The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1947, Page 8

”“oommmooonoooooommoooomoonoono PAGE EIGHT first lxlp PR RIS R T N AT This belng Dillard’s — i ROBERI ( DILLARD Alaska, he will cover only Rise in Your & ’ Juneau, Ke Property Value major cities here, d Anchorage. the end a complete report After inv AMERICAN LEGIO! in Annapolis to thi - |organizations and Is First Representative of ' e, Nevion Big Organization fo Come {o Alaska uniting their ore thorou: > Americanism hm)( S s Your erence? and ne who cover tt f North Americ ocal huiider’s s estimate cost to rebuild it. rduct depre By insuring for t differ- ence yeu may avoid a 8 Ik it over ney. 1 I checkup continent. the en of the dilig reachin veterans rization considerable free rein which in Legion Shaituek Agency legi: i & ment subversive Seward Streei ties and 1s of the Ameti- an Legion, ‘and many other unit e American L an Legion Natlonal Hea ng The been well or- ¢ world t, far- representatives of their has af- Legion organizations, | te strength. | s to travel to these cities to Xt n ngmn { represen- 1tire con- | e- Any problems | 4 chairman nm:. 5 For Bependabiliiy 3 ‘e, chan- \ = \ National \ GRAY Marine Engines Are TOPS | oo \ .G 4 \ ! See the New Hodels HOW { ' Largest Steck of PROI LERS in Juneau \ ! Also BRONZE SHAFTING — STE { : BEARINGS-—-MARI HARDWARE : \ \ \ \ { Juneau Welding & Machine Shop | hL!PINO (LB IO “MQOWQWONQQOOOOOQOOO0000@00000“000.00\1 ELECT OFFICERS AT There will be u meeting Filipino Club Sunday afternoon o'clock in the Hall for the purpose permanent officers for 1947 are [ SE & WESTINGHOUSE combination Sun and lHeat Lamp to supplement Juneau's limited sunshine during winter months: the ged to atend se planned for the weekly meetings. giver to lecture on a the you will m e younger boys in basket ball game. — look and feel full ing or dre of vitality —————— see them now at PARSONS ELECTRIC (0. GOLDSTEIN BLDG. PHONE 161 ATIZNTION MASONS Stated Communication evening at 7:30 sharp. Ceremonies to start ! J. W. LEIVERS, Secretary. e Y "|‘IIIIIIIIIHHHHIHIHHIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIII‘IHII’IIIIIIIHIII|IIIIHI!IIIlIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII" Salmon Creek Country Club FINEST COUNTRY CLUB IN ALASKA SEATING CAPACITY 350 and DARNCE to the DINE HARMO-DEARS Al il Orchestra STEAK DINNERS . LARGE .\,\I,.\Il HOT BISCUITS WITH HONEY . /. COFFEE TEA or CHICKEN DINNERS . .. LARGE SALAD . . WITH ITALIAN SP]\ GHETTI DINNERS . LARGE SALAD .Il.x‘*llllll WITH HONEY . . COFFEE jor . HOT BISCUITS or TEA FRENCH FRII HONEY . . COFF . HOT BISCUITS TEA N fnly Exclusive Membership Country Club in Alaska -of-Town Visitors sued to Out by request of member OPEN 5 PP. M. to i A, M, Dinner Music on Sunday starits at § P. M. Salmon Creek Country Club 3 Miles North of Juneau on Glacier Highway MEETING SUNDAY of the! at Catholic Parish of electing year All paid up active members 5 of lectures has been Sunday Each member will be an opportunity to volunte topic chosen by er n Citizenship will soon @ Get gun tan and soak up ultra-violet : e anized Lays 1 JURELE. (IDESEI dent, Pastor V. Bigornia, is Yoo srnang g for a table-tennis tourn- ® Tlip the switch and enjoy soothing, nent with a wlw tt:)mrk c; ]u-,uw pene tre l"HU I‘\ -red he at ra ays (“:4. L;lX‘l:.pl te with other ubs 1in | ® Bask in daily sun baths while shav- Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock adies of the Social Club a The bets favor the young ladies. Monday Short busi- meeting and Joint Installa- at 8 o'- 474-2t. S A0 n In| u’q\urlon itum that will aid these ! DePaul 48; New THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-~—JUNEAU ALASKA SA1 URl)AY jANUARY II 1947 BASI(HBAll. : Trere were over. 