The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1942, Page 6

JOE LOUIS U. WASHINGTON | BARANOF, MOLLS, Juneauleams PUTS BAER DEFEATS IDAHO | FRILLS, FEDERALS Win Twice in The Northern and Southern Di-| It was Ladies’ Night on the Elks I m visions of the Pacific Coast Basket-|Bowling Alleys last evening, the ball Conference got under way last|girls pinning scores ranging from night the Baranof's 1530 to the Alley In Seattle, the University of|Cats’ 973. Champion Scores Knockou! %, 5% 25, Sttt %™ 1 e s were | IIad Reserves Stage One Idaho cagers by a score of 36 to 28, Baranofs, Molls, Federals and| H H 2 Minutes, 56 Seconds riie"we" e piay again toniant. Pt i Point Victory Over Local : Washington State walloped Ore-| Individual scoring: i After Opening Bell W& h Youngsters, 31 to 30 — In the Southern Division the|y, Powers 106 140 101— 347 University of Southern California | panjels 74 102 102— 27g| Juneau held three cards last| NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—Joe Louis opeq out a win over UCLA by a)Thoma.s 101 98 1 aag!nigm and two of them were aces, last night successfully defended his |gseore of 59 to 51 iy potce 140‘22 S {strong enoigh to give Capital world heavyweight championship | PR R e | basketball teams a pair of vic- for the 20th time by knocking out| T T . .~ T_"|tories in the Douglas gym. Buddy Baer in 2 minutes and 5y | MUt . | Totals 364 452 465—1281| he only solace the Islanders re- seconds after the gong sounded for IV WA CEEEMOLY MRORTIGN u"‘g_ Federals ceived from the lengthy triple- B s rad ‘rown'}on by the Twentieth Century | Seybold 126 117 116— 359 header was the Douglas Cube' siz- : 7 Sporting club that a crowd of 18,-| Tayjor 96 122 133— 351 A capacity crowd of 20,000 | g by i 51 |zling 31-30 defeat of the Juneau PR 870 paid $189,70050 to see the|nriNaught 29 141 130— ¥ jammed Madison Square Garden pouis-Baer brief bout cNaughton 129 1 400 |High Reserves in the opener. The 16 Witness the Hriet Bout st Gk g Kennedy 112 81 129— 322|Crimson Bears whipped the Huskies i ; ; L5 3 —— — — ——|in the first team battle, 31 to 26, Louis entered the ring weighin L s 206 0‘;; e:;‘o::fm q‘sdx Bifl' (\?mwfl Totals 463 461 508—1432|and the Juneau Firemen trimmed the scales at 250 pounds. SOME Bowl S(ORE the Douglas Eagles, 48 to 41. Charging out from the word go, Gutter Snipes All three games delighted the the Brown Bomber floored Baer ooz 9 Manson 96 148 147— 391 |spectators and disheartened the twice for nine counts with right- SEATTLE, Jan. 9—One of Se-|Hanson 105 103 100— 308 coaches. The contagion of the hand punches, then put him away |Attle’s best bowling artists is| Ringstad 106 99 97— 302/Smash-bang finish to the reserve for keeps with a long left. Baer| Chuck Short, who blasted the pins|Foster 109 120 103— 341 |%@me spread to the Crimson Bears tried to climb to his feet. using the recently for a 713 score on the _ ___ __ ___|early, giving them a lead of 28-12 ropes as support, but couldn't make | Ballard Alleys in Ballard City! Totals 416 40 er—1943|2t the End of the third quister. it before the' tencomnt: League competition. Frills Then the Huskies found the basket Ipbuis never gave his rival a Short previously broke ‘the Pa-|Adams 195 123 109— 357 :‘t);v:; Dgiflrflsvthzut r‘aol(l’ las}.“ilumi;u chance to cause any trouble, as he cific Northwest mark for the sea-|gsmith 107 113 114— 878|rowded stands rnnte}t; R nravede did in Washington last May, when son when he broke 734. Blomgren 198 111 131— 389{The Bear slump in the finsl period i‘: !ll(:;o?:i? r‘:::‘m;hwhgh o B i —— — — ——!