The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 6, 1948, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR [BENEFITS AVAILABLE; i HGHI DOPE ’AIASKA UNEMPLOYMENT | one out took place in m(OMPEHSfHIOfl LAWS | tic affairs last night. Here are { the results of the three events re- | ported: 159, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1948 Nflw ® © © o The first time offered to the public WHITE KING SALMON nr In 3 Can Gili Pacitages “There is aiways {ployment in winter Nicholas Arena) are again approa: 3 Grand Rapids, |when many Alaskans Charley Zivie, [selves out of work Robert. E ! New York GRAZIANO HAS BUM = e - | . outpointed :*§E' VATCH erH 156, Pittsburgh, in 10 rounds. heldon, Executive tor of the (Y] 7 ¥ Hoston—Tcemmy Collins, 12414, | Unemployiient Compensation C more unem- We season find (St [ONS 28D [EAM, PARSONS ELECTRIC 'K Mic N. J., knocked out Jack |im n. “If you have L 1 mon WIN, ELKS ALLEYS APOSTOLI POSTPONED Lions on’s Elect Beautiiul was high x with 531 ws: | cad Team 103 133 131 127 178 367 | 441l 406 435 E s B/ Baker Total OAKLAND, C: Armstrong, 128%, Toronto, nd round. d, Cal.—Bolton Ford, 134, % utpointed Paulino Mermasilo, M in 20 - e FOOTBALL . SCORES Nov. € —Rocky | 1. aziano's here h Fred M toli has be postponed 17 to Decembier 1 because the| healed properly. » Jimmy Murray said the Leen avproved by 3 Commission. HOCKEY GAMES cres of hockey games the Pacific Coadt Hockey it are as follows: | n Diego 3. | H acoma 1. > ADMINTON CLUB WILL NOT MEET ON MONDAY Badminton Club Monday evening ymnasium dv inal scores of fecotball played last night are as Chester 30, Moravian 0. Morris Har 0; West Va. W. 0. Camp Kilmer 20; Ft. Mcnmouth 0 Georgetown U New York U 6. Miami (Fl Cincinnati 6. Navy Jvs. 0. S. D. State 13. 33; Morehead 0. (Kan) 24; St games iollows: 36; Murray (Ky) uthwestern Benedicts 6. School” night, d at that time ar meeting will be November 15, - - - 'HERE FROM SITKA E. F ons J. Whitti Omaha 13; Doane 6. ge 6; a (Il 0. 18; W. Illinois 0. Luther 12; Simpson 0. Bethany (Kan) 31; McPherson 0. cutheastern Okia. 12; South- rn Tech (Okla) 6. Reckhurst 33; Culver-Stockton 13. Home Beautiful | 187 169 ! 148 182 150 173 155 Hazlett Davlin Mork Smith 108! oS ‘\V ATTENTION MASONS Stated Communi n Monday CLily Wikl Lab in the Sec- ond Degree. J.. W. Leivers, Secratary (036 2t) CITATION O COAST SAN FRAN tien, greatest thor the cpinion of mar the West Coast to run in the $50,000 | te; Tanforan H. p December [ Shannon II, the Aw » won the $75,000 Golden Gate Field: handicap in world record equall time of 1:59 for the mile and quarter, was regarded as Citation’s ) £y Liggest threat in the Tanforan han- dicap. >0 MOKDAY BOWLING, TEAMS, PERSONNEL | '‘Women's Club See | ralian which | yitor s ] o trapped In !1aceco flow Mrs, Engstrom mann. renshurg (Mo) 0. ‘Wisconsin yvees Jayvees 0. Mexico Military 83; Teachers 6. Jose State Young 6 San Francisco Loyola 0. | Montana Normal 19; Rocks 6. College Idaho 14; Whitman 6. Williamette 13; Linfield 0 Westminster (Utah) 18; JC 18 Compton (Calif) JC 60; Weber 18. 35; North- “ OM COASTAL FLIGHTS _ Springtield (Mo) Tehrs. 25; War- Cos 1 ,\ ines western » the following: Hilda Peters ics B. Bloomer, Dave Drebe 3 ner, B. Morris, H. Driesbach and New 21; Brigham cock arrived on ACA! 38} Lon= Aok r Sitka yesterday Rosa Page Welch, Harold Erickson, ’ Dixie e men to Tulse- 1. Hornaas, H. Via- HONOLULU LIONS CRUSH HOLLYWOGD Latest Fur Styles af | BEARS: 75-21 SCORE Afternoon ShOW!| soxouoio o sibe e <~ > nclulu Lions of the Pacific au women | Coast pro iootball league last night 1shed the Hollywood Bears 75 to kefore a slim crowd of 6,000 group of Jur e latest fur styles at the ¢ omen’s club s vesterday af- |21 rnoon in the #Masonic Temple, | fans. ough the courtesy o e Martin, The Hawaiians passed for seven movies of a trip through the one of them a 95 yard maich north where the animals are {rom the opening kickoff. to provide the skins for| S R d products; also a movie of | L] ate process involved in| a mink coat. | Wilfred Johnson was chair-| n for which was served at a | red table featuring autumn ! @o ne and gold colored candles. | Floyd Fagerson, ’ and Mrs. Mil MINEOLA, N. Y, Nov. 6—(®— The Nassau County Federation of loyed for the pas t: |in employment, jwo: und he Alaska Law, and now find jemployed tbrough no fault of your ,cwn, and