The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 31, 1947, Page 3

j ROSE BOWL SETUP IS GRIDGAME ¥ PICKINGS - my Boston 30ston Brown Bucknell Colgate vs. Columbia Dartmouth Harvard vs Lafayette vs M land vs th for playe: weekend SAST Washington Coll. U Vs vs anc vs vs. Fordham Holy Cross Gettysburg Penn S Cornell Yale Rutg HAROLD CLASSEN YORK, . Oct 31 forecaster can make m as the icotball teams o! y and Illinois did last Saturday —and that is why this cc rent picks are oifered A take-or-leave ba; Last week's effc 56 instances, wrong seascn’s record of wrong and an average of This week’s program Michigan-Illinois: Big the: is a distinct possibility Illinois may repeat its sur- se victory of a year ago but Bob Wolverine passer, should Perry Moss and shculd be the difference. Michiga Texas-Southern Methodist: each team defeated Rice, the September title-iavorite by two touchdowns but past records mean little in the southwest circuit. Texas to win Navy-Notre Dame: This is the E veek befcre the Irish take on and the 1al score will de- entirely upon how much the Damers are thinking of the | By NEW vs ner's cur- strictly b t was correct in 18 for correct, 793 in a 67 Princetc nnesota oma A& MIDWEST Illinois vs. Michigan Indiana vs. Ohio € Towa Purdue Iowa Ate Okl vs. Kansas Marquette ys. Michigan Missouri vs braska Northwestern Michigan Wichita SOUTH Kentucky Vanderbilt Nine scouts vs. S Kansas ahoma. State Sta vs. ama Vs uburn vs Clemson vs. Georgia vs. Georgia Tech ida vs. Furman LS.U. vs. Mississippi Miami vs. South Carolina Miss. State Tulane North Carolina vs N. Carolina S. Richmond vs. V.M.I V.PI Wake my 1l Rossi and thers of t LA team supposed- ly are ill cf food poisening. Even f he were in good health the onc beaten Bears would have the edge. 1-Kentuc Ken- are itching bowl con- icn and what is a better me- thod of getting it than by beating) the perennial bowl candidate irom vs. Geoorge Washin Wm for Forest and SOUTHWEST vs. T A&M T.C. Arkar Baylor Ri Texas Tech S.M.U. vs. Texas ROCKY MOUNTAIN Coiorado Coll. vs. Ft. Hays Colorado U. vs. Utah. Denver vs. Brigham New Mexico v Texas Utah State vs, w vs. U Oregon. regon State vs. Stanford Mary's vs. Detroit A vs. h: Dinky Bow- | and he should behind that Tech line. Georgia Tech Pennsylvania-Princeton: A year Princeton spilled Penn 17 to 14. It would he a greater upset if the Tigers repeated. Penn Mississippi-Louis State: The Tigers all-ar kfield talent to overcom superior passing Skipping gver the, rest in a huryy:, e VS, pe 1fternoon M ssippi’s California 10 Vs, | Georgetown on M ate Tennessee. Chattanooga gton, Mary Young Montana State -O0TBALL SCORES 'HOSPITAL, BUT NO DOCTOR IN BRISTOL BAY, SAYS PIONEER land Alaskan tol n Gardner reported living pio- Bay doc- bee By BOB M ANGELES, Oct happer ferer RS 31 It but the Rose Bowl | four-way LOS P probab e area are won Coast ¢ end I AY ¢ with officials here oblained Dilli could p in a Service 1 be in con- under ition histor ld ,get long about when sundown on end: Her conference compet said in Dill there how the deadlock could en that ping ccugh ping their are a Many hildren UcLA ' few cases of back Wh California tomorrow, UCLA nd p Southern California Nov 2, and California, UCLA, USC and 2 furt would defeat rence if over the wins over bounce parents are « Wy from sible rather tn dises urs 1se, regon otherwis no leave and play Oregon either Beavers reversals, the each vietc for that sheuld or be n Serious are now flewn to Anchorage, but thi the of medical care up chibitive rate as the round fare to Anchorage is § The pital not only serves the 500 pe n & used f the Bay and Aleu da areas. He reported k has the same epidemic and whoc is present. in DIl Gardner said that the Territorial revenues the Bristol Bay his estimation “ why that ar 4 the benefit cases veing one B cost to a = trip UCLA factor. l, favored over tomorrow and U ild e utk a i W the get tle week f colds ing Dot A ham - sl 67 after C Wa after Montana on percent of irom Calif ir ngton UCLA and has Wash- come Stanford Idaho, Washir ord and Oreg ¢ 1 Oregon te's, re-. > chedule anford