The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 31, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO flip the passe | After a season in which all the b colle te records for completing |department when they collide with, ot ward passes were only natural that the most high pow- lucrative Bowl assignments. By AUSTIN SEALMEAR | Unless they are mnobbled with EW YORK, I v bad weatner, an extra good the Bowl or both, it is highly prob- the Gilmers, Laynes and outshine the fellows only way to is to carry it down s will the ball field addition to th the In assortment of z or any, season. Its refreshing THREE FEATHERS . . . will bring you more enjoyment thi smoothness . . . its delightful flavor . . . is winning new friends every day. As a holiday gift, too, THREE FEATHERS always makes ous base for countless mixed drinks. a hit: a deli You give pleasure when you give . i 3 THE AMERICAN s pAR EXCELLENCE EX-185-REV (established hurlers, most of whom |could cap a brilliant season with |one more display of aerial wiz- |ardry, there is always the possi | bility that some obscure fourth- string sub might steal the show as | Scuthern California’s Doyle Nave did against Duke in the 1939 | Rose Bowl fray. Michigan’s favored ~ Wolverines !may be handicapped in the aerial Southern Cal in the Rose Bowl |at Pasadena, Calif., tomorrow, if All-Am Bob Chappuis, their prir pitcher, fails to recover fully from a practice injury receiv- ed this week. The most brilliant display of aer- ial fireworks may be touched off in the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans | when Texas and Bobby Layne hook up with Alabama and Harry Gilmer. Penn State, which depended al- most entirely upon a running game ior the perfect record it will carry intoc the Cotton Bowl at Dallas, s, may discover that the cond best passer on the Southern Methodist team it takes tomorrow. >———— BETS EAST BEATS WEST SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.—® —A forecast for scattered showers may revise the odds for the 23rd annual East-West football game | here tomorrow, but can't touch the sure thing held by hundreds of crippled children. The 60,000 seats of Kezar Sta- dium have been long sold, with all profits from the classic arrary of college stars going to the Shrine Hospital for Crippied Children. Local odds favored the East 2% to 1, but the possibility of rain and the long history of upsets in this hard-to-predict game made the figure look good to the backers of the West team. Probable West team starters in- | clude: QB—Lt ‘Washington LG—Paul Evensen, Oregon State. RE—Gail Bruce, Washington. e e——— SUN VALLEY, Idaho, Dec. 31.— (#—Their ability to push ahead in cross-country racing gave slick slat artists from New England’s Middle- bury College the commanding posi- tion today as Sun Valley’s annual intercollegiate ski meet headed in- to its final event. Only jumping competition re- mained to wind up the four-day tourney on Arnie Weinmeister, of | | All-y‘ jca Doak Walker is merely IMPERIALS BEAT | STARR HILL IN | OVERTIME GAME was by far the best | basketball game of this season, the i | In what undefeated Imperial squad of the League defeated the Starr Hill All-Stars in an overtime con- | test 42-38 before a capacity crowd in the Juneau High School gym last night. It was a nip and tuck contest all the way, neither team being able to get more than ta few points ahead of one another. Herb Mead started scoring for | the Starr Hill squad and it look- led like the Starr Hill team was on its way, but before the quart- |er ended Denny Merritt swished a couple of his famous shots and the Imperial squad took over the lead 10-9. Second Quarier In the second quarter, the Starr Hill team fought back desperately with Hogins, Aase and Mead hit- { ting the basket, while the Imperial !spurkplug and mainstay, Tommy | Powers, connected with a couple |of his hok shots w keep the Im- Ipcrinl team in the game, the half lendlng 17-16 in favor of Starr | hill, Third