The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 23, 1949, Page 3

# - - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE —JUNEAU, ALASKA R R . L N % L4 I'IDE TABLE . ¥ y 117 /1 i3 : o : TRAVEL AND SHIP VIA . .| ) i . o 132 ft. o LSy A I Y 51 ft. e s ¢ | o High tide, 11:56 pm., 151 ft. o | T H E AL Asfx’a y Ll N E y o Low tde, 1835 pm., -03 1t & ! 4 iT DOPE Juneau Boy Honored = « <+« -« - - .. % o o Sy o ! FIGHI @i" b ? 1 s ] PASSENGERS, FREIGHT, o At Puliman College COPS IN RING ! B v aio exeriss R of flght last night are !.i ‘( | ! [ MAIL AND" EXPR SCHEDULED ooy mal o, 2e o] routyn, e, ettt NS KO FIGHTER | FoRRESERVATIONS | J gy N E A U Ray, 200, ings, Fla,, in-a 10 lege junior from Juneau, Alaska, has | ; | OR INFORMATION B TN oo e SI_AGES FIGHL ; i ARRIVALSAND | 1 Detroit, ot ted Johnny Fiynn, |a 2 5 W80 ““",‘ CLEVELAND, Feb. 23.—®— For | | behivl DEPABTURES & 2125, Rechester, N | . |a four-minute round with the | | AI.ASKA “’[AMSHlp H:'r‘:f’l“ ey Gitoritad | B "‘" = | reerea, his handiers and several, | (0’\"’&‘” Northbound | lnlnu“::-l'( T vt 7 | der & 30 <i?.\' M,_\;,[,“‘I n “,(1‘5;.: | Phone 2 S.S. DENALI .._March 6 | 23 B - '.\.‘,““‘l‘ e Pty a1 (By The A .d Press | The fun for a crowd of 9,194 cus- | S Southbound S b, 1, T Aol Do In ok the, BRRSS [N el ol o iy e $.S. BARANOF Feb.28 | & I0=FouRder. 2 ue are taking |lest the Lirst bout of the prozram ' 8.8. ALASKA . March 6 el A= to Dick Wagner of Portland, Ore, * rambunctious, ' on a technical knockout. es of the <e.‘~} Fox was on the floor when Ref- cisco Shamrocks | eree Don Genzales lifted Wagn. sed a 6-5 con- | hand after 48 seconds of the ninth | ots in Tacoma, |round in the scheduled 10-roundey. ! wcouver Canucks took | Fox raised himself to his wobbly: calcons at | legs and made for Wagner and the | | refereee while the cops smrtufiy of the most Pat g : ng AU, Hlaska | Managers cf the eight teams in th: Pacific Coast Baseball League confer with Presidence Clarence (pants) ot ¢ > Rowland in Los Angeles. Standing (left te right) are the five new managers: Fred Haney of Hollywood; t ; ’ Del Baker, Sacramento; Bucky Harvis, n Diego; Chuck Dressen, Ozkland, and Bill Sweeney, Portland. A!JAS A STEAMSHIP COMPAN Y Seated (left to right) Letfy O'Doul, San Francisco; President Rowland, Jo Jo White, Seattle, and Bill . fi:\ L SR e Kelly, Les Angeles. (® Wirephoto. : COAST TEAMS | ARETRAINING hile the y from the F ercd a holdout—catcher Eddie Ma lone RIVERSI1DE, Ca. —The bat- | BARANOF SAILS THIS MORNING, NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—(®»—Never underrate a Princeton athletic team. i i tery krigade at the Portland Beay- | | In much the same manner that | ers’ camp is up two, pitchers B bl‘ ol L an underc Princeton eleven up-‘ | rived. ave years tgo, the Tigers' bas- | by San Franeisc posi7d tkethall quintet ended Yale's 12- | night ny Rucker is listed as | Tn§ B:.' anof, dockz_n; lf!.