The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 25, 1944, Page 2

to s Capt from cireum- Rob- Boston American lobe we sailed NOTICE 1S GIVEN: Howard D the REGAN HEREBY Stabler, JOHN has fil- report of estate est of deceased unt and { said United State for Juneau Pre- 10 Alaska; 22nd that 1944, and has all persons 3 are hereby no- d b at said time and file ‘their objections, it final acco nd peti- ition Alaska, this 17th 1944 ated LOWARD .D. ST in March April BLER, ator 18, o 1944 1944 T COMMISSIONERS COURT FOR THE TERRITORY ALASKA DIVISION NUMBER ONE FELIX GRAY, Commis- and ex-officio Probate Judge, Precince ol deceased, notice of tl state AL e HEREBY GIVEN ned was on the 1944, appointed te of LEROY| cased | having claims against| gned, with proper vouchers six months from ne » of TRIPLETTE, estate of LeRoy | Juneau, Alaska March 18, 1944, April 8, 1944. the ceasea Publication Publication ALIAS SUMMONS PUBLICATION 0: GLADYS SWEETSER BROWN ibove defendant, GREETING THE NAME OF THE UNITED 3 OF AMERICA, you are commanded to be and ap- t titled Court, ates District of Alaska, at Juneau, in said Territory, and complaint filed against above-entitled action, ie. in action wherein H. BROWN is the plaintiff ! WEETSER BROWN , which is num- 5187-A on the docket of | ., within thirty (30) days | after the completion of the p(»nod; publication of said Alias Sum- which said Alias Summons by er made and entered by said t in said action on March 24, | was ordered to be published | for a period of once a week for four | 4) consecutive and successive wevks,i commencing on March 23, 1944, and 1g on April 15, 1944, in case said | 1 forty (40) days after date vice upon you, in case this 10ns is served upon you per-: and answer the complaint ove-named plaintiff on file | Court in the.above-entitled 1, and if you fail so to appear | and apswer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for relief demanded in Mis com- , Le | For an absolute divorce olution of the marriage con- | t between plaintiff and defend- | And for such other and further lief as to the Court may appear :SS WHEREOF, T have | hereunto set my hand and have | d the seal of the above-entitled | ourt at Juneau, Alaska, this 24th day of March, 1944. ROBERT E. COUGHLIN, Clerk of the District Court. By P. D. E. McIVER. ¢ cation, March 25, 1944. publication, April 15, 1944. | WISH MAGGIE'S BROTHER VOULD GO HOME AND SLEEP! IF | COLILD adminis- a1d will present them to the BRINGING UP FATHER d 17 points, and played a flaw- game. Others who will not be lin the lineup next year are Dapce- vich and Thibodeau. Reischl was high scorer for the |Gremlins with 10 points, and Me- Rolls 6 12 Daniel made 8. The Gremlins will be the team which the Bears will fe at a banquet next week at the 1 anof Hotel and Pomorski, with 14 and 3 respectively, led the Coppers to - victory over the hard - fighting of the Merchant’s ankers. Lundeberg was in better the Elks last form last night than on Thursday, Percy’s Cafe defeating and made 13 for the finance team, » 20th Century Meat tak-| and Powers made some beautiful from Ordway's, Butler shots. All four squads put on good uro winning from Henning's, and basketball last night. Officials for Sabin's cutpointin the Juneau the games were Smith, Powers, and Druz. Lou Hudson was high with Lenhart a total of 612 points, Carnegie Following are the box scores: second with 595. Crimson Bears Followi, FG cores a game Pts. 4 2 & 17 individual |Mead Dapcevich 4g3 (Kearney Nordling i:gr Thibodeau Hogins Forrest we the Henning's 141 152 w01 117 139 144 381 413 Mauro 9 186 123 152 147 132 465 462 Juneau Drug Lavenick 144 191 Simmons 112 102 Barrager 152 134 408 Sabin’s 15 179 130 122 5 Total 1261 Butler pot Simmons Davlin Lavenick Totals 40 9 169 Gremlins 522 410 Reischl 417 Pleck —= McDaniel 1349 Lucas Specht 499 pacquan 359 Pts. 10 2 3 Total 0 0 7 | 3 olrooocos 4568 Totals 27 Total 1314 45 Lamb Ross 595 +-o Rolison Pts. 6 14 Spot Stewart . Hendrickson Waugh d sl ewegged 2| " Slowvwaw Total 1425 Totals Bankers 510 416 plum 301 gy ~ Lundeberg 13% McClellan Hulce 9 powers 612 455 37V WIS SR PR MASONIC MEETING 1447, Stated communication of Mt. Ju- neau Lodge No. 147 Monday even- 105 ing, March 27th, 7:30 p.m. Work 501 in F. C. Degree. Visitors cordially 401 | welcomed WALLIS Carnegie Senescu Wildes Pts 3 Total Percy's 3 265 165 98 531 Ordway’s 35 162 145 132 136 136 Spot L. Hudson Holmgquist G. Shepard |l sorwaown 31 R R | Totals = 146 455 J Total Spot Holmquist Shepard Petrich 35 L. 161 J. H S. GEORGE, Master. - |conquest and are making frantic | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA S PUT UNDER SKSI;)ARS BY GUARDS A DO PE Ski conditions are reported as ex- HOLLYWQOD, Oalif., March 25— ccllent on the entire ski trail with Sandy Sandel, southpaw hurler of at least six inches of new powder the San Pedro Coast Guard, put the snow On most areas. NEW YORK. March 25. — Ohio State defeated Temple last night 57 to 47 to qualify to meet Dart- league champions, mouth, eastern 0 in the finals of the