Quarter The fighting Starrs came back strong in the third quarter and were able to take a four point lead, the score reading 27-23 most- ly through the efforts of Jack O'Connor and Aase, who made two of his three baskets in this quarter. For the Imperials it was Pasquan and McDonald hitting the hoop at one and two baskets respectively. Last Quarter With the beginning of the last quarter it was do or die basketball, both teams realizing it was a fight to the finish. First one team scored a basket, then the other re- taliated, never more than two points separating the two teams. The Starr Hill team was hard hit |when Scott and Aase fouled out with minutes to go. Mead and Pasquan tied the score for their respective squads several times in the last minutes of play. Finally Mead was fouled under the basket |attemping a lay-in shot and he |was able to make one of his |free throws, carrying his team in- {to the overtime period with a| 36- {36 tie. “ With the beginning of the over- time, Les Hogins made a beauti- ful shot from the side, giving the Starr Hill squad a temporary lead o1 38-36, but Jim Nielsen and Tom- my Powers came back for the Im- perial team, scoring one and ftWwo baskets respectively, the game end- ling 42-38 in favor of the Im- perial team. High-point honors of the eve- |ning went to Herb Mead with a total of 15 markers to his credit. — ., DAY NURSERY | For the Imperi: Pasquan scored | At Governor's Mansion will be 12 followed closely by Tommy reopencd Monday, January 5. 72 3t Powers with 10 and McDonald with 000X XS X D | The Summary @ §' Imperials PG FT. IP 9 ) Merritt $ Lokt 9 /5 Pasquan 5 212 / ¢ | Powers RO 2 ; ! McDonald & a0 ) Nielsen 1 318 9 4 Nielsen, Ed 0 40 Wip ;,’ » Vuille 0 0 0 @ DON'T FORGET - - - 4| Totals 17 88 9 ™ ;T ) Q ; = 2 NEW YEARS EVE f Starr Hil¥ FG FT TP 9 i ) Scott 1.0 %3 { at the ) Aase 3. 0 }i8 ) NEW YORK TAVERN e 2l e 9 b Thibodeau CRRI T 4 First Drink On The House Hogins 201 % 4 O’Connor 3 0 6 4 After 6:00 P. M.! . Dapcevich ... 9. 0l b $ Totals . 15 8 38 ;/’ —_— — ) Referees: Morgan and Hildre; /: ) Scorer: Eide; Timekeeper: Shaw. 9 Mr. and Mrs. George Salo thank their old and 5 : wey o s | /f 4 i It wili pay y.u 10 stop Home j, new patrons for their patronage during 3eautiful. 55 tf | 9 §§ the last year and hope to see all their 41 i ’ ;; old and new friends in 1948. 4 9 Rear Seat Heating System PHONE 7 === DOUBLE *~= 7 ENJOY WARMTH AND COMFORT Exclusively in "' The Packard Clippers” "Ask the Folks Who Ride With" THE ALASKAN CAB CO. The Finest Cars and Service in Juneau. PHONE Out of the | Picture.. EV ERY DAY FIRE brings death to twenty- seven more people . . . de- stroys hundreds of thou- sands of dollars’ worth of property. 4 . Join the nation - wide crusade against Fire to- day AND, to be safe from financial loss to Fire, call on us for insurance pro- tection. Shattpek | Agency Seward Street Juneau Phone 249 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA BASKETBALL Here are results of basketball games played last night Oregon 61; Kansas 53. Oregon State 63; Californla &7. Gonzaga 48; Eastern Washing- ton 43 Pacific Lutheran 40; British Co- lumbia 39 New York 64; Temple 41 St. Johns (Brooklyn) 49; Utah 44 . Missouri 51, Buffalo 50. Nevada 63; Nebraska 58. Iowa State 47; Michigan 41 In the Sugar Bowl at New Or- leans: Holy Cross 56, Nortk ' line State 51 (overtime); and Tu- lane 49: Oklahoma 32 All-College tournament Ok homa ty: Oklahoma A Baylor 21 (semi-finals); Tex: 0, Alabama 31 (semi-finals); Wyo- ming 55; Hamline 42 (consolation) Los Angeles Imvitational: Mar- shall (Huntington, W. Va.) 46, S == fir) B 'A'ND racuse 44 (title); Idaho 42, Brig Iw—' (third) Young 41 " FIGHT DOPE One fight weight c of Har d. rice (Lefty) Lachance, 134! Lisbon, Maine, in the eighth 2 ten round non-title bout SO0TIUR 1 's of Juncau Post No. | 4, The American Legion, Depart- | ment of Alaska, at its regular meet- ing on January 26, 1948, will vote »n a proposal to authorize the Le- Building