The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 5, 1948, Page 2

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S Jumpers — Skirts irts —— and Housecoats. »d and Preshrunk, ready yard Elfin Cove News Nofes (Specigl Correspondence) R ELFIN COVE, Alaska, Dec. 21.— Clell Hodson, 1 ear-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clell Hodson was tak- en to Juneau for treatment when he accidently chopped his fore- finger off hile splitting kind- ling weod with the axe. Mr. Hod- son, who has just returned to Juneau on the Alaska from Seattle, met his son and took him to the hespital and+ Mr rnest Swanson | are in town on a shopping tour, | being Mrs. Swansons annual trip to town after & r of working in the store and office. Mr. DOS Mrs. Jim Lingard and Mrs. Charles Hubbard held the sewing club in the apartment above the ehouse last Friday. Mrs. Don ter and Mrs, Pete Brunger are ning the art of knitting. Assort- sandwiches and relishes, a se cake with lemon filling, jello hd whipped cream and coffee was served lor lunch and a good time was enjoyed. The Elfin II came in from Ju-; neau Saturday evening and every- one was happy to see the Swan- sens return home before Christ- mas. Speculations were they might get caught in a storm and not be able to get home. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown and son Bud came home from Juneau on the mail boat Forrester. Mrs Among the 248 basic gross v anngunced in the new Dodge Dodge Introducef New Trucks | Brown is her recent recuperating from illness. The telephones and mile of arrived for the Covites. The phenes will be installed soon and will be a great improvement here. Don Foster thought of the idea and called at each home, consequently everyone was as enthusiastic as he. | Shamrocks score in the opening sity crew defeated Pennsylvania and professionals of the country are 20 seconds and then smothered by three feet in 2,000 meter Olym- NG o o ow late y play over three different | them 6 The defeat left San pic distance sprint on Lake Worth. RESUMI I M RR ‘()‘u;.:,w“ml :ucc,,()d”m ays | Francisco one point behind the Yale was timed in 6:26.6 e Pebble cene of the finals, Los Angeles Monarchs, who were After a layoff on account of jg rts as one of the | | idle. DETROIT — Jack Kramer, pro- the hclidays, basketball will be most rugged courses in the world as | San Diego's Skyhawks sct a rcokie, scored second tennis resumed tomorrow night. well as one of the most scenic. Play | ® | league scoring record for this sea- win in fi starts against cham- The schedule is Imperials vs. ACS will open at Cvpress Point with | tele- | (o0 in overwhelming the Oakland plon Bobby Riggs, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, and Darnells vs. Columbia Lum- semifinals at Monterey Peninsula | 11 to 1. Vince (Bud) Hell- beiore 6207 fans Saturday nizht, ber. The games will be played in Country Club ! led the attack with three goals. and won, 6-4, 7-5, Sunday night the local High School m. In addition to Hove, amateurs Tacoma’s Rockets made is two in at Toledo. & mpeeiilipbiio i who have accepted invitations in- a row over the Portland Eagles, —— NOTICE clude national champion Robert winning 7-2. It was Portland’s LOS ANGELES — Led by the We will not be resonsible for any (Skee) Riegel and former national ninth consecutive defeat. familiar name of Ben Hogan, more debts contracted by any person titlist Marvin (Bud) Ward; Frank | Clell Hodson returned home on! Saturday evening. He has been visiting relatives and friends in Seattle. i Mr, Paul Paulson is spending the holidays in Juneau. | | Mr. Walter has completed the econd floor of hit home, and has taken the partition out dividing the iving room and one bedroom downstairs, making a very spacious living room. INCORPORATIONS ! The following concerns have filed their Articles of Incorporation with | Territorial Auditor Frank A. Boyle. | Duck Creek Lumber and Log-| ging Co., Inc, of Juneau. Formed | by Jeseph R. Murphy, Clifford B. and Joseph M. Smith. It is capitalized for $100,000 with stcck divided into 100,000 shares having a par value of $1 each. ‘The South Eastern Transit Co., Inc., of Ketchikan. Formed by James M. Hawthorne and Irving P. Weeks, of Ketchikan, and T. Merle Gregory of Seattle. Capital- ized for $750,000 with stock divid- ed into 7,500 shares having a par value of $100 each Empire Wantads ror Best Results chicle weight chassis models just “Job-Rated" truck line is this B-1-H tractor of 128-inch wh.mlhane. 