“L" game winning streak last night. maining holdout today. jat 9:30 o'clock, brought in 33 pas-| " nNot only that, but Princeton's | —_ | eight out on the — The San | Westy 47 to 45 triumph knocked the El ONTARIO, Calif. i ouf of first place in the eastern Diezc Padres warn t that their |ing. intercollegiate “Ivy” league. Colum~ | X , back from a season with | From Ketci ngers v\-mc bia, defending champs, now perch | h, will be the man to|C. Albott, ¢ ch, Flos-| o top. Richard Du Hellend, lag, Pat Rose Mc- Doolin ped 74-48 by Yalc earlier this He pcled two out of the park yes C season, Princeton was merely re- terday. Gil Steve Vukovich, | oopged as No. 13 straight for Tony et W. Wadzalis, Alice Hender- | ;aveni and Co WILMINGTON, Calif. —# The me was the standout of | of the fzattle Rainicrs' st Fred the national collegiate picture, as | Guy Fletcher and Dick (Kew (e 18 of the country’s top 20 quintets ) Barrett, are holding out toda Manager Jc Jo White said Barre d the ‘front office are seeng Joseph Miratti, Grac® |5 chalked up tis ~20th triumph catly eye-to-eye. cainst three defeats by crushing | ° White added t Jim Keating 8 - | River Falls (Wis) 69-5 | tt . l heavy-hitting rookie outtielder 1 . Brennon, Iris Holl- | Alchama trounced Miss. State, 43- | a WO O 0ck from Great Falls of the Pioneer |quist, J. W. Neale, J. B. Gucker. 31 in the Southeastern Confer- | League, wou't be ~réady two'{ Stanley Zuern, H. B. Crew ence. North Carolina State main- | e ot e e & o | s On the Mezzanine Floor o Keating ave ed .300 last ye e from Ketc n and regls- | the Southern Conference by smack- Meantime, Rainler batterymen continue their calisthenics. SKI JUMP SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 23.—(/#— | Imperturable Petter Hugsted, Nor- || ROCK WOOL—ALUMINOM ||~ 2 vregian and Olympic «¢hampion, “i WEATHER STRIPPING Lauson Air-ccoled Outboards, added the U. S. i jumping title | Warde A. Johnson—Phone 344 new models at Madsen’s C. and to his collecticn yesterday in an | F. Supply. 24 cmazing demonstration of poise. Hugsted, rushed to Ecker Hill in snow-buried Wasatch Mountains, | took a singie practice leap and then jumped 262 and 263 feet to ! annex the Class A title with 237.0 points. Hugsted wen the St Winter Carnival to and was grounde e — FIRE VICTIM SENT SOUTH ON NORAH Mrs. iter Sandra, Inga the tineau are C. W. ott and John Bussenich. - > - Fried Chicken an? T-bone Steaks .50. Country T'ab. 19 tf i HOME AND INDUSTRIAL | INSULATION e . Paul, Minn,, y Sunday ; d at Denver over- night by heavy fog. Ralph E.| had an open date. Yal2 ranked 13th. Hamline, No. ing Furman, 76-45. Richmond up- Washington and Lee, 77-53, and North Carolina nipped Davidson, 1 53-52, on Dan Nyimicz’s basket with 15 seconds left. Rhode Island State, which us- | ually compiles high scores, played | a stalling game against Miami to win by only 33-30, while Selon Hall WITH CLIPPER" SPECIAL FARES remans of e e o+ 5| Fly mow o Seattle and Inside Alaska Tickets on sale until March 15 ...good until April 15 at Tulsequah, B. C., went ard the, Prin Norah this morning to ke taken to Vancouver for burial there | | Victim cf a blaze at the gold min- | ing community is Gordon M. P'ni]-l lips, 31, who expired last Thursday | shortly after he was pulled from his | Lurning home. Cause of death was | suffocation. The body was brought | ifrem Tulsequah by Alaska Caasta][ Airlines and taken to the Charles W. Carter Mortuary. ——,o WASHINGTON MAN HERE Gecrge A. Hickck of Bellingham, | Wash,, is at the Gastineau. | leliam M. Jones Switches to Calvert , ) ! ANAHEIM, California— William M. Jones, of 9402 Hillview St., general merchandise manager of a furniture store, has switched to better tasting Calvert Reserve. “A