The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 6, 1950, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1950 PAGE TWO e SR : Of a total of 90 writers who bal- | Garden group, controlling major | . . ranked fourth in this week's Asso- thought the Brown Bomber would But return to the exhibition a3 eighth straight and a season mark % A K. pou.s"‘ERS | succum to the lure of another big | circuit especially his knock- of 11-1 in storming from behind - - - - . title bout purse and give up the|out vict over Pat Valentino in| Final scores of basketball games|to Wwhip Bowling Green wI_‘Qr:m. | exhibition busires: | Chicago - recently—has changed a|last night are as follows: | 66-63, at Madison Square Gar L THI“K YES' BUI =| The other i helteved Luu)\"‘lm of minds, although Louis will| Long Island 66, Bowling Green| A major upset See‘m:fl )x,x‘ w;fi | bl v be 36 in May (Ohio) 63. making when Bowling Grec | I | really had retirec for , and . -2 the | | ey oaa et tor gt | L s yestrday sk | xempie 5, NYU 45 overtimey | an Togeint lod st 4610 In ihe FOR SALE FOR SALE ~ NEW YORK. Jan. 6—(®—Will|would st IS Ainotncement ot | the Cleveland Indians as the “greai- | Columbia 52, Princeton 48, second half. Then Sherman White Joe Louis, retired world heavy-|last spring. His 1&; nlu‘.al L‘ll“.s( disappointment of the year.”|cinnecticut 65, Maine 56. ! found the range for LIU. With DOUGLAS offers a 3-bedroom:5 HOUSES now nearing océupancy e weight boxing champion, return | was June 25, 1948, when he ’“‘""k“‘ The Indians won the American|fancs Hosery 52, North Car, 4g.|five minutes left LIU had pulled home, wall-to-wall carpeting in| date in the Highlands section, 1§ officially to tze ring? Olft JEniny HOP WA COPRin e o) HRRE pu n 1948 ‘and fin- | Virginis 79, Dickinson (Pa) 62, to within 61-56. White and Leroy living-dining room garage ad-| have already been spoken for. The es” have i by two to|round at Lmk(: Stadium in de- | ;04 thirq the past season behind Southern Methodist 63, Rice 61, |Smith put together a string ol [ joins kitchen—well and completely| The houses have two bedrooms one in the Associated Press' annual | fense of his title. the champion New York Yankees | Agies 58, Pepperdine 45, |10 consecutive points to put LIU furnished, immediate occupancy,| and allowance for a third. Ticy vear-end poll of the nation’s sports ~ Later Louis joined as a partner| .4 poston Red Sox. Simmons 60, New Mexico|On top to stay. on bus line near stores. Terms. have full concrete basements with writers, who were asked to express | with the International Boxing Club, it / 55 l Long Island has lost only to Kan- WEEKl DOUGLAS—New 2-bedroomy, FHA,| garage, laundry, electric hot wa- their opinions on boxing's No. 1| which succeeded promoter Mike; gpopNS MAKES PREDICTION |western Montana 60, Ricks 5. as State, 58-51. view, large lotts. ter heaters and an aufomatic oi | question. Jacobs and the Madison Squarej poNpO! an. 6 — UM — Jack | Hameline 59, Hawaii 4 Temple upset New York Uni-| | JUNEAU-DOUGLAS highwsy, 4-| furnace. The houses are com- ‘ 45 g - ————————— | Kearns, ve manager of Joe | : e ' versity, 50-45 in overtime, in the ibedroom home furnished. pletely insulated for a low main- | | Maxim of Cleveland, predicted to-| | first game of the Garden twin Bill| 1\ o0 o\ Ghannel Basket- | 2-BEDROOMS, furnished, occupan-| tenance cost. They haye a gen- \ that Joe X will fight again coming from behind a 37-29 handi- |, "0 oo o cwings into action to-| ¢y 10 days. East street. $4,800.00. erously sized living Toom with : for the hea title only “if AN {cep in the closing minutes. | night in the second half play and |3-BEDROOMS, furnished, 6th St.