The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 4, 1949, Page 3

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1949 : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ] };1 hospital and also to the Blue| Mt. Edgecumbe officials arriving fi ‘C':\),o Plan headquarte for their{on the Denali were: Mrs. R. H. Y minimum requirements in hopes| shuler, wife of the medical direc- that such an insurance plan would|.or of Mt. Edgecumbe hospitals; | ‘I{lp finance operational expenses. | Or. Parvin Murray, dentist, with I N S p I —— ~ife and daughter, Enid; Florence Ann Baer, young RN working|Bouzas, physio-therapist replacing \.nlll’ifiL from Pittsburg, California,| Mrs, George Federoff; Mrs. Anna ] | (Special Correspondence) arrived by plane Thursday on a|Kinney, dormitory attendant and East: Brown over Yale, Cornell SITKA, Alaska, Oct. 30—With/sighi-seeing tour of Alaska.| daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Harold H' ’over Syracuse, Colgate over Hou the consent of the Council, Mayor | She had spent two weeks nursing|Swanson, school staff; Mrs. Phyllis Cross, Darimouth over Cnl\:mmu e ppointed all City Offi-'in Ketchikan and will spend her|Klise, school matron; Miss Betty Boston University over Temple, By JACK HEWINS ials at the regular meecting held time in Sitka working at the Shel-| Gemmel, Zetta Koegan, [ois Miller Chio State over Pittsburgh, Penn- z v Tuesday evening. They are: City don Jackson Hospital after which|ind Shirley Millman, nurses. F (ALIF vania over Virginia, Penn State SlEATTLlE' ]\‘f”'v":‘@'—?x“;:;‘:f\mflk. Frank Calvi Chief of she plans to visit Juneau. Staff memcers arriving by plane r West Virginia, Trinity over|d 10ser, “SVL"“F){MW .3 lleq | FOlice, Stormy Doran; City Super- vere: Dr. Virginia Cobb, pediatri- Amberst, ington football team has pi { visor, Bill Ward; Art Franklin, Fire an and rheumatic fever consult- . Midest: Iiiinois ‘over. ‘Indlana |150.906 people 1o ite home gt Ghie; Do McGrayw, Assstant Fire | The Cinderclla Shoe Shop opencd | unt; and Clara. Robinson, medical | lowa State over Drake, Kansag]tPiS year, and that's a recor | Chief; Dr. W. C. Charteris, Health Saturday afternoon with an in-|welfare worker. | sver braska, Marquette overj Wrat's more, its the thirdgepce, formal style show featuring models Y !ix::‘plal: s(-]\ n(n l'hu a w'nshmgx:?“ Committee appointments were: | {rom Connie’s, Sitka B: . Vi's| Mrs. John Cushing and daughter, ado, Oklahoma A&M over Tulsa,i v “;‘ i‘"“; way t0 @ DNeW|gijithero and Gilp: inance; | and Jessmar's. Modelling during | Sherry, have returned by plane gh attendance total, ‘n(,,,p and McClain o id fire; the afternoon were Pauline Bal-|from a ‘months business trip to Wichita over St. Louis, Northwest- Notod S s m over Wisconsin, Kentucky over| ¥ FL . Bay JUSt “wals. | Hodzins and Neils 2 linger, Mys. Leslie Porter, Mrs.| Kodial sre they own and oper- b f Travis, Athletic Business Manager, o ik glee . they U i OB Kavier. » 3 y garage; Gilpatiick an in, K owdel Mrs Vincent | ate the telephone exchange. Far West: Oregon aver Washing. | 400t ask questons or propound |ghtte” | OFILN N FEET peouchang, Mrs. Geor et for your comfort — on, Oregon State over Idaho, Utal ) piiCang f‘e A““ "‘“x‘““ u"“;_;mz‘aml Hodgins, g.mm; works and Mrs. Jerry Lockwood, Mrs Iy| Dr. walter Yeh has arrived to wer Colorado A&M, St. Mary' fhe profi hletic Director Har-i, e relation 15 and Mrs William %0 icming. | join the Sheldon Jackson Junior sey “Cossill has a few guesses and | % ¥ : gt ver 3 ing over Colo- | 7ey Cassill g | At tr 1 ssp:tal ) 1 d in a|Coll 5 rector. gradu- Jver | Denver) Wyoliig is willing to admit all of the m‘Cm“m i io2 stion of 7o ; 3 O T A wrodu “ es 0m - ca Sou 1\]\ Carolina, Missouri over Colo: Golden B:a_rs May Win Eighth Straight Victory Bound for Rose Bow! By BOB MYERS LO3 ANGELES, Nov. 4 — (P - Everyone is shooting at the Uni versity of California and its un interrupted drive toward the Rosc Bowl but this week the Gold Bears should rack up their eight! straight victory of the season with- I ege, Duke over Wake Forest, North ate of the National Conservatory ‘arolina over William & Mary, | Might be right. Or wrong. | Charles ¥idd ar + Be o c 1 yellov ial at-|,f Music of Shanghai, Dr. Yeh gia over Florida, Louisiana But the facts are down in black| 1 t i T t tad to the dilgi- 1 Gay ) 1 Re 2| i v votad (o Ui L received his bachelors degree irom - - i olangjand white and that beautiful shade |y vt setigpe i cont G ot ¥ q' t & P uow te over Vanderbilt, Maryland) " I B E e el with | PEL W intzd v 4 bt Johns University of Shanghai,| ! 