The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 10, 1944, Page 2

THEY PASS KEA(E BOMBED ed from Page One) knocked out the making : on the New Guinea to are have killed 40 Japs ance and now only e them from the d their 15 miles Wallace Lashes Qui at Business;(omments on Two Heeds for Alaska tinued from Page One) to Siberia it ot listed two reased populs ionship between and the National > - BOUGLAS NEWS FOR FOWLERS E Cashen received radio on Monday that a is born to Mr. and Mrs. tle he Fowlers until their Mrs. Fowl- Miss eacher in the Douglas T (‘ HOSPITAL DUTY BACK 1 nt, who nas been ; below Saidor. Margaret | ALL TESTS CHOOSE A SUIT that looks well, wears well, and falls within the price range you can afford and you'll be satisfied with your But choose a Miche - Stern or Hickey-Freeman and vou'll add distinction to the list and will be than BUyS. a more satisfied! You Are Invited to visit our MEN’S SHOP and see for vourself the large se- lection of these fine suits have been fortunate to secure and keep in stock, even through these trying war condi- tions . . . You'll find many new styles, too, all excellent values. from 49,75 we confined to her home for the past week due to the flu, expects to re- turn to her duties as nurse in the St. Ann’s Hospxtal today. GIRL SCOUT \ALFVTI\E PARTY The Douglas Girl Scouts held their | Valentine party in the lunch room of the school yesterday afternoon. Each Scout invited a guest to the party.« A most efficient refreshment ccmmittee, composed of Virginia Hash, Nancy Neimi and Alva Frary, served during the event. Games and entertainment was under The super- vision of Patrol Leader Jeanette Jensen and Barbara Hash, Gloria | Anderson and Geneva Ann Parsons. Decorations committee was chair- | maned by Myra Graber and Eva Frary and Gloria Maki. Climax of the well spent afternoon was the distributon of the valentine box contents. CHIEF PUSICH ON INSPECTION Douglas's Fire Chief, Mike Pusich, yesterday made a complete inspec- | tion tour of the Government School, | Public School and all the fire fight- ing equipment belonging to the de- partment, Pusich reports both schools’ equip- ment and drills in good condition, with the Government School making a practice exit in 25 seconds. Three | students of the high school, Mickey Pusich, Ralph Kibby and Wilfred Rice were excused from their classes to accompany the chief and receive | instructions on the use of the fire fighting equipment. Chief Pusich wishes to express his appreciation for the cooperation giv- | en by the principals and students of | both schools. ! TO JOIN HUSBAND Mrs. C. A. McMickles is enroute to Strawberry Point, where she will join her husband who is employed on a construction job there, — DIZZY TROUT IS RECLASSIFIED 1-A DETROIT, Feb. 10.—Dizzy Trout, 20-game winner in 1943 for the De- | troit Tigers, has been reclassified by | the Detroit Draft Board and placed in 1-A (‘ln<slfl(‘mmn BBIN GING UP FATHER HE'S THE GUY WHQ ) JUST WANT TO [BEARS BEAT | o= Hevt ALL STARS, SCORE 39-27 By a score of 39 to 27, Juneau High's Crimson Bears last took a benefit basketball game from the All Star ormer high school players in the ym. The championship Bears took the initiative from the start, and ilthough the All S were good individually, they lacked the team- work the Bears displayed. Nord- ing, high school center, tossed in even field goals and one free throw o lead his team, and McDaniels vas main scorer for the visitors. A preliminary match between the Cighth Graders and Freshmen was y a 20 to 6 score. tossed in showed von by sanford, ive baskets and Magorty sromise Following is main event: Crimson Bears FG the box score for the FT Pts. 1 Kearney, F Dapcevich, Nordling, C Forest, C Lowell, G P, w|locorcorocos Totals All Stars FG o & Reischl, F. Nielson, F. Anderson, F. . Kendler, C. McDaniels, C. Bavard, G. Pasquan, G. Powers, G PR eSO~ ol woomocoon Sloescocnnm 9 Totals . — TITLE BOUT IN HOLLYWOOD SET FOR MARCH SIX' LOS ANGELES, Cahf.. Feb. 10.