15,500 pounds gross vehxcle weight (114-ton nominal rating) and 28,000 pounds gross {rain weight. The trucks have many new features. |ed to huddle today Final score ketball games| NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-=(®—While | attle FlGHI OF JOES played over the weekend follow: Such cage teams as Kansas State,| from Seattle on Friday, and nine Sunday's Scores St. Louis, La Salle, Duquesne and|took passage for Seattle and five Loyola Georgetown 41, North Carclina e riding the| for Fairbanks. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. .5—®—| pepaul 47: Holy Ci 40, clouds, puzzled patrons of college| Ar 1s from Seattle on Sun- ladelphia today loomed as a baskethall were asking today “What | day were: William Thomas, Caro-| probable site for a title bout Saturday's Scores happened to Utah, Georgetown, | line Hynes, n heavyweight champion Joe | Cornell 41; Canisisu 37. Temple and California during the | F: Alex Tracy, J. Schind- | ouis and Jersey Joe Walcott next| Duquesene 60; Yale 57. past week?” These early season | lér Hertiard ummer Pitt 35 Penn State 34 stalwarts had been expected to! Ed Kelly, Ellen Moon and | cromoter Herman Taylor said West Virginia 78; Washington- challenge for national honors. nfant ary, Virgil Fry, Howard| a conference with the hand- Lee 35. Utah, Rocky Mountain champion Bowr Ahradovich Zora. s of the two fighters as well| Manhattan Dartmouth 50. and winner of the invitation| Gale Bennet, Clifford Ford, Mol- Louis himself that'he had off-| Kansas State 59; St. Josephs tournament at Madison Squage ley Hawkins, Robert Hawkins, Wil- d to hold the match at Phila- | (Philadelphia) 44 en last March, was rated at| liem Hawkins, Howard Fischer, elphia Municipal Stadium somrf North Dakota 60; Dickinson (N- good as last year, The Lorir Fischer, Tom Morgan. me in June between the dates|D) 39 was rosy when the Utes Satu 's passengers from Se- the Republican and Democratic | Fort Hays State 57; Colorado wen four of their first five games attle to Juneau were: Bruce Sim- ational Conventions here. College 46 ——But St. John's of lyn John Hale, Frank Wright,| e —>——— Bradley 75 Tech 59. peaten five upset ke, Al Bassford, Larry | Cincinnati 56 tah, 49-46. Two days I La- Rice, Thomas Brown. !,!G NINE (AGE | DePauw 64; CF Univ. 44. Salle pasted a 52-46 defeat upon Donald Marquardt, Joyce Larson, Iowa State 49 47, the Utes. After a warmup vic Barbeau, Louise Leitner, Northeastern /. Barbara Falk, Charles | Penn, 3 nest Peters. zed ver Westminster’ of dal Peterscn's GAMES STAR'"NG Indiana State 65 Missouri 58 | ONE room cabin. 843 W 9th St. MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1948 MURPHY & MURPHY 2 Apt. House, furn,, and 2 Marine runways. LARGE, fireproof apt. house with space two businesses on ground floor. Apt., pvt. baths, well furn., ce- ment basement, always rented. net 10 percent. FLOATING Canneries, one 2- Lucille Clyde, Herbert| man, one 25-man size. Good con- dition. Fine income few months work. Owner will teach. 33600 takes 1-bedroom, furn. home near small boat harbor. 65x55 lot. CROSS Bridge, a 2-room house and apt.-shop combined, SNUG 2-room cabin; also 3-room modern home furn. Douglas beach prop. Priced right. 2-BEDROOM home, near business district, well furn., newly recor. ot 100 ft. deep. .