter of factly can’t see|000 cargo of canned salmon | Low tide—10:56 am. 3.7 feet. vy, d Smith said. Several classes are be-| ' hich explains why the Orim-| pgig) 451 432 407—1200[<PAL ) e 1. worti bt Jak ST Subents Was BvOLETE up as | : - . P he Ji ars did lay ketball why he has to y High tide—4:44 p.m. 148 feet. 1o _“'"_'ul“’\ TAp Qe A " | ginning this week and next and 500 et (_“ o - baslc 9 Brewsters Louis. L. C. Smith, homesteader, reported| 1oy tide—11:18 pam., 05 feet. _. neau Elks; the Hennings HOODSters o'y "poney that guncau men win| With Douglas High last night, asipreq parragar 172 181 134— 467|750 (o0 come pretty close to|the mast of the vessel is visible and| diahe iR }lu\(l Douglas High School. All lo'n take nvheibiles of them - ordor‘yt‘sl(’rd‘ll_\s item anvmu\ced. _|s. Pool 140 140 140— 420 belleving him when he tells you|extending within a few feet of ""’l 2 30 cents in the Juneau High W oo 0 training as rapidly ss| DUt Whom "they play doesn n morrison .. 140 140 140— 430ypis” mind, in a tone about as|surface at Myers Chuck, about 40| Gym at 7:30 o'clock. Leave your possible o ';s('em to make much dlrfere.nco to —— worl::ed up and tense as a fellow | miles north of Ketchikan. supper dishes alone. Leave your A g A flnd‘lhe Bears, who are beginning 10 qi01¢ 452 461 414—1727|a4king, “Please put a head on my| When the ship sank October 22, | dog at home thi r’irs( S s hmv Zo’n(‘ 1»;sho\-v the edge developed by steady beer.” |with the loss of one life, after FIGHT "lsznv i) &1 yoec B 18 GRATpeA, you witi Men, “women and children: 27 poo o Fn'“h'm i Junmulprnnw And that's something the| Martins The big guy was no more scared |striking a sharp rock at Tree Is-| Where you feel ft-rib be delighted with the iifect of | cents each to pay the light Dilllooiq georage: Post No, 9, KINy|DCUSIAS teams have been missing| gy ppegeer 157 133 178— 468[than a Wake Island Marine as he|land, it was considered a total 10ss, hroat, chest and VICKS - e e oiTe Db es Monthoatasa [l | three cents for Uncle Sam [GHiaa ANE Fimitar Garl Manapar b Toar Tow weeks -\ SUSIOUY. | iy arthal) 193 212 172— 577)started tapering off today for hisjas Capt. Arthur Nelson and Lemuel backwithtime-tested W VAPORUS quickly cools and soothes the irrita- Two games, three dimes g 2 2 _'|las gym hasn’t been in shape, thus W. Garreth 140 140 140— 420|second crack at the heavyweight|———— - e} Tion, assisting Nature to more quick- Post No. 3, Office, Juneau Motors. |y & - both the. ket B . - e u{ het lhenm)uxg’.lMennaulnl;:rn&:; No reservations; first come, first|” /"y Post No. 1, Kline Apart-; andicapping both the Eagles and —_—— — —[title. application for other minor skin f| Served. ments, laundry; Post No. 2, Dr.| o, iand prepsters : Totals 450, 485 4001405 | 0ok, L feck Joes Bunday stofs| 3 irritations, Jars or tubes, 30c. But plenty of basketball. Whitehead's hans: Post No.'S | That's also why there will be Aircobras last May Im‘ still alive, right.] Tonight's special ~doubleheader: | p "p"p 1 L 7/two games in Juneau High's gym| .. Byrke 140 140 140— 420, Well then, knowing that, all T have| ok three dimes s Spaigepecbagement, || again tonight. The new coat of| o pliason 140 140 140— 420/to do is go in there and toss| |, Zone 3: Post No. 1, Gross Thea- | ygppien hasn't dried on the Doug-| ;" gpepard 140 140 140— 420|punches, or if Joe tries to make a| er au tre Jobby; Polsl No. 2, rear room of o fo0r yet, so Douglas High will|* ___|boxing match of it I'll dance right, Juneau Hotel; Post No. 