The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 19, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO EVERYBODY is talking ahout THIS coat! Just RIGHT for Alasita Weather -Winter weight nent of the new .. You'll , warm, and stylish D) in an as; nable colors . this mid-we Sizes.. 1010 16's $49.530 in Special Behrends’ k offering. Price includes a neat and comfortable HOOD in MATCHING 100% WOOL FABRIC ll R M Behrends Co | QUALITY SINCE /887 | OSCAR SALENGER NEW PRESIDENT OF SOLONS PLAYER DRAFTING Association, called up two players apiece. Gevrge Trautman, resident of the | | Netional Asscclation of Professional | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA BOWLING ¥ ¥ jgan has a chance to become t Parsons Electric retains the lead A | tirst Big Nine team in modern grid- in the Tuesday Night Classici NEW HAV Conn., Nov. 19.— |iron history |u_Aim.\h the season league now bowling on the Elks ussia wants to compete next with a total cfiensive average of Alleys, although they S;o;t thr 3 in the Olympic games, says 400 or mcre yards per game from out of four points to Sicks Re Robert J. H. Kiphuth, Yale's Di- rushing and passing jers. The Triangle Inn still holds| reetor of Athletics and head U. S.| The Wolverines, in waxing Wis- firmly to the cellar position Olympic swimming coach, provid- consin, 40-6 last \uok.} again Here are the bowling scores made . umed the top rung in Natio last night: 3 2 Kiphuth told the Junior Chamber Ccllegiate Athletic Bureau statisti- JUNEAU FLORISTS of ibiminence heve thet Russis had rankings for total offense, after Handicap 183! apolied for the first time \ding a week in second place | R. Jajoie 515 to ccmpete in the Ol 1ind Detroit's Titans, /ho traded D. Baker 500 there are certain restrictions pesitions this week J. Whittier ‘4’6'9 He identified these ulations n bettered its per-game M. Jaceko 374 and conditions” as requests that ave now listed at 408 yards W. King 482 2523 plcaan be made ar as against 406.7 last week. 4 HENNINGS guaga of the Only ten teams have gone through Handicep 228 | Sian be place o 1 on with a 400-or-better mark J. Werner 448 | Olympic gove y rd, and that'in the last five years—Georgia, E Davlin 465 ! yepresentatives of all Fascist comn- | Tulsa twice, Boston College, Notre o MaEpR il {tribs be cxcluded from the games.|Dame twice, Army twice, Alabama S. Smith 539 | L PP |end Oklahoma A&M I. Henning 49¢ 2610 | D - PARSONS ELECTRIC WAISGN pcllED §"BlG GAME" GRID g 129 I w " ASLINEMANFOR | Parsons 487 { PRESENT WEEK e Stewart % & T Fr A BERKELEY, Calif., Nov. 19.—(® Riendeau 464 2564 ;v Jov. 19.—M—Joe . W ¥ Hav. 30 ¢! _Coach Lynn O. (Pappy) Waldorf SICK'S RAINIERS SRR s e appy Ja Handicap 37 st S2vs he doesn't hold with those B. Ray 497 e A uthwest | ¢ioht-to-one odds favoring his Cali- B 05 Cor " hristl ”J(;x»xn.: Bears to deieat Stanford in EarL Forsythe 522 > > TootHall 1ine. ::li big game” at Palo Alto Satur . Simmons 464 week in the Associated |* o C. Nordenson 475 2622 week in the Assoclated| “.py pe happy,” he sald, “if we £ caalliniy % Tty 1 win it by a single point.” YELLOW CAB ‘,‘: e T reasons: Stanford has a good game against e 2 P B . ng attack, fast blocks a: ;‘“;\‘d“(‘g‘}f’e o A ggies. His biocking in of- “fi“ W Camih ‘\1'711;” l:;m,: ek fiin i ¢ u;\(] }1‘,,_0 ‘;';,(f;‘:\'v,,‘ .A’jfmvx]:: over, it's a traditional game steeped d Forsy i uzZZNE- in old rivalry. ?l E’]‘:;";h i :2; | Scouts for Texas and Texas Christ- | ie. 3 £ 4 Em‘b";‘f“" P 497 g557/1a0 exbressed the opinion he is the O RIANGLE TN . '|best lineman they have seen this SEAT“.E 'RONMEN Hantsica 01 YeRr 3 Rt i i 20117 atson is the fifth lineman and P Bohmitz . 