\would have been disastrous against Joe aid M Veci b TEREN LIQUIDATION SALE ! Totals 564 450 475—1439|a team with a sharper basket eye, except his training expenses as the Continues at the Vogue Shop with = the Islanders mlsstng innumerable the title go was for the Navy Relief close-out bargains. adv. Dolls shots. i3 Toner 100 100 80— 280| The story was much the same for Fund. Gate receipts were $200,000, BT 1 T R 138 155 108— 401|the Firemen-Eagle hich out of which the navy fund receives Empire Classifieds Pay! fraung A i AR il e 5 » Dooley 100 113 93— 306|went into the second half tied at| Sharpe 96 103 117— 316!15-all. Then Niemi wrenched his —— — —_|knee and limped to the bench, and Totals 434 471 398—1303 |the Firemen stepped on the gas. Baranof From a score of 29-24 at the end | Haviland 122 157 139— 418(°f the third, the viitors built up | Maok 112 130 135— 377|their total rapidly, McDaniels, Tay-| Gerreth 93 146 121— 3go|lr: Bavers, Martin and Hessig all | Nordens & Y dumping points, The Eagles had ?? s Sk _Ef e j”jlo depend on Gerry Cashen, Guerin | ! P fa & jand Nelson, and might have pulled [} Totmls 452 558 520—1530|ahead if they'd had Niemi in thel game to check the enemy shalp | Molls ! i shooters. Stevenson, 102 94 86— 282| MeDaniels with 14 points S Harby 85 l2l? 125— 330 | high man for the Firemen; Cashen | Redman 101 86 114— 301|led the Douglas scoring with 18. Overby 126 102 89— 317 Ken Shudshift, 10, and Jim John-! | —_— —— ——ison, 9, were high men in the first| Totals 414 402 414—1230{team game, and R .Savikko, 14, and ! Alley Cats ‘kJohn Floberg, 8, were high in the | Jones 73 72 80— 225 |Teserve game. | Hendricks 113 139 121— 373| The scores: ] McManagle 125 125 125— 375 | Quarter Scores I b e e e INUTMBANY SR, 8 16 24 30 | Totals 311 336 326— 973{Douslas Cubs 9 19 23 31| L Juneau Res. FG FT TP | Floberg, J. 4 0 8 : |Murphy, R. 2 0 4 86 PROQF, STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. SCHENLEY DISTILLERS CORP., NEW YORKCITY Merritt, D. 0 0 0 ST PT T PEE P L | Fukyama, T. 2 1 5 Hogans, L. 0 1 1 0 Dupree, M. 0 0 0 Dick Barrett, Seattle’s stocky L A. mcmsTs “eels “onday pitching ace has inked his name to :lc(}ec &0y 08 {his 1942 baseball contract with the MO‘; 8 &R ee LOCAL 514 8 P " {champion Rainiers. Voe:brldge t} g g IN m A, F. OF L. HALL Tony Cuccinello has returned to Totals the Boston Braves for the 1942 Dc,ol: i 1% 3 3"? +eeeeeeee 9 (season. He was the regular second‘De"' § Cune FG FT T baseman of the Braves from 1936- . 3 073 8 d L 10. |Pusich, M. 1 0 2 The Alaska Federal Savings and Loan Shudshitt, M. 3 Vo 1 & i Krsul, R. 1 1 Fritzie Zivic, former welterweight 4 Association of Juneau has again declared 1} Friie zivic, former welierweisht| o i, o 2 u ! J an annual dividend of four per cent for its { [Madison Seuare Garden on Janvary| u 3 a d ¢ Juneau High FG FT TP eposflors Minnesota was the only Big Ten 5:3::;" ";] i : ; | member carrying on an undefeated e Start Your Account Tomorrow with $1 or More et a 1he Beabeibatl. fioor whEn g::mlxsi R. ; ‘1’ : he 1 d. & {the 1942 season opene Murphy, D 2 o 4 | N Nordling 0 2 2 The Illinois relay track carnival, fi.t_a o [one of the major events in middle| Fukuyama, W. Sibi A e INSURED | west ' sports, has been called off lz:eu o i s ‘:his year because of the war. \ Totals 13 5 31 o7 JUST SWEETS it o o2 Accounts Government Insured Money Avi le at e 42 d e ;s(l:;:‘d:mrt. OK. g g 13 to $5.000.00 Any Time T JAS . 8. C, Jan. am, G. UP $ X —A Brooklyn housewife, fearful|Cashen, F. 1 3 that some of the Flatbush soldiers|Cashen, H. 0 1 1 | here were missing “a little of tha|Savikko, E. 1 1 3 Alaska Federal Savings and Loan || of it wnicn e *army pevon o o o { |cannot furnish,” sent her recipe for Krsul 0 1 1 Association of Juneau || costus Aleias o me b o m ¢ | |son so the Army cooks can make 0 i :hem 4 Firemen FG FT TP ’ — | M'Daniels 7 115 = Taylor, L. 5. 0 10 Bayers, K. 3 3 9 Ritter, G. 0 1 1 Hessig, H. 3 1 1 Martin, S. 3 0 6 Totals 21 6 48 Eagles .FG FT TP Niemi 0 0 0 Nelson 2 2 6 Cashen, G. 8 2 18 Rustad 2 0 4 Guerin 4 2 10 THIS NEW GENERAL ELECTRIC Hayes & 0,8 Wahto, G. [ 0 0 KEEPS FOOD BETTER LONGER Edwards 1o 1. e Saves You Money Through The Years! Totals n o1 A Old-fashioned refrigeration is too uncertain, too g g iR R costly today! 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GENERAL @ ELECTRIC ey abandone the trck, jumped into a private automobile, and ar- 20% no“ rived to find the rain had put out Alaska Electrie Light the auto fire, too. 12 Months to Pay 7 Yy i an d P.’