The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 1, 1947, Page 3

g g— ¢ MOI\DA\ DECEMBE Rl 1947 THE DAILY z\LASKA LMI’IRF _TUNEAU. ALASKA PAGE THREE ] — . - ] gret at leaving Fairbanks, he is " - ,! REFERE S "EEDED' delighted to be In Juneau, and he At Last { : ¥ and his family intend to settle ! (HANNE[ lEA here. In fact, Mr. and Mrs. Dunn : : | and 5-year old daughter Lynn flew Y UNTIED OH { FOOTBALL : e . i1 tiow a1ty household goods, and now all they ’—'—— T BASKETBALL GAMES » | Mding bt et need is a house Orecmulsion TN o ba yames pla 0 R i cause it goes B Junm the past woekend ¥inéad. "Ch A M IPTCY REF ' trouble to hel oosen and M d Gastineau Channel basket- BANKRUPTCY REFEREE rm laden phie m,.ndnldnnun b Letright gt Hom ¢ Hesperay oS, . iy {ball season is under way-—BUT - fesoome and heal raw, flam ou ight gitt om a sperate w Y nive: Ford + 1 ¥ & B ! Navy outfit. Myron Gerber's pass | bw ]‘, 5 [t is still a lack of officials Appointed by the Federal Judges famed ,l?:fi‘;c;}l‘:m“ oot you near his own goal line was —— : |k o ] 0; Moo [OF the heavy playing schedule that of the four Judiciary Districts Of g pottle of Creomulsion with the un= . 8 A T . b B oM = has teen mapped out for the tour- Alaska rney Stanley McCutch- ndi mmuuumn ntex ed by John Trent, rig ? eo: 1 .v»‘ \,mhA | Alaska, Attorney Stanley McCutch- derstanding you m! g b W B AL Dlmesi of Grid Camna'gns\‘ 1@ 0 nament. "Anyone who hi: done con of Anchorage hus accepied Juickly aleys the cough or you AE: e o e £ n and un- C End-Bow! | ; Irefereeing is asked to contact Les the job of Territorial Referee in VOAYe your money ] [l A ty wind swept the length t 1l teams tut little Mis- omes fo En oW | |Avrit, League Manager, at the Ju- Bankruptey. The part-time job CR ULS'O f the ficld from the south dur- souri Valley of Marshall, Mo., has (Omesh Afe Next | (;"““'}“"‘rh”{“‘fl“ -?‘»"‘I;']“‘ll Gk Py him $2400 annually and. ap- forCaughs ch',tCGH".nncfi'm a4 7 ! firs al it veered closed its books on another perfect 3 Yec sl 4 ir double-header f' wee pomtmrm is for six years i i E 5 fl: t6 6 Be kit s i | 30 Nor ., {two being played in Douglas and £l ‘ i : Lok i T, NC na 4 Juneau, the services of any | ] W od dn. eUnERYAE Sweiih The Vi T By WILL GRIMSLEY B8 feir R D ey 3 1 t about 4 el DAy of Eaasas fHtALNGW Yo Tieo. 1, Thepiibed| (WAl o Methodist, 1 'S and all referees will be appreciated IIIIIIlIIII"IIll||||||IIII|II|IIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIllIIIII|I||“I||I"||I|IIII| | < 2 o ) . pared ‘the 1947 coll foathl] e on 19, e opening doubleheadcr game ched, the sun W Thursday for their tenth Parsd 4 Ll 481 Oklahcma A&M 13; Oklahoma 21 s ialkvad tomisin \ By HAROLD CLAAS ur . e mercury plung of the year and their 30th 868son’ for moth balls today and| oo R SN 191 CIEAROMmS P et v 7 MUNICIPAL STADIUM. Phila- vy, given a chance by many ight—the longest present win- the fams, left limp by one of thel sippl 3. Bississippl 8. ‘[".":“m, '-‘J»;IM;- Li*m n delphia, Dec. 1—®— Elwyn (Rip) ©of the spectators, piled up 13 first teams, dizzlest of campaigns, began col-l ool FPR B8 SRR, Il R dplehe GliaRel an Rowan of Tennes personally downs to nine for the Army, but lock with Texas lecung »»‘;\’fld id - for bowl| - ohs 6 i “‘):‘L ‘\‘_ml "‘“ W chapcroned Army to & 21 fo 0 1 193 yards rushing and | the Mustangs Madness January 1 I~ Byior 6: Rice 34 ! & e s ' ory over Navy Saturday i rmy’s 280 \ the elite group