3, Assem-| 2 2] T I ith him,” Baer declared. | {play Hennings and the Eagles will L along wi im, bly Apartment lobby; Post No. 41p100 the Biks. Game time is 7:30] O 7 4;0 ::0 4201290 promoter Mike Jacobs _expects| Frances Apartments | srhlsex | b | 20000 customers and is shooting at | OF THE . ah Zone 4: Post No. 1. Jim Ellen's| Noue - Dl R eh | Monagle 127 113 158— 3981, 00 of more than $200,000 for| § Cash Store; Post No. 2, Salvation i : sl Hayes 143 118 107— 358|) "Navy Relief Fund battle Friday | | P | Judging by last night's games, | peinarq 109 135 143— 327 & o 14 Army Building | s Beigles. Wil hEST Rty ok evening Uncle Mike, who'll be the| M t Zone 5: Post No. 1, Mary Stew-| = (o8 0 ¥ o e school —— —— —— r——lbig_winner, and Louis are giving | ONnnors oror (|} o art’'s house, entry way faiie Son kIt R s kR | ¢ Totuls 379 366 408—1133|their shares to the fund, while|} Zone 6: Post Ne. 1, Home Gro- b’):; l’\}“m”m” h‘ne};nu‘ch g:ro:l;]l;‘ Fokkers {Buddy, who figures he may need fl\} b i 4 S with the unwinning Hennings, who; 21— 418 ' 8 g % y: Post No. 2. Waino Hendrick- | R , Blanton 139 166 2 little ready cash for arnica and as. s basement bowed to the Juneau Firemen n|y e oon 154 153 173— 48)|sorted liniments after it's all over.!z WISHES TO ANNOUNCE | Zone 7: Post No. 1, rLu-bormas-;l“‘:;I "‘“"é" ”"‘“’fat‘;]' “f{‘“' | Daniels 135 140 147— 422|is turning in a good chunk of h:s’: he sad saga of e ennings Is ol ——— \ ter's House; Post No. 2, Juneau| e - cut. | Dairies; Post No. 3, Earl Hunter’s| 'l Story of five iron k’]“e“' only| motals 418 459 541—1320 e I TO THE PUBLIC, THAT .. basement; Post No. 4, Konnem“o"‘ro Bt “x!iwlll‘n‘\l“‘];:xe:i [oel 5':::2:‘ g is R | 5 an original s seven, unene ba“l:mmu i | ihree Henning hbopsters Hhye gone|Of what makes Sammy run. s""“INSIAllAIION I bl Zone 8: Post No. 1, R. H. Beist- e - Nals : ot | ™ " utede and.two othes are work-| 1y Nelson, we mean. A sturdy vt George Jorgenson | .. m;‘l? asc!'menv“ 1 ; himrz nights. That left Jim Hickey|€ran of the Channel hoop wars, FOR pIONEERS posts wil e equipped wit - —_—— Pl i ld', ‘4 first|and Corcoran for duty last night,|Sammy was playing basketvall " (Formerly of Jorgenson Motors) o G el e B R L0 A by B o dy|when his last night's opponents aid materials to be used under di-|assisted by Ernie Stewart, Wendy ¢ % i L & i S 3 o {were playing with blocks. He's sim- - rection of those in charge, Dr.|Shyder and Gordy Bristol. They " sy " T7'|weren't bad, but they weren't ds|mered down quite a bit—doesn's WILL BE ASSOCIATED I SRS 0od he Fire e " |exactly say “sir” to the referee, but : 2 Ay o "2 8 as the Firemen. 4 & sy 4| Installation of officers was the Auxiliary shi the Ni hich | High Boys Strong BS St pon i ke main event of the joint meeting xiliary ships in the Navy which . : Cruiarti GRA” Gl | : {carry tongue twisting names get) But the Juneau High-Eagles °‘: s ,e‘;hf; %" le scoring. but|held last evening by Igloo No. 6| with the Connors Motor Co. -4 lthem from bodies of water and|Bame was the masterpiece of the gw’" i A ,u,m,ngg'_md and Auxiliary No. 6 of the Pio-| N | American Indians. Destroyer ten-|evening. Coach Fred L“‘d'?"mf‘yer'«‘":m?