-BEDROOM home overlooks Ever- green bowl. 3-BEDROOM, cement basement, furnace, furn., 2 baths, large re- irig., etc. $4,500. (UONSET Hut compl. furn. 4 rcoms and bath. 3-BEDROOM Home, new, furn, garage, view, price greatly re- duced, small down pay. -BEDROOM home, marine view, well furn. well built. AOOMING House, buy furniture, sent reasonable net. SEVERAL good invest. The Sea- view, The Tacora, The Polaris, 2 groceries, 1 machine shop, 1 curlo shop with central location, small select stock. 'MURPHY & MURPHY : REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS | Phone 67¢ over First National Sank | FOR RENT ROOMS For Men. 4vé I St. Phone 346 afier 5 pm. No | no smokers. Sy tt —_— Michigan State Washington S ashed by thric to Juneau: Ole Grin-| CHICAGO, Jan. 5—®—Minne- (St, Louis) 45. Cincinnati 56-49 Saturday night | | ota, ranked with Michigan and powa 52; Princeton 40 Georgetown fared ey worse eau to Seattle: Roma Fa “ Tndiana by Big Nine coaches 85 wiseonsin 52: Tllinois 47 then The, Ho had won cr” Rdath Dawes, Leatha Gentry, | \ top contender, begins its con- gorio” owa) 52: Coe 47, straight gambs. On Dec. 23, Robert Tanner, Jack Gucker, An- | ference champicnship drive to- ygience Tech 81; Carmegie were upset by an invading dre DeBarra, Margaret Rosen, | night at Wisconsin in the main at- .., Santa Clara five and they haven't H Resen, Alexander Young | traction of a four-game card & S otten over the shock yet. Since 1fant Sand June Young Indiana, which handed Notre _Miama (Ohio) Westminster o\ {hey've dropped four more and infant Michael. Dame its worst drubbing of the (Fa. 47 P« A to Loyola N Orleans, Arrivals from Seattle on Fri-| season last week (72-46) is at Ohlo State 64; Northwestern 60. o ;.5 rou and Western day were: Lucille Laycock and in- | Purdue in another conference op- Vanderbilt 64 Southwestern gopncky, the latter coming Fri- fant, Robert, Williim and Bonnie | encr while Northwestern goes to ‘Memphis) 40. day night by a 58-37 score Laycock, Cooper, Morrie | Tlincis and unbeaten Iowa to Ohio, North Carolina 70; Maryland 46. ~pepile won national fame as a Keating, Jack Dean, Edith Lar- Stat Tennessee 62; Duke _'team that upset mighty Kentucky son. ! Michigan makes its start for| Hardin 38; Oklahoma Bapst 36. yy, yeeks ago. It is the only Juncau to Harry Collett, | the crown Saturday as host to the = Oregon S. 64; Portland 54. black mark against the Wildcat Mrs. J. J. Delaney, Robert Hel- Gophers. The same night, Ohio, Vashington 59; California 42. ', .., q¢ jn 11 starts this year. But gesen, Elwin Wright, Warren| State is at Illinois, Wisconsin at OOnzaga 36, Washington 8. 28 rk University set Temple Knappe, H ¢ d, Timothy Indiana and Purdue at Towa. West- | * rd 60 s B8, back with a 64-61 defeat last O'Day, Marcus Russell, George | ern Michigan is at Northwestern| Montana > 650 Whit- yosqay. Then in rapid success- Dur 1 Saturday in the weeks only non- AT “ i a Clara and oft-beaten juneau to Fairbanks: Don Pe- | league engagement. itish Cclumbia 66; Lewis and c15,5d0 knocked them off, Color- gy rold Foss, Richard Wood, e Clark 53 d 50-45 win coming Saturday 1 mson, Tom Jen | ; Oregon 48; San Fra = i s OCKeq Montana 66: Idahc 56 ng 10 of its first 13 t Central Washington 53; Seattle g honors. (3 0 S esu S College 44 :\1.:4[\’\’\\ [,1»53”“!‘1\ olF T URNFY ' Io By The assoclated Press) “f’_;, :\:[‘;"Im” J"”'I' 83, EeE e on State. Then follow- ATTRACT LARGE FIELD attle’s pace-making Ironmen Rl s g R ; {of the nerthern division of the IPBE S oD ATH (TE, Cal 0. 5.—(M Paciiic Coast ice hockey league 5 Washington, After winning 1 5 sz“\fimnl]‘:c imm,;L:}‘wm’»n L knocked the San Francisco Sham- y = 4-51 iday, Washington sent will ‘be tHere-bilt. OBherwiss e s S Spopfs Briefs . i I e e the leadership of the southern di- back: Saturiay, tournament here Jan. 9-11 will be vision last night - 7 T R trictly business | The speedy Ironmen saw the MIAMI— Yz s eight-oared var- lB(AI. LEAGUE GAMES More than 150 leading amateurs | er than by ourselves. (Muscles) Stranahan of Toledo, O.; field of golfers swung into the fi- Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Holland. 