The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 3, 1947, Page 3

}'R]D/\\x OCTOBER 3, I()47 BIG GAMES SCHEDULED OOTBALL are the r colleg Ames SC duled for tomorow and Sunday acrc States East ve. Colorado Harvard eton JOCIATED in the conference PRESS) northern race this (By THR It's family w division ccast vs Pri Saturday. Penn State The erstwhile uch pled Merch. Marine Idaho Vandals place their unde- Nav feated status on the line against Yale wwice-downed Washington State at v Mcscow: Washington and Oregon Geor ate, bumped onee in non- s vs. Temple cenference frays, clash in Seatt yette vs. Penn, and O n's Jim Aiken takes his Maryland vs. Delaware, duck squad up against his former NYU vs Brooklyn Nevada eleven Eugene, burgh vs otre Dame. Tke family angle is given a per- Rutgers vs. Western Reserve sonal teuch in the Moscow frac Villanova vs. Miami. where the two Williams brotk West vs. Wash. & Lee Bill and Jerry, appear on opposite Midwest sides. Bill started at left half in Illinois ws. Towa Idahc's win cver Stanford: Jerry Wisconsin plays the same position for h- Kansas. ington S They're tied for the vs. New Mexico. conference scoring lead Marque St. Lou Husky-Beaver Fray Michigan vs. Stanford Prime interest centers in the con- Michigan St. vs. Miss. St ference bows of Washington and vs. Nebraska Ore; te although Idaho's al- 1 MU mcst unprecedented bid for its rthwestern vs. UCLA third straight win takes backseat to | o St vs. Purdue nene in the inland empire, OFlihoma ve - Texas ASM. The Hu Beaver fray ranked Tulsa vs. Drake. today as a virtual toss-up with South Washington taking on added sta-! Alabama vs. Vanderbilt ture by its last-half 1p against uburn vs. Louis Tech Mir last w and the OSC 1 vs. Wake Forest pre 1 balloon deflating some- VS, what_in their somewhat listless 7-6 da vs loss to Utah Geergia OSC mentor Len Georgia Svensen, t Ken guard, to captain the Be No. Carolina Washingto ph Welc Carolina St. vs. Davidson the field ship on Dic 1d vs. Rollins. the stro sive end So. Carolina vs. Miss. . . vs. VPI VMI vs. G. Washington Prai Wm. and Mary vs. Citadel On the east side, coach Phil Sor- Reeky Mcuntain d Idaho ccach Dixie Arizona vs. M ana affirming the north-| Ccle. Col. vs. W. Colo. St heretofore insecure r-vs Okla. A&M the Pacific Coast con- Utah St vs. Colo. A&M. by the Vands Utah vs. Haws win over Stanford, then I Cougar squad through secret after- ncon and night workcuts thi he hepes will get the WSC eleven. back in winning ways. It will be the 48th meeting o1 the two schools Oregon, depending on the same starters as in two earlier games,' So. Calif. vs. Rice. ran through its last heavy workout R g il vesterday with emphasis on down- field blccking and last ‘week's . weakness—pass defense. pla 0" ln i AP SPORTS ROUNDUP By HUGH FULLERTO BROOKLYN, Oct. 3.- a relie First to down-trodden Bums win, P.(. leaque HE ASSOCIATRD PRESS) winning Los Angeles lly a cinch to be a final- in Coast League’s Govern- or's Cup playoffs, but the issue be- tween San Francisco and Oakland was in doubt today The Angels made it three straight JR. M—What ee those of course. . and then to get out of the last night over Portland as Lou tmcsphere of Yankee Sta- stringer's three-run homer with dium into the colorful, more-hu- two away in the ninth preduced a man confines cf Ebbets Field. . The 6.3 victory. San Francisco, after differenge is that baseball in Brook- pew twice to the Oaks, bounced lyn still is a sport; in the Stadium pack to win, 4-3, in 11 innings, to it'’s an amusement enterprise. . .and p Seals’ hopes alive. finally, what reliet pitching! . .The BB press Lkox announcer said it: “The winning. pitcher Casey—by vote OI(ONNELL restaurant keeper earned plenty of votes the way he stopped the Yanks pou"(Al Bou'l' in the last three innings when it was beginning to Icok as if no cne could step the Bronx Bombers. SEATTLE, 2 And Joe Page turmed in just as O'Connell, f chairman of the briliant a job of clutch hurling as State Pemocratic Central Commit- the fifth Yankee flinger. W tee, headed the King County Young the Yanks threatened to tie it up Democratic Club teday after a in the sixth, someone remarked: turkulent five-hour eeting last “Well, it lool as if we'll have alnight in which County Chairman new ball game.” . . .The answ was Ed Munro and Dick Watson of cbvicus: “It ought to be After Clympia, Sta Pr ent of the taking nearly two hours to ore Young Demccrats, ied flcor ap- runs in the first 4'% innings it peals fer unity. was time to start over. O’Connell defeated 3.