The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1946, Page 8

Louisiana State CHOOSING OF -z~ ANOTHER BLOW 15 Day Bowl bid, still next week. which Brigham Young BEGINS TODAY BY BOE GRUBE NEW YORK, Nov ~The Army definitely removed from the post- by Merle Decker and Scotty Deeds. season picture, college football to- b O e TR day gets down to the business at rand—the choosing of Bowl con- testants and ference ch And with 1946 cempaign run- ning out across the land the pro- gram is rife with tradition, includ- such tvy-festooned rivalries as Yale-Harvard classic, down the naming of con- CARRIES 25 IN AND OUT FRIDAY in Alrways carried the its 63rd renewal at the stad Cambridge, Mass in aud out of Army closed the doo 5 of its Alaska Di- earon game the © qued th Grant Pearson »wez, Lillian Mahoney 7, Hazel Ford Al Anderson ittle—David Hardie, Peter crge Trimball, Charle ns, William Wahls, Etta Har- the Navy In the af have one game to play, against Tulane In a game at El Paso, Texas, in defeated Texas College of Mines 14-13, the winning touchdown wes scored on a 105-yard kickoff-returing reverse hung up its eighth victory in nine starts last night by victimizing winless Ford- wl TEAMS ham 40-0 at Baton Rouge The Tigers, with their eyes on a New | Year's ; 'THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA back the town anywhere from one block to three miles. Consultations (ARl WEIS will be held with Army Engineers/ A!MED AT AlASKA. Iregarding construction of a protec- | y |tive wall around the city, but Sund| borg heolds little hope that such IERM'"A[ RA.IIES up undertaking would offer a per-" manent solution. - | Mr. Sundborg’s first stoy after| taking off from Juneau will be An-| Carl Weis, Deputy Supreme Sec- | chorage and from there he will fly | retary of the Loyal Order of Moose, on to Nome. During his sixtylarrives from Sitka at noon today. day absence, he will stop at Fair-| He will be honored with a 6 HERE TODAY R < Continuea from Page One) and is planning similar opposi- tion In this new threat to Alaskan shippers. et sa ' o'clock dinner given by the Women In order to assure the proposed ‘;:&k,: ,sev‘::::n v?idi;:":‘ fi?:ldm“i:q the Mocse in the TOOF Hall this | increase, the Seattle Terminal °° . 8 RSl ning ,,,,, Sty ol ! evening Association, which s a group of During his stay in Juneau he will ! wharf owners and managers in Seattle, would have to file a' new terminal tariff with U. S. Mari- time in Washington, D. C. The Alaska Development Board will ex- ert every pressure to prevent this tariff increase taking effect, sald Sundborg |visit at the home of Mike Haas, pNA (ARRIES 18 | Deputy Supreme Governor, Loyal | Order of Moose. | | Following the dinner tonight a {sound film, “The Child City,” de- | pASSE"GER RUN ! picting scenes from the Mooseheart Children’s home will be presented ! Pacific Northern Airlines made for members and the general public its regularly scheduled flights be- | The movie will start at 8 o’clock. - Gate 57 (7Y 15 WIDENING .- SUNDBORG LEAVING ON TRIP TO NOME ound with Capt Maury Keating, First Officer Schirmer and Stewardess Marci Shepherd were Ray Romine, Carol terday. At the reuest of tne Northwest- Huff, Charles P O'Donnell 4 7 ern Chamber of Commerce at Ncme, Mike Goldberg, Frank Yurg, W (ALHOUN AVENUE George Sundborg, Alaska clop- C. Killian, George Williams, Sam i Boord head, will leave Ju- A Bolt i i s i Westbound from Juneau With' (o1 was pegun this morning by omorrow by plane for a two X:Llw‘ e e Ve hramen, Tsabell Schramen, month survey in the far north. Mr ;uf‘w';(q/:l,“;m}?:;: officer JAk ne ity of Juncau widening_the ity rival, [ a, i Anne Bernhard, Ar- €undborg has been asked by the ;‘;(. {‘1,“ ‘r;l\luwnw( i corner at Fourth and Calhcun ha battl 100, Faye Oszman, Ardith Chamter of Commerce to make a WZT# O A street e Carefiil study of'the Nome area in & To Yakutat: Alice Bawerds The new City Float is under con- 00 fans § c s—Janize Pitts, Rolfe Jacobsen, Frank Mar- uel Applebaum ehorse—Hector Jamieson - > S MRS. MAKES HIT BELVIDERE, Il - Raymond Beckley returned from an all-day ng trip and informed his wife t he had no pheasants — the ds kept out cf gun range. Beckley grinned, told him tion hin: Big Nine