The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 7, 1949, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE —)UNEAU, ALASKA ATHLETICS . »i3 i . 8 B PHILADELPHIA, . d | o 0 N - The Philadelphia Ath | =~ @ ?@ g @ E’Ji @! |32 exhibition games 1 |opening of the Amer Now REGE 2 Ison in April but ne § 1 ‘"D “i | JE ] be in Venezuela c £a i ; Win Streak oo ; : yesterday a 10-de i _ABE Jw]' { e —_— South American countries had b + | 4 fame, J Two | cancelled cause of political I | | & Huskies pped | turbances. ¥ i —‘J /‘"/ ‘ :? 7 DOOE N Sh's i The Athletics will make ¢ ‘ < E L time {trip out of the country. It will & ) | > play- | Havana, Cuba, for three days, March N # % 3 it 5, 26 and 27. | n-by Pan American C’lppel' ball fans on < | . i Shannel can remember back od a T MURRAY WA?MAI [ : K Univer- | B 3 ed a double- | | < SIGNS UP AS COA | " s pre- | | AT WEST POINT ( | b : | win this heir ros SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. T—P— Signing of Murray Warmath as new line coach was an- ay by O. C. (Ock uate manager of at Point. Warmath, whose home i ville, *© been h ach at the Unive y of Ten since 1946. He roplace who r h at showgirls (1oft to right) Wendy Bart- comedian Jeco E. Lewis grimaces in feigned pain Coleman and Frances Keegan turn their noi ers on him in their dressing room in a night club in New York. The ente rs staged their New Ye ve celebration ahead | X ; use they would be busy entertaining night club guesis when the New Year started. (P Wire- G“T'NG AROUND ALASKA is easy. And quick, too. Flying L Clippers take you where you want to go—from Nome 4 SR e S 2 e LR clear to Seattle—on frequent, regular schedules. g : | i ALHOSTAK [SCENTISIS ARE ¢ v Dr. Bhow s Alteatas ot And you'll feel az home aboard the big, dependable | * | : Soue. tivke ! BARANOF HOTEL — PHONE 106 ts ap s t fi to attend| RecordSet IS TO TRY | moms ooiomy i o i ¥ -1 > it a sweep for by licking to 61, in e Garden at- onnel for the English | Clippers. The food and service are world-famous. The fare at Stafford. The com- low— with a saving of 10% on round trips. Call w at... B e ain needs at least 0 scient:fic S, i nd technical worl ~twice as | % | ’ vl Va. Ala- 1 anv as it has now Dr. C. P. ONE 'I[ME (OA(H Li i W) in ilm! 0? eu @gs \ o} cmn!if-‘ u 4 ® sout the Um\m‘nxty; “ v 3 b | ntments for t rnment. F‘ q‘p T ot : T ! Opening new electrical ing lab- E;lg B EBQHAM DIES‘ i » NEW YORK—®— A 1 - i & SIS | i B o » i Two. o O it s, A o TN Ao * ] » graduate during P o N ‘\f“’;‘om?_ scar ent'sts is a problem Walter D, Helm, one-time football — Yying Clppers id coac 8 4 ‘his 23rd 1 than the shortage of raw coach at Fordham University, is | . d him to Lincoln RS ”’h‘::““ with a 10-| dead, at the age of 63, : ‘. T t Jack Snapp | G YRR e . e =RAR ; | 3 - i‘%@; M . . on a pre- | g ¥ : et in 1939-40, by c try. | e | a 2 meets | : 2 o % f the group, 173,000 men and * mpson in | v fi ihti Nw [$5,000 women received the bache- | il g and 46,000, advanced { nj 5 i | & . helor’s level most de- ‘ o B . h rees W rred in b i {in Nz fields = level were < Y ng and busi- J nerce in the order b\ 1; Univer- 7; University of | &4 [ . Evmnn tr education, mathematics _ land biology. v n a fied | i Nt g 5 ow | WELCOME n plaz- | To the Legislators and out of % 4 ! ) the Salmon (;;:r:;t S 1N GE R — Frances Yeend, ‘ ¥ soprano, will sing for fourth year | =T at Berkshire Music Festival, | 4 ¢ : word borrowed from anglewood, Mass., with Boston : ; o herders, meaning @ Symphony Orchesira, She Is a ing little, ¥, p of cattle. native of Oregon. NCAA or its cod ke : $ Idaho Wec BASHETBALL FRIDAY CVENING JARY TTH 7:30 o’Clock State’s b f the icode.” | : Hdckey Games FIGHTDOPE | Final scores of g’:nes played night in Pacific Coast Hock e —— encour took and that was in ¢ League are as follows: | J., when Charlie ¥ a San Diego 4; Los Angeles 1. 11 rvington, outpointed Fran- Portland 5; Tacoma 4. o Palermo, 148%, New York, 10 i il = e i:unnds. U AUCTION MAREKET | ot 5 ST 1 s & . E. §t. Consignments daily.| Flesible Flier Sleds at Madsen's. ONCE AGAIN “Full speed ghead!” to The Alaska Line as the main artery of 4107 pan. All day Saturdays. 854 | Open noem until 6. 9 1 The facilities of the Alaska Steamship the North — will recognize our sincere . Company are humming busily as another desire to assist Alaska in realizing the full year of service to the Territory begins. promise of her great future. | Granting good faith in the agreements The Alaska Steamship Company’s first . with which shipping service was reston_:d, objective, therefore, is to provide the best The Alaska Line is determined to provide freight and passenger service possible at continuous setvice to all Alaska for yeats prrec thar will promote territotial growth Alaska Coastal Airlines enables you to arrangs to come. d i ~through your local ticket cgent—your passage : il A b 0. prosperity. L A ke 1o the States on Pan American, and then to any This new beginning, Commg'as it does Our second aim is to encourage indus- ¢ spot on the globe! And for you who buy tickets near the start of a new year, gives us an trial development in Alaska. in Sitka, Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Haines appropriate Opportunity to festate our And our third aim is to accept our “« and similar communities, ACA reserves a special objectives. ibili 1 neiishiba d be e block f seats so that its passengers share equal | g fesponsibility as g neig 55 an priority with those who buy tickets in Juneaul » AME AT 7:30 Alaska Steamship Company hopes & force for civic good throughout the 1 FIRST GAME AT 7:3 that residents of the Territory—who look areas in which we operate. MO@SE vs. £.C. S. L A L Si’7ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY ; AIRLINES || POUGLAS EIGEH SCHOOL ' i Qwing Southeastern ' Adulis - 75¢ Siudents - 25¢ ; S““"‘? e/ Alaska, _ Use 6th Sireet Enirance 4