The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 10, 1947, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA Carolina 41. VMI 20; William & Mary 28. Vermont 6; Rochester 7. John Hopkins 12; Swarthmore 15. Michigan 35; Indiana 0 Michigan S. 28; Santa Clara 0. W. Michigan 14; Illinois 60. Georgia 14; Florida 6. Davidson 13; Richmond 7. RPI 6; Amherst 7. Tufts 0; New Hampshire 34. Oklahoma 27; Kentucky 15; West Virginia 6. Purdue 21; Minnesota 26. Miami 7; Cincinnati 20. Carnegie 14; Case 19. Villanova 25; Marquette 7. Clemson 35; Furman 7. Mississippi State 14; Auburn 0.| Towa 14; Wisconsin 46. Towa State 36; Drake 6. Kansas 13; Nebraska '7T. Arkansas 0; Rice 26. Southern Methodist 13; Texas A&M 0. Tulsa 13; Oklahoma A&M 0. Baylor 7; Texas 28. Southwestern (La) 21; Centen- ary 7. i Wichita 38; St. Louis 6. South Dakota 20; Bradley 13. Southern Orsgon 13; San Fran- cisco State 7. Pepperdine 47; Californja Poly 0. Pacific Lutheran 23; Central ‘Washington 2. Chico (Calif) State 12; Cali-| fornia Aggie 7 Whittier 15; Pomona 12. San Diego State 13; Lds Angeles Loyola 12. California boldt (Calit) GABARDINE SHIRTS We can now supply men’s all-wool Gabardine Shirts —the kind you've been waiting to get. SIZES—14% to 17 Assorted Colors EL. S. Graves “The Clothing Man” Exclusive Dealer in FLORSHEIM SHOES Ramblers State 13. 20; Hum- ivision flag battle. i | The Browns went a step closer to the crown yesterday by nosing {cut the Brooklyn Dodgers, 13-12, iwhile the 49ers dropped a 24-16| decision to the New York Yan-| I kees. i { The Yanks maintained their one; game eastern half margin over| {the runner-up Buffalo Bills. The Bills handed the visiting Los An- Kansas State 13. |geles Dons their first whitewash! incurred by Mrs. May White. {in two years, 25-0. | (signed) W. C. WHITE. Meanwhile, in the National z g g —av. T18- tls ! |League, the Chicago Cardinals re-| - e —— calven ls smoomer | taine pj 3 i | ;-;";: 1“:: g e W;-;tf’;‘ d‘h RUMMAGE SALE #of 4908 Liberty Heights Ave., Baltimore, Md. | | i L Spurg Wednesday Nov. 12, 10 am. Lu- RT RES ¥ | a * »a. CALVERT RFE tvE Blended Whiskey | Steelers kept a half game in front| therap Churca Parlors. 868 Proof - 65 Grain Neutral Spirits. vr the Philadelphia Eagles in the; i east. The Cardinals, handicapped by the absence of Charley Trippi, their |running star, turned back the De-! mmr Lions, 17-7 while the runner- 'up Chicago Bears clipped the | Green Bay Packers, 20-17. | Pittsburgh withstood a heavy! |last-half aerial attack by Samm Baugh to down the Washington| Redskins, 21-14, while the second| \p]aw Eagles romped to a 41-34 vic- ‘lorv over the hapless New York Giants. | In the remaining game, the ! | Boston Yanks came from behind, {and toppled the Los Angeles Rams, | 127-16 on the West Coast. e — Little Steve Ramsay | Has Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. David Ramsay gave a birthday arty for their son Steve, Sunday afterncon. Fifteen of Steve’s neighhorhood playmates | were present *o enjoy the ice cream |land cake. They played games dur- mg the afterncon and Mrs. Ram- say reports that they all behaved keautifully. — e, COWBCY ORCHESTRA | In their costumes appearing at |the Salmon Creek Country Club | Lmught and Tuesday