The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 9, 1948, Page 6

PAGE SIX SK The fourth quarter decisive thers continu CUIAY | f&i, Ve s " ird quarter > Husk- ontinued to increase their leac made the victory Pan- sep their fight- (38) FG FT 8 2 4 0 2 12 A i d as the for t , the 3 Daily Schedules Saturday and Sunday 2:00 to 4:30 P. M. 8:00 to 11:00 P. M. MONDAY CLOSED Tuesday—7:00 P. M. SHOE SKATE CLUB Members Only Wednesday Through Friday 3:00 to 5:30 P. M. | 8:00 to 11:00 P. M. The Panthers will return to Skag- way with eir Superintendent -and Coach Barney Anderson well pleas- ed with their reseption while on the Channel and after making sports- menship attempts to win from more experienced high school players of Junesu and Douglas. The visit to Junesu brings better sporting reia- tions between the Gateway and Capital City. The two games the visitors play with the Crimson Bears, and lost, showed the F thers were game but thoroughly unmatched Juneau will visit Skagway year, it is announced -+ Admission Prices AFTERNOONS EVENINGS - Evenings—Skate Owners 60c All prices include tax TOWN HALL RECREATION next e ¢ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 . TIDE TABLE FEBRUARY 10 . under-par 68 for a total of 254 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE - JUNEAU, ALASK | °‘?”V"°,‘,”‘““ |High Scorers OLYMPIC GAMES ‘| In Baskethail ANGELES, Feb. ON HOCKEY 59 BILL MACKI TZ, Switzer minus Sl drawlin 9. —P—T I at Chuck ership this week tsion Basketball Con- after a three-week g 4 ting 2 teams re Pacif} into the zames erence cn today as th for their home Hanger, 6-foot, 5 1-2-inch Univer- ity of California forward, p ern Division with 64 | 1 ames. His nearest rival is > Stephenson of Stanford with s in four contests. ols, University of Wash- unexpec hercine in center, tops the Northern o 1 with 144 tallies in 10 tilts. | °7t 0 "0 tournament, here until he disqualif- N ichols holds an 18-poin bulge over "y ine ied himself because he considered > “”;m”;e_x“g" QAR OF Ore- oranve that he had violated a scoring rule, 50% ‘L:;;NM S e I S 8 set the record ir-1946. Hogan will be ~ * =° "0 3 T Harlingen when the Lower Rio 1{‘“” A ‘\rm‘.l Berkcle_y. wi F’D he skiing nde Valley Open starts Thurs- Scene of Conference activity over the < 7 | weekend Southern California plays {California Friday and Stanford Sat- day while UCLA tackles the In- dians Friday and California the next night. California is undefeated to Lomglohe Southern branch, with USC and UCLA tied for second and winless Stanford last. wded won the The ished 1 in The United United State n the Texas Open total points miling Jimmy DeM Calif., finishing with a t ver Ojai Mus. and secon ski e slalom combination Hog of Hershey, Pa., entry in the idual perfo!mer, Alpine these the after and long HOLLYWOOD T0 HAVE PRO-FOOTBALL TEAM P v WEDNESDAY EVENING. Guwner Jack Fredericks, who thh-i The regular meeting of Holy club Saturday, changed his He submitted a financial ement which must be approved mypity Guild will be held in the y Commissioner J: R‘lfns Klawans. Parish Hall on Wednesday im- Klawans was nutnon_zz\d to organ- mediately following the Ash Wed- m -.]’Lea:’n' f’{ g:fxfi\xnlnv1u (»(v’}”ohmxam nesday services. The collegians will play an oft-star ‘he Valentine Tea fo be held in team picked from the Coast League Parish El ERGETURS SR cooon i J February 14, from 2 to 5 o'clock. or the Honolulu Warriors, a League | member. { The Silver Tea is an annual af Ratl el : jfair held by the Guild and all NTRTHERN DIV. CAGE over remembered. Olympic saw, in US.A. will be The U. S. hockey team came, mained just tourists | tered bunting flaps lazily lworn and dirty snow. Its rival, the Amateur Association of America, Swiss Olympic committee. AHA. team played in team tournament, and goed fourth behind Czechoslovakia and This fourth place, ver show in Olympic For the In.ernational ommittee ruled out the however, friends in the channel area are in- vited to attend. — e | | hockey. END iN DISCORD majority the 10 days of com- f States provided Gret- winner of the women's d Henri Oreilled was the W o i T of in- an in nt. in- \ing two first places in downhill combined perform- ances are forgotten, the tug-of-war which of two United States hockey teams should represent the committee and re- this pic- turesque Alpine resort, where tat- ver Hockey was ac- cepted as the U. S. entry by the The the nine- {inished Canada, Switzerland, a will records. Olympic AHA. .average Brundage, American 1.0.C. member, said that the A.H.A. rep- resents commercial interests in ice The I1.O.C. also decreed that the — weeks of torrid debate. Tempers Nothing flared, names were cal I the like it had been known hi of the modern | Games, founded in 1896 to promote peace among nations e McEACHRANS T0 QUIT TERRITORY PLANS UNDECED Mr. and Mrs Juneau recidents since leave here We ay on the cess Norah with intentions of mak ing their home elsewhere. McEach- ran, who has re| ented Schwa- Lacker Bros. and Co. Inc., Seattle wholesale grocers, said that his pl re indefinite beyond an extend vacation, Mrs. McEachran has been emplo ed at the Juneau Motors since 1940 They have been residing at the 20th Century Apartments since 1946 when they moved from the Coliseum Ap- artments. The McEachrans will visit friends and relatives in Spokanz and Se:at- tle and will then travel to Berkeley, Cal'f, for a visit with their daugh- ter, Doris, who is attending the Uni- versity of California. They expect to return here next year for a brief visit while Mr. Mc- Ecc™ran insvects some business pro- perty he owns at Petersburg. e FREE PIPE ORGAN CONCERT TO BE ON FRIDAY NOON HOUR There will be a free pipe organ concert of sacred music played by Mrs. Wilda Husted at the 20th Cen- tury Theatre Friday, February 13, from 12 noon to 1 p.m. This is a rare opportunity to the people of Juneau to spend 10 min- utes or more of ‘their lunch time enjoying meditation and prayer K & N. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1948 (CLIPPER NOW Inside and Ovutside Alaska Big savings by Flying Clipper! ROUND TRIP (PLUS TAX) $ 95.00 25.00 From JUNEAU SAVING $40.00 7.40 To SEATTLE WHITEHORSE, Y. T. 75.00 33.00 | 120.00 54.60 (Bargain tickets good up to 30 days for round trip and stopovers. On sole thrcugh March 15) FAIREANKS Arrange your bargain travel at Pan American . .. digh tide, 2:39 am,, Low tide, 8:3¢ am, High tide, 14:20 p.m Low tide, 20:48 p.m TEAMS ARE CENTER Top Floor—A. B. Hall Inquire at the Desk about FREE INSTRUCTIONS in Roller Skating 153 ft 33 ft. 168 ft . ° . . . -11 ft. o into the hcme str o Northern Division Paci: . tessece 0o e0 Jregon State all in a game separa SEATTLE, Feb. 9.—(»—Heading ference Basketball season, Washington State, Washington and EASTERN STAR Internalional Ice Hcckey Federa- | Juneau Chapter No. 7, Tuesday, tion, of which the AHA. is a February 10, 8 o'clock, Friendship member, shall no longer be the Night with Nugget Chapter No. 2,' governing body of amateur ice followed by a Valentine party. hockey throughout the world. 05 2t) Alice Brown, Sec'y. That was the windup after while listening to the music on this World Day of Prayer day. - > Amman, principal city of Trans- Jordon is built among the ruins of ‘wo an ancient city called Philadelphia. 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All (806 4t) Committee i | tonight Labor in M Secretary | ' 1 TO PERCY’S OF COURSE! WHAT FOR? for PERCY’S Burg-n-Chips NOW . . . . FOR THE FIRST TIME IN JUNEAU .. . . YOU CAN GET THIS FAMOUS COMBINATION “BURG-N-CHEPS” Hamburger and Potato Chips) served in a hurry in the popular “@uiclc Basicets” at 50c, or to *““¢aalce o™ ai only 45c. The “Quick Baskets” idea is from coast fo coast in a hurry. a novel siunt that has hit Another “Scoop for Juneau” popularly fancy and spread - they are served only at Percy's. TRY “BURG-N-CHIPS” at Perey’s Tonight | asnnessnes JF JT°S PERCY’S — IT°S PERFEC WW*MWM‘MW‘W WHERE? E‘ 8 [ R PR LD G aa Ts