i Ore- L area here was couldn’t n 1 X reasor takes 1 have some Alasxa Fish- ent in Dilli with Territ Department officials while in Juneau. He is drafting a bill for introduction in C s to provide |for resident Alaskan rermen be given prefere over outside la- b Bay area rom st is in the Bristcl Bay boats leased to canneries than 40 this season . Who is Lhe evident that conferenc vada, 1€ est program ahead And if the Big Three, LA and Cal, succeed in Kkillin each other off, that's when the good brothers conference would get For the record ed that recent have LA standing ed, eight Oificially, won or figure in will in the to be seen has to Gillnetting boats used exclu area and e 1isherm Gardner percent U ATE it politics be add- session down confe Southern together two, on non-conference al and UC d outv many is foun, i\ ts ans. that Gardner e bill draftir will previd t of outside of 5 percent would result fishermen - Hockey Games to is games a gradual elimina- fishermen at the a year. By 1958 in 100 percent event of a tie remains this resident - 3 PASSENGERS ARE FLOWNHEREBY PAA; THE DAIL { ALASKA EMPIRE was the ) epidemic. | UNEAU, ALASKA AP SPORTS ~ ROUNDUP | | | FULLERTON Oct. 31.—(®—From the dispute betwsen | Le and Happy Chand- |ler looks like a showdown on the | Jaseball commissioner’s powers this a bit speculs as \er there’s any tion between this uprising and th fact that Larry McPhail, reputed to be Chandler's strongest support- er in spite of their occasional tiffs, out basetall Wort from E such guys T on, Bill heard the urdajy Fuson away to a he We | U workin oty T In ot ment game ! By HUGH Jr NEW YORK lthis distance lic O'Connox a of leads to to w when Fu Bile E s is that Hayes, Ug Sheldon it of the Army- it Fort F last seemed su has wasted pounds since last spring Association is some further revisions evised Rules olf.” | a few more refine- notably refined 1 and as We re me ) isad incidentally. mere Point Golf e of er that W for | TODAY'S GUEST STAR | nard Kahn, Daytona Beach,' News-Journal 1e Univer- sity of Florida is one of the rare colleges that refuses to issue any complimentary passes to its foot- ball After watching that Nor aerial circus mop on the tors, it is afe to y that the only pass protection Florida has is al the tickel gates > Mrs. Huni Gruening And Mrs. A. Young Hostesses at Bridge and Mrs dessert Ber Fla games Carolina G Mr Hunt Gruening Alexander Young gave bridge party at the House last night There were ten Mrs, Ed Chester a tables playin won the first wo pairs of sheer nylon 1086 Second prize went to Mrs Ralph Rivers, who received of Mary Chess bath oils Mrs. Frank Parsons was reward- for the lcwest score with a beo! Why You Lose At Bridge" which 1ld certainly put her out in the front in the next bridge tourney The Charles kitehen and a set ed Mrs set of went to was cut prize Smith herbs It a - Governor's ZACH, STRATTON 10 RETURN FOLLOWING LAND INSPECTION - X, U. 8. For return thi inspection trip Hood Bay Warm Springs Larry Zach Rangers, who the for The vice boat, an Straits. Rang will Ct Funter Bay. On and have land after . and are Harold been inspee man- agement and The Ranger Johnson, wi November 4 treated timbers Kake. The boat will Ketchikar, where she her annual overhaul a Station there The Range 1cplace the Ranger is, on t ways will bring the Ranger nea area timber X, Captain Ottar leave Kake with load for i sales for on f at nue to receive Marine 26 will th VII, Ketchikan, will X, while she Frank Martin VII to Ju- - - GRADUATES OF JUNEAU HIGH OFF FOR SOUTH FOR EXAMIMATION: Lum See Bodd toth graduates Juneau High School, left today via Pan American Airways for Seattle. In Seattle they will take the Naval Reserve exam. If successful, they will be able to attend the colleze of their choice and the Naval program will pay their tuition and fees in exchange for service in the U. S. Naval Reserve - Geor and Douglas of 'COAST LINE IS INSPECTED BY BURDICK, BLACKERBY Burdick, Ass rester and Alva Supervisor Service, coast lne and Foiht the Ranger examined bec: stant Black- for the yest ay | between Bishop VI Charles Regional