night. —adv. 730- 12 jardson 1s registcred at the Baranof. SENT IN CED TO PRU Pan American weekend for a attle. Airways over the short visit in Se- Sun., Nov. 16 | FOLLOWING »>AILINGS - FROM FORT RICHARDSON John Donobue, Jr., of Fort Rich- ! Wednesday, November 26 Sunday December 7 Wednesday, December 17 January 3 TO WHOM iT MA* CONCERN ; | F his d 3 o o v e e, has swiiched o Calvert because VA-1-16 | —adv. 730-t2 Calvert Distillers Corp.. New York City I’s a NEW weord e o « o tomany people FATHOMETER but to careful Boat Owners . it’s MORE than a werd IT IS A SCIENTIFIC INSTUMENT FOR OPERATORS OF LARGE OR SMALL BOATS. IT BRINGS WARTIME SCIENCE TO PEACETIME LABORS. 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Off. | « second degree murder charge Klll 'I'wo INJURE at Anchor for the killing of Charles Nelson and was sentenced by Judge Din SIK IN REST HOME 5 05 Nov: plecaed guilty to Killing wife, Katherine and re- i FOR DEFENSE ('n\mr\m\ o N IR | fase ot 18 vears The i Two elderly women were Kill- | (hoting took place at Uyak Bay i and six othcr persons Were oVer- | jast May. *following & drink ’ i ! e come by mor fumes early to- | pume i { WASHINGTON. Nov. 10- day in a convalescent home at - PR 'The Air Forcc «aid today that 250 Scuth Charleston, police said MAN DIES IN FIRE B-29 bombers are being withdrawn The dead wore identified as Mrs Jehn Beck ed to death i |tron. storage ‘o add to the active Rhode Estep, 78, of Nitro and MiS. | oy Kodiak whet stroved the i {air defense screen of the United Barbara 66, of Hinton. in the Er- { States i 4 A n the Mill Bay 09T COhaG, DIORTAIie RS o NEW PETERSBURG NURSE penter, about for 55 complete air groups of bomb- the Shupp home, L e e N eton _Miss Elda Silax, from the Grace - : T oups, was arnounced so s Sene e In the ype bowling| (By The Associated Press) go. Currently the Air Force has al in Vencouver, B. C., has| pyyypp HAS NEWSPAPER tourney in Ala played Sun-| Seattle and San Francisco em-'gy o S0 . ® nas arrived at Petersburg and accepted | ' jvoly twice a week neWspaper day between Juneau and Ketchi- erged from week-end play in o e N R ares 8 position in {the Petersburg hospi-' (beic nublished at L § kan, the Juneau Eiks just nosed Pacitic Hockey League with their | o5 -~ T N Dliels - 16 cditor At the SUMDEN M Dy nomd el e cattaved ind the sohintey.. A% an s cditor and the Valley ¥ chikan El y 16 pins| leadership of the northern and|orricicl told a seporter that st > Filifoieraman s fesued bn. Wednsee §and the Juneau Signal Corps lost southern divisions undisturbed 200 Soili bl POLARIS MINERS HERE .. . [ a8 e ok ifull " of to the Ketchikan Signal Corps by| Both leaders are idle until Wed- oo Wil be taken from Pyote Field - ik oo s e i | Texas ; g rews and with comics also | 1200 pins nescay night Jack H. Dov and E. V. Thurs | The scores follow e Ttonimens weie | dedIoiked] i o bet B Cate DEIG lsequah are staying B | UNEAU ELKS T o ik 10CKeS | yocatied to fly the B-29's, he said, e i | COURTHOUSE BEACON | JUNEAU ELKS with the Vancouver Canuck eyl Gastineau Slart: ARG ; bi Setn o tha (B X e D '°KS | ut added the Air Force has enough plans beaccn on top of i | until the. finai frame last night, | oo " . : - Bufiding in Fairbank B §as 1uy e ™ e 16t DIBIL | pilots on active duty aligady to al ding in Fairbanks, | E 194 197 e, Y " imake a large scale recall unnec- FROM PEIEKSDURG guiding licht for fliers for several 5 154 o ; 1'; B ehes play re-| essary. _— car. before ond after wartime g s 167 8 ;“ ]"'_‘ 3 kons }«”“i pupgher P | L. Cosentino of Petersburg is jimouts and blackouts, is again in i g gagy| 25 Added to make the final tall stcpping at the Gastineau dibfation | als . 