'ee S ' f e“ses wer George Washington, Missis- jon th 1 i S00. T Wiil - bel his masters degree from the E: o G Chattansogs, Nortn|Pleated bank balances. The record | T e R ! 35 . Toaik 194 on 1“‘ Hai d o N ¢ man School of Music and his doc- arolina State over Richmond. l 100 - REA s el gaara > wd 0| tors degree {rom Harvard. on three games out of 10 9, RCP . " [ H 162503 people swufied- them- | 41 4 e Ttk T el b el in white and pastel shades "‘”;’UH" (;llldzl\::;z fo, see. halr [for c ; ih 3 .\'viul‘flng seveng pounds, was born th 1 . h it h d ! mour! sche e, X t . 'S, S, “mmm the equip-' were married Thursday evening of { Monday morning at the Sheldon " lied seven down the @rain, Tf the | ICht Was alicady ordered Gud W last week by, Pastor Kenneth |Jackson Hospltal. Mr. Smith s a scalloped hems. s oo Ie ; ere unhappy, 164,640 of | AXoute whor com-. French in the presence of their|local carpenter. hem turned out $o w:(p togeth mittee was instru to survey|iamilies and intimate friends. ok R the five home struggles. ’ln*y‘”"‘ lighting problem and repoft at; Mr Barney Halbert stood as ,]f ;\:mnn enough that everyone Luxuriously smooth and aw Dboth victories but missed the | the next meeting, matron of honor and Wayne Phil- | Was kept awake all last night by fortable sheet o Public Health Nurse, Mrs. Ella lips, cousin of the groom, stood as|@ Taging storm with winds hitting comiortable sne8is:.. . Btk v games played so far| MUIr was present with her monthly best man. After the ceremony an| |80 mph. and got along without exquisitely woven from I 4 re plo(rll. Lzshe-‘ Md)”n}“ :hd(- im;:n‘u :phnnml reception ‘w"nsd)n'lnl for ;Jfi:'mll)révi“m(‘:zwl;r ;:Si\‘y q]dluvw;: fine long-staple cotton. mortality rate was high and recom- | the couple’s many friends. 5 g They're li ey’re light and cool— | y g out undue exertion. An improving but still under- manned Washington State squac takes a bite at the Bear hide at Berkeley and interest in the Pa- cific Coast Conference Frowl race naturally rides with any game Cal engages from hers on out. Of greater portent as far as ¢ tighter struggle goes, and carrying bright hues of roses, too, is tht conflict here between Stanford anc two games, llr‘d um- and \'J,Llln the University of Southern Calitor- this year, five have been at home nia. and the attendance will be close B By JOE REICHLER mended that all baby deliveries ke| The bride is the daughter of Mr.|toWn. Just as the storm was slowly a conference A 5 to the aforess . 1 at 4 g o L hride he daughter of Mr. 4 y Each has dropped one NEW YORK, Noy. 4—(P—Gerry|l0 the aforesaid 166,000 made at the hospital with a doc- and Mrs. Charles A. King and the | Abating, Friday evening, we had to long wearing even after firmly to hope % sy A e e, A 0 ffizcé:&s:fi‘“cxfy 1;11“3; at’ least | ‘oleman, 11!!\034‘013"‘1" second " {tor in attendance, thus relieving ! the son of Mr. and Mr.\.f]‘"‘“ a nasty jolt by an earth- repeated laundering. In Ry ialyen z eman of the New York Yankees, A her to care for community 'k, Shilline. 4 i e | Quake. 