and left only ‘There is only one genuine pulse Pesiis Bhate il ew e Lo et At bR Rl (SR REE Formery Star Bakery and Del’s Cafe of the two service schools - elevens 'still boasting all-con- Guickener left on u > [t et at.Was watohs e records. Ten of the teams Schedule—that’s Notre Dame’s en-| " \ioiioon siare 58: Hawaii 19 b g 3 > regular Seasc ounter h Southern California A v ARy i Truman and ve finished the regular season counter wit rn Alabama 21; Miami 6 " d N “an m Hockey Games 5o s & i Saiwdh "o ™ e fatame 20 3emi | PAN'S NEW DISTRICT ow Under New Manag The President, who tock his seat nnt rnl Notre Dame, Pepperdine handful of other remaining games ‘-- | S Fiilol e Ten e and Jacksonville (Al State are minor NAVY I.lE £ EXA | SALES MANAGER HERE - i B ¢ ey P 7 : 4 s still have to risk their, The unblemished Fighting Irish| (0 GE E MS | ? emanm wn minutel Here e i remil of ookey| 72D Bl < o e AT. FROM FAIRBANKS e Junour ¢ Dol yed over the weekend Bk g natiohal championship by making| T BE GlVEN AT SCHOOL 24 hours ever a there sec- AL S BOW“NG N tichiean|. The U. S. Navy College Training! B. Fred Dunn. Pan American's onds of f posts had i g e : Soadies A% pxamination will be given at the District Sales Manager for San Diego 5; Fresno 4 ] game New | H Dokl Mprosted: by AR e < ‘X“\“ Dr:‘\ Bowl game on New |y, equ High School, Room 1, next Juncau area, arrived here Sat- '”clud.'.'y su”days It was Army th' stralghtd Boseo 0. Toronto 0. (tis) ‘]jf‘_' woeks mow its been nip|SAturday morning at 9 o'clock. with his wife and daughter, > victory in the at started ) In the teiesraphic-teletype bowl-i 0% = : e isterad the exam are seven 'and this morning assumed his 57 years ago vy tean o ey MeL " saniil ‘imi'\l"'f,,\L.-“mu’“ ot and tuck between Notre Dume and| SRS 0% M0 S IS * Qllies"in the PAA offian Owned and Operated by challenged a pic eam : A cilian maid w -and Ketchikan, according ‘/: o ‘: \t:‘ 1“,‘ a N"”l ’\"\" ‘I"f"‘('\”_ These examinations are given by, Dunn has teen the District Traf- | Scurres 92 Yards New Haven 1 to pins, the local first team wal-, "‘”‘_‘ ;“!“[“‘ ”; S R [’1( the U Naval Examining Board Manager at Fairbanks for the . Rowan might be credited with the Tiianaols 1. (te) ) the Kistehfiiay Uitata, 'l Y OEOW SAUNGRY EUSHC B e | (MBI the offide Of the Buperin-|past year, Aud: prior to.that ocou- £ an Cadets second t lown, midway 2 v = members of the Juneau team bowl- ~ A ¥ tendent of Schools. These exam- the same position at White- 87 ; St. Louis 2 . o But regardliess of what occurs the 73 Y _ . through r B B vence & Badinanaid o ing over 500. The Ketchikan sec- ! 5 inations, which are similar to thos for three and a half years : ] rovidencs 8; Springfield’ 6 . oo Test of the way, the 1947 season | ..o . g ¢ . burst ove tackle: - g oo 7 philadelphta & onds won over the Juneau seconds il O bhe Wab, the 197 M lgiven by the College Entrance in Whitehorse he worked and went the entire dist P i 3 any league are bY the narrow margin of four 2WedY goes into the books asfpsary require three hours to com- Doug McKenzie, formerly of L e @ No a.l;n.