The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 28, 1947, Page 3

l-RlDA\ ; .'\()\ I:MBl R ’8 I94/ THE DAILY ALAbk\ L PAGE THREE ‘MPIRE — JUNL | 'p D ¥ Al & entered, Taft will plunge into ] = Ay 1] T This would mean active cam- 1‘7'4 “ s paigning, because although Taft | 4 [N ackers say they think they can ! TEANKSGIVING \, , count on substantial support among of Dougla bserved (6' 1 Republicans, they have no ; i yast:rda ; Day, in the illusicns that they could win with- The following-are sc of foot- o ooy ball games played on sgiviy | o : or| B { a fig e Day ! ] . Slage Gels DIMAGGIO ... .- e i s v atally Injure Rutgers 27 Brown 20 B ORLO ROBERTSON I Aal 3 N : Jon ! rom One) (Continued from Page One) 2 * | Ag Edward V ¢ Tapani . 7 E ne M G Washington 40 PHILADELPHI 1 A Der { . In p A d ' Set for qu HONORED, . ' ‘ i Wi e, bt [New Yok Governor il be g2 Muhlenberg 57 s ! but{New York Go v will be pro- SEWARWL, alaska, Nov. 28.—@ ¥ shall 7 e bt . ted Into the Iilinols contest it Marshal Irvin Metcalf said ) 3 13; Albr 13 g L I maATordligiegE, Javer, | spparenily. depeuds that a soft shoulder on the ow "" Midwest ! At [ R R i 0L, SILON | RIPRIRELE on what SCratigembniliegi ey ROVl DNEE DS AN St. 1 14; Duquesne 13 day ? il b o o el | aileni R toward getting for the jeep accident in which We R > 13; Case 12 «\pmhu for ¢ et bedd . 1,000 a.a 1avorite 1ge Bernard Landrum, 37, of Moose _ ; 62: College 6. The Army bevs tir ) Taft previous: he did Pass, was injured fatally Tuesday Play.| ™ P) 38; Cincinnati 7 string of vi e e 10t intend ! primary The jeep went over a seve » vmed MOS' va|Ub|e 4 Ic‘y is 21; North Cen- 32 by Columt P ; : Ohio, May 4, where he embankment and turned over in college § 3 tral 0. (C« Jowl fray with a r 5 iy 2N needed solid support the shallow Kenai River Two 1 Texas { Bowl s punch : K s = Close S t d, howeves ! the nod Sugar for 1947 7 to victory the trays' first family: getitogethior : that i Rl 4 t o the Sugar South and Southwest : 3 ieir Tok s L is e = e Tilinois situation d I Show at New Orleans—but by & Mary 8: Richmond 0,|When Doc Blanch ! nilics ! « velopes to the point where Dewey Try the want-ads for bargains! orrow ni of the (By JOE REICHLE Virginia Tech 14 and Arnold Tucker e : ar’s Day pe are ¢ ¥ .YORK, N Altos | Niwbeics 6. Bresbytafian 0 I"—roamed th joh family we ed to be cast T A g . BT S Black Knights f1 he J rs of Ju 'k ¥ “ T 4 : rfie 1€ Davidson 20; Furman 6 WHife e 2 | W Wildbes i \ , Y he xas orns ch: n New York Yar South Carolina 6; Wake Forest 0 rile the s | 11 e | their two children ¢ ll. 7 ‘ victory over Texas A&M ye Jimmy Foxx, former |, Nor “‘ “‘\x State ‘H ta | 10E 'VISLGRY 'OWéh Dornell ang “@&iMe. ind Mrs Qeofge Hartiman. w ¥ (l‘ 0 een Y Lrought imediat he Philadelphia rooga 7 tie with Duke to show for their| A sreup of families, Allan tion to j in t i i Mo 3 jeht games, they are confident of|MacKenzics, Wm. Flints, Richard Bowl, the Crims Tide havi winners wher Soutinwesi scoring their first victory since 1943} SW wnd Floyd Jacobs all had accepted last Saturday he was nam most \ab Tex Texas A&M 13 over Earl Blaik's gold clad war-{2@ community dinner at the home Thus the stage for a;pjayer of ican Leaguc Arkansas Tulsa iors who have won four, lost two{of Wm. Fl An open house for ) two of Oklahaoms - ity t 35 W (Columbia and Notre Ds ur was held - at the in th eI orn MiohiEan it tied Ilinois and Pennsyl on home, with Harold Southwest rn con- ; : Ak 3 e P! Mayo co-hos r . DiMaggio comp Rockies and West points ,m \‘Iu‘ \«l h 40; Utah State 14 bout 25 frienc led. Later « s ns Hasd Birca I‘he NeVJ Bed Truck Of 1he ACME ¥ ? X mmittee of the Base rho State 25; Colorado Mines 0. 