3 once in the coming three-week Sha FOKMER BflSE Au_ JRE A o oty v Phillifs. ‘Dot SRS, have i % single and double bed drive down. the stretch, permitting{ 5 voted fachy o Piting . of 8 o rescl CES in Sides Jor JOBRY SN | % rookie of the year. z | authorized, changing the city fis-, The couple have taken a house sizes. one or the other to shp by anc| “CHFIEEIOCE O R N eeident of | ('OASTE?S MAY BE {RUIEReq; ghanging! th : ouple Tave faken a house| on to the Pasadena date With the e AR, Mo den ) f [cal year to correspond fo the on Maksoutolf Street. | WOMEN EMPLOYEES OF san Francisco, who played' an im- | calendar year; $9,000 of city sales <5 ” s g 3 A | 5 Bxgr;l‘gv:n u;\;::ier.a 43-31 decision | OFtant part in the Yanke wr-i BA(’K HEXI YEAR‘Lx money was voted to the sehool| mp. pule Bupble Ball will be A(S Ho"on vls"l"fi | on 1 ; itic fight for the American League | hoard to meet the monthly payroll; : od i to rapdly improving Tova In tn | 1% DA, 10 0 DI TR Lokt e colecied - were o Novemer 19wt e mks s | DERGONNEL OFFICER N mid-west last week, indicating I their World Series triumph over| SEATTLE, Nov. 4—W—Three [ordered deposited under special N:’;:“',:‘l"‘(f}:’_‘l:'lil .‘.';‘f‘:\'“'fuf"l;]"mbf} Carl that can be used to protect anything TR e A nc-host party was given last fro { om books to vegetables. Keeps sweat- Jim Aiken’s Webfoots should be he Badssiad iRl ¢ : ! e gers, joined Brooklyn’s Don pacific Northwest baseball players|fund until legalit f their col- : oo | L ic acific 3 i fality of their col- v D L e, favored over Washington wcomze of the National Leagut | who have been playing in the|lcetion was confirmed; Public Utili- :’x’l"'.“n_::‘(‘;‘f‘f_‘l:: » Al Lawrence|pjghy in honor of Mrs. Alberta d lingetle fresh. Handvab and ceslin. E. Rau, Civilian Personnel Officer O AN N A e land”’ tomotroy and 7;‘“‘3‘;&[]‘:{‘;:‘ the frosh standouts of their nd up with the Seattle|tics quarterly report was presented j €72 CEliginter i | cspective circuits. rs—if Business Manager Earl|before Council adjourned. S of the Seattle Headquarters, by or when traveling. one week hence. ith Ore.| Both recelved the accolade in an | Sheely has his wish. | "y The, 30.06 rifle offered for. the| women employees of the Alaska Idaho invites trouble With OFe-d enciated Press poll of 116 mem-| They are Jeff Heath, hard-hitting | benefii of the basecall associa- | Communication System here. gon State at Mosc?w, anxd‘ManFann ers of the Baseball Writers' Asso- | outfielder recently released by the r'A pecial meeting of the Hospital “.U"fllm'\ been awarded to the Rev. Cooktails; serdea’at: b hotis of é’;‘l’luem gettMpizéulf;uSt Washingtol | jatjon throughout the major league | Boston Braves: Earl Johnson ‘x,],;::nxxr(l&:‘“:;?; tl’;‘tll{d;'fl:émgv il‘n; b e e o | Mrs. Rosellen Lillegraven, were fol- Galitornia, . unquestionably donlt | aes southpaw hurler reportedly on the|)xg O \iciiave director of M.| Shirley Edwards has returned fo|orcs B dinner in the Terrace > 2 Th ‘\Vhereas Ne\\'combe breezed past|block by the Boston Red Sox; and Hiairs " Pl S l A ol A (litiat Room of the Baranof Hotel. D D Re oy 18,0 Ul opposition by capturing 105 | Marv Rickert, outfielder who filled | ~C3°CUmB3e: and Dr. & | oot with Ten peous Afler & ShOFt| Those present were Mrs, Svend being a season of surprising upse otes, Coleman had strenuous com- | in for Heath with the Braves m‘um‘n al director of Mt. Edgecumbe “IKJL with her l)n»(l,b)"-ll}-]:l\f: and| ¢, Hansen, Mrs. Delbert P. Apple- all over the land, however, it is i ; ie <, 3 hospitals. Object—to reach a de-|sister, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Miiler at|gate Lucille Commers, Phyllis An- ctition from outfielder Roy Sievers |the 1948 World Series. s - doubtful that conservative Cal has| ¢ 1. o 1onis Browns and soufhe ST iR s _”'Hu ion on a workable plan for the|their Mt. Edgecumbe home, drews, Betty Kibby, Mary Werner, reserved room space in Pasadena for| o pitcher Alex Kellner of the| for % |city’s inclusion in the new gc o ot Kathles o] b aw pif ormer Seattle prep stars. Rickert 15|~ ks wgwing Y 5 T e ! athleen Barricklow, Eileen John- the holidays just yet. >hiladelphia Athletics. e ,-U.nnu‘m L‘o.\p)ml on Lvh(.