The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 23, 1948, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 TEAM BOWLING ON ELKS ALLEYS MONDAY NIGHT There is to'ke team bowlngz, men | and women, on the E alleys naxt | Mcnday night - accor to Red McGill, bowling alley b For the women, S£now will meet Hagerup's Hags at oclock and Phelps' Fillies will| play the Henning Hens at 9 o'clock. | For the men, Henni will play | the Florists at 7 k and tlie Juneau Clinic bowl against Werner- McLeans at 9 o'clock The personnel of the teams fol- lows: Juneau Clinic—Holmquist, Phelps, Blanton and King. Hennings Metcalf, Henning, Smith, Baker and Bertholl. . Henning’s Hens — J. Merritt, F. Holmquist, M. Burke and L. Blan- ton, Snow's Snowkalls—B. Haynes, S Meuwissen, P. Hagerup and axine Davlin. | Florists—Stewart, Davlin, Stur- rock, Lajoie and Whittier. Werner-McLean—Hagerup, “”m-i McGhee, Hendrickson and Werner. | Hagerup’s . Hags—C. Forsyth, N | Biggs, D. Sweeney, M. Hagerup. | Phelps’ Fillies—A, Johnson, A.| Dalziel, E. Moore, °nd E. Hastings. | oo FOOTBALL = SCORES . dir o 5 Sno o' Here are tinai scores of 1 nt | football games played Frid: Beston Univ. 28; New York L"l\ ! 7 Miami (Fla.) 21. Georgetown Univ. 35; Fordham 0 ‘ Detroit 13; Wayne (Mich) 0. | Dubuque 13; Luther 0. Wwilmington 16; Marietta 12. Ottawa (Kas.) 47; McPherson 0.} College of Ozarks 20; Arkansas| College 0. | Snow 32; Westminster (Utah) l)‘1 Pcmona 34; Los Angeles Loyola 32 Oregon Collegz of Education 13; Southern Oregon College of Educa- | tion 6. Pacific College 0; Lewis & C]Al’l‘ J. V. 0. (tie). | Willamette Frosh 13; Reed 6. ' | Portland Frosh 45; Tongue Point | Navy Base C. Vanport (tie). WSC Frosh 19; FIGHT DOPE Results of fighis last night are as follows: New York (St. Nicholas Arena)—; Tony Pellone, 146, New York, out- pointed Roman Alvarez, 144%, New York, 10. H Hollywood, Calif.—Paulino Mon- tes, 136%, Monterrey, Mexico, stop- ped Luis Torres, 137%%, Mexico City, 6. b Worcester, Mass.— Charles (St. Paul) Nunally, 180, Springfield, Mass., stopped Dulio Spagnolo, 190, Milan, Italy, 7. Indianapolis— Hubert Hood, 201,, Chicago, stopped Bill Roberts, 199, | Indianapolis, 2. | ————————— SONS OF NORWAY BANQUET At the Salmon Creek Country | Club Oct. 26, 8 pm. All members in good standing invited. Free bus leaves Moose Lodge at 7:30 pm.| 24 1t orgia 42; | Orsgon Vocational 0./ Montana Frosh By Jack and Lillian Loser 25 947 By “Not_tonits, Joey! One simply think of ones career .. . Joey Joay . .. are yeu still there? You want to look neat . . . to have gar- ments suitable for any- thing that comes along? Then come in and see our display of most attractive nifties. s0eeeceecoccoeen 120 [center to stop Sanford High's Nick | Bass from | poinits | Looted the | placement. His teammate who holds 1948 s Oaks Lambast | Skyhawks42 The Associated Press) nd's Oaks shared. the top with San Francisco in the ooo-o--..oc By O perch TIDE TABLE OCTOBER 24 High tide, 6:05 am., Low tide, 11:44 am,, High tide, 17:33 p.m., ern division The Oaks struggled to the tié! last night by ting the ting San Diego Skyhawks 4-2. At Vancouver pivot-man Nakima 1 knocked in three third- toda 125 4 6.6 14.9 ft ft ft. OCTOBER Low tide, 0:52 am, -High tide, 7:27 am,, 122 Low tide, 13:08 p.m, 7.1 Hizh tide, 18:51 p.m.,, 14.0 18 pe the Los Angeles Monarchs to a 9- 7 victory over the Canucks. John Baby of Oakland and Mor- s Ldllo of San Diego drew pen- ties for brawling in the second