F erby, Division S. Forest ected the Pcint Salisbury on their boat, This area was S an application has been received for a Special Usz Permit in th areas adjacent to Grindstone Creek. R FORWARD RETURNING AFTER ROAD SURVEY Charles Forward, Forester for the u. Forest Service is due back in Juneau tonight after completion of a road survey near Ketchikan A mile and half road will be con- You’ve for it beats See PAGE THREE Waited Instantly converted for cleaning furniture, draperies, bare floors and linoleum. Easy to use from floor’ to ceiling. Cleans rugs fast and’ thoroughly. Picks up stubborn dog hairs, thread and lint, Keeps rug colors fresh. More Hoover for the , money than ever before.’ See us now for details tbout the New Hoover, Model 27.7, as it sweeps as it cleans v HARRY CARROLLS SELL SALMON (REEK HOME; WINTERING IN STATES Mr. and’ Mrs. Harry Carroll are sellfng their home at Salmon Creek and are leaving for the States next Thursday, November 6 Carroll is the chef at the Baran- of Hotel. He and Mrs. Carroll will spent the winter Outside, visiting ith relatives in Minnesota and alifornia. They plan to return next spring. | >-oo—— In 1945-46, the United States ex- Cal Monarchs Friday Stearns Georgia over Clemson, Washing- ton State over Portland, San Jose State over College of Pacific. Saturday College over [Boston University over Fordham, utgers over Harvard, Holy Cross over Brown, Columbia over Cornell [Penn State cver Colgate, Temple over Oklahoma A & M, West Vir- ginia over Maryland, Yale over [Dartmouth, Army over Washington & Lee. Detroit over .St. Mary's, Kansas Jover Kansas State, Michigan State over ~ Marquette, Minnesota over [Pittsburgh, Wisconsin over North- western, Missouri over Nebraska, Oklahoma over Iowa State, Iowa over Purdue, Indiana over Ohio [State. Handicap Florida cver Furman, Mississippi D. Nelson [State over Tulane, North Carolina E. Peyton over Tennessee, North Carolina B. Bonnett State over Chattancoga, Vanderbilt 'S. Houston Auburn Totals 1sas over Texas A&M, Rice Tech, Texas Christ- Hardin-Simmons over Mines over New Chaisson and Los Angeles Southern Cal vs. Washington Washin n vs. Portland S eee BOWLING structed on South Point Higgins, | which is beyond Ward Cove, and will open 100 homesites. Bids will be let, the road designed this win- ter and construction will begin in early spring e to Modern Appliances Now Available at the 1 ARE FLOWN OUT 7525, night in the only game sc in the Pacific Coast Hockey Le Tonight Fresno plays at Oakland Portland at Vancouver. > | Pan American Aiways brought lin three passengers from Seattle | yesterday, and carried 11 from Ju- | neau to Seattle Passen on | Mary Fortner, | veo. Fred Tubb "l’;]‘( Juncau to Seattle: Priscilla Par- ker, Marvin Kristan, Brocks Han- ford, Doug Boddey, George See Pat Rhoten, Jack McCullough Alstcn Page, Sister Jorene, Sister |Reeina Marie, George Peterson. | Beston Georgetown, S UF AuLaSKA night at eight —acv. 721-t2. > — | WITH CAB AT ANCHORAGE Fred G. Powell of the Civil Aeron- autics Board of Anchorage is sta) the Baranof from Seattle Miss Dagmar were Skou- zers ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. Cheerful Dispensers of Dependable 24-hour Electric Service AT St Tn Ny S A PIONE The Village League bowled e e pONAREN Meet Friday the Elks Alleys last night some good scores resulted as [ following show: KAGIANI 155 146 90 not be debts From this date on I will responsible for any bills or |incurred by Mrs. May White (Signed) W. C. WHITE, av. TI8-t15 5 179 155 108 155 148 551 595 KLAWAK 72 165 110 134 116 109 597 556 TOKEEN 1 118 122 143 166 151 620 582 KLUKWAN 100 100 133 109 138 98 124 178 18 85 613 570 KAKE 63 112 135 110 Handicap A. Whittier O. Ceccotti B. Matheny J. Whittier Totals - ing at T rorted a total of 16,700,000 tons of ~ ' ; SPECial Oi[ering ALO.OTOL50 to Europe. ———————————————————————— By The WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION ANCHORAGE, ALASKA See This Property at the Fort Richardson Surplus Property Yard WHERE IS —— AS IS are now display at Man.” 6 tf Men'’s arrivin two-pants suits See them on FFICER IS -« REFUSES T0 SIGN. 