1 1 ‘Ki\‘i liul".utllv May( o - e oA : = : DISPOS AL SERVICE is now ! ball Writers Association of Amer Everett J. C. 1; Yakima J. C. 0. friend Miss Ann Kremer | tific ey are an Peter . L Layne and 'Bama’s Harr X Al 5 dinner Roma Midland, Pa se ¢ s of he np 31, Sand Po! . S Gilmer e L R e i s s oty KON NI ready fo help all of us keep Ga ”‘ l‘l ":’“‘”““‘ Williams, who gained the triple, Mon 41: Colorado A&M 17 e i & ll’ @ \‘1' ‘\u! the Debali, Al Juneau clean. YOU can now en]OY ‘ e crown by leading the league in bat-| Denver 26; Colora e day was a hile, the ali, Alaska Rose Bowl ar & . < & e it Wer 5 ver Company passenger ship, g as oppon-| NG (.343), runs batted in (114 Fresno State 21; San Jose State The schedul~¢ foothall 1 s gl o) : 7 T I . S 2 ! Sl bt e Bl b e B DEPENDABLE nts for the Cofton Bowl MM S| .uhs scored, total bases and bases| Pacitic Lutheran 37; Southern games during this wsekend and, BASKETBALL SRl LR SREed (n‘\::g.‘ ‘,“vl\.“]“x‘(.n nnv!\""‘\ xla;all\\ o b 201 votes to gain Orezon 21 (Pear Bowl) here are the scheduled clashe Ti of the coming b '\"\"’““ kst ot REGUL*’"{ S 4+ | the v -up sp as the sec- erville College 12; Fresno r basketb ason will be played off |,y g e . s 3 rd of major ests. | the runner-up spot. Tt was the sec Denali, praised the work of Chie Several u-.mff‘ the|ond time he finished second to Di- ) State* Jayvees 6. (Olive| Army vs. Navy at Philadelphia.|this evening in the Douglas school oyfjcey !'nfl;: l‘\:l“:'n“ulnki hi (u.vl:-)i dlsposal service. Sra“ any “me’ Gt kbl S : to! Maggio ! College vs. Holy Cross. |g with the first game o gpa, i bR ‘ e ¢ south tomorrow are expected to < 2 At 568 crew in their attempt to get ashore { | ity o the snohuitel Wil toun s ths Awayd s Handebws vs. N. Carolina State. the Douglas Alumni, vs. the Doug- g Eowl duslise, g e N riliAst . yearnmith TU' varas: TinTendd virginia. las High and the Juneau Catholic “They were lucky to. get/back to ACME DISPOSAL En ginia, Georgia-Georgia|second to DiMag in 1941. DiMag o( ey ames Grades vs. the Douglas Grades will ‘{he ship” the Captain said. “They 4 ppi-Mississippi State,!also wen in 1 Foxx gained the Hawail ’“‘”"“' were forced to turn back when the ma-Okla A&M, and in 1932 and '33 with the A8 HANSLY | Announcement was made this terrific swells and tide threaten- Rice-Baylor batt a clue | tics and in 1938 with the Red & The Kisolhiha, Fress) Nagre 8] Okl-'.‘\)]“‘m:‘-';‘_”_ merv'ng that the Douglas Schocl ed to smash the liferoat into the Telephone Jufleau 831 ahernoons ‘ No bowl Lids were take when ' & i TR Snter Rnzies With. bW e e a State. | christmas vacation will start on rock * k Penn met Cornell tadi-) The balloting for third place akso eensceutive triumphs over south- | Florida vs Tanna ‘Biats Vgt B ool PRACRRS -l and e_venmgs for rates and | tional Ivy League 1.)1iu\- ; a o by cne point with Lou|ern division teams in the Pacif Georgia vs. Georgia Tech ; ,‘,“,"“ ,‘, e 'w\\ 4 l‘f\] AHe 18 _cenels '\l'}\"f] ok PICk'UP SChedUIes- 1d_yesterday, 2 ;4 _ shortstop-manager of Ccast Hockey League, took a day| Mississippi vs. Mississippi State “’I' e ”'\_‘ “;”" el Bl Mhigat T mfited o Bhout three | ; d the inc 1e Cleveland Indians beating out|off today to plot a winning cam-| North Carolina vs. Virginia 1 Jenuar and January fourth of U. S. farms of producing their unbeaten Jce Page, the Yankees great left-|pajon inst the strong Fresyo Tennessee Vanderbilt season in ears they did| hanaed relief pitcher, 168 votes to| team tomorrow might SOUTHWEST ! i g ive ease. A crowd|167. George Kel, outstanding De-| The kagles defeated San Diego's| Rice vs. Baylor ! of 78,205 saw the Quakers steal the, trelt third baseman, was fifth With' skyhawks last night, 4-2, but had| SMU vs. TCU Ble = e shundarmalc peints and George McQuinh.