if you atle and avail- iakle for and actively seeking work, you should go in person or, if too r away. write to your nearst Ter- ice that s, yourself un- {r:u;'m] Employment ce O jand ask for the proper forms for registering for work and filing an itial clai mfor unemployment in- surance, of itakle work i3 availak for “The maximum you may be en- titled to is $25 per week for 25 weeks: the minimum, if you are eli- gible for any amount at is $8 per week for eight weeks | Take advantage of your rights undr the Unemployment Compensa- tion Commission Law. It was pass- ,ed by the L lature for your bene- fit.” | At prezent there are Territorial {Employment Service Offices located at the following towns: Ketc Wrangell, Juneau, Cordova Anchorage and Fairbar i - "BACK T0 SCHOOL” you 2,000 and Bitman, wi helps torn ver, Colo., failor, offered a free snit to any Denver ten ‘foothall’ winners in a weckly. dontest, Last it will cost him for weeks to make the suits. is shown above as he rantastic 1 tic up 1 ually small factory acts like an exccutive, NIGHTTOBEHELDON [ gy nus AIm LINES MONDAY EVENING The com /13 brin Americ servance of this ocea n neau Schools will their an- |nual Back to & Night on Mon- day evening, from 7 to 9 p.m. Sup- erintender i today , ‘Eachr ool and the Grade ¢ hold ¢ house an work swill cn display. teachers will be sisted in their ‘room mother o will aid the tea scheol year. o'clock will hool At ng week of Novem! In ob- Con the Ju- e ient’s mother 1er throughout At program Grade S .neau Hi d'rection rt. musical nted in the . The Ju- Sck , under the { Joseph Shofner, will play sel Miss Beatr Neeley will lead the High Mixe? Chorus in -songs The public szhools are a part of that triumvirate, the Home, the Church and the School, which form the character of cur youth. This in- the tendent, is an expression of jour desire to let the people of Ju- ineau know how well schools |are providing a part of that train- supe N FOR SEATONS Mrs. Ellsworth Seaton are t roud parents of a baby | boy, boern yesterday afternoon in St. Ann’s Hespital. The new arri- val weighed eizht pounds and one ounce, Al Teams and lin s for Monday bowling on the El Alleys have been announced by Red McGill as follows: g At 7 o'clock— Henning’s — Henning, Smith, Baker, Holmqu Hagerup's Ha M. Burke, B.| Haynes, J. Merritt, A. Johnson. Juneau Cline— Snow, Hazlett, | & Parsons, Blanton, King. 1 Henning He M. Davlin, P.|p Hagerup, P. McGill, A 9 o'clock—- McLean and Werner—Hagerup, Werner, Mork, McGhee, Hendrick- son. Phelps Fillies— B. Hudsen, B. Smith, L. Blanton, A. Dalziel. Juncan Florist— Davlin, Whittier, Lockart, Jajoie, Stewart. Snows Snowballs—N. Bizgs, M. Hagerup, S. Menwissen, S. Kibbe. e ee A French inventor, Nicholas Jac- ques Cente, is considered the fath- er of the modern pencil. Fr Metcalf, ca T. Retallick. | HAVE YOU A "CREATIVE”CHIN 7 FIRM, BUT SOFTLY MODELLED, INDICATES CONSTRUCTIVE THOUGHT. OWNER WILL CERTAINLY ENJOY MULLING OVER A "DOUBLE-RICH" CREAM OF KENTUCKY WHISKEY SOUR! '7 Blended Vfi&@x,u ©pf:)>:§: /o grain neutral spirits. Sef.uhy_nm. g';xp., NY. Mrs. Cecil Casle: Is who gave two com- | Reépublican Women some time ago | of the fur styles were ! cngaged a lectured to speak at aj Joseph McLean, Mrs. an‘m?etmg Nov. 17 on the topic of Modern lead pencils were itchmann, Mrs. Dorothy Roland,|“Our New Republican President.” geveloped until the discove S R not Mrs. T. C. White-! side Tin: 1an three miles deep. nd M'ss Blanche Poston (Be- engagement, and scheduled a tal 1) . Stephen Ford gave a tunning by radio comedian Harry McNaugh- mmentarv on the furs as they ton on the subject. of “It Pays To were paraded. - D An oil well in Oklahoma is more! Weeds can kill as much as 10 per cent cf a given crop. The Triangle Cleamners The Barrel Is Here . . . New paint job inside; glass « cage for the Missus; the Barrel for you to change in; always pleasant efficient service at Triangle . Clean- er For better Appearance CALL Yesterday, the club cancelled thci 564 of a graphite mine in Lerland, England. SAFETY OF YOUR SAVINGS Allow your savings fo earn @ better return for you 119 SEWARD | Shes BAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Pelershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg. venient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. 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