The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 12, 1944, Page 3

o | (OMEDY OF ARMY LEAVES TONIGHT! | LIFE CLOSES AT When the Army sent its “Greet- ings” to Marion Hargrove, a bud- ding - reporter on the Charlotte News, his unique talents for get- | ting everything wrong had not yet been fully developed. While ser- go ants, L(ln\oml\ and even generals er, Private Hargrove be- nodel soldier. But the pro-| hard on everyone con- cerned. Robert Walker, who leaped to stardom with as the homesick sailor in “Bataan¥ s the title role of the fumbling rookie M-G-M's filmization of tl\ best-selling book on Army life, e Here, Private Hargrove.” The . film is.now playing at the Capitol CASABA CONTESTS SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT AT'7:30 Tonight in the high school gym- nasium, in a doubleheader basket- | ball, game, the Signacs meets the 1’«-doum.l‘alv Douglas High School | | Huskies in the first game and the | Crimson Bears tangle with the Beav- | ers, another powerful team, in the | seocnd, and main event of the eve- ) ning After tonight there is but one more game left this half, to be played | this coming Friday night. After that contest is finished the leading teams for the first half will be known and | a little more about who has the best) | » of winning the City League | championship sometime early in the | spring | | ARMY AIR FORCES | NOT TO PLAY ANY MORE GRID GAMES WASHINGTON, Dec. 12 — In-; creased demands for war pmduc-‘ tion have flattened any possibility | of the Army Air Forces football| {teams from playing any post- | om games. There will be one me December 16, played under | IIIII|IHIIIIIIII|l||||IIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInnc auspices of the ‘Sixth War| Lban, with all proceeds turned over| mpire Want-ads blmq results! ‘m Army charit DECORATING should not be confused with the ordinary run of painting. It is not only our business to suggest proper color harmony but to see that the decorative scheme is properly balanced. LET J. S. 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The scores follow: Federals 116 114 99 jLien 166 1756 137 JML‘CI(‘Ian 88 119 112 i IO, U I 370 408 348 Alley Cats Spot 6 6 120 144 148 201 141 114 119 124 388 470 389 Kirsten 319 Totals 6 118 td Grove 382 Hixson ‘Totals 1247 Baranof 143 109 140 129 121 109 123 130 392 361 374 Skirts Spot 17 112 118 115 Adams | Romberg Nelson 123 36 Totals 121 17 108 118 118 107 95 362 350 346 17 Peterson 116 Turek Copstead 33 i(x 354 Totals Dolls 70 103 90 110 93 93 253 306 320 Imperials spot 17 17 97 114 72 81 137 128 323 340 314 Betty Rice Marj Snell Meiers 129 98 93 302 298 279 Totals 17 95 4 128 51 306 227 Klein Totals 971 Imperials . Fitzgerald Schmitz Anderson 136 131 171 153 131 126 136 398 401 390 Gals 137 104 101 341 455 393 Totals 1189 Hagerup .. Jolmson Oliver 177 126 153 115 163 95 117 98 386 410 388 440 431 310 Totals * Did not play. \NEW OFFIC RS FOR COUNCIL OF GIRL SCOUTS ELECTED The Juneau-Douglas Girl Scout Council endorsed legalizing of the Territorial Health Department through legislative action, at its monthly meeting held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Earl D. McGinty The cause for such action was the need felt for continual improve- {ment in health and sanitary con- {ditions in the Territory as they affect the welfare of children. The council also endorsed a health-book shelf to be established | at the Juneau Library for the' benefit of Juneau citizens, both | young and old, who wish to refer| to such material and who hereto- fore have not known where to go to obtain such reference works. Reports were made by the chair- men of the various committees, most gratifying of which was the report of Mrs. Don O. Foster on the fine work of the little girls during the bond drive and the splendid cooperation of the Juneau and Douglas citizens given so gen- erously to the little saleswomen. Mrs. McGinty reported that the council now has a troop- of 24 Brownies with no sponsoring or- ganization. A Christmas party is being planned for this group by v.he Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and |will be held at the American Le- gion Dugout. The nominating committee re- ported nominations for the officers for the ensuing year. Those elected were: Mrs. Scott L. Murphy, Com- missioner; Mrs. Edwin Johnson, Vice-Commissioner; Mrs. Josephine Boyd, Treasurer; Mrs. Anton Hared, Secretary. The newly-elected offi- cers will assume their duties at the January meeting. Following the meeting, Mrs. McGinty served tea for council members, consultants and others, who have worked untiringly for the Girl Scout program in Juneau. The tea table was festive with holiday cakes and a porcupine center-piece of popforn balls and stick candies. —————--— - LEAVES ON TRIP Mrs. Zola Devlin of Devlin’s Store, left on the North Sea for Seattle. Some Folks Only THINK They Are Hard of Hearing If you are temporarily deafened, bothered by ringing, buzzing head noises due to hardened or coagulated wax (cerumen), try the Ourine Home Method test that so many say has enabled them to hear well again. ‘You must hear better after making this simple test or you get your money back at once. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today af: Butler, Mauro Drug Co. Your Rexall Stote league, took over the Elks' alleys last | 90 Of 317| 1058 g1Troop 612, Northern Light 393 ; 1184 | THE DAILY ALASKA EJWPIRE;JUNEAU ALASKA STRANGE, FUNNY [SONGSATIONAL INCIDENTS OCCUR | FEATURE COMES IN PIGSKIN YEAR TO 20TH CENTURY Warner Bros.' tune-full star-full al production, “Thank Your Stars,” will be the next fea- attraction at the 20th Cen- Theatre. The film opens there he midnight preview tonight d in the production are of the contract players on the Bros. roster, including Bogart, Eddie Cantor, Olivia de Havilland, Flynn, John Garfield, Joan da Lupino, Dennis Morgan, \Al“ Sheridan, Dinah Shore, Alexis Smith and Spike Jones and his Cit ckers. Each is seen a sequence, tunes were written the film by the noted song writ Paul Walker, Yale, punted into|Arthur Schwartz ad Frank Loes-| |the wind against North Carolina.|ser {The ball wound up lom \mdx h-ukl s T THREE MEN NAMED - 10 REPLACE LATE ” BOY SCOUTS ARE o mMMmng‘ DIVIDED INTO 2 TRoopS AT MEET‘LM“"' iu\elull will be temporarily ruled by a three-man committee, composed of President Ford Frick At last night's Boy Scout re- of the National League, Presi- organization meeting, the Scouts dent Will Harridge of the Ameri- present were divided equally '\mong'cnn League, and Leslie O'Connor, |Troop 613, American Legion, and | By FRITZ HOWELL | (A. P. Sports Writer) |m NEW YORK, Dec. 12—"Gridiron Luck Grins or Football Follies of 1944.” {ture | That is little year's collegiate tu pigskin “oddity opera” in which the | Wi lads lugging the leather lemon en-| facted some entrancing antics. Bob Fenimore, Oklahoma A & M, iraced 45 yards against Texas Tech, {came up gainst the white line and idived over—but it was the 10-yard (line and not the goal line. A & M {won anyway George Loy, Yale's quarterback, missed the game because of an at- jtack of mumps but Joe Anderson played center for Utah state with ,an artificial leg ey Davis, | in falty Twelve for Secretary to the late K. M. Landis. Th was decided at a joint meeting of the steering committees of the two majors which set up the office of commissioner and iprovided a two-league committee Ito draw up a new agreement of which, at least a preliminary report | must be reviewed in the February meetings. In any event, a new com- | missioner eventually will have to| be named. \ The Cubs held a meeting in the |Grade School gymnasium at the same time the Scouts had their | meeting upstairs. Over 40 Cubs are now enrolled, Ray Adams, Den |Leader, reports. k | Henry Harmon said if there is need, a third troop is to be formed and he said that in all probability | 'there will be need for this troop, as many more boys than were present last night signified their intention of joining the Scout movement | After being assigned to the two troops, the boys went to the re- spective troop headquarters to en- [Toll. Committee members present at |the meeting were Leo Jewett, Al |Zenger, American Legion; ‘Fred Henning, Dr. J. O. Rude, Lions; Hank Harmon, Rotary; Harold | Smith, Northern Light Troop; and| Scoutmasters Lou Levy and De Vaughn Kershaw. It was announced that Joe Thi- bodeau and John Felthouse will replace Al Zenger and Waino Hendrickson on the American Le- gion Scout Committee. SGT. ROBERT L. DAVLIN IS HOME ON FURLOUGH | Sgt. Robert L. Davlin, former member of the Juneau automobile firm of Cowling and Davlin, for the past two years in the armedw forces, is home on furlough from | his westward base. Bob says there | are several Juneau men at the base, including Hollis Triplette, Grasse Lowe and Ken Lea. -~ McLAUGHLIN ()l L | flaine McLaughlin and son, | Jeffrey, left on the North Sea for| Seattle to spend the winter with her mother, Mrs. Florine Housel. - .- SEATTLEITES HERE Henrik Valle, Harold Stern, J. B. Jenhens and “Pau Olson are here | from Seattle and are staying at the | Baranof Hotel. M Mrs, CAPITOL CAFE Southern Fried Chicken Choice Steaks DINE and DANCE ” CHRISTMAS | TREES 0rder Them Early!? 9 % Phone 117 BRI DTS ffir%t 1% 5/ | Courtecus attendants. GOING OUTSIDE? Fly all the way in less than c> day! FAIRBANKS WHITEHORSE JUNEAU ~ SEATTLE PASSENGERS . EXPRESS AIR MAIL ' \ Connecfions 4« ANCHORAGE, NOME, BETHEL, and All Alaska Points INFQRMATION . 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