|to come frcm behind to do it, a | Texas Tech vs. Hardin-Simmo; yers Btk Yankees ""”—*‘I‘” basement first three-goal spree in the final per- ROCKY MOUNTAIN | i s man was sixth with 77 points.|jod turning the trick. It wi 2| New Mexico vs. W. Texas State. | ot s Brown iod turning It was the| New Mexico vs. W. Texas Sta | o S S e rEETRR e cheduled. Wednesday WEST | ‘ " g; b weno. B sortlanders tro »d Los, St. Mary's vs. San Fi D, ot | deial 11MISSES SHANER, EDGAR Pectundait iroiReen nt bt o) | 3| £ An intersectional headed! 1 I h S 2 San Francis angles i Q o LA e S E HERE FROM CALIFORNIA Son Praneo g, L Loy eee e s ' 8 pf Y T . Q| 3 w Vread: Talhbd the southern division, and Tacoma ; ; =] m | 2 ilready tabbed| Miss oune Snaner has recently'and Vancouve b Geraoty TIDE TABLE . zi E LS 2 g; D Richmond 10ined the staff of the Winter and gian city . . g M | 1@ =l - | Con- C0ond Photo Studio. Miss Shaner,| 1n tne Portland victory last night | ® NOVEMBER: 1 = : 3 | 3 3@ : A " | whose home is in Pasadena, Calif.,' . o R ® High tide 2:29 am, 166 ft. ® . . 3 e R e b C em ference championst e larg- Leo Richards scored twice and = 2 3 | | 23 st crowd insthe State's footbgil{ 1. od in dknkau aBout two months| noyy ervigan onge, after. Pat Des-{$ EO% G068 VAR Thi i I ers ecelve g3 g B |eepeetreuio £ ARSI b W e L v\:i?mi\:x.\\ Ruth Edgar, also, Liens nad knocked one in the sec. | ® HiEh tide 14:09 pm. 199 £t o i 3 5 ] :- % o to see Virginia Military Institute|® S D PR it C0d peried, to out-shine the two- 3 Low tide 20:52 p.m L% 2 ® 2 | g2 4 o ‘oinia Tech 28-1 | et s 1 Employe 0 e0al San Diego gained ir 3 . g Q < D K : i Sig pune up (h€ Veteran's Administration, and fjl',‘l "1 77" Disgoignined In the | 3 Qo e orMiey 5. 50 5iis H 4 ) s ““\”"“‘;]"‘ 2 m"l:;“ R ]‘\';Qu»--}- Loth ghls plan to remain here in-| P Ry - | 8 8 R 8 5 29 since 1941, tuming back Tulsa 27-| JeTIEly ! CATHOLIC PARISH SOCIAL 2 i 11218 & 3 k& : CERr S T | Babylonian priests were the! And Card Party — Friday i \ 3 2 ka2 .‘g ins, champions of IN TOWN kankers of their day, charging in-'28—8 o'clock. adv. A : 2 | 7| - 4 2 i Bt B O doh Helen Beiyam and grandson of terest rates as high as 20 per-| - o - 3 Bl Q. O I eaton i the circuit by BOP2L are staying at the Baranof. |cent annually Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad I g P _T_‘_’_‘l o e < he Utah State Aggies e . : ; z 3 1 oA 40-14. The runner-up Denver CleUrmenflyrmenflprmenflprmenflmmenflyos ol if catoeifvarestif covodtf voveifvaredifvaf?] We believe that in the 1946-47 season, Lampson, Fraser E4 =l b Pioneers, clo: out -old & Huth, Inc., sold the largest quantity of Mink Pelts in g' g s ‘:'t’ g series \th (l,u](:(\\lu with a ZFmt{ the world. Certainly we obtained the season's RECORD H i a Zl 8 3 B olorado, x . . i o Q Bi; Scven for the Big Six, has l‘ ) PRICES for Standard Ranched Mink. Selecting the RIGHT Sail 3 | g & 9 S i Baste: - Trom “ad . futiive / nn”uncement 0i‘ marketing outlet is all-important — it determines your | # 2 = Z sports battles e success where it counts the most . . . in returns on your o e 2 | ®| The 1 has ee! 50 R . m o1 mi;éfi,,f“‘{fiqf