433 | third center to be honored this fall. SNAP IN 3 GOAI-S H. Sturrock 418 The others: Jay Rhodemyre, Ken W. Eddy 169 y center; Bill Swiacki, Colum FVE l" ]' 3. B 197 Ba1 end; Bobby Davis, Georgia L h tackle; and Chuck Bednarik DARNELL'S Penn' center. i (By The Associated Press) Handicap fs9| Three west coast ends drew men-| pe Seattle Ironmen, standout E. Hagerup 497 tion —Washington's Dick Hagen,|team of the Pacific Coast Hockey K. Bayers 472 lucLA's Bill Clements, and Oregon’s 'y eague, rallied in the last five min- G. Stevens 524 | Dan Go Ed Chrobo, Oregon|yies to deieat Portland 7 to 5 last L. Holmquist 408 guard, garnered additional praise njont and -push their winning A. Burke 514 2604 and Bob Levenhagen, Washington | yeqak to eight straight. * SIGNAL CORPS guard, drew belated mention for| rhe Ircnmen snapped in three Handicap 456 his previcus week’s efforts against|goa)s in five minutes of the third M. Gormley 468 i Calitornia. Afl broken arm kept h_‘““nencd after the Eagles had scored A. Gear 345 |from last S: s game With | theirs in the second and continued E. Rodenberg . 440 - JUCLA. | their drive with two goals early in M. Sodini L L g AR iy e {the third to take a brief 5 to 4 C. Telquist 430 2604] Three U. S. forest Service offi-|lead TS T T T clals returned here yesterday af-; Seattie had started with a rush RUSSIA WANTS INON ternoon on board the Ranger | | MICHIGAN IS 'HEADING FOR GRID RECORD VI piling in four goals while turning |from an inspection trip of timber|back all Eagle efforts in the first rame. The victory gave the Ironmen a A. W. Blacker- |tctal of 12 wins for the season with ion Supervisor; |only two lost and one tie lor 25 Ranger. They were accompanied by} In the only other game last night, lyde Maycock, Sitka District Ran- {the travel weary Tacoma Rockets | COLUMBUS, 0. Nov. 19.—®— | piltnt B e o minote) an-| MARTHA SOCIETY BAZAAR SACRAMENTO, Noy. 19—(#—Os- f::";',,"“” Association Clubs were| ooy vhogratt call last night. | 0 (2% g0 (Y RAag Sewing £ G Ll 4 i the Sitks area. They ar Salenger, new majority owner | reesf spenders in the anpual|no S plver o' Giken from a talip | Cono). Bo0dies, Efeetng Cardsil ¥ o o les G, Burdick, Assistant of Bheramienito. Solons af . the | Srach by top minor leagues, () o MR TIE S A | Fish Pond—Girl Scout Booth. Des- | W'® “hares AR 2 o Pacitic Coast League flew to Los £rabbing 10 of the 18 players for ASARIICH, | sert. —adv. TS(-lH?R. ihnal. deox Angeles last night after being elect- | Which triple A teams paid between e H ;b",' /\dl/mml ¥ !31\ o i ed President at the ~ual stock- $3.500 to $6500 apiece HAVE DESSERT AT RIpROY, THAT 42 g4 1 1/ | 204 Laugy, Zach, Juneay LYsret|pants holders election However, Hollywood of the Paci- Martha Society Bazaar Nov. 21—| One happy deer hunt awoke | He will confer w.h Clarence fic Coast League drafted the most (10 p.m. Sewing, candy, goodies,| cne morning last week very unhap- | ger whe Wwill spend two weeks in |came threugh with a pair of goals Rowland, President of the Pacific three. Louisville, Minnea- |Er€eting cards, fish pond, Girlipy. He had hung his deer up for;the Juneau office. Clarence Wittan-|in the final minutes of the third Coast League, tomorrow. Scout booth. —adv. 73842 the night and when he awoke on|en is skipper of the boat FREE MEASURING SPOONS! ... NEW, better 5-spoon; set of gay, plostic measuring spoons. SEND NO MONEY! Just clip word “Centennial” from a sack of Centennial Peach Blossom Cake Flour, write "Measuring Spoons” and your nome ond address on bock of dipping. Mail fo Centennial, 340 Central Building, Seattle 4, Washington. poiis and Indianapolis, all of the MOIST, FINE TEXTURE . . . Cen- tennial's softer wheat flour prevents “trapped"” air pockets, means fine grain, prevents cake dryness. JARANCE. . . Centennial cakes are tall, gently rounded, free from humps and cracks. Reason: Cen- tennial is a softer cake flour. VELVETY, MOIST CRUMB Centennial cake "cutting crumbs™ are moist and velvety in the fingers. It's a sign of a good cak SMOOTH, EVEN GRAIN. tennial's softer wheat flour aids baking powder to work evenly. No A,. FLAVOR . . . 