The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 27, 1946, Page 3

1is discharge from ight K to top con- BISHOP 10 TURN PRO; BREAK FOR IDAHO CAGERS SEATLE, Feb northern division ence hasketbal red-hot developments First, the Ore the Idaho Van ing the Van into a first-place tie again whh the Oregon State Beavers for the league leadership. But the s2cond development is of prime importance to the Vandals who are their first north- ern division championhip in 23 yeal Washington State College" h-scoring forward—G he plans to ¥ baseball offer within the next 48 hours. And he doesn't plan to be in WSC’s lineup when the Cougars close out the schedule against the Vandals. Bishop's sence lineup would greatly ho's chances of winning surss them of a tie, and should OSC drop its last game to Oregon, the champicnship would go to Idaho Bishop, who in ten games sank 185 points to lead the look in in- dividual scoring ys he has offers from the Tigers, Yanks, Dodgers Sp&rl;ihom HOCKEY GAMES 27 e t night and here are the fina. in reserve NEW berg has ege to ac tional YORE become ept Basketball which opens in rienth. Kentucks school invited Feb the bid for the Na- Tournament New York next was the first s€eco Th Pacific I ra las m Wabf 43 to 4 red Co ad two night beat hrow- Feb. 27—Pacific ague action last Los Angeles Mon- consecutive goals gue-leading Oak- 8. The Monarchs h after trailing in the third p - BASKETBALL Basketball games played last night ended in the following scores Bowling G 8t. Louis U Oklahoma A & M DoLs LOS ANGELE hockey saw the score six to dump the iea ,and Oaks, 10 clcsed with a hehind to 4 Coast le night archs 8 riod from the WSC «enhance Ida- A win & 35; Wichita rthwestern 50, North Texa. ; East Tex 53; Texas A & M 45. 4 Idaho 40 College of Puget Sound lege of Idaho €2 84; Col- HOUSTON, T: Feb. s Ier-game MINER RETAKES | T0P IN BUCKET | COUNTING RACE Cowboy Kurland on Way Up-DePaul Ace Heads | Average-Per-Game By Tcd Meier YORK, Feb Banging poinis in two games, El- more Morgenthialer, the seven-foot une-inch center for New Mexico Mines, last w2ex regained the lead, p 7 points, in the nation’s col- giate individual high scoring bas- ketball scramble. The Associated Press Weekly ta- bulation showed today that Mor- nthaler, ousted from the top the previous week by Marshall’'s Bill Hall, now boasts an edge of 18 points over Hail who has accumu- >d 529 points. Hall led previously 05 to 485 % Fred Lewis 27.— NEW home 62 #ho sparked Eastern Kentueky to the Kentucky Athletic Conference title retained third piace at 516. He rimmed 45 points n three tourney games. Bib George Mikan, sank 33 points against Notre Dame and boosted his total to 478 points hold fourth place, well within hailing distance of the leaders. Mi- kan continued tops on an average- basis with 228 compared to 219 for Morgenthaler, 21.5 for Lewis and 165 for Hall The best shewing of the week by Bob Kurland, seven-foot nter for the Oklahoma Aggies. NCAA champions. Kurland scored points in Missouri Valley conference game, in one game inst St. Louis University, to mp from 12th place to seventh 415 points. of DePaul, ! ‘o v .-e> - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA /INTER - SCHOOL DEBATE IS BIG EVENT ICNIGHT Three Junenu High School stu- dents will upno.d the side of the question, ‘“Resolved That every able bodied male citi- zen shall serve one year at full wme military training before the age of 24,” in the inter-school de- hate to be heid tonight, with the Ketchikan Higa School team as their opponents. This event, its kind since 1926, the High School gymnasium, start- 1g at 7:30 otleck. The public is nvited to attend, and while no ad- mission will be charged a collec- tion will be taken, to make it pos- sible fc* a Juneau team to visit Ketchikan for the return debate. It has been requested that the Sixth Street entrance to the High School be uszd. As proof of will be held in the fact that the cuestion is not exclusively a mat- ter of interest to the “male citi- zens” both scliouls have one girl on the team tonigay NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION In the Probate Court for Juneau Precinct, Territory of Alaska, Di- vision Numbér One. In the Matter of the Estate of ALBERT B. FLORY, deceased Henry Roden, having this day filed his petition praying that he be ap- nointed administrator of the above ntitled estate and that Letters of Administration of the said estate be ssued to him: Natice is hereby given that a hear- ng will be had upon the said peti- tion before this court in its courtroom n the Federal and Territorial Build- at Juneau, Alaska, on the fourth ! iay of March, 1946, at the hour of affirmative | which is the first of | PROBATION CASE OF EILEEN HERRICK 1S SET FOR MARCH 2 Hearing of the United States case ; for revocation cf probation against leen Herrick, convicted poly- gamy in Keichikan over a year }ago, has been sct for 10 a.m. March 12, by Judge J. W. Kehoe in U | Dictrict Court The civil case of Gradelle Leigh Canadian National Steamship Company has Leen dismissed with prejudice on stipulation. by both narties The application of Lee Swift !md the name R. Churchill ‘IH: license for u liquor dispex in Douglas has been granted cases of Neoma Berthena Kunes) vs. Ernest Cluude Kunesh nd of Robert James Clair vs. Virginia { Clair were both. dismissed on mo- tion of the pletiffs. {SYLVIA DAVIS T0 BE | GUEST ARTIST AT (( LUNCHEON TOMORROW The program for the Chamber of Commerce luncheon meeting to- ,, orrow noon in the Gold Room of m Baranof Hotel, as announced by the to to ry e program chairman promises more in the line of entertainment han is usual. Miss Sylyia Davis, rlented and popular violinist, will appear in several musical numbers, accompanied at the piano by her mother, Mrs. Carol Beery Davis. Colored slides depicting life and around New Orleans will shown by Amy Lou Blood in be NOTICE TO (R l)lTl)lh In the Commissioner’s Court for the Terrtiory of Alaska, Division Number One. Before FELIX GRAY, er and ex-officio Probate Junehu Precinct Commission~ Judge. ILABOR OFFICES MOVE | T0 SHATTUCK BUILDING Department of Labor Assembly { The Erwm Feed Co. “ase Lot Grocery PHONE 704 HAY. GRAIN, COAL and STORAGE moved Apart- Shat- The all offices from the ments to rooms 4 ana 5 in the This move of | office was the last one from ihe | embly, which is now strictly en partment basis ,tuck Builamng today —————— e e e MW / General Electric Home‘ Appliances Convenjey re o homeg) € In The g Irigey, a! 'chmm, blemt »;s have ¢, 7 8 _Yus! e g bs k to oy sto, as the wa, nprn’]fr‘l‘ 8 €, except g ouum'nmh's gr are nog ,r.\\'.tzl'lubleen % Occas; (.1.- |‘ "" “uu..d mmnce“ ust 5 nonm,f,','_‘ I’ltl In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament and Estate of HEN RY HENDRICKSON, Deceased I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned were, on the | 26th day of February, 1946, duly s pointed Executors of the Last Will scores. American League Pittsburgh 0 ; U. S. League—Omaha 5; Dallas 2 Eastern League—Boston 4; Wash- ington 4 (tie) - DRINK KING BLACK LASBZL en o'clock in the forenoon, at which ime and place all persons interested n the said estate may appear and show cause, if-any there be, why the srayer of the said petition should | not be granted and Letters of Ad- ]?é:"mnmon 1ssued 85 hereln prayed {and Testament and of the estate of Dated at Junmu Alaska, this 21st | Henry Hendrickson, deceased TRy S All persons having claims against$ (COURT SEAL) FELIX GRAY, i the estate of said deceased are re | U. S. Commissioner, ex-officio lquired to present the same, with | Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct, | Proper vouchers attached, to the Alaska. A undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, Hotel Gastineau enroute from Sitka : to Seattle. B !\x' ithi (6) hs fro; he d: e, First publication, Feb. 22, 1946. ithin six (6) months from the date DRINK KING BLACK LABEL! | Lust publication, March 5, 1946. {of_this notice. T R A N S p o RTAT I o N ! & " pi ,AI WAINO EDWARD HENDRICK- DOUGLAS GROCERY STORE FRIDAY—MARCH 1 Your Patronage Will Be Greatly Appreciated Courteous Friendly Serviee Open JA. M.10 .M Vera and Mac MacKenzie world’s middleweight npin, flashed his pow- adened rigat hand three times last night and. the third time brought him a fourth-round ! out victory over Bobby Claus Buffalo. The Tony Zale CG OIFICER HERE Cleveland 17; R. ¢ Liniburg, USCG, at the Baranof. - SITKA VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Wise- man and thewr son, Sitka residents, are at the Baranof. - e JACK MOLYNEAUX HERE Jack Molyneaux is stopping at Lt. (jg) of Chicago is Coming! These G-E Fome Appliances! Ga ind., titfeholder who HENRY HENDRICK- Executors of the estate of Henry Hendrickson, deceased. |Fix’sl publication, Feb. 27, 1946. { thl publication, March 20, 1946. 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