76 1m Del Webb, Phoenix, Lew Jennings, nal round of the $10,000 Los An- - > Portland, Ore, and Johnny Dawson ! geles Open today. There’s news in the Want-Ads! of Los Angeles, than 60 players of a well-trimmed ot Here are final scores in games in other hockey leagues played on Sunday: National League Detroit 6; Montreal 2. Chicago 4; New York 1. | Americun League New Haven 6; Washington 3. | Providence 4; Philadelphia 2. Buffalo 4; Cleveland 3. St. Louis 3; Indianapolis 1. U. S. League Fort Worth 2. Houston 2. is 3; St. Louis 3 (tied, | Tulsa 4; Dallas Minneapo! overtime). | Kansas City 7; Omaha 2. | Lo P | MICHIGAN CHAMPS | TOTE BOCKS TODAY ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. 5—(® —Michigans Rose Bowl football| champions resumed their roles as book-toting students today as the state, without fanfare, ob- served ‘University of Michigan Gridiron Day” on prcclamation of Gov. Kim Sigler. More than 5000 partisan stu- dents and townspeople braved a light drizzle last night to greet the Wolverines on their return from Pasadena and their 40-0 New Year’s Day victory over South- ern California. STAR SLUGGER KINER TALKS ABOUT CONTRACT SANTA MONICA, Calif,, Jan. 5.— (M—Star slugger Ralph Kiner of the Pittsburgh Pirates was schedul- , with General Manager Roy Hamey on a possible 1948 contract. Although Hamey said “I didn't even bring a contract along,” he made no secret of the fact that he hopes to reach an agreement with Kiner, who hit 51 hcmers for the Pirates last year. Kiner has indicated that he is interested in talking terms if the figures involved approximate $25,- 000. Todays Top Whiskey Value -+ ~ William Penn} Compare THE PRICE - £9sy On Your Pockerbook ! Compare THE FLAVOR Truly Distinctivel, You Get MORE For Your Money In Blended Whiskey 86 Proof. The straight whiskeys in this product cre 4 years or more old, 35% Straight Whiskey. 65% Grain Neutral Spirits. Gooderham & Worts Ltd, oria, Illinols A FILIPINO COMMUNITY And Ladies Auxiliary meet to-| night at 8 in the Parish Hall to install officers. 66 1t | NOW iIN FULL QUARTS APT. for ren.. Seaview, one block from Federal Bldg. 759 1 ma _.RE PROOF Storage Space. Simpson Bldg. 58 tt NICE CLEAN steam Tcatec rooms, also steam baths. Scandinavian Rooms. 736-tf OOMS FUR RENI Down town aeation (nquire at Darnell’s. | 657-t1 | EAN stcamheatec -~voms clean neds 315 Gold St 656-t1 | OOM kitcher Hove! Phone privileger — Home | 888 | CE CLEAN ROOMS by day o veek Colonial Hotel Ph 187 26 SCOUTS BACK FROM CAMPOREE AT EAGLE RIVER Twenty-six Juneau and Douglas |Scouts returned Saturday evening from an overnight Camporee at Eagle River in fine spirits and ready to go again. The camp was marked as a successful outing with every {boy in the camp trying his luck at reflector oven biscuits. The Cam- poree was conducted on a Patrol basis under the leadership of Patrol Leaders. Scout Camporees are designed to make better campers of Scouts. To be a good camper one must be a good cook. Much time was spent on the preparation of food. News menus introduced were Hike Chowder and Reflector oven biscuits, both of which met with fair success. Ten reflector ovens were made by the Scouts and received plehty of use. | “Because the preparation of meals | fand clearing up around campsites consumed more time than is nor- | mally necessary for the efficient Patrol operation, it is necessary that we conduct immediately a Patrol Leaders Training School,” Del Hanks, Scout Executive, said today. | In discussing the Training Con- | ference at camp, Patrol Leaders agreed that the outdoor session®of the training course should be con- i ducted in February but that the indoor sessions which can be con- | ducted in Juneau, could be conduct- i ed any time. It was agreed also | that all Green Bar Officers should | attend the training course. This | would include Assistant Patrol Lead- ' ers, Scribes, Quartermasters, Junior | Assistant Scoutmasters, and Seniar | Patrol Leadsts. The course consists of five sessions and each Scout completing the- course will receive a | Craining Certificate. — e, FILIPINO COMMUNITY [ And Ladies Auxiliary mcet to- night at 8 in the Parish Hall to| install officers. 