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In its place was a $20 bill and a note which said “Kilroy' was here.” o S Y SOROPTIMIST CLUB Lunchecn meeting at Thursday noon. PAUSE FOR A COKE HELPS ANYONE T0 ~ GET THINGS DONE DRINK PLEASE retun empty bottles promptly BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY+OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JUNEAU COLD STORAGE COMPANY © 1947 The C-C Co, | period to stop the Fresno Falcons, 4 to 2, at Fresno. Tacoma scored twice in the open- Baranof | ing period. Fregno got both their —adv.738t1 | counters in the second. Both teams had an off night, playing badly and the game was ragged through- out. - e GOODIE SALE Ncv. 21—7 to 10 p.m. Presbyter- ian Church. Sewing, candy, greet- ing cards, fish pond, Girl Scout Booth. Dessert. —adv. 738-t2 e FROM NEW JERSEY Alice Hagen of Flemmington, N. J., is staying at the Baranof. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1947 W=A=-N-T A-D-S [ vy 'MURPHY & MURPHY }BEST NEIGHBORHOOD — 3 bed- rcoms—good level lot—furnished washing machine, | CAFE—cne person can handle- | price reasonable, location excel- | lent. | | SEVFRAL HOMES Auk Bay up to| 3 acres land. ; | $3.000 TAKES 2 bedroom home | compietely furnished—Gilacier Hi- | way. Selling, illness. | 3 BEDROOM home—cement base- ment, furnished, Marine view. BEDROOM home—Douglas, well | furn. Large cement basement—2 | large lots, all newly decorated, | Rock-wool insulation. Garage— | | furnace, etc. | PETERSON HOME, Glacier high- way—patented land, goed house, cement basement. Terms. 1 DECKER BLDG, Terms—Good in- vestment. MURPHY & MURPHY | REALTORS-—-ACCOUNTANTS | | Phone 676 over First National Bank | { i1 Joamn | FORRENT refrigerator. |3 GARAGE, warehouse or shop, size 24 x 70 ft. No. 70 Willoughby | Ave. next to Cole's Barn. Ph.| Blue 275. 737-tf SINGLE sieeping room with pri-| vate entrance, Call Red 462. 737-t6 FRONT STEAM neated room for' gentleman. Green 4l1u. 735-t1 NICE CLEAN steam heated Tooms, also steam baths. Scandinavian Rcoms, 736-t1 | GARAGE FOR RENT. Ph. 513. i 73641 RENT a SALECT-O-RAY SUN- LAMP for better health. $10 De- posit; Rent $5 a month, may be | applied on purchase price. PAR- SONS ELECTRIC COMPANY. 727-tf RNISHED ROOMS, near busi- - | ness section, 326 2nd St. Phone| Black 354. 723-tf ROOMS FOR RENI. Down town location. Inquire at Darnell's. | 657-t1. CLEAN steamheated rooms, clean beds. 315 Gold St. 656-t1 ROOM-—kitchen privileges — Home | Hotel. Phone 886. | NICE CLEAN ROOMS, by day or week. Colonial Hotel. Ph. 187. | FOR SALE 12 in. BLOCK WOOD and 2 It fire place wood. Ph. Green 450. y 737~ 1mo. | | | LARGE OIL heating stove, Norge, practically new also portable| typewriter, 226 Willoughby Ave.! 37-t3 | 1635 DODGE COUPE—good motor | —goodtires—$400. 1109 C St. ) 737-t3 ~ FOR SALE JUKE BOX, oil heater, Sanitary cot, Miscellaneous household items. Ph. 627 738-16 2 BEDSIDE tables, 7 x 91¢ rug, Brussel sweeper, 19 Channel apt. 738-t2 PEKINESE pups, white male $100. Spotted female $50. Black faced buff male $50. Black faced fe- male $50. Ph. 399 or call Joe George at George Bros. Liquor Store. 38-tf COMPLETE BED, 2 cots, with pad and quilt, radio, ironing board, new cabinet - shower, Pacific oil range, chairs. Call Douglas 32-1 lecg-1 short. 736-13 $500 CASH takes 12 x 24 house on skids. Well built, insulated. Ph. 672 before 5. PO Box 2839. 738- t3 1940 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, engine gocd, body sad, 10 h.p. Evinrude outboard, 3 h.p. F.restone out- board, 1-3 hp. Electric Paint spray outfit complete. Ph. Green 737-t3 WINCHESTER 405 model 1895 in geed condition $100. PO Box 343, Juneau, 737-t3 DOUBLE WOODEN bedstead, wal- nut finish, coil springs and cotton mattress $15. Dining set, modern style walnut finish $45, includes table 34-48 with 10 inch exten- tion leai, 4 matching chairs and 1 arm chair with upholstered seats in blue leatherette. Ph. Blk. 246, 737-tf CHARTER BOAT “M. V. Takan” packing towing, or what have you Ph. Douglas Boat Shop, Douglas. Call at 1st float, Small Beat Harbor. 736-t6 WEITE JERSEY formal size 10. Worn once. Ph. Green 830. 