pericd of the Oakland contest. GIANTS GIVE RELEASE T0 2 COACHE YORK, Oct. favorites of e o o o o R g e 0o 0 e e o SUN RISE-SETS OCTOBER Sun rises at OCTOBER Sun rises at Sun sets at e o e o 00 00 BEARS DOPED 2000000000000 €eececs00ec00c e NEW former 23 —M— Two New York o Coast hockey league’s south-| % od goals in two minutes to lead; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA Geographic Board To Designate How To Spell Kennecoft| WASHXNGTON. Oct. 23 —(®—The Board of Geographic Names said to- day it is studying a pProposal that {ennecott be ruled the correct pelling for a southern Alaska vil- lage east of Valdez. Many maps now list the town as Kennecott, perhaps because it is the site of operations of the Ken- necott Copper Mining Co. However, the village is at the eastern edge of Kennicott Glacier. The Loard said both were named for an Alaskan settler of the 1880s. Kennicott also has been confused on some maps with the village of McCarthy, which is four miles to the south. An official raling on the spelling is expected next month. Bulgarian Jews Will | Soon Travel fo Israel SOFIA, Bulgaria, Oct. 23.—(®— The newspaper Izgrev says 10,000 Bulgarian Jews will leave for Israel soon. The emigrating group, Izgrev re- i % Giant baseball fans, Travis Jackson | and Hank Gowdy will be missing ! from the Polo Grounds in 1949. Jackson and Gowdy, who served as coaches since 51 yesterday. - - ‘Alexander Given Reprimand; Case . Is Now Closed One WASH! vl'ON Oct. official reprimand closed the case of the State Department officer who teld Congress that subversive agents were getting into this coun- try through the United P Aide Michael McDermott TO WIN OVER UW HUSKIES ATTLE, Oct. 2 M—The Cali- fcrnla Bears take on the University ol Washington at 2 p.m. to favored to trounce the Huskies by points-—or more. Tnat “or more” stems f linteresting cet of comparativ | While Oregon State and Washing- {tcn played to a 14-14 tie in their 1eeting th season, the Staters went down kefore California 42-0. Thz weatherman indicated that we r may be good for the game. |He predicted rain “by evening,” but | didr say whetr it would come | before the teams leave the field. .o Grid Player Shows Stuff PALATKA, Fla.,, Oct. 23.—A—It takes more than a missed pass from ander will remain as assistant chief of the visa division. The depar ment had charged him with mis ter his testimony beione udiciary group was disputed by retary of State Marshall. D ACTOR GETTING REAL COACHING FOR ROLE HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 23. Actor Jimmy Stewart, set to play the title role in “The Monty Strat- ton Story, getting good coach- ing. Stratton, himself, the former Chicago White Sox twirler who lost a leg in a Texas hunting acci- dent 10 y Stewart yesterday on the MGM lot how to look like a big leaguer. June Allyson will play the part of Stratton’s wife, who encourag- ed him to continue as a player in making good on extra after touchdowns. In Sanford’s 21-6 victory over Pa- latka here last night, Bass, a guard, first two points for the ball missed the pass from ce: ter or the third touchdown try. Bass calmly picked up the ball, drop kicked it through the up- rights. the West Texas-New Mexico league AND PROFESSIONAL WOMENS CLUB Regular monthly program meet- FROM ANCHORAGE ing Monday noon at the Baranof.. Dave Dickaw of Anchorage is at 24 1t at the Baranof. BUSI after the loss of his leg. T 4 SAVE AND RAISE YOUR SCORE IN LIFE £very “spare” dollar