—(D—Jerry Irving Clark s Jr., young Seattle attorney, by a QUOTE, UNQUOTE vote of 88-69 in balloting that Most prophetic remark of the day saw virtually the entire O'Connell| came from Yankee manager Bucky slate carried into office. Marjorie! Harris as he looked from the dug- Rabbitt, wif> of former State Sen-| elected as ocut toward the comparatively short|ator Tom Rabbitt, wa Vice-President. right field wall: “If they the ball teday like they did yesterday, L = st tave been tising or oot | BROWNIE TROOP § le' - | ‘lE(T S 4 OFFICERS The Bro ic Scouh ol Tmop v, TACOMA BB (LU . ‘ GRID GAMES SCORES FORECASTS, ASSEN P—This of dolia plus an Dame By HAROLD CL. NEW YORK, Oct. 3 be the year and butter of Notre | supposed to | und unbrcken | football victor S should be little doubt the Irish’s 1947 debut against Pittsburgh, a de- team that last Saturday os scoreless for three per- 14 to 0 to equal the steak ing TOW soing down, :¢ has the power 33 to 0 count over Panthers. Here's the re inder of the fore- casts for this weekend's gridiron | uggles (last week's record, 48 vinuers, nine losers) Southern California-Rice: not much difference between the two ic but the game played in Los Angeles and that means Rice has to do & lot of traveling. Southern Calfornia Tech-Tulane: after Tech whipped Tennessee 7 points last week, ake the Ramblin Tech lor Wreck. Geor- North last had a tough gar trip ior and made a lon e but the Dixie club ncd.. The belief that the us2 for only the second Il sputter under pressure. na turday s stru bama-Vanderbilt: as long as there no money involved, here’s a guess for a dark horse. Vander- bilt Columbia-Navy: If center Dick Scott ¢ 11, too, the Midshipmen Columbia. | Louisiana ia: The Bulldc still miss Mr Trippi Gec Illinois-Towa. tne Hawkeye's lack of speed and reserve tackles to prove fatal. Illino’s Delaware-Maryland: here's where the nation's . longest current win- n'ng streak ccmes to a halt. Dela- ware has gone unbeaten in 32 games but will drop this Friday encounter. JCLA-Northwestern: the west ceasters still seck revenge for that Rose Bowl pasting by Illinois UCLA Stanford - Michi Stanford's Idaho true indication of the strength but Michigan still be tco good. Michigan Far w Caliiornia Washington over Santa Clara Utah ove over Colorado A&M, Wash- State over Idaho, Oregon Nevada . - OPA BUTTS IN ON DEAL, HIGHER RENT an: perhaps is not a team’s would loss to over St. Oregon Fresno Utah over Hawali, ington over MADE VOLUNTARILY ST. PAUL, Mnn, The rent of Mrs five-room heated remained at $35 per month today despite the efforts of her -tenants to p cause y @ $15 monthly increase b they said they knew the price of coal and other commod- ities had gone up. Happy over the ture of the tenan Readmann, voluntary ges- Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Paul made the story public, only fo receive a stemn letter from Paul A. Van- strum, Federal Arca Rent Direct- cr. Vanstrum that advised Mrs. Paul her tenants in proffering the raise made her subject to a suit for treble damages and that the |housing expediter might also com- mence action if tha overcharge were acceptad. i After returning the $15, Mrs. Paul said was sorry over all the commotion “We didn’t ask for declared, “and my the $15," husband and I won't cven accept the $5.25 we're told is legal under the (law Congress passed, jwant to keep tk ,the Redmans, gevernment