‘\ in .n“ eague are i jone crammed with surprises oilth. Juneau office, and now Dis A cou le Oi G I’s WhO have come ‘0 2l B \eduled for tonigh R g Ju 8 s~ o after scrimmage for iy Here are the scores AU WES A O AR S A0, Ui -oe Traffic Manager at PAA's p tet Etonbiny JUNEAU ELKS conqueratle for three seasons, lose Manila station. l k h lk 3 h J e Ok e SRR IR o games and e wo and chen JANNE AU CITY BAND Dunn has resided in the North Alaska because we like it here ar fagerup {roar back fer one mag cent af- s , S T @ B Pty E P L DRACTICE THURSDAY oo s 33 be creglited to Rowan. After T S 514 o il \) ] m”m‘x Ay “ on bLoats operated by the in's fumble o » Cadet 46, Row- games played Sunday, re- CETCHIE JLKS | Wester or ce, Sor o R e Kt ‘ulm o5 [“(“"\"“" o ows v ik 527 {Cal to supremacy on the West 1 F““_'['I‘MLII e “lflkl M:fm i is a good Kiwanian, belong L""c"zs_s i Ini h lA“ .“n an made 1 s in two trie % i 52 lotass v a athriea el i - uts b Thursday. Was hanksgivin, s a good i 5 8- Army moved slowly to the 19 (‘1“\3“'““‘7 13 Hagler 510 e i % s “1““'1‘;3.‘}:0’":‘ DR and 6 holday. the ' Jineau to the club in Fairbanks and pecial Dishes a . from where the same -pound “hicago 7. vin 530 s ¢ : G e City Band will again practice Serving as Kiwanis President at ; o Neetiit otball League, " ses at Pasadena e ; sk ard st e tomes o B K3 el vengue, 1 B (oot pumamn G pd vl S e SIS SN SR 322 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET substitute end, for the Siiiuth 4| oRm 547 2588 . ihan the exception in emerg-| Grade,School suditorium the Chamber of Commerce Final 'Touchdow g by ; : 7| Dircctor Alfred Ventur desires a N Fairbanks. o 35: Chicago Cardin- s & Vi, ing as sectional champions 5 g Save shlbe Mis 1 WL T e Aol 111111 QL e o Washington 24 le)nvu.x 47; tlittle Mississippi rode to the title tions for the coming concert will L COMING QUTSIBE? 30; Los Angeles 507 icrest behind passing Charley Con- B¢ Put in """“‘“‘-““b" \ s x P Several new members have lately e . S ferly and snagging Barney Poole| Sev i LET ?}SS xmfl Y@.% Arizona College ”‘ 4 5.',0 . by beating Mississippi State. Mis-|joined the organization and th Emithberg 2 sippi will play TCU in Memphis bABd is being recruited rapidly and A HOME 1N Sibsis Kedormcan sscoNps el il S T8 e vt B > Northern Tl 0. Maloca ity Southern Methodist, dllhuuL{h"‘ ween 30 and 35 "““k“““" ;“”‘ SEATT&E. V\ st Texas State 28; New Mex- ol 434 tied in its final game , TCu, sicians of the city at the lirst EXsmL 5 | surprised by beating out Texas and|Public appearance / (Texas) 73; Mexico City LlZSte o oagg Rice in the wide-open S 2)11”:']‘!*{:!\ T | Dant: Is i 1 280 onference. SMU phx“ Penn g A ¢ 5 SIZE San Diego State -19;.Santa Bar- in the Cotton Bow!. William and L bt Blate 0 [bR'[ BRADFORD HERE Mury oudistanced favored - North ; bia 2 ¢ >eo . /olina in the Southern PICTURES and DETAILS WITH STANDARD 0"_ \© “surprise” theme prevailed SENT BY \lR'\l AIL down through the last big BETA SIGMA PHIIS - Saturday SPECIAL SERVICE TN MEET G. c. cut) Bradiord, wife and “ooroig Vech, slated for the| Wra E’ MoDonald are temporarily Suaving A% ome. Kansas, edged past Georgia, and| Hal Hughes ThurB\\.l‘q'u(- a ;1 m: nh('('lmg 'n;:q\::ng_lU:x:x}z{lfi‘y;:ilk:x; tgex‘,m( NS Kansas overwhelmed Arizona N EXT 5 i ol of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority on ferred from.Ketcl 4 Alabama, wRich has a e Tyesday, December 2, in the Gold neau branch of the Standard Ol p o et b Fo ShgSERE s Room of the Baranof Hotel. Cul- Company. He is a former well- jo 0 5poo oyt A SAILING - B ! tural program led by Mrs. George known young mx?n uf‘ Ju‘nn‘\u “1”“» ing in triumphing over Miuml‘ Queen Clty eaily Kubns, Miss Frances Paul, Miss son of Z. M. 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