8 94 8: : DEMO CONVENTION CALL - >oe KETCHIKAN ELKS s Siotity oitced. Bublth aient! A 00 e o ier X e | ook 54 185 142 vy placed Seattle eight| A. C. Stump. Acting Chairman of HERE FROM SEATTLE FAIRBANKS SKATING RINK | ot e B me points uncad of second-place the First Division Democratic or- Ed Newcoms, Jerold Wright, and | Philllp Matlock, student of the | S b iR Tacoma enteftains Port- ganization, hor issued & call for a Curle Booth entertainers at the| University o Alaska, has been giv-| Gerstman 178 154 154 i ol ol R _First Divisicn Demoeratic conven- Moose Conventton at Sitka, are en a \ead by the City Coun-| e R JIn the sotthern division, San 0 be held in Ketchikan on reg:stered at the Baranof ¢il and will operate an outdoor ol T e bys 24g| FrENCiscO's Shamrocks walloped December 11 Precinct chairman - kating rink on the Fairbanks ball | b ind 8 to 4 Saturday night to|have been asked to call meetings to WITH WHIZ FISHE park. The rink should be ready for | JUNEAU SIGNAL CORPS L Tuieriuls MR D aroven] elpot d e to the convention. | K. W. Hoyt of the Whiz Fish|skating by ember 15 i Talbert 91 115 137. Fresnic meanwhile, was - ovdiiniiipetenigii Procucts Ccmpany is stopping at PR | B Rrfas el to San Diego, 4-2. The| WRANGELL POLICE CHIEF | the Baranof. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED | B, | Shamrocks play host to Tacoma| C. P. MacCreary has been named ——e——— Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greenaa ! i A Wednesday night—the second inva- | Chief of Police by the Wrangell HERE FROM SITKA ol Palarebitry wntiddhte’: the- eh- | { Telquist 202 145 Slon b QR WMEIT IRISton, BHIR. | ity Oc Hazel G. Ivy and Anna Thomp-!gagement of toeir daughter, Ellen | i Totals oA Teds | 1014] . Tns AV IRERELEswr ROYAIEol >oo sen of Sitka are stopping at the Ann Kernan, to James Matelich of | | KETCHIKAN SIGNAL CORPS nada, who deadlocked San DI-| ELKS BUSY | Barrnof. Georg Baggen Jr, of the|Seattle. The wedding will take place | § watson 131 178 100 i-'f"‘-H {80 ofeiime ooutessi sty | The Wrangell Elks are building | same city is also registered at the|in the spring i I sites 151 107 182 night, tangle with Fresno tomorrow |a club, with buffet lounge and the Hotel - >ee —— i § Campbell e the s 160 {night. The Royals dropped a 6-4|official opening is scheduled for| e eiie | | Hawkins 170 136 157 decision to tho Los Angeles Mon-|Thanksgiving aay, possibly before. | FROM PELICAN | Roberts 130 125 123 Brehs Babjirday, ight. i D Mrs. M. W. Soule of Pelican is oo 708 705 704 2118] Other contests tomorrow night! \WRANGELL CAFE SOLD staving at the Baranof. IUESDAY pos]poNED ST e match Portland at Vancouver and, . ang Mrs. Howatd Benjamin s | e o ? a1 ((I 4Pwi“ atd de%lyace’ poudhtthe: Nomman! Semits FAIRBANKS VISITORS e sk eAeREaL 5 {feated Tacom», 7 to 4 last night.