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PAGE THREE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA @ . [} o . . 4 Ski Club Will Ha § This Week’s uestione i Club Will Have , Grid G Hallowe'en Party | Miss Glendora Larson ri ames ¥ | HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE STAFF OF | ° ° > — On Saturday Night, He’s Beosr on | Leading football games to be - y g Lu(,'l S e LK sal | ? 3% played this weekend are as follows: + o an P Yol Bives. N, 3 EAST All the Halloweert -gloatibe ik ——x}d?:ss Laf son col;'x}; ”tl' .Etm lpulvl\ lh.\u:_ N. D?tk" xylth Abcsa. va <VEL. gdbling will be''Gut tmorrow night years as a beautician 2:d a5 an instructor in a Boston College vs. Clemson. at the costume dance bong given Beauty College. L Boston U vs. Syracus? by the Juneau Ski Club in the Un-| —8he is highly qualfied to give you very o gervice Brown vs R\\lr‘ex:. icn Hall, so members and their and style your hair that is most becoming to you. v g::l‘n“::‘n”‘? rfi"l‘:!’—:«"‘_“ 5;:;5‘: s “"'"","'dfd Yo m‘«’“(“’““ —Call for your next appointment with her. She will Baliinte s, CGHR | i ol kimaosticsii 0 be pleased to meet you and give you the best of Ele A l l EYS REbBouts Vs Dance starts ai & o .-ock with fav- [ service. getown vs. orita dance tunes being played on vs. Hol the juke rfox. Prizes for the best| ,’!Q‘ ’g(‘ S Bt“;?dfli @alo" Lafayctte vs. George Washington. two costumes of the even'ng will b | Y, ¢ o e R ¥ > %, o A il o, ihiatt lgiven and refmshments will ¢ e Alaska E Iutn(‘].l).ht and Power Co. Red McGill has pulled off a Hevy Ve, Notrs Dathe. |served to those who attend with a PHONE 492 lull costume and an empty vlomm h other stunt for tonight on the Elks Bowling alleys and lined up a double attraction, Rotary vs. Lions and Faderal Employe V8. the Elks. Both attractions are’ to start relling at & o'clock. Here are the lineups: NYU vs. Lehigh Pennsylvania vs. Washington & Lec. Penn State vs. Colgate. Pittshurgh vs. Western Reserve. Princeton vs, Virginia Detroit FEUS| Rotary—Blanten, Parsons (Er- Wist Virginia vs. South Carolina. nie), Haniord, Lajoie and Pete MIDWEST Warner. Illinois Michigan. PHoNE 2«» ) Lio: Stewart, Wemmer, Phelps, Henning and ome yet fo be named. Federal Employees — Holmquist, Sperling, Iverson, Hendrickson and King. Elks—Hagerup, Snow, Mork, ]\104‘ = 5 o Chuck Dressen (above), coach of Pick ycur winners, make your| Indiana vs. Minnesota Iowa vs. Wisconsin. Towa State vs. Oklahoma. Kansas vs. Oklahoma A&M Kansas State vs. Missouri. ettc vs. Purdue. aska vs. UCLA. estern vs. Ohio State, SPECIALS —— SATURDAY on pool, then don't kick if you lose. | the New York Yankees, has been ulsa vs, Wichita. [ 4 L g gy named Manager of the Oakland SOUTH - arl o uar ers ( | club of the Pacific Coast Leagye. | Alabama ""‘f‘fi”'&' ' ' “ 4 o Auburn vs, Vanderbilt. . . i who was named Manager of the | Florida vs. Furman. , | Yankees. ( Wirephoto. atucky vs. Cincinnati. E | 1 or ]9 [} g ni vs. Maryland Mildred Schm’da, 18, 15 questioned by Detectives Joe Marsino (left) 1 ssippi State vs. Tulane. g e i 1 crth Carolina vs. Tannessae. and Max Zceller in West New York, N. J,, after the erstwhile baby Carclina State vs. Wake For- sitter was arrested on a grand larceny charge. Capt. Chris Gleits- Standard . mann, Chief of Detectives, queted the girl as saying she found $2,100 Tm‘roas "ulon it & Mar in a cookie jar at the home of Sclomon Rauff. Gleitsmann said ! b t Fight E@ni@h Richmond vs. W. S South Carolina vs., West Vi Miss Schmidt had gene to Boston with a “sailor friend,” and later Seaport, 2% Tins ... WITH CHINA e By JACK HAND \| vinia_vs. Princeton. to Buffalo, returning with three dollars. (P Wirephoto. Davidson. . ! L I GEIS AWPPD oS | |PAA REPRESENTATIVES Gream Style Com | Tomaro surce )& Tl o o T HORSE WiLL " FROM WEST COAST _— 2 S ss N z favorite, I ters down throush | ights cnly one has ROCKY MOUNTAINS . ¥ f—Gene Arizena vs. Arizona Temple. BOUND FOR HEAR'"G 1 | S S e | HALLOWE'EN CANDY, 8 oz. cello 2 5¢ I v Mexico xrwnmn\'n are in Juneau (()day - major lcague tah Etate vs. Wyomingz { RA(IN& KING cnrcute to the Civil Aeronautics b4 2 i 7 WEST rekearing of the Alaska ¥ b Mool AR, For Sunday Treat Try .... it 2k w» PAA plane 'md wm go on to 10Ky, Oct. 29.