The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1948, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA BVIPIRL—JUNEAU ALASKA TUESDAY, NOVLMBLR 23, 1948 EUGENE, Ore, Not. 23—(®— The men, women, and ,wung.qexs “After days of begging, wheedling | Camgpus sentiment at Oregon today who comprise the membership of the and door pounding, we finally mnde} favored a hbowl game—somewhere, two musical organizations perlorm-\it—we finally crashed a ,rehearsal anywhere—for Coach Jim Aiken's'ing in concert this evening at theof the Ballet Mousse, scheduled for disappointed Ducks. 20th” Century Theatre, represent \prem ler at the Beta Sigma Phi for- While bowing to the Pacific Coast practically every walk of life found |mal dance Wednesday night at the Cenference vote to send California | in Juneau. They are indeed a civic- | Baranof. We're glad to report that - into the Rose Bowl on New Year’ minced group, who have given free- | the tinal rehearsal efforts definitely nst the Big Nine's North-|ly of their time and talents in de- |forecast a smash hit,” says the Bal- veloping the band and men’s chorua‘ict master. students called for a post- security reasons, we are still Home of Money-Saving Service . \\\\\ L) Have your Yo i son game against a strong sec-|i he ry capac ‘ganiza “For 1 opponent. unable to nce personnel o Members of the Oregon team left ~ The band is an anization ol |, oo net put ‘.,\,”mflmpm (4]“1“'_. no doubt of their desires and Ore-[come 35 members of varied musical | : % f{man Ruth Bader has dropped some gon athletic director Leo Harri ackground, under the leadership ot hints about the rest of the show. told a student assembly last night|Joscph M. Shofner. Prior to the |y . 3 ¥ria L} i Matheny's Madcap Five will fur- there are several queries under con- |last World War, Mr. Shotner was| .o "o S0 00 o e coa siders ¢ very successful in the schos sic | s ‘ o b g e wili do whatever we consider 8 Froups A0Y | and Jackie. Other acts in the light, to be the best thing for evervonelirst places in state and national 4 3 sophisticated manner are planned, concerned,” Harris said | competition. He is a graduate of the tm‘) P ; Aiken, who directed the Ducks to|University of Arkansas and has seven conference wins and a co-title stud‘ed instrumental techniques un- Nominees for ‘Sweetheart of Beta Sigma Phi,’ to be Queen for a A. A. Harding Night, have been determ'med and 5o p with Californ'a in the Far West,|der such men as Pr A A e ; 'J was not talking atout post-season of the U. of Illinois, William D. Re- | £ Fiy . el : & T play. He said yesterday, however, velli of Michigan University, and & inal election wil e by vote of all e e ) suests at the dance. Ballots wil be. K@ o W0 o € B W [4 ING CO. se felt Oregon had been “slighted.” | Bruce i e 1t at the door. Attorney 115 Front Street ' Phone 57 Students paraded around Aiken's|versity 9 e e Whe” We dld Odl’ fflR/SWflS b‘ly’” ' home late 1 night. They boomed | he band is composed of youths, |Gencral Ralph Rivers will crown o if 0 rls, and men d wom- | - - want a bowl game” again and)Loys and girls, g the queen, then lead her into the The demonstration swirled jen who are in the organization be- mronalion waltz to l‘he strains of cross the campus and around the cause they like mus: The Sweetheart of Sigmp Chi' E L L l S A I R L l N E s BAILY TRIPS JUNEAU T0 KETCHIKAN via Petershurg and Wrangell ° rcsidences of squad star MEN'S CHORUS Conference rules, however, frown| The Juneau Men’'s Chorus is at|dance, and can te o ned by call- With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg. Convenient afterncon departures, at 2:30 P. M. member school playing a post | present co: sed of some 25 voices |ing Miss Bader at the Baranof, or FOR IH?SERVATIONS PHONE 612 TIME-SAVING EQUIPMENT You save more money ff because of the time saved by our modern truck service equip- ment! o~ pre For Sarvice ot ifs Best . . . By Men Who Know Your Truck Best . . . See Jones of Louisiana State Uni- | It was way back in A[)l” when we “Tickets are still on sale for the started filling our Christmas sack withhe game that may rival theunder the direct'on of Ernest Ehl-|from Dick Wells at the Baranof Ci- ic. A special vote ofer, with M Barnes as accom- |ar Stand.” the Conference members would be panist. The chorus will give four| - needed. The question of establish- numbers tonight during the band ing a precedent would likly loom as ' concert. STUFFIN' BREAD - - AT YOUR a major hurdle to any favorable! Members of the Men's chorus are | GROCERS. vote. {Col. John R. Noy auris S. Parker, | The only proposition out in the{William L. Paul, Jr., if Swap, C open is the efforts of the Los An- | H. McClelland, H. E. Salisbury, Ken- geles American Legion to bring Ore- neth J. Kadow, Edmund A. Hinke, \M‘hdm Passey, Walter A. Soboleff, | 101, Fxl"1 R. 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