|restaurant, known as Smiths| A P. Brawick and Leo H. Saar-| TOWOUOY She ay | O $ £ Pl b viacu tegistered at|and a holiday, there will be no| Snacks, at Wrangell. Smith expects ¢ ¥ & Br g F ¢ ! Here are results of hockey g i 4 i tan the Baranof Hotel Brownle meetings, acrding to fere are 1 f hockey games |to go south for the winter but will | the ! i e S tes " i R announcement Next week the played in ot leagues on Sun-|return for next season's cannery | e eting Il be held ‘as usual. | ;dm | season. 3 RE FROM WHITEHO! neplings Wi 1-““ e e T | National Lea X Harry Carlyle. Mike and Hel 3 ! I —————————————— | 3 il i BT 2l K Bty . ELKS ANNUAL TURKEY SHOOT | Teronto 6; Detroit 0. ROBERT EVGENE LOADS Czech of Whitenorse are staying at b el &4 Final scores o1 games played| Chicago 8; New York 5. | The freight boat Robert Eugene the Baranof A;s H}n: };\unl.w‘u:l\‘x::d'\ 7 - 8 v ¥ e LAl *0 X - 1 » ¢ at P c 2 over the kk-ré'hfl are as 1011_0\\.~, American League |was in port today, loading a cargo | > ;' -3 Washington 7; California 15. | Pittsburgh ¢ Indianapolis 7. lof frozen fish at the Juneau Cold FROM THE DALLES | & Oregon 12; Washington State 6.] Hershey 2; New Haven 2 (tie.) | Storage. She will take south three Alice M. Emerson, of the Book- Stanford 0; USC 14. Buifalo 4; Providence 2 et " house for Children, is here from i e ) a ovi 2. s for Everett, and three car- NOW 9 § e 1 Ce 8 antar 7.1 UCLA 27; Oregon State 7 Cleveland 6: St. Louis 1. bR e Sy The Dalles, Ore. She fs staying at| ROl Call, Juneau Chapter N;‘ 0 Bolle Bumt Goundalas Wests S 7 Gosil s A | Tuesday, November 11, 8 oclock. | ern Washin » et ‘ s i | Attendance of all members espec- Georgia ANCHORAGE QUERTS COWBOY ORCHESTRA iajly requested Notre Dame 3 7. L e R S T bt e il ALICE BROWN, Sccy. 0 ame ‘éréon and datiehter of Anchorage 10 thelr costumes appeaiing at —adv. 729-t2 Penn State 7; Temple 0 { are registered at the Baranof the Salmon Creek Country Clubl o & ];url:m\u-m 6; Ohio 7 - oo tonight and Tuvesday night | Bowdoin 0; Miami 13. —adv. 730-i2 TR i e, 8 HERE FEOM WRANGELL AR T A e SR Dixie A. West of Wrangell is re- ¥ AR LR T T jeistered at the Baranof Hotel. The United States uses about ‘FISSI-MI:SI:I 43-3 e 13 ; ik 500 million fence posts a year, resno State 3; New Mexico 3 ey B : snoug ild 1,500,000 miles of Colorado A&M 0; Utah 19. | By RALPH RODEN EEOM NETERSDIS O ;:'Il(\“"r:.h el e . West. Maryland 0; Delaware 26.] NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—#— The Mr. and Mrs. John N. Hylen of "°" s Wyoming 7; Denver 27. |Cleveland Browns, defending All- etersburg are stopping at the Bar- San Jose State 28; Brigham|America Conference Champions, 0% Young 19. thave an opportunity next Sunday SET H Brown 20: Yale 14 {to become the first team in either RUMMAGE SALE ALVIN Witinin Paly 7 Benn .16, itheir own circuit or the rival Na-| The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold * e ohtar 1891 Eraivandi T [tional footfall league to nail down|thew annual fall rummage sale on II lN Wake Forest 14: Boston Cv»lle‘;e}“ 1947 title, Wednesday November 12 at the Lu- - | Coach Paul Browns high-scor-| theran Church. Doors will open i Holy Cross 6, tie. ing cleven has won nine out of promptly at 