66 1t RUSSIAN "ORTHODOX CHURCH Church members will celebrate their Christmas and have church services Tues. evening, Jan. 6, at 7:30 p. m. and at 10:30 a. m.! Wed., Jan. 7, 1948. Everybody welcome. 76 1t — e e FROM PETERSBURG Jacob Hanseth of Petersburg is staying at the Baranof. o E— . T —————— W-A-N-T A-D-S FOR SALE GOOD Washing Machine, in good condition. Ph. Douglas 355. 74 4t NEW Singer iJ?:rta’b’leis.;ing ma- chine. Phone Black 600. 76 3t t. Red Fir mast in géé& con- dit'on; 8-ft. new skiff. Phone Blue 835 after 5 p.m. 776 3t SEWING Machines bought, and repaired. Red Front. Franklin. 5 $150 for 1937 Ford Sedan, 4 good ires, excellent mechanical con- dition. Ph. 676. 74 tf '35 CAR, '38 motor )ust overnauled. Perfect body; good tires, heater, new battery. Call Mike at 038-4 771 6t SPRUCE forest wood for heating, cooking or fireplace. P. O. Box 1345 or Phone 688. 768 1 mo. 2 BEDROOM furnished house. Fur- nace, fireplace. Immediate oc- cupancy. 214 4th St. Phone Red 398. 66 t1 NEW Briskin 8MM Magazine Mov- ie Camera, 4 shutter speeds F 19 lens. Made to use with tele: scope. Carrying case and 3 mag- aznes double 25 film included Total cost $158.00. Will sell for less than cost. Write care Fm- pire, C-526. 64 2t FOR SALE—Youug canary sings ers. Ph, Blue 464. 763 t e e 000000000 HOBBY SHOP FOR SALE e ® Leaving for active duty with e ® U. S. Army. MUST sell. See o it L] . . Steve Hopkins cor call 281 or 586. 62 5t with 20x50 Quonset Hut. Phone Black 113 or inquire at 824 W. 9th Street. 58 tf % HUNTERS * Have your guns completely * cleaned and overhauled be- * fore winter storage. Complete * Service & repair Skies, Guns.. * and Tackle. . * DARNELL'S SPORT CENTER FETRr R BEAUTIFUL Husky pups, 3% months old. See Babcock, Vander- bilt Hill. 49 t1 TWO coal or wood heaters like aew, two sanitary couches, 3 electric heaters. Red 702. 49 ti “OR SALE- -Thiee nouses and lot nruses in good condition and oes location Inquire Trevor Davi Box 37 Juneau 472-t 32 ft. TRO'LER “Relief”, 75 hp Chrysler. Complete with gear $5,000. Mr~ E. M. Felton, Hoonah Alaska. 733-t4 PIANOS FOR RENT or SALE Wurlitzer Piano Alaske Dealer 'h. 143 Anderson Piano Shop 124 W 3rd T13-t¢ WANTED WANTED—Maintenance man for Capitol Theatre and Home Beau- tiful. See Homer Garvin at Home Beautiful, Goldstein Bldg. 176 tf GIRL will care for children Sat- urdays. Call 422, ask for Mrs. Poole. 5 3t ® © & 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Woman Cook. Must be good. Work 2 or 3 hours in eve- ning for private family of three; permanent position. Call Apt. 702, Baranof Hotel, e 12 to 6. 2 tf ® e0ecceoe DISTRIBUTORS wanted for plas- tic face protectors. This item will really sell in Alaska. Write via airmail to J. & A. Sales Co, 467 Broadway, St. Paul 1, Minn. 770 9t A Good Home for black watet spaniel female. 3 years old. P. O Box 969. Juneau. 760 31 >EWING and alterations. Phone Green 429, 750 tt TELP WANTED—Painter, must be Ist ctass mechanic, 5 days work guaranteed. PH. 581. 742-t1 " *SCELLANEOQUS WINTER & POND CO., Inc (‘omplete Potographic Supplies evelop ng — Printing — Enlarging \rtists’ Paints and Materials Photagraphic Christmas Carcds ) PRODUCTS representa ive Riuck 375 PO Box Tt ¢ 656-t1 (EAUTY “HOP Permanents, etc. 7io’et Setberg Green 483 UARANTEED Realistic wnt. $7.50 Paper Curis $1 Lolas Beauty Shoi Phone {15 Decker Wav LOST AND FOUND 201 e o | LOST—Fluffy black cat, bob-tailed, x'nmed Teddy. If you have any information please call Douglas 315, Reward for his return, 76 3t ! ‘- ™ B o