Assoclation to grant portion of Lot $3600 tak Block No. 4, approximately t by one hundred feet in| ACROSS Bridge, a 2-room house rion n easement thre dimer First Last publication, Jan. 16, - Empire Wantads ror Best Results 2-BEDROOM home, near business lasi willie Pep stepped Ma 1947, 1948. "AltHeid BEER I | 3y lHH DANCE The 0id Year Out.... Greet the Dawn of 1548 EAGLES’ HALL Pou glas TONIGHT---9:00 o'Clock Until Tomorrow Morn' == New Year's Day -- (LIPPERNOW Inside and Outside Alaska Big savingfi by Flying Clipper! . night as follow: at Manchester, N. H, feather- MURPHY mpicn Conn., 132, "| LOST AND FOUND BARGAIN FARE From JUNEAU | ROUND TRF | SAVING To SEATTLE $9500 | $4000 WHITEHORSE, Y. T. 25.00 7.40 FAIRBANKS - " 7500 33.00 NOME " 120,00 54.60 (Bargain tickets good up o 30 days for round trip and stopovers. On sale through March 15) Arrange your bargain travel at Ran American . .. Baranof Hotzi-Telephone 106 PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS lhe System. o //&'77}//:] @ 775/’(/; r WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1947 < W=A=-N-T A-D-S | FORSALE & MURPHY House, furn,, and 2 Marine PIANO, good tone, good price. Blue 449. 7 LARGE, fireproof apt. house with | space two businesses on ground BURROUGHS Adding Machine in flcor. good condition. Priced right. 8 A pvt. baths, well f . ce-| Alaska Mission, Corner of 2nd - basement, always rented. @nd Main, 772 4t net 10 percent. - ” PORTABLE Washing machine a1 2 OA' @ ries, ne 2- A ‘ LA e i e wringer, $25. Phone Green man, one 25-man size. Good cen- dition. Fine income few months work. Owner will teach. s 1-bedroom, furn. home 771 3¢ 1 RCA Victor Radio, A-1 cor tion. $35. Ph Douglas near small boat harbor. 65x55 lot. —— o — - | BASINETTE and play pen. Pl | and apt.-shop combined. Green 354, 771 SNUG 2-room cabin; also 3-room == —o— o~ Nk | “iinofiiu; Hite .| Dotiglas 35 CAR, '38 motor just overhauled Perfect body; good tires, he new battery. Call Mike at 038-4 7 6t beach prop. Priced right. district, lot 100 ft well furn., deep. newly recor. GRAY 4 3 to 1 reduction 2-BEDROOM home overlooks Ever- A-1 shape. Otto Anderson, Ph. gl green bowl. Blue 464. 770 6t ,q‘ 3-BEDROOM, cement basement, - - — - 3 furnace, furn., 2 baths, large re- SPRUCE forest wood for heating, frig.. etc. $4,500. cooking or fireplace. P. O. Box 1'% QUONSET Hut compl. furn. 4 1345 or Phone 688. 768 1 mo. rooms and bath 5 ’F APt - 3-BEDROOM Home, new, furn, 2 BEDROOM furnished house. Fur- garage, view, price greatly ro.| DAce:. fireplace. Immediate oc- ST sall AN BAL | cupancy. 214 d4th St. Phone 5-BEDROOM home, marine view, _ oo 3%. (et & well furn. well built. NEW Briskin 8MM Magazine Mov ROOMING House, buy furniture, {e Camera, 4 shutter speeds P "% rent reasonable net. 19 lens. Made to use with tele: SEVERAL good invest. The Sea- view, The Tacora, The Polaris, 2 groceries, 1 machine shop, 1 curlo shop with central location, small select stock. scope. Carrying case and 3 mage 1 azines double 25 film included, Total cost $158.00. Will sell for less than cost. Write care Em- pire, C-526. 764 2t MUBPHY & M“BPHY FOR SALE—Young canary sing- ‘ & b 1i5a Ph. Blue 464. 63 ti o | REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS | sl 4 1 ¥ = ‘_'.I.........O Phoneifi'lfifn-er_l"uisfitfatiofll Bunk (g HOBBY SHOP FOR SALE e *' S “ | ® Leaving for active duty with © 3 r ® U. S. Army. MUST sell. See o FUR BENT e Steve Hopkins or call 281 e o g g R S |® or 586 62 5t e FURNISHED Room, close in, busi- | nass IBLHBE e dod T JBRARe it ey T 0 e O Black 354 between 6 p.m. and | FURNISHED house on 80x90 lot 71 tf with 20x50 Quonset Hut. Phone i TRy P Black 113 or inquire at 824 W. & 843 "W 9th Bt] . gi'istrest, 2 758 tf e LN 8 P S PN TR \ g m————d A 0 B 3 g L. g HUNTERS . from Federal Bldg. TR0 T b . Hp o Voo S gibis | Gompictly . » IRE PhOLF‘_m | * cleaned and overhauled be- * »« Simpson Bldg. : fDrc‘\vintcr storage. Complete * * ) iy sy Service & repair Skies, Guns..