The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1944, Page 2

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1944 /| PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA YOUR IN ARMY EVENTS © o™ ™™ ™ '~ OWNER OF (LUB NOW || “‘Serving the Top of the World Flu Is Referee —_— [ 2/c Ben-, SACRAMENTO, Calif,, Dec. 14— | gh, Penn- lder, won > has been ed by Jo Jo White, 35-} 1d outfielder, from the Cin- i Reds, General {Manager Aleutian titleh Z CIFT SHOPPING AR ANNOUNCED -2 5.2 HEADQUARTERS, ALASKAN DEPARTMENT—Eight boxers from '* M A D E E A S Y the Aleutians made the trip to © ision when Pfc. TS : Y i Sheely announced today. 4 fi:’;;};:i’s‘:{f"“fif;’q‘l lh:o::‘ll;:::};;‘ pert. entran| White was with the Seaitle club| & ; : V4 I e T e huin the finals low by the from 1938 to 1941 - f your having a little trouble in solving a gift problem . . . and when the last glove was raisec bed ¥ By : Y k t t i If your having a little trouble in solving a gift problem i token of victory, all elght of tre flu and’high temperature and was s nc orage a u a B B We'll make it easy and yet ever so appropriate and nice . . . Island fighters were the newly °rdered hlx 'lhv nhfficml LOUrnament u tmetmtty | air an s or 0 a | Bl Pasetih s i {crowned GI boxing champions of r not to fight. L i Just present a Gift Certificate which may be exchanged for Alaiks, heavyweight bout ended the Dme at the V n } and gave t! putia Racking up two technical knock- ment and gave the Aleutians "out and six - decision victories. on the December 4 final card, the Aleutian scrappers proved far su- r perfect record when T/4 illie R. Brown of San Francisco, ilifornia, scored a technical K. O. mecrchandise of recipient's own selection. Bataa P 1 }l | I 1 nCafe 1| Nome Kodiak Serving ] | 5 : y ory over Pfc. George Cole- perior in every department of the Ty OvEL, ot . i v g fis man of Lost C st Virginia, - Seward Peninsula and Kuskokwim Area | Following the final bout, Brig. ATC. The ; fieirecy 71 | Gen. Wallace C. Philoon, Alaskan "elght used both hands effectively|} 1 | Department Deputy Commander, i ;h’"";"' 0 Ihx:, ’l | s {1 A AIRLINES 1 resented the first place plagues R R . | 10 the wmne‘” : 044 ovon stepped the fight in one| | i ; E= Baranof Hotel Information and Reservations i Officiating duties of the three- et bbbl e ] b ! OFFICE HONE 667 d | day finals were handled by Arthur 00 Tound, Brows R y xperls ! | kD:r'\‘f”‘l“:msi‘:";_:me‘:f q(‘sgz 3";:“ It was a fine exhibition of box-| | ! i v ', o e, ing throughout the tournament,| ) P 4§ peraad : ! Downey of 'Slan l;mn('x o, referec Stiai doite anel . WE SPECIALIZE s | VANITY Thompson Optical Co. | g Lhampmnq;]l snut.\ in mL: B ; ke | BEAUTY 214 Second St.—Phone 387 ity area, and Sgt. Nat (Lewis i T gt 1 | . { B. M. Behrends CO. Leherer of New York Cify, ofec)tumbe mf ‘”mji.m. Sp tors. t in 2 z SALON Lenses duplicated—Frames sold- lity Si /87 time contender for the national As ! 5 { ered—Reading Glasses $7.50 pair Quality Since 1 lightweight boxing title. Spectal RKHMON 1'0 { Cold ! —Guns repaired—New Gun Parts j guests cf the department, the threc D URNEV { Wavi ¢ i R EE j aving | | officials were presented jackets i | __ bearing the official insignia of the OPENS IOMORROW { Permanents ( ,.w ‘ # 3 command. This presentation ‘'wa Weary - g X ) ) | Tanned e e e e e e e also made by Gen. Philoon ' RICHMOND, Culif, Dec. 14-The | | Styling A~ i Holel J“neau | | 3 J {california professicnal clan, a R R ) | BABB" SKINS Wvfi ' | i ""””’"f‘ "l'f“' g ted by the usual quota of ama-|| Shaping e For Comfort | o~ % m 2 R o ey B et swings into the next X AtL st Rat | BUY DIRECT AND e 3 & vision bout, Pfc. Leo. W. Bertrand ;.. with old man par here to- % owe ales | Mm" 'L -.k F Il I G 3 : of APO 986, whose home is in West ' ' " STl e | SAVE MONEY. . QHY a Luc Y eliow 1§ Olng - 'Warwick, R. I, scored a techmiédl | o gyt roynd of the Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. <4 o [ Any quantity, immediate E Y knockout in one {nlx\ut(- and 32 pihmend Open is oW { WITHOUT BATH | delivery. Write for Price seconds of the third round over ;, (ha winter o z List. Pvt. Gust Bartman of Dillingham, .