736-t3 e o o o o :c= e e o ° . ® 2 BEDROOM furnshed house e . 1’2 mi. Glacier Hiway. e ® ,Electric kitchen, full base- o ® ment, automatic hot water e . Price $5,850. Ph. 035 ring 5. ° 736-tf ® . . v © e o o 9o o o o 1933 HUDSON COUPE newly and completely overhauled, fair rub- . Bargain, $275. Ph. Blue 379. 136-t4 SKIIS, RADIOS, motors, genera- tors, overcoats, electric irons, toasters, card tables and bicycles. SECONDHAND STORE. 317 S. Firanklin. 736-t3 PLUM PUDDING — None other than Mrs. Guerin’s $1 per Ib. Holy Trinity Parish Hall. 1733-t3 32 ft. TROLLER “Relief”, 75 h.p. Chrysler. Complete with gear, $5,000. Mrs. E. M. Felton, Hoonah, Alaska. 733-tf BEAUTIFUL Green Lawson type sofa. Custem built by Sloans of Beverley Hills, sacrifice. Ph. 676. 737-t5 ENCYCLOPEDIA Britannica: You can get Junior and Senior Bri- tannica in time for Xmas. An ideal gift for the whole family. Drop a card to PO Bx 766.a bond- ed representutive will call at your home or office. 737-t5 “TACORA” 38 {t.; rebuilt, new en- gine. Ph. Green 464. 37-t3 The Case of ihe Rationed Patient NOBODY understands Dr. X who rations his medicine no matter how badly his patients need it. Yet some people give their property invest- ment only a fraction of the insurance protection it needs. Den’t YOU be that fool- ish. Call on Shattueck Agency . Seward Street Juneau Phone 249 FOR QUICK SALE—Pre-war wood- | men saws, axes, rubber hip and| knee hoots, shoepacs, etc.,, cheap. Phone Douglas 143. T37-t3 | AR I T A | | WANTED ‘ WILL HELP COOK setve and clean | up dinner parties, PO Box 2885. | | 738-t3 | | SALESMEN CALLING on taverns, gas stations, billiard parlors, res- taurants, handle cur fast moving proiitable line of punch boards, | | money boards and merchandlsei deals direct, from factory at; wholesale prices. Liberal comm.} Write or wire for full informa-, tion. GREAT LAKES PRODUCTS | CO., 7364 N. Greenview, Chicago | 26, Il 737-12 EXPERIENCED Secretary Must be| permanent. Excellent salary forj right party. Call in person, Room 204 Federal Bldg. 737-ti; | DISABLED VETERAN urgently needs steady employment, capable of deoing anywuding that the Job calls for. Please call Green 212/ for appointment. Ask for Don R.| Dotson. 737-t1 ) “SUNSHINE LINE” Christmas cards, gift wrap, greeting cards for all' occasions, Scripture and nen-seripture. Ph. 175, 732-t6 FURNISHED HOUSE with 20 x 50 Quonset hut on a double lot. In- | quire 82¢ W 9th St. 732-tf UNIMPROVED lot 42 miles on |} Glacier Hiway; 100 ft. frontage, easy approach from hiway. Priced for quick sale. Ph. 035-5rings. 132-t1 INCOME PROPERTY, 3 apar ments, completely furnished, elec- tric stoves, steam heated, cement basement, newly painted, excel- lent condition, centrally located reasonaviy priced. Phone Blue 163 § afternoons or evenings for ap- pointment. 731-t12 1 RENELL Cruiser No. 31E998, 18 ft. long 5% ft. x 18in. Nightcall } Black 669, day call 877. 728-tlmo PIANOS FOR RENT or SALE. Waurlitzer Piano Alaska Dealer. Ph. 143 Anderson Piano Shop, 124 W 3rd. 713-tf FOR SALE—Thice nouses and lot houses in good condition and aes! location. Inquire Trevor Davis Box 57¢ Juneau 472-t MISCELLANEOUS WINTER & POND CO,, Inc Complete Potographic Supplies Developng — Printing — Enlarging Artists’ Paints and Materials Photographic Christmas Cards AVON PRODUCTS representadive. Phone Black 475. P.O. Box 7ti. 656-t1 BEAUTY SHOP. Permanents, ete. Violet Seaberg, Green 483. HEMSTITCHING and Button Making. Black 510. 137-1mo. | ol T T el e \ MAN DESIRES full or part time position as Stenographer, Clerk or stenographic typist. Ph. Red: 608. 736-t6 KIRSTEN'S Dcauty Shop, Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing in permanents. Open evenings by appointment. T14-t1) GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up, Lola’s Beauty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker Way. 636-t1 FISH IN OUR POND Nov. 21—7 to 10 p.m. Presbyter- ian Church. Fancy work. Candy, Goodies, Gresting Cards, Girl Scout Bocfh. Dessert. —adv. 738-t2