* GARA warelwus or shop, size|*® and Tackle. . 24 x 70 ft. No. 70 Willoughby (* DARNELL'S SPORT CENTER * Ave. next:. to- Dals’s - Barn. Ph,|" SRR R G MeLe lue 275 Bt —————— — —— Bive 31, sl BTV ReAUTGRGY, . Husky Sounet 0%, ) NICE CLEAN steam Leated rooms,| months old. See Babcock, Vander- also stearn baths. Scandinavian| bilt Hill. 49 tt BEons M0t TWO coal or wood heaters like 1, {OOMS FUR R Down town A€W, two sanitary couches, 3 neation Ing at Darnell's. | electric heaters. Red 702. 49 ti « o 61U NOR SALE. ‘Milee niouses ung & LEAN steamheateq rooms clean Druses in good condition and se ° heds Gold St. 656-tf | ‘veation [nguire Trevor Davi i i | Box 3Tt Juneau 472-1 S O0OM- -kitchen privileges — Home - e o Hote! Phone 888 32 ft. TRO' .LER “Relief”, 75 hp 1 AT Pl Bt Chrysler. Complete with gear N{CE CLEAN ROOMS, by day or $5,000. Mrs E. M. Felton, Hoonah week. Colonia) Hotel Ph. 187 Alaska. 733-t1 4 UNIMPROVED lot 4% miles on Glacier Hiway; 100 ft. frontage, B ! i il easy approach from hiway. Priced | LoST: Golden Cocker Spaniel fe-| 1Or quick sale. Ph. 035-5rings. | male Dec. 24. 5 pm. Call T748.| 732-t1 i 768 3L‘P1ANOS FOR RENT or SALE = e | Wurlitzer' Piano Alaska Dealer | TOST: Keys in leather case. Re- ward. Please return to Empire.| Ph. 143 Anderson Piano Shop 124 W 3rd. 13-t 771 3t H | MiScELLANEOUS _ WANTE" - A Good Home for black water spaniel female. 3 years old. P. O v SOUGHT, MEEKS' TRIAL e — - . WINTER & POND CO., Inc . a Cnmp!ete Potographic Supplies |e Woman Cook. Must be good. e | Developng — Printing — Enlarging ¢ Work 2 or 3 hours in eve- o Artists’ Paints and Materials e ning for private family of e ‘ | Photographic Christmas Cards ‘e three; permanent position. e lu: | AVON PRODUCTS representaiive Lo mgsiates SR SR RO, o ) Phone Black 475. P.O. Box Ttz | g : nadh e | 656-t1 & :BEAUTY Pe o2 = fmet ¢ GHOP. rmanents, etc. < - e - | Violet Seaberg, Green 483 :DIsTR!BUTORS wanted for plas- ‘ s i vk P | tic face protectors. This item | GUARANTEED Realistic Perman-| Will really sell in Alaska. Write 4 | ent, $750. Paper Curls, $1 up | Via airmail to J. & A. Sales Co, |/ | Lola'® Beauty Shop Phone 201| 467 Broadway, St. Paul 1, Minn. | 315 Decker Way | 770 9t | 23 | BOYS ski boots. Wears size 4 DISTANT WITNESS Is | oo P o i o | Box 969, Juneau. ' 60 3{ There was an unexpected develop- | T———r ————— ———— L, ment, today-in the proceedings for | SEWING and alterations. Phone Green 429. 0 tt M | | | the re-trial of George Harrison | ‘Meeks en first degree murder charges. While arguing in U. S. ! District Court here this morning on | the subpoenaing of a faraway de- fense witness at government ex-| pense, Defense Attorney M. E. Mon- | agle told the court that he did not | believe that Meeks had committed | the murder of Clarence J. Campbell | HELP WANTED—Painter, must bé Ist class mechanic, 5 days work guaranteed. Ph. 581. 142-t¢ KIRSTEN'S BEAUTY SHOP, spec- jalzing in Permanents, Duart Oi! $10.50. New Ray Machineless, ] $13.50. Helene Curtis Creme Oil Cold Wave, $18.50 and $20. Ph. here in 1945. | 556. 780-t1 | Monagle, appearing with Co-de-| — A TR, e 1 fense Attorney William L. Paul Jr.| OSAGE Bac& FROM TRIP 1 also stated that the murder was! After spending the Christmas committed by more than one man.: polidays with his family in Tfil_ After listening to the arguments, | céma, George W. Osage, Chief Judge George W. Folta told the at-| peputy Collector of the Internal torneys that they would have t0|Revenye Bureau in Juneau, has submit further authority before\yetyned here via Pan American. their request could be granted. | s G (S 3 Fi ¢ . . CARD OF THANKS COURT ADJOURNS We wish to express. our sincere United States District Court was | thanks and appreciation to all our adjourned sine die this noon by friends and neighbors for the Federal Judge George W. Folta. ‘ kindness and sympathy shown us in The next term of court will convene ‘the loss of our brother. next Monday, January 5, at 10 a.m.’ Ralph, May and Elwin Wright, . VN