i e N E w T A X l R A T F S investment of work ond money. We point to our leader- g o 3 o sors have moved their contests 4 ship as the reasons why you should sell your new crop l '; 9 B e ahead of the customary January 1 through us, "The World's Foremost Fur Selling § ¢ @ - : date, and yesterday saw a half- % A 5 35 H 3 % e o The Managements of Organization. Sy Xk 178 5 rarah 1 | Mo e West Chester Teachers (Pa.) de- Th Y ll c b c 3 g = [t feated Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 20- e e ow a ompany ' ’ 2 ® | 9 6 in the third annpal Burley Bowl i { | 2 game at Johnson City, ‘Tenn. be- Th R lBl c b c 1 F g H I . { | Z fore a crowd of 10000, The Corn e noyal piue L.ab Lompan Lampson, raser & [uth, Inc. & ¢ Bowl, a newcomer to th roster - ok 3 this year, drew 5,500 fans to Bloom- e acier La ompany i | & ington, 1L, to sce Southern Illin- ; u IK s‘r“s Fon 1947-48 SELLIIG i ]} ois beat North Central (Iil) 21-0. | 5 < > Pacific Luthoran College edged . are pleased to announce, effective immediately, ; Soutnern Oregon 27-21 in the Pear| 5 X i A : Bowl at Medford, Ore. The Little| the followmg taxi rates: SILVERBLU PASTEL - ALEUTIAN - WHITE X Z » = Rock Jaycees triumphed over the | ! ' . -,g = (,% .2 Coffeyvills Jaycees 31-7 in the| . 2 3 s AamSs Q o » m Gotice Bowt . Cotevule, Kanses To any point from any point ROYAL KOH-I-NUR - BLUFROST - MISC. MUTATIONS gag”iy At Lindsay, Calif., the Olive Bow sihi . . A 2 - < = saw Porterville College a 12-6 win- within Juneau: carrying from 5 & 29 8 o ner over the Fresno State Jaycees.| : : TANDARDS 4 e 9T 4 the Freerd 1 one fo five persons in the 00 g a P 2 | 4 m z CARD, SOCIAL PARTY same group . . . . , - lonfhne 3 | \© ° o Z ll- | e @ = TONIGHT, PARISH HA EXCEPT on trips to The NEXT AUCTION SALES DATES 5 .8 There will be a card party at ¢ - the Catholic Parish Hall, at 5th Union Oil VompanYl for Mink D“‘t‘:’“hcr 3rd 1 O | 4 H and Harris, this evemng at 8 A . Last rec g date — November 21st d o'clock. The public invited and Whl(;h the charge WIII Mink, including Glma Silver Fox, Color Phase Fox, Dec. 11th - — —— — —— — — - — there will be no admission charge. remain Last receiving date — December Ist " This social is being sponsored by : b B E Mutation Mink December 22nd the Catho! Daughters of Ameri- Last receiving date — December 2nd “Ew SHlPPl"G l“srn"cnons o Sk he Sokaie o Ghismipe The 50c fare, mentioned above, includes one way e o, e IS b o S B Lok 2 % £ - ! Atency. The balance of the value will be insured under our H j : u e Policy at no cost to ¥ i ipslaerfrom: . JELHGET. e T e et welon S il 10% of its value to the ® Exoress Alenrv‘.’ X .% emain unchanged witl espect o YELLOW CAB The Waynor Addition - Evergreen Hemlock and Hemlock Way (Signed) E. L. HALLOWAY LARRY BAHM JIM DEVINNEY The terms of our policies values (ransported by amy other means such as rai parcel post, or air express or freight. Parcel Post shipments must be insured with the Government for %30.00 per package and will be insured under our pelicies up to $10.600 ver package for Mink and up to $3,500 per package for other furs Your iucrchandise, while In our warehouse, wsainst fire and theft at our expense under general polic Prompt Day of our next d freight. will be in: terms of FUR SELLING . event of n transit or in our wa 151 West 30th Street NewYork,1. N.Y. Credit Jour'sccount with the amount reseived from the Insmrance . Jompany Be sure all pelts are thoroushly dry before shipping and pack carefully in order to avoid heating. Printed in U.R.A, )~ .