- I..mnd..m. Richard P(m(‘.and Gordon Hal-! g0, Tony Ellis, Rosellen Lille- v i ? Te]ephone 394 _— The wiry infielder, who piloted| «we sure would like them if the| SPUlEF, who had just returned|sten, CAA employees on the Island, | graven, Phyllis Martin and Eleanor 0 Marine' dive homber during the | majors don't Sheely commented, | 0% @ meeting with ANS officials | have left with thelr families, hav- | Cavanaugh, ar, v named on 40 ballots to TR AL ST | 1 Juneau, stated that the request|ing been transferred to stations inj. 3 . a r K " for a block of twenty-five beds for|the interior. 3 for Si and 30 for Kellner . Fourth place in the junior cir- city and government employee use —— uit's balloting went to Mike Gar- N | would almost certainly be refused.| The North Star was in port this ' ia, Cleveland Indians’ righthander. On his recommendation, the Com-| week with over 700 butchered rein- ' F 0 L K S P4 he American-born Mexican drew | mittee decided to request that the|deer for the Mt. Edgecumbe School A ove ¥ " I twenty-five reds set aside for stu-|and Sheldon Jackson. During tne e cven votes to five for Johnny | S o sty | e e oo RATTLE S DUE S g e | We're the CARNIVAL - BAZAAR FAMILY | Rockne often said that a “football| 30X lychaser. g a9 Ry 0 ; i j ' o takes crazy bounces.” The 11 remaining votes in the| nmunity hospital. The smkmn supplies. : | o g y azy ; | Yational were divided s 4 Jackson Hospital would continue to| Aboard ship when it left for| Juneau’s B'y Event of the Year sssssaus= Every football forecaster Nillie Jones, Phillies, » used as a maternity facili attle were: Margaret Hope Gar-| i ‘ \ i SEGR WD the Bicleson oF Mo ' i it < k | e | After being led ray in search|row, Al Lawrence, Paulette Cad- Dame, especially this fall with up- lall, Bla:’cs, 3; and Eddie Kazak, EUGENE, Ore., Nov., 4—(P—For|of the W y ;i s g s ! : Jards: o astic & 't X INE, % V. 4—(P— f e government pot of gold at, bam, Judson Lannier, Frank Nuss, 'u' sctls i ‘ru.!c. e week:l ?u‘txfdeli !!’(i:‘gt':" :nl(jmn‘thk;-nd(h::::] those who don’t know-—this in-{the foot of illusory rainbows, the Lorraine Singer, and Arnold Soren- rRlDAY, "ovt 4 sAm.nAY s this dcpartmem.s. average has been (‘hi]s ;ma eaéfiv M Lo B e g A S e i R s o d’:ugged duf\.‘n fram _.811 fo T8 s il A fans only—Saturday's Washington-|plan of providing a small ten to PR - 2—5 The fopson s Tecord Ba U Oregon football tiff will be an|twenty bed hospital, financed en-| Trygve Strom has returned by § ol guesses and 8’,7 \\'TO?f:'lfln:E;- o aerial battle, tirely by city resources. The secre- | plane after spending® several weeks| Last week there were 58 on the Oregon's coach Jim Aiken gave|tary was instructed to write the in Seattle receiving medical treat- right side o_f tha: ledggy. And 3790 ;i final proof of that yesterday when|American Medical Association for ment at the Vfrginia Mason Hos- Gmsl mm! m! the wrong side for .774. A, H y H his week’s selections: Sl ;w devoted his last heavy drill to|recommendations on pldns for such pital ere are this week's si ns: the i with offensive unit, 7 5 - H Notre Dame over Michigan State: | Never heard of them Lefore bue hc'\dCd by quarterback Earl Stel POl’ all ages i Valuahle prlzes! Notre Dame’s long winning streak § aere are four who engaged in tistic must end sometime but it is not{ *ncounters last night: bloc. ay ¥ ’ liksly to happen in a game that] At Brooklyn (Broadway Arena)-— Only a light running drill is on s, chlldr‘n s rish nar Coach Frank Leahy “fears” as he|Joe Micelli, 143%, New York, stop-|{ap for today. 2 does this one. The Irish should win | sed witzie Pruden, 145%, St. Cath- Ly kel at the Fish Pond by two touchdowns. :rines, Ont. 6. EXPERIMENTAL STATION Army over Fordham: Arnold At Vancouver, B.C.—Frank Al- IS NEARLY COMPLETED Galiffa of Army has the more pot- | mond, 127. Vancouver, stopped Co S, i % Sl onstruction of the U. S. Bureau 7 ] < ent teammates and the Cadets| joey Ortega, 132, Portland, Ore. 6. |of Mines Alaska Experimental Sta- Pos‘ ouwe nooih should trjumph. —— tion on Juneau Island is progres- / , Princeton over Harvard. B. P. W. 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