\ .i1 o014 offe Alaska, representing Fort Richard- g parade will be the 1800 s I| Most € ient Location ||! < O i f Baran"f Oi'ng:;e::;:g MA;)}C:-]O“ Valcauda Fur Co. ». -1 son. Sgt. Lehr stopped the bout ... 6. t 1ash 7RG | [ 4 W S he 1 three open Owner-Mgr., Clarence Wise | Seattle, Washington ;hrldtmas USeed Sl (S ) when Bertrand started punishing ;. aments. | po s his opponent with terrific upper- ¥ } Bea“ty Salon| —_— | e | ; cuts. FE} OPEN EVENINGS BY MAKE A good many thoughtful gift T/5 Henderson Boree of Jackson-| New 1] ! APPOINTMENT \ givers, are giving the mel JUNEAU DAIRIES RIVEE® SQLC- fiving Lae men il ville, Florida, APO 989, easily won'D. B. 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[NEW WASHINGTON || Rt v WIEY... ¢ S el CARO TRANSFER HAULING and CRATING ALASKA'S FINEST ; i it 3 vantage of his long reach to hold off Gibsen while bringing in count- 1ok iRntahaps by, | taste dictates the finest— | Bouncing Style 1 M I c HAE I_ - In the welterweight title bout,' Pvt., George T. Holly of Dayton, * . L. Gibson of Woodland, Washing- - ID B L rbbman ton, Kodiak, to take the light ht crown. De Vries took ad- and e e e THE BARANOK ! R R ot "Ohlo, APO 726, defeated Pvt. Ela- | [ F itting isn t' a prn_blcm. Suits and coats dia" Cloibs of Atistin, Te first Procss Bk Ty P from size 36 to 46, shorts, regulars and Alt Tekbsport Command team HOTEL v longs. Double or single breasted models member to appear on the evening in all colors and fabries. card. Gomez baffled Holly at first | HICKEY-FREEMAN SUITS with a peculiar bouncing style, but the Aleutian fighter soon 1lved ¢ AND TOPCOATS . . . [the Ladd Field fighte e and § i punished him terrifically, scoring | 6950_89 50 {two knoekdowns, to win the deu-f sion. | Ancther ATC fighter, Cpl. gene C. Chiocstri of Chicago, t t of 42 Years Experience u"serr;:'"ui: a:d G°ld nuom Quick accurate air mail service superb life-lung It Costs No More CHAS. R. OAKES Phone 800 802 Green Bldg., Seattle, Wash.* service, Sheaffer's Featherfouch is the pen PRGBS Sl S8 L TN VSO | you will own with pride and ; || O ————————————————————— | give with joy! Ask to see } ) : writng - || Eat in the Famous WATCH REPAIRING \ ; 1 l To Be Better Dressed, After MICHAELS-STERN SUITS nois, dropped a_decision to 7 Shoaffer's Lefetime “TRIUMPH" & é AND TOPCOATS . .. 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Woodley Airways Al Bei!er Stores Everyyherre” OHIO STATE MENTOR NIGHT BASEBALL S 'OKLAHOMA AGGIESIN VOTED BEST COACH APPROVED AT MEET ~~ WIN OVER VIOLETS — night baseball for 1945 has been| NCW YORK, D“'_:‘_‘fhe Qla- | ; . |approved but renting parks for homa Aggies substituted scrappi-| NEW YORK, Dec. 14—The NeW | soquan pefore the end of the ness for basketball finesse and de-[ “'”i W ga::“ C:’r‘”“ “\:’l"‘i‘;‘:;:‘ diamond season has been prohibited |feated the highly-regarded New -~ Ohio & Drilversity ' ood > las the majors met in a joint ses- | York University squad, 44 to 41, ivli z s f: rl‘“:)‘]:m]lé'“ & !h“x sicn under Leslie O'Connor, chair- last night. The Violets suffered Alaska cflas‘al All’llnes, Agen‘s'_?ll“e sl e ? Ol han of the Advisory Council, con- | their first set-back in five games. : 4 7 a vote of 138 football |\ yiny 5 three-day confab. It was the fourth straight win for| e Washington .and St. Louis ex- |the Aggies. >5, who pileted his team |pect to play 35 to 40 owl games, In the opening game, St. John's a perfect season, to the dependent only upon favorable l University of Brooklyn defeated 1 ———————————————— ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES thr h n fllim:>l‘ ip in his first | weather or the consent of the op-|Utah, 39 to 86. t the helm, received 75 first- . . position. | —————— . Mail, ress place votes to 20 for Earl Blaik, RGO Serving Southeast Alaska——Passengers, Exp ! Army coach g NOTICE! ) SITKA TRIP—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. . Ao SRR FEMMER T. —C. 9 <o R TAXI—CALL That I will not be responsible { Hawk An- Pel- Kim- Chicha- J. 8. food production in 1942 was New Taxi Service announced by for any bills unless authorized by Inlet Hoonah goon Tenakee Todd ican shan gof Sitks nt above the average of the D. B. Femmer. Give us a call. me. (signed) EMIL GALEO. Juncau ..$8 $10 $18 $10 818 $18 §18 818 §18 previous. 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