you save helps to increase your savings total—helps you go after the things you want in life. Your savings in an insured ac- count heregrow faster, too, with regulardividends. We have never paid LESS than 2%% on Savings ¥ ’ Alaska Federal Savings & Loan Association OF JUNEAU 119 Seward Street Juneau, Alaska Savings Accounts Insured to $5,000.00 \ i —p—] rs ago, started to show, i 1946, drew their X 23 —P—An | [ I Nations. ! aid last night that Robert C. Alex- | conduct and dereliction of duty af- | a Senate | | | | i } ported, is mostly in the under 50 age group, although there are a mall numbter of older people leav- ing, whose children are in Israel. eee Swedish Moiorsth Is Released, Sails for Tacoma, Newsprint SAN DIEGO, Calif., Oct. 23.—(®— \fter being held here two woeks he Swedish motorship Argentinc vas enroute today to Tacoma, Wash to discharge its cargo of newsprint Jtended for delivery at California ports. The West Coast CIO maritime trike ented unloading opera- ions Tacoma, under juris- liction of AFL longshoremen, is the oly major coast port now open AIRLINER IS BUZZED BY SOVIET FIGHTERS SHANGMAI, Oct. 23.—®— The pilot of a Chennault airliner re- portad today his plane was Luzzcd' by two Soviet fighters nor. ...vest- of Port Arthur on Wednesday. 1t} was the fourth such incident in three weeks. I Private Autos fo Be Allowed fo Go | Thru W. Germany BERLIN, Oct. 23.-@®— For the irst time since the war, ional travellers will be permitted o drive private automobiles through western Ger! mxuw, begmmng Nov. 1 ORESBYTERIAL TGuR COMMITTEE SPEAKS AT TWO CHURCHES The vasb,\terla! officers com- mittee, on a visiting tour of mis- sionary societies in Southeast Alas- ka, will be guest speakers at af-} ternoon and evening meetings of the Missionary Societies of the Northern Light Presbyterian and the Memorial Presbyterian Church- es, Tuesday, October 26. Along with Mrs. Willis Booth, president of the Alaska Presbyter- ial, will be Mrs. Elwood Hunter of Sitka and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Mrs. Willie Duguqua of Kake. Presbyterial officers will arrive here aboard the Princeton Hall, Afternoon meeting will be held at the Northern Light church be- interna- | PAGE THREE luix:mu at 2:30 o'clock. The evening | meeting, starting at 7:30 o'clock, | | will be held at the Memorial Pres- | byterian rh\u'ch |MR., MRS, CASCIOPPO HAVE SON IN SEATTLE Word has been received here of | the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs Sam Cascioppo in Seattle on October | 13. Mrs. Cascioppo is the former| Solvelg Havdahl of Douglas. Her son, who weighed six pounds 14%% jounces at birth, has been named IS( aven Joseph. Grandparents B. O Havdahl, ' Douglas. |IN(0ME TAYES CAUSES STRIK BELFAST, Northern Treland. | Oct. 22—(P—Fifteen hundred dock- ers struck today because the . government won't let them pay their income tax through weekly payroll deductions. Paying once a year, leaders o( the unofficial one-day demonstra- tion sald, leaves most workers flat around lncome tax time. JUNEAU KETCHIKAN SEATTLE NOME in Swift, convenient flights big 4-engine Clippers. Yflll[l' enioy delicious food, u%e service — as a guest of Pan ‘American, world's most ex- per\eneed airline. Ask for details and reservations at.ee BARANOF HOTEL Telephone 106 are Mr. and Mrs, former residents of | AMERICAN WoRrLD AIRWAYS Read the Wam-Ads for bargalns. 2 e e - SRR P e fee Paae T Sea e B S D e D T ;r\—fik‘t& Santa Claus IS COMING TO JUNEAU