The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1946, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1946 ; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA i e PAGE THREE attraction. Other con- Utah and Utal pit Tllinois and Pur- | the big c and Indiana, and and Wisconsin e Dame has little to fear in & contest with Pittsbu In the x opener, Kansas State visits t 1. Others on the midwest > Kansas-Wichita and Towa y }qgw BURKE ARE ‘300000000000000000090000000000090‘000 000000000000000000000000600004. ' » Y - v A il 3 VOTE for ANITA GARNICK ACE LONE WOLYES ,at It was Art Burke that flashed in the EI ) Towa State Teachers Georgetowr OOTBALL FOOTBALL et iepublican Landiaale “ i [ ak South Carolina. In 1 :natch ‘ A ; G RUEL 8L o6 Snow's was the nigh inaivid for q pa Louisiana State to overpower g 1se. Burke § ———————————————————— s te, Vanderbilt-Mississippi | Te: nd upset th € 600. A | and e-Florida of Maryland Next Lone Woli ng wiil be on The following are scores of foot- LSS i In the Rocky Mountain area, nd th Caro- Ell 1 t Tuesday eve REPRESENTATIVES FIRST DIVISION ball games played Friday after- NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—Proof that O¢lorado Aggies-Wyoming, Arizona- lina blanked Miami, 21-0 nocn or night the college football on is well T e T T e T o | S n ™ 1 3 ¥ D T Missouri 19; St. Louis Univ. 14. |underway is seen in today's card Fleymmenflymmenflemmenfym ol sommnfiprs o saresoscnre Denver 26; Brigham Young 13. |which is liberally sprinkled with Colorado State 21; Colorado sectional classics. WRT AT T T 6D €D €D 6F Mines 0 However, ifor those whose view ]HAI} g_‘_\“{'fi_fir‘)}gk)gy;’ffié f é @ No Registration of Voters Required! 00000000“000“00‘““0000000“000000000 v Georgia 35; Temple 7 5 cmbraces the nation as a whole, Villanova 26; Marquette 13. thete 'are soms aftractive intersec- (Paid dv) 0000000000000 0000000000500003000000(00800000000020000000000000000000000000 o glc“' Mexico 6; West Texas State tional contests, the standout be- ‘/','() 5{53’ qigzgf S’;‘_‘fé’\’i'i p ‘ ing the h between Dana Bible's North Dakota State 32; Morning-| mighty < squad and the Okla- R = e T i DR.DWIGHTY i. CRAMER Louisville 7; Wittenberg 0 THie Bgabs- have: ot yeb yldlsd @ 5 HER L DY e WL S V] : D : | Indiana Central 13; ; Dakota We: [ l HATS 1T WORTH...¢ ham 17 to one college rival in 21 games, in- an Northern | cuding two bowl cont 1though D!B AT | Missouri Valley 34; Simpson 6. | played Arkansas. Ashland 6; Ohio Northern 0. Twgifood east-west tilts are Boss FQB Western Reserve 20; Youngstown tc;, Qollege and Mick 1 State 13 ) 3 and Detroit at Holy s. Ohio | F T Chattanooga 37; Tcnnessee Tech gtate, held to an unexpected tie by f A RERY L1 S &% { 6. Missouri, meets Southern Califor- Wake Forest 19 Georgetown pja in the univ 8 s amdea ol General Election . . . October 8, 1946 Richmond 37; Mar Hamline 26; Jan Michigan and Towa, tw~ uf last A week's winners in the wide open (Paid adv.) scramble for the Big Nine title,| & meet at Ann Arber in the midwest’s (N.D) | College 0. t’ | Nebraska Wesleyan 33; Nebraska & Central 0. ] i ¥ S. Virginia Wesleyan 19; Glen- il | ville State 6. | ; £ Nerth Carolina 21; Miami (Fla) 0 Iowa Wesleyan 13; Drake “B" 7 Louisiana Tech 33; Louisiana Col- “eoo— New ink writes your pen troubles away! (Ariz) Army Air 0. | -eo - ‘ . . i o ° l . SUN RISES — SETS . | . . | . OCTOBER 6 . i ® Sun rises 7:12 am. e | > I Sur 620 pm. o | SOLV-X IN PARKER b ° . | | . OCTOBER 17 . i f ® Sun rises 7:14 am. e QU'NK WORKS i ¥ e sunsets 6:17 pm. ® City folk mightn’t recognize it, but this you've invested. | - z -fl : it b TR PR o TECT'VE MA GIC.' is a tiny car of young, green corn, If you keep on buying Bonds, you'll & prelsdiate: it worth? find you've done an amazing thing—and . 5 ey TS T SR The way it stands, not v done it more easily than you ever thought '- & : = 4 : « Even the whole field of it that the farmer possible. | X TIDE TABLE 2| L has worked so hard to grow wouldn’t There'll be that home of your own { “e OCTOBER 6 of bring much on the market right now. you've wanted—within your grasp. Or a' | ;e Low tide 4:38am., 281t But the farmer knows that it will be college education for your kids. Security 5 ® High tide 11:15 am, 133 ft. | worth plenty, come harvest time! He and leisure for you. 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