'AS NON-COMMURIST 1790 \WASHINGTON, Oct. 31—P— ; - m‘The CIO-Utility Workers executive | board has removed an officer for| 3 |failing to sign a non-Communist Jaffidavit under of the | Taft-Hartley Act. | 1760! Other officers of the union then | proceeded - to submit the required| loath to make the union eligible to f Q' 500 carry labor disputes to the National| I @0!0(‘1] ! Wedding} |Labor Relations Board The official ousted bership on the executive board is| $ |James L. Daugherty, California! 1786 | Legional director. Members of the| {12-man board as classed as offi-| 189-‘&1‘5 by the union constitution. | | - <‘ 97 97 ', ANGOON i 4 222 1, Tacoma, Wash, last night,| 144 |Eddie Recd, 160 pounder of Los| 150 | Angeles, outpointed Johnny Fitz-| 128 patrick, 162 pounder, of Tacoma, | |l BUS ANSELL announces . . .. Garbage Disposal 629 1765 Service NOVEMBER FIRST SUNDAY—Business District. MONDAY—Main to Gold. TUESDAY—Apartments and Star Hill. WEDNESDAY—Main to Gold Creek. THURSDAY —Gold Creek to E. FRIDAY—Telephone Hill, Willoughby and Indian Village. SATURDAY—Waynor—E. to Harbor. ACME DISPOSAL SERVICE PHONE 631—AFTERNOONS FOR INFORMATIO! 72 135 107 133 1 112 108 140 Handicap E. McKinnon A. Wood P. Becker W. McKinnon Totals Baylor, Texas over Houston, [Mexico. Oregen cver Idaho, Oregon State over Stanford, Southern California over Washington, San Diego State lover Fresno State, Wyoming over Greeley State, Utah over Colorado, Denver over Brigham Young, Utah State over Montana State. C(OMMERCIAL LEAGUE WILL BOWL TONIGHT The Commercial League will take over the alleys at the Elks tonight 7 o'clock the teams bowl- s. Home Grocery Handicap and Darnell's Sport Center vs. the C. McLean Veterans Administration. |S. Matson At 9 o'clock Pamaray Club takes H. Angus Ludwig Nelson’s and Bailey's L. Blanton r will bowl Sanitary Meat. | Totals provisions Choice of a Lifetime Hancicap C. Hagerup E. Mocore B. Ross 8. Ross Totals from mem-| “ E ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES CLOTHING, Men's & Women's DYNAMOTORS HOP EQUIPMENT Construction Equipment (Cranes, Tractors, Etc.) FOOD STUFF Photographic Equipment ICE BOXES e —————— —————————— UNIT COOLE, TOILETRIES TRAILERS DUMP TRU BUSES cellaneous Equipment MINE CARS (Located at Valdez) GENERATOR SETS e ———te e Inspect this property at Surplus Property Yard, Fort Richardson, Anchorage, from 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Nevember 12th through November 18th, except Saturday and Sun- day. Complete your sale transaction at the War Assets Administration office during sale dates listed below. All sales subject to WAA Standard Conditions of Sale. Prop- erty is to be removed at purchaser’s expense within 10 days of purchase date. Detailed s available at the War Assets Administration office, Anchorage. JOSEFH S. FINCH & COMPANY Schanley, Pa. U.S. A. 63 111 176 95 Handicap J. Ansell B. Ansell W. Hellan ;C. Bucy Totals 106 559 TYEE 130 102 138 113 115 483 510 HOWKAN 53 107 174 115 114 143 563 596 e HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital yesterday for medical attention was Carl Bergstrom. Clifford Webber | was entered for surgical atten- 1 tion. | - REMEMBER China night, games and Moose Todge, Saturday night. —adv. 721-t3 = results! 159 ‘ 108 128 P. Grove D. Morrison | M. Hemmes |H. Angus Totals | Handicap J. Porter J. Alexander J. Ansefl B. Ansell Totals | TIDE TABLE NOVEMBER 1 tide 3:23 am., 16.4 ft. tide 9:08 am., 28 ft. tide 15:07 p.m., 19.2 ft. tide 21:49 p.m., -2.1 ft. TIMEFOR | GUN REPAIRS | GET YOUR GUNS READY . . Hunting Season Is Here! We repair guns, rods, reels, cameras and binoculars L] DARNELL’S Spori Center 53 118 154 128 High Low High Lew Nov. 3 thru Nov, Nov. 12 thru No. Notification Period Inspection Period SALES DATES Nov. Federal Agecncies Veterans of World War II All Other Priority Claimants General Public e e e e s o0 s 570 > i i 1 b 5o 2. 3. ” 4. SUN RISES—SETS 5 NOVEMBER 1 } Sun rises 8:12 am. * Sun sets 5:11 p.m, e oo v e o0 0000 - PIONEERS OF ALASKA Meet Friday night at eight. —adv. 721-t2. fun. Anchorage, Alaska