Btate at Northwe: triumph Year's Day t Dame, 1 shade below Army in tional rati its tradit Mrs ed up a plump roast pheasant. gust with Tul The Ringneck had scooted in ~ Georgla, with UCLA front of her automobile while she jat: eleyens, owning 1 returming home after driving figures to made it & sband to the shooting against Chattanooga, a Warm-up ,....dg for next week’s impor meet with ~ e Georgia Tech. The traditional duel between ¢ © o © o © o o o o Mississippi and Mississippi State o \WEATHER REPOR1 e {3 one of the south’s major clashes, o (U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU) . along with the Tennessee-Kentucky e Temperatures for 24-Hour Period @ gdme and the Duke-North Carolina e Ending 6:30 0'Clock This Morning @ meating. Virginia entertains West o S S Virginia, Clemson is at Auburn and ¢ %5 Juneau — Maximum, 35: North Carolina State visits Florida. e minimum, 20 . Rice is favored to add Texas e At Airport — Maximum, 26; ® Christian to its string of victims ¢ minimum, 11. . and thereby strengthen its bid for o WEATHER FOLECAST the Cotton Bowl. . (Juneau and Vicinity) Partial determination ofthe Big' ¢ gome thin high cloudiness ® 8ix ctown hinges on the Nebraska-| ¢ and not much change in tem- Oklahoma contest, with the win-| e perature this afternoon and ner sharing the champlonship, al- ¢ gunday. though the co-holder won't be de-' o ‘PRECIPITATION . LR B AR AT ® (Past 24 nours eading 7:30 a.m. todsy) o ”w. e In Juneau—none; since Nov. Things for Your Office ® 1, 1252 inchese since July 1, NN .| ® 49.03 inches. CHARLES R GRIFFIN Co. | * At Alrport—none, since Nov. 1005 SECOND AVE -« SEATTLE 4 © 2@ 6.99 inches, since July 1, = TRE L 34.60 inches. : &f"b\y/{/a’ka[xdunvdyf:: i pelipen. e ol . ) s - PPm Coming! December Ist! S i st i i s 5 e o g o A v i IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|Il]llI!IIIIHI||IlIIIIIlIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIII|IIIIlIllIII||IIIII|I|IIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIII|IiIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIillllllllll!llllllll ! FOR A DELICIOUS down to the table, and serv-| To Anchorage: Parker Negus.' .., ction out beyond the Small Boat an effort to tinG means of pro- _ y : Pl “‘?) stern, R. T. Walker, V. F. poy00 and Monday morning work tecting the city ot Nome from fur- ther storm damage Wwilliam Johnson, Fred i ccheduled to tegin on The city hes alre uffered the Johns. to the City dock piling. Jake Crop- ravages of two severe storms which To Anchorage: Ralph Reed lcy has been comtracted to do t claimed two lives and caused heavy SRS a3 work. since the City pile driver is destruction of property. Because CUB SCOUT MEETING too large. Jome businers section lies so close Cubmaster Bob Treat arnounced to the water's edge and the water- that a meeting of Juneou Cub line is constantly pushing ir i, Scouts will be held Monday even- Sundbory states that the only s ing at 7 o'clcck in the Grade Schoct tion will be the moving of the en- gymnasium. Theme of the meet UN Headquarters involve setting will be “Knights of Juneau.” May Be presidio NT OF COMMERCE, WL+ THER BUREAU | JUNEAU, ALASKA | SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23—The WEATHER BULLETIN Presido, historic Army post, long DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M, 120TH MERIDIAN TIME the suardiun of San Francisco's Max. temp. TODAY Golden Gate, ranked high today as potential Pacific coast location goodness that marks the ‘ you more. PV Asaoa TWO PRIZES for the TW0 BEST DEER ANTLERS Brought to Qur Store This Season . . . . Hst PRILE ... to Dr. Churche's rules for measuring trophies. ! :I‘he widest spread, longest points and lirgest diameter at the base are more important than the number of points. Ary horns with an edd point will be docked the length cf that point. i FOR THE MOST UNIFORM HORNS AND 2nd PRIZE. .. BEST TROPHY 3 POINTS OR OVER. All horns must be from Alaska Black-Tailed Dee- taken this season. Only the horns will 3 be entered and they must be connected with bene and in their natural state. A NEW 248 WINCHESTER WILIL, BE GIVE A NEW 30-20 WINCHESTER WILL BE GIVEN last Lowest 4:30a.m. 24 hrs. Weatherat & g % Station 24 hrs® | temp. temp. Precip. 