10 o'clock and many Maryland 32; Dugquesne 0, ten starts and a victory over lhe useful articles will be on display. Dartmouth Columbia 15, |runners-up San Francisco wns —_—————— From Migsouri 28; Duke 7. Inext Sungay will énable the Browns' MRS. JEWETT FLIES SOUTH Nortn Carolina State 6: Nortn|to clinch the currest western di-| Mrs. Helen Jewett fiew south via Jurean Southbound he Salmon Country Club tonight and sday night dv NEW! Swift...Luxurious P PAGE THREE ) tohs victims from Mount Tam here .in Juneau for the funeral I'he will he their registered at the Baranof fuesday, Nov be 11 t the home e f Mrs. Frank Mai n Glacier nk Georse was arrested yes- attend this meetin terday by Citv Police after he wa ¢ o ieg repcrted to have stoler pur FROM DILLINGHAM GET YOUR GUNS frem Lena Brown at a downtown| Mrs. Kenr Armstrox Dil- He was booked for theft and'.ingham is at f BEADY o Hunnng being Arrangemey re 3 » being made day by Police ) turn im ver t the Federal Season Is Here! We repair guns, reels, cameras rods, and There will be a wussless meeting binoculars the Cathol.e Datghters of Am- o“ IERNRESROALES] & IR oric on Tursday evenin at 8 T F s celock the " ‘Parish Hall. All DUE TO COLDS l)‘\“:\ JlJlA " members are urged to attend this ut “dos ,,\,‘-“,,‘.,,\,,“”,,, S [ neeting throat, chest xulv port Genter back at bedtime - with time-tested VAbonua COWBOY ORCHESTRA In their c¢nstumes appearing 730-t2 OLYMPIAN HIAWATHA 45 HOURS between SEATTLE and CHICAGO Enjoy a brand new kind of trs el on your Fall or Winter trip. Ride the Milwaukee | Roads's great OLYMPIAN H AWATHA— | America’s most talked-abon t train! This Speedliner offers reclining chair coaches, sensational Toura\ux sleepers and standard Pullmans. Thare's a strik- ing, diagonal-seating dininij car and the Tip Top Grill—a full car with snack sec- tion and cocktail lounge open to all pas- sengers. All cars air conditioned and you travel the scenic route across America. Also daily service to Chicz30 on the electrified COLUMBIAN. For reservations, ask your nearest Steamship Office, Travel Bureau, or R. E. 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Any horns with an odd point will be docked the length of that point. FOR THE MOST UNIFORM HORNS AND BEST T d RI * " " TROPHY—3 POINTS OR OVER. All horns must be from Alaska Black-Tailed Deer taken this season. Only the horns will be entered and they must be connected with bone and in their natural state. 3rd PRIZE. .. THE JUDGES WILL BE: JACK O'CONNOR, Fish and Wildlife Service MILO CLOUSE, Alaska Sportsmen's Assn. BUCK HARRIS, Registered Guide ——The awards will be made shortly after the hunting season and the decision of the Judges will be final. One set of antlers cannot win more than one prize. —These prizes are offered in the interest of good sportsmanship and good will. There are no strings attached. —All antlers will be on display at DARNELL’S Sport Center until the end of the season and will then be returned to their u\‘\ ners . - N N \ N N ) 3 POSEY A MODFL 70 — (‘!0 06) WINCHESTER RIFL A 30-30 WINCHESTER RIFLE WILL BE GIVEN A HAND-MADE HUNTING KNIFE WILL BE AWARBED FOR THE MOST UNUSUAL AND “FREAKISH” SET OF ANTLERS from Alaska Black-Tailed Deer bagged this season. 5 % P e e = S S §