new rent because we good tenants, government cr no - | PROPERTY TRANSFERS Deeds for lh(’ rcllrmmg transfers of property have been recorded during the past week in the office of U. S. Commisioner Felix Gr Mrs. Gene H. Carr to Howard { Deland, a house and lot at 850 Ba- |sin Road. | Prederick W. Bastion to Freder- |ick L. Turpin, a house and lot in the Waynor Addition i Mary W. Peterson to William | Johnsen, three lots and a house on Third Stre on Court House Hill. .Junn Walker to Roy Kahapay, a ‘7‘1"' ‘Tuesday aftcrncon in [h(“lv’e"“ the Norther Hotel and the B, S £ {Church's Social Hall, under the|S avian, B e I '‘acom: = f Mrs. ert 5 o P s e Western Internaticnal League bas klhll:i]:p l,t:,fdf:\f‘ m?“fil_ :;Zi“ BUILDING PERMITS ball club sold to the San Diego!marris and Mrs. Henry Leege. e Padres of the coast circuit for| mwe officers elected for the The following was the only build- $109,000. papers .filed with tmt“m are as follows: Beverly Poole, |ing permit issued during the past County Auditor yesterday disclosed. | president: Helen Claire Lister,| Week by City Engiueer James L. The e, announced earlier this| vyijce-President; Margaret Ann Pyle, | | McNamara: weck, " included the Tacoma Park!secretary; Mary Sly, Treasurer. Mrs. M. Lund, 626 Fifth Street, property, players and team fi “,.1 Twenty Brownie Scouts were |1epalr dwelling foundation and chise. Purchasers were listed as the |present at the last meeting and build conecrete basement under San Disgo Club and William Sta:r, |beean work on théir Brownie Note-|frame building, $3.000. Earl Crass, Padre President. Looks. contractor, | how can one | ! for ]HL DAIL ALASKA EMPIRE 1SPE(!Al DOPE, WORlD SERIES JUNEAU, ALASKA By BOB GRUBB ‘ EROOKLYN, Oct. 3 P--Some- { how Field seems a more |apt setting than Yank { Stadium fer this World Series. Old | | Deacon Rickey put his foot down | |when th suggested all seven | gar ught to be played the | | m cmfort tadium. And inow that the D and the | { Yanks have moved over to FL\P] ibush, mcst everyone agrees he was| jright , | 1 N | “Never a dull day at Ebbets| |Field" is an old saying along the| i banks of the Gowanus, and yes terday's three hour and five min- {ute Donnybrook was con irmation. | !For in addition to setting a record | | for gth, the game saw eight | g : :m!:o s, 26 Ivnt( hl‘t\] 17 runs, 1‘ PET COON — Eimer, ibases on balls, two w.ld pitches, one | : { | pet raccoon. accompanies B thit batsman, cne passed ball—1 g pagerty, (above) Ha [which must be scme sort of a 1e-| (on, Ind., dairy herd improve- cord for World Series variet | ment supervisor, on- his field | trips around DeKalb county. They gave the game bta ) tl 'I [ people when they brought it to| | Flatbush. Instead of the plush and | | the chreme of the Stadium Club,} ou {the little Ebbets Field b.mm)nv} | medestly offers just hot dogs and wts. The crowds which at “ OnLouise B Tre— PAGE THREE AR T TR P T @ PLANTOATTEND THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BATZAAR RESIDENCE OF | SUNDBORG AT CHANNEL OKAY day that there on for ™= NIGHTS o= o wimision o vt Gerse - FRIDAY, Oct. 3-8 P. M. 10 12P. M. st et Myt e - SATURDAY, Oct. 4-2-5 P.M. and 8-12 P.) Kay, kho is visiting here this week ! > place any eligible veterans for the s e oo " ™ Needlecraft and I‘est Oifice’ Booths e said that the claims of rs without foundation He said that notified of an avail- Mrs. Sherwood’s letter Smith had bee ability before DOOR PRIZE EACH KIGHT was published. Kay declared that neve into the Channel this Sat- : ime Sundbuis was given A his avartment, Kay expiained, hz . P A B I S H H L L was first in line of Federal om- s 3 ployees on the waiting list and n CthOhc SChOOI | Smith was not eligible for that size ished on the basis of the family size Since that time, he said, the Smiths have had an addition to the family Stadium seemed to be neutral not indifferent, here zre whoppt |and boisterous, intensely parti ! The great majority of the seats. Canadian