4:30am. for the permanent home of the THE JUDGES WILL BE: Anchorage 26 14 14 0 Pt. Cloudy United Nat.ons. i 3 I Barrow 25 20 23 Trace Cloudy The rolling, tree-studded military H FYH H H Burro: z 5w e RO e R by JACK O'CONNOR, Fish and Wildlife Service | 26 11 12 0 Pt. Cloudy vs of Mexican rule in % i 14 23 23 0 Clear | California, shared its preeminence MILO CLOUSE, Alaska Snorisman s Assn. Edmonton 14 6 9 0 Pt. Cloudy junly with the city-owned Crystal N Fairbanks 12 6 9 0 Clear I Springs area on the residential San b | Haines 29 19 20 0 Clear { Francisco Peninsula a few miles LT COL \IAY WILLIAMS . Havre 15 12 15 Trace Drizzle 1 Scuth of here. ? g : 4 > o N e 20 28 ° Creik | 4 DA ) \‘«'l“. be made shortly after the hunting season and the decision ; Junesu Alrport 26 12 13 0 Clear | STATED COMMUNICATION of the judges will be final. One se! of antlers cannot win both prizes. Ketchikan 40 24 27 0 Clear j of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147, Mon- These prizes are offer i 3 s Tl = ) ol o o 37 18 Batn ! ay evening at 7:30 pamm. Work in ——— r‘}:l;i,s( "13}1 “f).‘un nmn‘_‘l in 'lh&: interest of good sportsmanship and good Kotzebtie 40 19 20 Trace Cloudy {the E. A. degree will. There are no strings attachod. if:c.;\:fifles ’llg : - % s i W. J. LIEVERS, Secrcl'iry- ——All antlers will be on display at the Case Lot Grocery until the end of it 5 3 & b i i ‘f“'w-'dh- the SQ:ISDH.ZUHI will then be returnad to their owners. | Northway 9 22 22 21 Clear | The University of Havana came Petersburg 26 14 17 0 Clear {into existence in 1738. CloVUmmeallsmsonflnmsenNommronflyermenllpos i f\oteos i armesifosseslif oasmeclf ot rof 7] Portland 45 37 15 0) Pt. Cloudy | - i Prince George 5 23 3 02 Snow 1 rince Rupert 0 ‘ eattle 38 44 itka 35 24 26 0 Clear | .. Whitehorse 5 5 2 0 Fog 5 Yakutat 29 8 8 0 Clear i | °—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) | WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The low pressure center which was located south of the Alaska Peninsula yesterday has moved northward and is located in Bristol Bay this morning and the low pressure center which} . was located off the coast of Washington and Oregon has moved north- | eastward and is located just off the coast of Vancouver Island. A ridge | of high pressure extends from a high center over western Canada acress | the interior of Alaska to the coast of northwestern Alaska. Below zero | temperatures prevail generally over northwestern Alaska and over Canada ' N north of latitude degrees but temperatures over western Alaska con- | f tinued above normal ranging from 17 dgrees to 36 degrees. Temperatures ! over Southeast Alaska continued well below nor : MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN ' Reports from Marine Stations at 10:30 A. M. Today i WIND Height of Waves Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) Cape Spencer Pt. Cloudy 31 N 16 Calra i Eldred Rock Clear 29 NW 3 feet | Five Finger Light Pt. Cloudy 33 8 6 1 foot Point Retreat Pt. Cloudy 33 NNW 21 3 feet MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING SUNDAY EVE- | ¥ NING: Lynn Canal and Taku Inlet- northerly winds 15 to 25 miles per hour. Prctected waters of Southeast Alaska south of Lynn Canal ! and outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Yakutat—variable winds under 15 miles per hour beccming southeasterly winds 15 miles or less Sunday. Slowly increasing cloudiness | Low pressure center—29.35 inches Bristcl Bay, moving into Gulf of | Alaska Sunday. | | o & | i | have us send you a firm . ' broad-breasted bird that's tantalizingly oozing with i ) ‘ 811 ihe rich fine juic In its sleek styling, in its writing talents, in its ~ Here, too, is instant starting—thanks to a } ' W) 1 dependable service—here is a pen that gives patented ink trap. And you'll marvel at the extra writing smoothness achieved by fusing a i X b B traditional feast of . . . ¢ TURKEYS as you prefer them: Oven Ready - 8¢ YOUNG HENS New York Dressed It 65( ; Any Size Alaska Meat Co. .o L. A. STURM, Manager —— 39 or 539 e Prompt Free Delivery This pen alone has the magic of true dry writing . . . writes dry with wet ink! 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