};] Sips neers of Alaska in the Odd Fel- in the capacny of ure a in the U. §.; large seaplane tenders|from the first whistle, although| The Firemen's victory o the| After the ceremony and business after sounds; small seaplanc ten-|they had a little difficulty sinking Heulaes hebos e tslowcs% game the| eeting refreshments were served SHOP FOREMAN he ders after bays, straits and inlets; |their shots in the first period. The |1€ague has seen this season. A {one and an enjoyable musical program | er uar' e c occangoing tugs after Indian|opening quarter ended with the|spectator in the gallery witnessed| = Dreddnted: | |chiefs 'and poighant Indian words|bulkier and more experienced |the final half. Tommy Powers shot Installing officer was Charles W.| | {and phrases. 4 Eagles ahead, 14-6, but that was|consistently throughout the game.| ... 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The visitors were ahead only 23-19 at the half and then Johnny Pasquan and Don Murphy began finding the hoop with slashing regularity for the prepsters. Murphy, who prob- ably was wearing a shamrock, sank two successive long . shots—regular| coach’s dream stuff. Pasquan clicked consistently, dumping in 17 points for high honors. But team- work was the real secret: the rest of the Bears fed the scorersevery- thing but Pablum. Eagles’ Uprising Quelled Jumping into the lead by the end of the third quarter, 36-30, the high schoolers had little difficulty quell- ing the final Eagle uprising. Guer- in, Cashen, Edwards and Nelson all felt age creeping up on them as the sprightly youngsters checked them close and hard. And that brings up the question Just for the pleasure of it, try LW.HARPER The Gold Medal Whiskey [f Juneau High 6 19 36 42 Eagles 14 23 30 36 Juneau High FG FT TP Johnson, J. bR Pasquan, J 8 117 | Nordling, G. 1 0 2 | Bavard, J. 3 07+ 6 Murphy, D. 6 2 14 { Snell, B. (I R Floberg 0 0 0 Thibodeau 0 0 0 ! Nordling, R. 0 0 0 | Fukuyama 0 0 0 Nelson, E. [ 0 0 { Kedler 0. 550 J | 20 4 42 Douglas 5 Fr TP Cashen, J. 4 1 9 Guerin 5 0 10 Edwards, G. -4 0 8 .: | Rustad, N. 1 1 3 Nelson, S. AT HSU Niemi 0 L] [] 16 4 36 Quarter Scores Firemen 14 3¢ 44 56 i Hennings 40 BN Firemen PG PFT TP McDaniel ... 3 0 6 Taylor, L. 8 0 16 Ritter 1 0 2 Powers et I L Hessig 1 1 3 Martin . 2 0 4 McDonald -4 .0 8 26 4 56 Hennings FG FT TP Hickey RO T Corcoran 6 2 14 Stewart LA S ] Snyder 1 1 3 Bristol o 0o 0 16 4 36 ———————— WAVERLY, Pa., Jan. 6—State with Louie Taylor a point behind him with 16. Corcoran bucketed 14 points for the losers, with New- comer Stewart getting 13. If the Hennings could only hold their present aggregation together for a few games—well, that’s too much to wish. The scores: Quarter Scores Senazor joiin W. Howell is looking “for the guy who wrote my name in” and caused his election as Justice of the Peace. There were no other candidates, “This town is so good it doesn’t need any peace officer,” he asserted. He thinks the office has been va- cant “since the Civil War.” — ., — BUY DEFENSE STAMPS was assisted by Grand Recording Becretary, Daisy Fagerson; Grand Sergeant - at - Arms, Joe Green; Grand Chaplain Lulu Hunter; Grand Guide, Cash Cole. Pioneer Officers Officers installed for Igloo No. 6 were President, Dean C. E. Rice; 1st Vice President, Ed McIntyre; f2nd Vice President, Sam J. Paul; Secretary, Al Zenger; Treasurer, | John Reck; Historian, John Lang- | seth; Chaplain, C. W. Carter; Ser-| geant-at-arms, W. E. Bathe; Trus- tee, C. W. Carter. 1 Auxiliary Officers | Those installed as officers in| Auxiliary No. 6 were, President, | Lillie Hooker; st Vice President. Lottie Spickett; Secretary, Irenc | McKinley; Treasurer, Mary Ba-f vard; Historian, Elizabeth Sey: IChnpmin. Helen Rice; Sergeant-at- {Arms, Mable Nance; Trustee, Tura Fox. ; | Meeting Date Changed ! 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