The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 26, 1944, Page 2

PAGE TWO (OMMUNICATION The Empire, Dear a vacancy in the | Senate which is to be filled pecial election called for De- T candidate for that office, I believe the voters should be ned as to what I consider to have alw rritory’s r sesstons in the both Houses governmental valuable as ex- s or the profes- ned t vera 1 ment Compens: 1 3 up our modern school d the present Board ron; vocated d voted for providing for a common or rtisan primary ballot ve been called a conservy Il If beir yur head level and your feet or r en T believe T am a proud of it prejudic proposed whict merits support Legislature sion, re- I believe t adequate pr to prope of the ret wever 1d make ss of cost the needs cemen (Signed ALLEN SHATTUCK -+ o ns of Norway fo Have Party Thursday will be held ons of Nc Decem- and ref HOSPITL KOTES rtmen! d baby girl Mrs. Will were dismissed fron Ann’'s Hes- sital Friday Hat- i been in tk tal two w ttention Fleek and baby bey 's Hos- to: St. Ann's Hospital Saturday al attention. V. Winter was admitted to St Hospital Sunday for medical Ann baby was born to Fugate in the St rday at 10:30 even pounds M Ann p. and three ® SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CoO. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA " Would Not Give U TROJANS PICKED AS TEAMS PREPARE FOR _'RACNG BAN IS TO EAVORITES TO Wiy BLUE GRAY CONTEST “prcrpoy REVENUE 2 TEAMS HAVE CHANCE T0 MAKE HISTORY NOW. | 26 — The MONTGOMERY, Alabama, Dec ks NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Dec. 26— The Southern All-Stars con- PORTLAND, Dec. s city, Duke Blue Devils and the Alabama jans, un on their passing plays where $. 704 1 on dog |Crimson Tide will make Sugar Se w! appearances to out-flank the for- racing bets this year, 1ids to|Bowl history on New Year's Day i 19-point favol » Northern Line in the &n- lose more than $300,000 if the if either wins by more than eight rim Tennessee at the Pas Blm' Gray ' footbaill game eoh War Mobilization Dir ’s ban | points. tadium on M The b tays in effect throughout 1945. | Only once in 10 Sugar Bowl odds were posted of both Trippi, former Georgia | Racing revenues for the state [games has a team won by more but. in brief. The coaching University backfield star and spark reached $3,617,737, an all-time high, |than eight points. Texas Christian tock the remainder of the holiday PIug of the Third Airforce, did in 1944. holds that distinction by virtue of off " 'most of the passing in the pre- e, — a 15 to 7 verdict over Carnegie Coach John Barnhill put on a 8ame workouts Also throwing from ¢op. 0. F. OHLSON ON Tech in 1939. anta Claus party for his volun- the end were Y. A. Tittle, Leuisiana o > 2 teers and this morning sent them State, and Pete Layden of Ran- BRIEF OFFICIAL TRIP Holman and R. O through a brisk workout. dolph Field o are in to nd are Defense was stre vol- - Bound for Washington, D. Co o |registered at the Gastineau Hotel. unteers, particularly passing. § Ter orANe ATRAEA Rafl i T T — MORE gfi{“"’wm I | e—— i B . ational Capital recently. He | GiVES 0' K. 0" RA(E FOR YEAR OF 1,45 o officials |} Southern Fried Chicken S S b ! Choice Steaks t MIAMI, Florida, Dec. 26 — The' NEW YORK, Dec. 26.—The major { DINE and DANCE { State Racing Commission today leagues face their fourth wartime i 2 i, 2 Db THERE 15 no S{'(h",\(.;lxl ppreved running a ninth race all season with more manpower — =1 é"“ Rt I":f{fi’_‘ ; daily at Tropical Park for the than any other time since the Cor "c’;‘” b (\cli B ";]]‘C * 'benefit of the Horseman's evo- start of the war. Shianed £ ! llent Assoctation An Associated Press s n or | The purse is to be subtracted in the m: drifting 28 water in the Chin, to the Philippin hind the Jap lines. with guerrilla units Escaping from the isla enlisted in the Marine battling the Japs. H the Distinguished & USMC photo. e e — the Nation gue e American with 279 ds 1944’s reserve list 4 [from the net proceeds which nor- - mally went to the track. It is to| | erved (be turned over to the horsemen. ars - and discharged v . AUSTRAUIAM TRACKS st v == 10 BE (LOSHD 100 = i wros FAMED BALL PLAYER by The influx of 17 for two y ear-olds than your fingertips. .. Alu'mllx Dec for Au DAVID ROSE IS G T0 REPORT AT ARMY ydney, said Austr had STRI(KEN DIES ocd reictons on a1 (ENTER TOMORROW purposes similar to Washington's st ? K fon to close the tracks NEW YORK, Dec. '26.—Joe De- SEATTLE, Ben- | dwin made in o Maggio, former New York Yankee amin Ro: perintend- |to s: abor and criti 3 center fielder told club ident it of the 4 frem > > Ed Ba > had b ed to habilitation )16 to 1924 ) an| EARLY DAY MOUNTIE DIES report to the Army at of Sunday and center TOW, shertly after in his | 78, Northwest ought to partment over the Maple Valley Police veteran of gold ! olulu for X " staticn, South Seattle, where he on duty at Chilkoot tent of a stemach condition Lucien Lelong-‘r new dispatcher. | between Dyea, Alaska, FEMMER TAXI—CALL 9 sl e 5 red number sixty three,” | i N TS liquid “cake” makeup last words to his wife, | D. B. Femmer us cali \ Courteous a ent in Masonic i commander of High ns at « tints your skin in glorious look-alive shades « gives your skin a naturally OIL BURNERS flawless look GIFTS - FROM SKAGWAY ! \ { { | { % Plumbing, Heating, N aiimfifl?\\\ Helen D. Jordan, from Skagway, { Blacksmithing Quat AT Phone 319 without retouching is staying at the Baranof Hotel o and it's non drying! VOTE FOR e ALLEN SHATTUCE for SENATOR @ Experienced . . . has served in four sessions. @® Hisrecord shows he has been fair and impartial o all. @ Has no obligations t any person or group. @ 47 years in Southeast Alaska | ELECTION—DECEMBER 27 —(Paid Advertisement) ONE OF THE GREAT TRADE NAMES OF AMERICA It smooths on with o stays picture-pretty day-long IELD'S DRUG STORE Successor (o GUY L. SMITH DRUGS l NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION * Since 1878 * E. G.. Sick, Pres. 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Hawk An- Pel- Kim- Chicha- Inlet Hoonah goon Tenakee Todd ican shan gof Juneau ..$8 $10 $18 810 §18 $18 §18 $18 418 Sitka ... 18 18 18 10 18 18 10 10 Chichagof 18 10 18 10 18 10 [] Kimshan. 18 10 18 10 18 10 Pelican . 18 10 18 18 Todd ... 18 18 10 10 Tenakee . 10 10 10 Angoon . 18 18 Hoonah . 10 Haines and Skagway—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. Haines Bkagway Juneau .. eameessiees $18.00 $20.00 Skagway et 10.00 Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 600 Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, less 10% SCHEDULED DAILY Ketchikan Wrangell Petersburg Juneau .. $45.00 $35.00 $30.00 , Petersburg Wm 10.00 * Wrangell ... % mnmmp-mu—mnmun.uunmm Express Bate: mnmd—m‘flhm‘ warrants. Schedules and Rates Subjéct to Change Withous Netiee e e P g iy - A