The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 19, 1944, Page 2

et TS pr It Can Be Cold . WINTER BEDDING N IDLETON BLANKETS wool W CANN -pound weight CANNON S Jon creative percale, and Pendletons, 72x84, satin bound onderfuly warm and handsome rahogany ON BLANKETS and fine muslin sheets In rose, green, HEETS fine muslin sheet laundry: tested for four years house- ar Fine Muslin, 81x108 Fine Muslin, 72x103 Percale, :81x108 Percale,’ 72x108 Muslin Cases . Percale Cases QUALITY SINCE /887 EMBLEM (LUB HAS PARTY TUESDAY EVE » Emblem Club party Tuesday well attended and quite The guests and members hat digni and enjoyment his party did not go hand in Square dancing, musical and a going-away raceé pro- i fun for all. During the circle tep, Frank Herman was most t at ling off the turns, and ting people off the side lines i onto dance floor. promised, the wool quilt made group of the club ay. Mrs. Nick Bavard home with it, which should p out the Taku winds during the winter. *One of the features of the even- entertainment was the ent n of a $25 war savings bond. Reinholt Brust walked off with that honor. sewing ing’ meetings, it is the club to hold only a the socis m of th pres- | 2.10 1.85 2.75 2.60 .50 75 Ishort business session. Last night, | except for opening and closing | ceremonies, club members voted tq make a $15 contribution to the |current War Fund . Drive. The meeting of the club will be the usual monthly business session on November 7. “All club members should be present at this meeting,” the President, Daisy Fen- gerson, stated, “as election of of- ficers for 1945 will be the order of business. In addition, we will for- mulate our plans for installation in December.” next | Credit for | the socia success should be given to the co-chairmen for the evening—Lillian Uggen and Jess Merritt. They spent many hours before “the party getting their plans in order and, while the party was in progre were busy keeping “thiny At the close of the festivities, all claimed to have had a good time. As it was one of the largest at- tendences at a social meeting of the club, the committee was repaid 19.95 HAS C(ONFIDENCE IN HIS QUINTET Completely unruffled by the news of Douglas High School's entry into the Southeast Alaska Tournament, |Coach Barney Anderson of the |Juneau High School’s Crimson Bears, today expressed confidence |that his 1944 cagers would do a |good job, and more than that, {hold their own in the contests. The coach and his boys have been | practicing since the first of Oc- tober, five nights a week, from 5 to 7 o'clock. | Anderson is reinforcing the rem- |nants of his champion last year's team by building up the team | with last year's reserves. To date, |Bill Carlson and Harry Aase show 1xhe best early season form. Ander- the boys have “lots of son says l:ynap 4 Other reserves who have a ch: of making the varsity this year {John Borbridge, Jim Kline, Vic | Hardin, Jerry Moore, Minard Mill, |and Don Morris, Returning veterans are Ken Kearney, Denny Merritt, Lynn For- restt, Herb Mead and Les “Tex" |Hogins. Hogins, Forrestt and Mead |are all well over six feet in height, {a very necessary asset in a hoop | game | Forrestt will play center, Coach |Anderson announced, but he did {not name the guards and forwards, saying these designations are not lin general use any more in the |eame so he does not restrict the |other four teamn members to the duties of any one position, All five veterans are lettermen. | Freshmen who have made the |team are Terry Magorty, Dave Sperling, Bob Sanford and Bob Larsen. These are, as yet;, an un- |known quantity, but some should ;brmk into the spotlight before the | basketball season is over. | B 'THREE STRINGERS ARE REMOVED FROM HUSKY FOOTBALL TEAM NOW SEATTLE, Oct. 19—Three of the | ringers in the lineup of the | University of Washington Huskfes were absent as the team went | HElD Mo“DAY EVENING through the final work-outs befoge The regular monthly meeting of starting south to meet USC Mon- | Gastineau Channel Health 98y night in Los Angeles. held Monday Gordon Berlin, center, is cob- | Gutel gLt fined with a severe cold. Barring| the Juneau Public Health complications, Trainer Clark said, Center. ‘rnere was a discussion of he may be out in a day or sg the methods used 'in the.recent rat|Other absentees are linemen. Th:%J survey conducted by Harold M.|hames, he announced, were erase&l | Graning, Surgeon of the Plague from the eligibility list by the isupprcsshe Laboratories of the commander of the V-12. These | United States Public Health Ser- trainees are not to be available {vice. This discussion was led by unless they pass a special examinas Richard Green, Sanitary Engineer, |tion. |and James Stone, Senior Sanitari-| |an, of the Territorial Department | CLIPPERS .- { | “ WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 — The/ | Senate Campaign Expenditures | | Committee has decided it is without i i TEAMS ARE NOW ONE ! authority to investigate the so-called | | “Battle of Statler” involving fisti-| SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19—V. D. cuffs between two Naval officers Dardi, co-owner of the Oakiand and members of the AFL Teamsters Hornets of the American Profes- !sional Football League, announced 1ce [ | the was, in gt T0 ABSORB OAKLAND TEAM; TWO for their efforts. Union after a political argument. Distributed throughout Alaska by ODOM & COMPANY that he and his associate, Anthony | Matinolich, had purchased a con- trolling interest in the San Fran-| cisco Clippers of-the same circuit and would consolidate the {elubs immediately. | The Oakland club will be dis- banded and its players taken over |by the Clippers, Dardi said. Con- | solidation of the two clubs will give the Clippers potentially the stron est’ team in the league, now in sec- jond place to the Hollywood Rang- ers. — e e o 0o 0 0 0 0 o WEATHER REPORT (U. S. Weather Bureau) Temp. Wednesday, Oct. 18 In Juneau: Maximum, 52; minimum, 42. Rainfall, .18 +inch. At Airport: Maximum, 51 minimum, 41. Rainfall, 27 inch. two® & Using .the Hallowe'en theme, the Youth Fellowship of the Methodist C fellowship at Far churec in black and orange, and refresh- ments of root beer and doughnuts were Jack THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 'COACH ANDERSON Youth Fellowship Bunch Has Great M. Y. F, was in charge of the i(wnmg. with Mary Hougendobler | heading the eats committee, Cath- erine Bumford in charge of games, | Tom Kent in charge of decorations, | Jeanette Biesemeyer in charge of publicity, Clifford Robards and Ruth Brooks helping with group singing. Others who helped were Jeanette N Harold Bell, Shryl Bjork, Arville Svenning and Lee Carter Hallowe'en Party ch nad charge of thé fun and the monthly Church last evening. The room was decorated g, POLICE COURT FIN Those finea in City P this morning w night social lice Court Martha Golley. , drunk and di oltz, , drunk, drunk served to the church family. Bartlett, President of the and TRIANGLE CLEANERS Delicaie Garmenis Handled Carelully Pick Up ane Deliver PHO Delicate Flavor that won’t bake out A S ) et Mmmm, so creamy-rich..Mmmm, so creamy- smooth. Avosct brings new delight to many desserts, be they simple..like sliced peaches, or elegant ... like Blanc Mange. 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