NCAA, eastern in Madison sectional Square Gard artmouth eliminated University 63 to 38 JEATBRE PR RESISTANCE STIFFENING ~ ONNIPPONS 25, — <kids under the Hollywood Stars in | Eleven skiers found plenty of time a practice game yesterday after- Friday after work to enjoy about noon with the score 8 to 2. The!three hours of perfect skiing on the Stars failed to make a score until hill. the eighth inning. They got ‘onel Ski instruction will be held to- unearned run at that. morrow between noon and 2 p.m. to 3 il be followed by practice time runs Ito prepare for varipus races to be OHIO STATEIS 10 o oon The possibility of a ski tour over MEET DARIMOUIH he Crooks Trail area is also on ’ the books of the outdoor commit- N(AA (AGE HNM.S tee to be started at mid afternoon D DEFEATS MISSOURI KANSAS CITY, March Catholie Amassing a 20 point lead midway Y the game, Utah University last ht downed the Missouri five 45 to 35 in the National Collegiate Ath- Association, western basketball offs. tic way. | 1t is also disclosed the Japs have |built a rail link in their eastern efforts to construct a rail line across Thailand to link the South China Sea ports in Burma and to permit |them to supply their front without | risking the hazards of the sea route around Singapore. | A communique from Stilwell's | headquarters said a steady advance | is being made in the Modaung Val- |ley with stiff fighting on the fifth day of the battle, artillery duels and hand-to-hand battling. | L is not available. Retail stores will have about 40,- | 000 new hand-operated tincan seal- lers on hand this year. Total 478 464 20th Century Meat Senescu 215 163 Sundsten 161 161 Overby 134 134 510 458 - - E G LOCAL 514 Total A.MACHINISTS Meets 2nd & 4th Mondays 8 p.m. IN THE A. F. OF L. HALL z e BEARS WIN CITY TITLE, FINAL GAME Coppers Take Game fro'mj : Bankers to Place Third in League JUNEAU CAMPS NO. 2 Meets Each Monday-7:30 P. M.-A.N.B. Hall Juneau’s basketball season came | to an end officially last night with two bang-up games in the highi schopl gym, the first won by the Coppers, who defeated the Bankers by & 47 to 31 score, and Juneau High School clinching the cham- pionship from the Gremlins 40 to 27. Thus the Bears hold first place, Gremlins second, Coppers third, and | the Bankers fourth in the ClLyl League. The Bears got off to an early lead, the Gremlins trailing with only one point to the Bears' eight | at the end of the first quarter. In| the second the Gremlins cut the| difference to two points, the half | ending at 17 to 15. In the middle of the third period the score was | tied at 19, but the High School turned on the heat and widened the | lead. Nordling, center, playing his last game for Juneau High School, nce he will graduate this spring, ! your pen last... Parker Quink gumming and clogging . . keeps your pen in condition . . .it's ® A brand-new kind of writing fluid—Parker Quink contains a secret ingredient, solv-x. This solv-x ends metal parts and rubber rot. Actually cleans your pen as it writes! Give your fine pen the wartime pro- tection it deserves—flush and fill it with brilliant, smooth-writing Parker Quink. COACH HOLLINGBERY TAKES YEAR'S LEAVE PULLMAN, Wash,, March 25— Orin E. Hollingbery, dean of Pacific Coast Conference football coaches, announces he asked and has been granted a .leave of absence for one year. The head grid coach of Washing- ton State said he will leave the school at the end of June. He said he asked for a leave because ili seemed impossible under present | conditions to field a football team | this year. A it HAMMERING HENRY | OUTPUNCHES RALPH | T0 GAIN DECISION| 1 BOSTON, Mass Mareh " 26. - Hammering Henry Armstrong, box- ing former triple champion, la: night gained a third decision tri umph, the tenth in recent 10 nigh by outpunching tugged Ralph Zan- zelli, of Providence, in Boston Gar-| dens. The decision was unanimous. | < BUY WAR BON | T contmued wam vae oneb - Afterv;:ctory 3|4 section of the Burma-Siam rail- a1 ¢ . i When the war is won, Pan American Airways will pioneer new standards of service for our friends in Alaska. 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Hawk An- Pel- Kim- Chicha- Inlet Hoonah goon Tenakee Todd ican shan gof $ $10 $18 s18 $18 818 10 18 18 10 10 18 10 5 18 10 Sitka 918 Hoonah .. 10 Haines and Skagway—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. ay $30.00 Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 60c Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, less 10% Excursion Inlet—Scheduled Daily at 9 A. M. L Juneau Excursion Inlet ... $15.00 '$10.00 Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge.60c SCHEDULED TUESDAY and THURSDAY Ketchikan ‘Wrangell Petersburg $35.00 $30.00 $45.00 10,00 Juneau .. Petersburg Wrangell .. Express Rate: 25¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.00 to Ketchikan Express Rate: 10c per pound—Minimum of 60c to Petersburg and Wrangell p PHONE 612 Above rates applicable when passenger traffic warrants. Schedules and Rates Subject to Change Without Notice.