—(M—They | Anchorage aboard Pacific Northern T} at Pimlico PAA representatives are Joseph Wagner, -passenger sales superin- und our endent for the Alaska region, Se- ttlg. Henry Owen, of the Seattle airpprt office, Mary Gunn, traffic ™ ; naticn Assoclated Pr the' Idaho vs. Washington State. Montana vs. Brigham You Ment Crego ate Oregon U vs. St. D Santa Clara vs. S"m F‘.am‘wco. ballots. The! -Stanford vs. Wi re there aren't any pre: o the throne hanging eak that numbexs 44 |petit'on th since the McAllister draw. on 160 of theo 220 HHGE R laround M iaron 5 fart- t S St o : o o J | - Upiaround Pep's !;om(‘ 1;h !rfit‘ [Enuckle ball a ceived 90 votes D - | The fiourative crowhing will tak- | repsétehtative, San Francisco; Fred : \wff b:‘ H:“nv ‘l“’se out Bill G"“‘: 4 ')))‘0“ Iplace after the chestnut colt makes fubb and Roger Westberg, economic " T ; ! { jRed Sox seman, 9y h's lordly way around a mile nnd‘pummnv department, San Francis- J ncnees o sarnt g o RING DOPE [siieosr o som ol uality Meats === Fruits ---- Produce That remains to be seen. | Lou Brissie, southpaw pitcher of | Pimiico spe o YT ’ ?fiddlers record, although lm-wvm Philadelphia At} ranked | | Citation will walk alone. Not one ! rressive, does not compare with | lhhd with 15 votes. Satchell Paig Fights last night turned cut as:' > *° o ik DINNER \of about a score of other eligibles | AND DANCING s. Sandy has knocked out 63 of | r | follow i e s Aniting ] Fep. Sondy hus knocked out & of e, 0 aes_ s e o e o oo PRI SRCHE tmmm|m|u||||mmm|lmummnummmumnuuumm I Joss was to Chico Ross on & dis- | Among other nominees was '43‘ , Augusta, Ga., stopped Eric | 1;‘)‘_‘0 S e u | puted split decision at Honolulu last | George Vico, Detroit first baseman. | Boon, 144, London, 3 e o ’, Aitions, 4 b et HA“OWE E“ PARTY June 30. Another was to Mumberto | Rearden finisked with a record ot | New York (Sunnyside Garden)— mev‘to ;““\n' S tana “ue;- ( Sierra, a Cutan, who was starched |30 victories and only seven defeats |Ross Anzalone, 148, New York, out- |fent of wnv EREHPINERE, 00 [ kty Pep at Miami last February. 'and by winning his last seven starts Fointed Russell Howard, 1443, New | oo 5o “ocinie claimants in| 1t Will be Ladies Night tomorrov: | KBRS 17 b R 3 i including the epic playeff g?_:lme‘Ym ‘,8' Fritzle Zivic, 150,|Winning 16 out of 17 races this year. Dight when Lions Club members G'Rl S(OUT "Ews ith Boston for the American; Macon, Ga.—Fritzie » 190, | ockey Eddic Arcaro will merely | hold a Hallowr'en dinner and | gue pennant, He also huried a Pittsburgh, and Eddie Steele, 1581z, Iroste Citatioxrrvr the $10,000 which ing party at the Salmon' The girls of Scout Troop No. 1|shutout victory over the Braves in |Macon, drew, 10. will “hoakt C“a‘mn,; earnings o Cieek Country Club. Costumes and | A met in the Methedist Church onthe World Series and saved the m;t} Atlanta, Ga.—Joe Lowis boxed 830,250, second highest of all “time, | ¢ecorations in the Hallowe'en tra-, L) Thursday afternoon. The meeting |game with a great bit of relief|three round exhibitions with Bob |*007A0, FeR0RC MERES: O8O0 RO dition should set the mood for a reierre was called to order with Paige|pitching. | Garner, Louisville, and Master Sgt.| s'rf% i ,f“ can just to see | big hight of fun. Prizes will be b +Whithead in the chair. We elect-| Bearden, who came fo the In- Merritt Wiyhn, Port Benping, Ga. B o held tosether 0 ™| given for the best man's and wo- 4 ed Carol Lockert as Secretary. dians in the winter of 1946, in a| 3 Clt;’f’.icn's career covers 24 wins| man’s costume. | 1 Ros?tta Zax;mra ‘;:5 acrgpted‘ as‘:a e “kn‘r; the) Yanktees, fpx‘e,n't three | | Bfowmes Have Fun in 26 starts and winnings this year | In charge of arrangements for | or me ow | $4ve s & short 14l affes we en- || Hs nacrowly cecepss deats when | ST, e M vt e | e e e TR A f - e y L ‘l season. ood, I edges and rnest n- | Jjoyed some Hallgwe'en cookies. his ship, the cr r Helena, was| H “ P 1y Citation will be the fifth Calumet coln. Serving will begin at 8 t PATRICIA SWEENEY, reporter. l.;l,ntk.lend :11: he)d flndequ:;minum, a owe en ar horse to win and the second to o'clcck followed by dancing. momen S ——————— plates . —_ plihy S EBT = W i X walk over in the 13 runnings of the - Read tie Wani-Ads for bargalns "I’hf Second Gl'adi Brownie tfoop Special, Whirlaway went it alone HERE FROM HOOD BAY - o GRO(ER'ES DRUfiS grd 5 g:rynffcfi:lu:: -ft‘hvflfghyl:::;; in 1942 and other winners were Twi- | C. C. Hickey of Hood Bay is at 7 ik » light Tear, Armed and Fervent. | the Baranof Hotel. | | Iresidence on Seventh Street, Mrs.| - St ol R . ey : < HERE o" KI'EHOWA | Wallis George, assistant lcader, was [J ® Here is the beer fO}‘ Jour taste More than 65 tons of grocenes.‘m charge of the party. 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