50 basket'ball |games played in the states last ht and here are the results of ading games: Princeton 40; Dartmouth 36. Rhode Island State 99; Maine 66.! Williams 47; Middlebury 41. Trinity 73; Bowdoin 41. Fordham 53; Renselaer 33. Michigan State 52; Detroit 44 Towa State 51; Kansas State 40 Wooster 62; Otterbein 43 Cklahoma 50; Kansas 47. St. Louis 38; Oklahoma Aggies 20. Oklahoma City Univ. 45; Univer- sity of Mexico 43. Grinnel 57; Ripon 40. Creighton 44;° Wichita 3 Peru (Neb) 58; York 57. Bradley 68; Chicago 45. Carleton 64; Coe 46. Tulsa 42; Washington (st.) |Louis) 38. Hope 55; Kalamazoo 46. North Dakota 45; Iowa State ‘Teachers 42 (overtime) Virginia Tech 51; Iowa State Teachers 42 (overtime). Virginia Tech 51; Emory and Henry 22 Wilmington (Ohio) 48; Centrs 43 Murray (Ky) 58; Morehead (Ky) ! 3 (overtime). Georgetown U. 68; Villanova 50 Johns Hopkins 39; Gallaudet 26 Migmi (Fla) 53; Tampa 27 Virginia 62; VMI 47. Orleans Loy- ola 38. Tennessee 35; Miss. State 34. South Carolina 55; Georgia 50 N. C. State 53; Davidson 48. The Citacel 66; Presbyterian 47 Louisiana State 54; Mississippi 43 American University 44; ington (Md) 27. Maryland 44; George Washing- _ton 43. Arizona 86; New Mexico Aggie 37 Arizona State (Flagstaff) 52; Har- din-Simmons 48. Arizona State (Tempe) 53; Texas Tech 52, A1 lmne 52 Riee 51 48; Texas Christ- onzaga 58; Portland 41. San Francisco 45; St. Mary's 37 r v ToTAs TR " {[[omen's Avsaacs It's tne wwest >wore In Town Baranof liotel Building Wash- 'y Washington 59; Westetn Wnsh~ ington 33. California 42 nia 38 San Diego State 29. Santa Obispo 47 Nevada 47; California Aggies 38.! Whittier 61; Occidental 30. 1 Pomona 53; Chapman 39. | Montana State 61; Idaho South-| ern 48 | Montana Normal 65, Montana, Mines 53 | Colorado 56; Utah State 45. | E. Washington 55; Montana 46. | Lewiston (Idaho) 50; Northfest-! ern Nazarene 47 | Southern Califor- State 51; Fresno Barbara 59; San Ln1s| |BIG WEEKEND ON SKI TRAIL IS INDICATED Reports from the ski trail indi- cate that another big weekend is in store for Juneau skiers. New | snow fall will provide an ideal con- ! dition for board riders on the trail as well as the slalom and bowl areas. All Boy Scouts interested in checking out for requirements’ toward the ski merit badge should k the Juneau Ski Club instruc- who will be on hand at llu lom hill tomorrow. special team competition race to! between three members taken from Loth the junior members and sen- ior skiers will mateh times over a preseribed noor course Sunday after- Rumor has it that the losing may be forced to provide a hit of treats. Coffee (as e ity and hot dogs will also the scene around noon. HOSPITAL NOTES St. Ann’s Hospital admitted Mrs. H. C. Scudder for surgery and Andrew ck~ 1 for medical at- tention y y, and discharged Henry Anderson, Edward Larson, Mrs. Harold ,Mayo and Andrew Hanson. i Government - Hospital admitted Willie Ross from Hoonah, and dis- charged Margaret Johnson and ba- by girl of Juneau enter will he closed Monday — | January 13th for improvem ents! Wherever you go... fly by speedy Pan American Clipper W .Q\\‘ M # %) time . .. can lean back and relax in comfortable lounge seat an fare (2 to L. you save by buying a Remember, too, Clippers P e S// /wn of the and you'll save a lot of for things to do at home and at your destination . ., Besides, Clipper travel is fun! You your favorite magazine. Delicious hot food, served aloft, is included in your Flying Clipper fare with special food and service for the [ kiddies. What's more, they travel at halt | now lower than ever before. And did you know that service ever scheduled here in Alaska. So consult Pan American now for information and reservations. 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