“ er Co' The Dally Alaska Empire nas the Juneau Douglas largest paid circulation of any Al- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE——JUNEAU ALASKA aska newspaper, ARMY TAKES 19 JUNEAU SELECTEES Only Seven en Leave City- Others Report fo Draft | Boards Elsewhere Nineteen Juneau Selective Se ice registrants reported for induc-| tion into the Army this week, the | Juneau Local Board announced w-" day. | The selectees, seven of whom| were taken to Chilkoot Barracks/ for induction, were called to fill! vacancies remaining in the second draft call, issued December 10. The 12 selectees who did not re- port at Chilkoot Barracks reported to the local boards nearest their present homes. Their orders to re- port were mailed to them in late| December. The 19 selectees are: Anton Kezele, Juneau; Robert Vermeire, Juneau; Paul McCulland Tarrant, Minnesota; Walter Ever- ett Blaskowsky, Seattle; Dota Ea- win Brown, Douglas; John Steven- son Mills, Douglas; Melvin Arthur Eriksen, Lebanon, Ore.; Alfred | Georgie Grant, Juneau; Howard| Douglas Hoffman, Seward; Antone John Medar, San Mateo, Cal. Merritt Arthur Peterson, College, | | Alaska; Earl Norman Ray, Juneau:; {Kenneth John Sundquist, Minnea- (polis; Willlam Howard Mills, Port- land, Ore.; Fred Bueyke, North| Bend, Wash.; Andrew Vernon Pet-| |ersen, Chicago; William Harry Sa-| mato, Juneau; Ernest Eugene | Weschenfelder, Anchorage; Floyd {Edward Oflden Los Angelex | May Reduce Income Tax Exemplions legislalorsalsider New ' Plan to Bring in More Defense Taxes | WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. — The Treasury Department today was re- ported to have proposed substantial- ly smaller individual income tax exemptions as one of many methods to bring $9,000,000,000 in additional revenues. The lowering of the present $1,- 500 exemption for married persons to $1,000 and the $750 exemption for single persons to $500 is said to have been discussed in a preliminary con- ference of Democratic and Repub- lican legislators and Secretary Mor- genthau’s - advisors yesterday. | Sen. Robert Taft (R.-Ohio) of the Senate Finance Committee said he favored withholding a tax, estimated at 10 per cent of the nation's pay- 'roll. The tax would bring in 35- 000,000,000. ARMY FIAYS 'PLANS FOR ook AIRFOR(E iCongress Members Told | War Department Doesn't Want Separate Unit WASHINGTON Jan. 10. — ’I’he {Army General Staff today made at| unmistakably plain to members of Congress, Senator Albert chandler‘ (D.-Ky.) said, that it opposed the creation of a separate air force. Moreover, Chandler told report- ers, the War Department represen- tatives urged the Senate Mlmarv\ Affairs Committee to reverse its previous order for hearings thlgi Imonth on proposals by Senator| Pat McCarran (D.-Nev.) for thev establishment of a Department of Aviation to have full charge of all wartime air activities. { LISTEN TO THE KINY SUNDAY MATINEE SUNDAY, JANUARY 11th from 2 to 3 P. M. | BRAHMS SYMPHONY No. 4 in |! E Minor with Leopold Godowski conducting the All - American Youth Orchestra—Set M-452 and R. STRAUSS' "TILL EULEN- SPIEGELS LUTIGE STREICHE” (Op. 28) by the Cleveland Or- chestra with A. Rodzinski con- ducting—Set X-210 The above Columbia sets are available at the ALASKA MUSIC SUPPLY idential Proclamations of Decem-[ ber 7th and 8th, concerning the |control of alien enemies, as for- I bidding all travel whatever by them. ! iy | States Attorney in his district be- | tomorrow. ALIEN TRAVEL IS EXPLAINED BY ATTY. GEN. ‘WASHINGTON, Jan. 10— Attor- | ney General Francis Biddle has issued the following statement: It is called to the attention of | the Department that some alien| enemies are construing the Presi- ! Regulations are being plepfl(ed the - Attorney General covering | the whole subject of the various| types of travel by alien enemies. In | the meantime, alien enemies are advised that the Department of Justice construes the Proclama- tions as not forbidding. 1. Travel within the boundaries| or limits of the municipality, town,| village, locality or community in which he resides, from place to| place and in such manner as will| permit him to engage in the act-| vities usual in his community; | 2. Commuting from his home to; his place of business, or i 3. Travel between his home and| SUSPENSE AND SUSPENSION—Only thin air— and you know how thin that is—separates Evelyn Chandler from the floor as she does a “butterfly,” one of ice skating’s most dif- ficult feats, in New York. 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