friend recom- mended Calvert,” he says. “I tried it and, believe me, it’s Calvert for me from here on!” CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey ~86.8 Proof-65% Grain Neutral Spirits. Calvert Distillers Corp., New York City — et 3 Now's the time to fly to Seattle . . . visit neighboring cities inside Alaska. Now . . . while you can still-save on one-way and round-trip tickets! Sale of “Clipper Special” tickets ends March 15. Bur all bargain tickets bought up to March 15 are good until April 15! Fly now with the world’s most experienced airline at these big savings. .. FROM JUNEAU 10 SEATTLE KETCHIKAN nciudes connections at Annette Isl. WHITEHORSE, Y.T. FAIRBANKS O/Wt| 56.00 R/T 100.80 o, 27.00 R, 48.60 BARGAIN FARE SAVING 14.00 26.10 Children 2-12 years, half of bargain fare. Infants, free. Al fares, plus fax. +One Way, Round Trip BARANOF HOTEL — PHONE 106 2w AuERICAN \ Woeto Amgways \ 7 *Trads Mark, Pas American Airways, Inc. 1‘;? \ e i ! | | | | will LEARN ... HEAR. .. household iasks a lot easier the BENDIX WAY. Mrs. Byerg Sawyer, experienced demonstrator who has received irain- ing with the BENDIX equipment, will conduct the pleasant and inferesting demonstration. Remember, there is no cost and no obligation to buy. Lovely Gift Free to All Who Attend To every lady who attends the class, cither on Thursday or Friday, will be given free, a lovely CANNON hand towel. No advance reservation needed. Just come as you are. JUNEAU YOUNG HARDWARE COMPANY This is YOUR invitation to aitend! YOU, Ladies of Juneau and Douglas, are invited to atiend the modern Home Laundry School we have planned for you. There is’no admission fee the Demonstration Lessons are free, and you SEE ... many new ways fo make your daily You will meet many of your Friends at this Home Laun- dry School. tests, just a pleasant after- Won’t YOU come? noon. Please do! JUNEAU YOUNG HARDWARE COMPANY Fresno, i ) e 2 LR gy e R s , s thir e saw the - | climbing intc he ring. i _ FULLERTON, Calif, —®— The Fho . ird game saw the Los An- | climbing into 2;;‘" 4 {started a new wis streak by | Brookiyn, 54-33; Hardin-Simmons| Fresno State 62; Californa Poly A Los Angeles Angels of the Pacitic 3 toeds th ORklana fo trouncing Tllinois We N, 70-51. | beat New Mexico Aggie, 56-50; and | (San Luis Obispe) 56. There Is NO Substnute for o Sieball sl : bl g | In other games Cennecticui beat | Colorado State took Colorado Mines, | Cellege of Pacitic 60; Santa ¥ o N Tacommontest, wIcHies R NDUP OF | Brocklyn College 64-39; Long Island | 62-36 "| clara 52 ..z 1 B G B, puhl At SPNiea San Breedd Nosthisen | | whipped Maryland State, 78-64; St.| Results in the West were: Southern Oregon Normal 55; NewspaDET AdVerflSIDU. ¢ with 27 players in fold. i visicn engagements, drew 2,800, one | ! Bonaventure licked St. Francis ot | Colorado S s ; ' Sk o ¢ Manager Bill Kelly sald there op the largest ..id-week crowds of s e e o i olorado State 62; Col. Mines 36. | California Aggie G ORI will be one workout a day. He|the year. ' VGRRE a2z e o s ot~y e A e added only one player is consid- | i i) | THURSDAY AFTERNOON - CLASS REPEATED FRIDAY £ To extend the exhibition for those who are not able to attend on Thursday, the Class will be repeated again at two-g’clock Friday afternoon. 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