Pacinc Steamer Prin- normally occupied by Dodgerites|coss Louise arrived in port are held by out-of-towners, of |morning at 8 o'cleck from Sk com ut there are still enough of !y salled for ti at {the Faithiul on hand to cheer on .39 their beloved Bums. P St diis B et | for Prince Rupert were Mrs. Mild- For fizger filberts: tne home runs | Hermann, B. Beimer, J. A by Joe D:Maggio and Yogi t. 8. Torchyniak, Ge yesterday were nos. 71 and 72 by tivie, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Vien- the Yan| in World Series com- ' 0la, Max Winkler and Mike Pusich petition \t's two more than the| Sailing for Vancouver were Mrs entire National League has accu-|Atn Mason, F. L. Van Gorde mulated in 44 years of post-season ! Nancy D. Kelly, Mrs. Ruby Kelly play It was the Dodger's best Mr .and Mrs. William Taylor, Miss | day with the stick in a series game, | F- Romenoff, R. E. Fleming. L. A The nine runs was their highest|Taylor, G. S toff, I . B scoring cutput in 20 games they've | Beimer, F. Sawiuk, N. Keepper, C participated in, and the six-run|Hanniien, E. Hamillon and J. A i was their biggest inn | Williams | tle: Mr. and Mrs. W. K. | h Casey admits he was doped, daughters Lecra and On the eve of the series, he took na, Mr. William Jorgenscn, Mrs, 3,000 units of penicillin. “That stuff and Mrs. Ganty, sure did the trick,” beamed the in, Miss Alice fireman in the Dodger clubhouse | and Mrs. R. A vesterday. “You know my arm stif- fened up in the St. Louis series g ull, the Rev. H. E and T wasn't able to throw a ball | Bever, Robert E. Bartlett, Miss Yor the rest of the season. n Arncld, R. E. Robertson, cold, and took the penicillin injec- | Mi. and Mrs. M. J. Haas, Harold tion Monday only because it's sup- ' Rce. M. S. Bennion, Otto Poletiek, posed to prevent complications like ' Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Krenquist and pneumonia I think we ought |daughter to vote a full series share to the! N G. N. Knudsent, Mr. and uy who invented that medicine!” ! Mrs. W. S. Pullen, Mrs. Margaret S5 Seatcn, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O, Mocre and son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. James Carlson and Mr. and SPECIALPROGRAM = <l - Miss Caral McKenzie To Become Bride of | Mr. Robert Prueher MEETING IS SLATED BY SORCPTIMISTS The gular Soroptimist Club, holding its business luncheon yesterday noon in the Terrace Rocm of the Barancf Hotel, decided to call | special meeting for discussion of , Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. McKen- the clubs’ work program. The time #e of Vista, Calif, announce the and date of the meeting will be betrothal of their daughter, Caral, Mr. Rokert Piuc son of Mr. announced later, to | Suggested activities for the Sor- and Mrs cptimist program were submitted . ¥, Wis by Mildred R. Hermann, chairman Miss of the work pi m committee will be Henrietta Power reported on the toker 18 pro d central committee which Chuich | was discussed by civic group leaders ' ~Miss McK at a meeting last week. In accord- 'en tcache ance with a recommendation of- School fered at that meeting, the Soropti- |Penter he mists will submit a letter to Mayor | Attendants for Hendrickson, describing the func- D¢ Miss Ethel Murphy and tion and tentative plans for such a James Prueher, brother ol ccmmittee, | bridegroom. A breakfast for the Hermia Darnell, Phyllis Langdon, | bridal party will be given at the Jand Ann DeLong were appointed to | Baranct Hotel following the cere- .a committee to obtain further in-|mony. | ticn about the travel movies| Miss McKenzie, who is teaching thich will be available at Pan Am- | for her second year in Juneau is crican Airways for the use of local | @ graduate cf Santa Barbara Col- Joseph Prucher of Bloom- McKenzie and Mr. Prueher united in marriage on Oc- 10 am. in the Catholic the Nativity. Zie is the the Jun Prueher cf kindergar- au Public is a car- in d Mr, will Mr. the the wedding organizations |lege in California. Mr. Prucher is Lee Ellenwcod presented $5 in|@ graduate of St. John’s Abbey, Savings Stamps toward a Savings | Which is located in Minnesota Bond to Esther Daniel for her new, <he ccuple will make their home son {in Junean and Miss McKenzie will The ne:'’ 1egular Soroptimist ‘rumu;uv to teach meeting will be at noon Thursday - e o { October 16 i D WOMEN OF MOOSE TO AWARD ELECTRIC MIXER 'Dad Is 66; Mother Is 21; Fifteen Pound Bahy Born CHICAGO, Oct. WITH AID OF TEEN AGE The Wemen of the Moose, Ju | neau Chapter No. 439 met last eve- ning for a business meeting. It Was| o1 wife and her | decided to award a Sunbeam’ elec-|j1d are the parents of a 15-pound | tric mixer in the near future. The| papy oir] the largest child born | Teen Age Club will assist the Wo- |y the history of the Chicago ma-| |men of the Moose in this project Attt | \—A 21-year 66 year old hus- The mixer will be on display in the | Lucille Asmus, mother of a Juneau Young Hardwa ar old daughter, last night’ ( ¥ n R igive birtk to her second child. A STORY HOUR SATU | resident physician of the maternity | The weekly Story Hour for child- | center who delivered the child at| ren up to the sixth grade will the Asmus’ North Side home, said] held tomorrow morning at ten|ype motne: and baby were doing| oplock. fine. The father, Charles, said their | ‘The smaller children, directed by | pipgt daughter weighed 8 pounds, 5| Mrs. Cecil Casler, Will sing and|guces i read stories. Mrs. Edna Lomen and PAREE | the older children will read “Shaw- | nee Warning.” IN TOWN - oo — W. Dewar of Skagway is stopping FROM COOS BAY at the Gastineau Hotel N. M. Chapman of Coos Bay, - .o Ore., is registered at the Hotel Ju-| Waitresses ana neau wanted at Per which ade them eligible. Kay said f that Mrs. Lucille dohnson, manager of the Channel, gave them notice to > in as soon as their qualifica- N 0 T ' C E 14 s were correct ® Kay exvlained that he is also a veteran and a member of both the merican Legion and the ¢ Veterans of Foreign Wars and feel s, bEeR qien (4 e To holders of Juneau Cold Storage mint reguiations, | Company, Inc., first mortgage bonds The AHA Director also pointed out Nos. 26 o 50, inclusive. that two other nen-veterans re- R e R S | side at the Channel. One of these, he said, is Mrs. Johnson who is per- mitted to live there bv virtue of her The bonds will be due and payable, to- position and the other is a non- G s Sran GHIBIBYEE Gt A VEfins gether with acc ued inte (.wl_thu'«nn, on Acministration who has lived in the the 2nd day of October, 1947. You will, | Channel since its completion thercfore, present same to the First Na- a non-veteran, is acting e ), . > Alaska. for re as Executive Assistant to the Gov- tional ‘L(\nl\ of Junc s Alaska, for ernor of Alaska and as consultant demption on date mentioned.. to the Ala Development Board coe —— WALLIS S. GEORGE, Manager FOR DIVORCE X AT TTORACTE (! JUNEAU COLD STORAGE CO., Inc. A suit against Kenneth Nat filed by Edna Nauska in U. S. District Court here yester- day. The suit charges him with G ===s=ememsee oo e oo e e e oo inccmpatibility and cruelty. They were marred at Petersbure May 17, N 1930 and have two children. She Plumbing ®© Healing custedy of the children with payment of $70 monthly for their suppert. No property rights are in- velved in the suit which was filed by M. E. Monagle [ 0il Burners Mr. H. A. McGee of 'n::ln are staying at the Hnl(vl‘ Telephol)e-:]lg nghts_Bed 730 -~ h VISITOR Blanning of Pelican Ci at the Hotel Juneau. f Harri Machine Shop, Inc. E stopping EleVUrsenlymsenflpemsoalyocmenllyrenesliyoecse Y vasedt el foswefrarcetfcorelifoef} Specials for Saturday Malied Milk Cake Coconut Cake French Do-Nuis Glazed Do-Nuis Apple Turnovers Pumpkin Pies Danish Pastries Raisin Nut Bread Rye Bread Pumpernickle Bread French Bread Crunch Bread At ALL Grocers PURITY DUTCH MAID BAKERY Purity Dutch Maid Products Are Supreme Phone 31 124 Second St. Next to The Nugget Shop