— The California State Athletic Com- mission has sanctioned Joe Lynch’s | proposed lightweight title bout in the Hollywood baseball March 6. Lynch will pit Sammy Angott, National Boxing Association | champion, Zurita. Angml is mnrnnm(d $17 500. CAGE SCORES The following are final scores of | leading basketball games played last | night in the States: ! Columbia 48; Princeton 25. Frisco State 36; Frisco Junior 35. Yale 54; Coast Guard Academy: 50. Lakes 84; Notre Dame 48. Seahawks 72; Augustina 38. Tulane 43; LSU 42. Navy 35; Villanova 27, Army 66; Pittsburgh 32, -ee — against Mexico’s Juan YOUR BROKEN LENSES Replaced in our own shop. Eyes Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blnmgwn Bldg Phone 636. adv . CHEST "\ coLp VA MISERY FIRST—rub throat, chest,and back park on | Saturday af THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA night § an aggergation of | ¢ OUR MARINES make the most of everything in the South Pacific. ‘When they want a refreshing drink, they hunt out a cocoanut tree and go to work with long knives, Here Pfe. Conny Piorkowski of Brook- | lyn, N. Y., gets ready to take a swig. | U.S. phota (In!crnatwnul) ~ TIPPY LARKIN ~ GETS DECISION IN: ° CONSTARTINO Bp NEW YORK, Feb. 10, —iTiipy | Larkin used Lulu Consmnuno for a ! punching bag last night, winning i the decisive 10-round verdict for t! New York State lightweight «%i The match was pulled off in \hdp son Square Garden Larkin weighed 139 pounds and | Constnntino 135 pounds. .- | ANCHORAGE POST, AMERICAN LEGIOR, MAY GET DONATION WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. — The | House Buildings Committee has ap- | proved the request of Delegate A, J. Dimond authorizing the Depart- | iment of Interior to ate to t, 49 Jack Henry Post, American Legi at Anchorage, the wood fran phone and L(lxp.xanh bu Va!enhne Tea ai Trinity Chur(hz A Valentine Tea will be spons ternoon, February 1 y Guild and m: oly Trinity to a the lanning affair. The tea is a pub! will be held in Tea hours will be o'clock. with Vicks VapoRub at bedtime. THEN—spread a thick layer of VapoRub on the chest and cover with a warmed cloth. RIGHT AWAY, VapoRub goes to work—loosens phlegm—eases muscular soreness or tightness— helps clear upper air passages— relieves coughing. Brings wonder- ful comfort and invites ' restl‘ul sleep. Moflul 5 | DON'T CARE IF DOUG FORD THIS WAS A LOT OF (LOOK AHEAD IN LINE.Up | TOSPRING OF HUSKIES Another Ea:ketball Ace Starts Again on Wash- ington Univ. Squad "TLE, Feb 0.—The Univer of Washingt~ = Flusky basketbal drew anothe ace for th ball series Washingto: on Friday and Saturday. Ford, oot, thr wder, on_ the : > squa viday night @ first time sine the Pacific Basketball Conferciice opened 2 vet but has been unable use of classroom work training program. n beats WSC Friday 11 tie for the northern divi- record of consecutive victories. Huskies now have won 14 games, counting the win- the close of last ion The 2 win this w ight in this erence pxu .o U(KlEBMlER LEONARD TURNED | DOWMN BY SERVICE | AUBURN, Ill, Feb. 10. — Dutch d, knuckleballer righthander Washington Senators, n rejected by the Army for ser e k of ld ankle injul \plrlt ting hint of Spring in this fresh-faced charmer. Smooth black set off with flattering white. One of an advance group . . . Budget priced. Jones-Stevens Seward Slrrat i the 878% More Express to Alaska Pan American Airways’ Alaska Serv- ice, merged into the transport facili- ties of the Armed Forces, 1s working overtime these days. One result: 878% more air express carried to Alaska in 1942 than in the year be- fore. Every ounce of cargo is under military control. When the war is won, we will again give all of our friends the standard of service for which Pan American is known throughout Alaska. I'M SO GLAD YOU LIKED i THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1944 The Sewing Basket BABY HEADQUARTERS Infant and Children’s Wear 139 S. Franklin Juneau, Alaska BATAAN CAFE Genuine Chow Mein Chop Suey COME ON] ~———COME ALL! . 289 So. Franklin Street Hotel Juneau Open All Night For Comfort At Lowest Rates ROOMS WITH BATH or WITHOUT BATH Most Convenient Lvcation —THIRD AND MAIN— Owner-M; ORDER YOUR RABBIT SKINS NOW Tanned, cleaned and all ready to make up. 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