| large view windows and every " | a white boy b are Clarles { It was a comparatively lght |, " g0 is a tough one, four| View, electric kitchen, etc house has a clear view of Gas- anytim: soon. BOWI_ED IHURSDAYImgm nationally. | games each week, two in Juneau [ARB 5, also 31A843. further Infor-( tineau Channel. The dinettes and You HAVE "r WHEN YOU NE l Louis won't fight Cras he ! -_ and two in Douglas. The reason for| Mation on request. kitchen are buit in with an as- 1 ED T | aeclared. “Ezzard is his coy. b | ORTHER“ Dlvulo" |the four weekly games is to finish { LOTS—Casey - Shattuck addition; U_ndance_ of storage space ang ; ’ | PR SIRETE R The Candy Leaguers took over N [the play cefore the Gold Medal Gold Belt and Calhoun. fitted with a new Westinghouse & e as g S % 7 TS—building| range. The houses are financed : nsss VRS, the Elks Alleys last night for the | Tournament gets underway next [3-APARTMENT = UNI e | ’ Hosp"fi[ "OTES opening 1950 bowling games andl To SIART (ONFERE“(E { month. in excellent condition—ail electric| by F.H.A. and may be secured ‘ h Nan Riggs was high woman single} GAMES AI wEEKE“D: Game nights are Mondays, Tues-| Kitchens, all well furr nec. Large| on very liberal terms. Secondary : s Sk 2 *4d HuAd roller with 210 and H. Day was, b4 By Thurida and Friday'; extra building lot cud garage.[ financing for down payment is §} ‘ Girating °L§m’qgfimmx"“n?“s"? High for the,men with &b ! =y | “Tonight's gas;ne will be gla')ed i SCeEe (I RADGIT ez g e aiile, Yeitent ‘uening were @ 4 ¥ S ! | ght's v ? Anns hospital yesterday. No one[ The T oclock b e (By the Asociated Pres) | ine Douglas Gym, Casiers vs Co- MURPHY & MURPHY l;:;yapl;mx:::nilnn::;e iy T was dismissed Merritt, Shattuck, Hagerup andi rpree Northern Division basket-|jmpjp Lumber and Moose Vs ' Your best bet for quick delivery ks Alr Express Valerian Morrison of Anchorage | McKinnon. o the sames|Pull teams make their first conter- L ivetica: REALRORS - ACCOUNTANTS WllllAM me Ph 23‘ <+ . fost, dependable service by Alaska Coastal, | was admitted to the Government tt;fi:i’::: - gomes | ence ;-‘tans tonight ine inio| The remainder of the schedule s | Phone 076 over First Nationsl Bank rh -Fnone 4 hospital yesterday and Robert|® g I ’ With the circuit swinging intof.q follows: —— ——————————| Office in Alaska Credit Bcream S R NHICRU ries. Your lettir O s 19 | Austin of Hoonah was dismissed. 4 Blanton and Stewart. Jits first full week-end of play, the | Monday, January 9, Douglas— — your merchant, requesting delivery by Alr Ex- — _Those awarded Capitol Theatre | priging washington Huskles | pouglas High vs Storis; Imperials FOR SALE . i MOVE IN ‘TopA% handi o.-cm Relieves of tickets were Stewart, Day, Lincolni nq the 1daho Vandals pair off at | s Neikha: i ! 4 {press, assures you of having your merchandise Distress and Snow. : i Bitile. Oregon's unhappy DNGES| Tiisidsy, Janukey 10, -Jitekl —) GOOD: CONSOLE Tais §25. Ca!l,‘3 ‘::;‘S, s;aggoest _ltlo hb:._:;r immed- when you mest need it. Schlitz beer winners were =82-j;ce washington State at Eugene.|juneay High vs Arctics; Caslers vs| Black 565. 94-3t Y Ldl o llag i 1 b4 i erup, Day, Shattuck, Lincoln, B:a- | poy are down for Friday-Saturday | yroose, o3 2 3 LARGE bedrooms, garage, game lton. D. Ward and Stewart. i Thursday. January 12, Juneau — | FOR SALE or trade, steam cabinft.| Yoom, utility room'with Bendix - Sy g Off records to date, the two|columbia Lumber vs Arctics; Mikes] What have you?. Dr. John M.| Washer and Bendix ironer. Large ’ I.ONG ISI. AND GOES Washington squads are favored in| o noose. Montgomery. Ph. 477. 92-tf | ;:'r‘:;xs h‘ e: i hl'gghlglsd: tonight's clashes. The Huskies with ey 2 2 ——— - i or unfarnished. $3,650 &« 3 A little Va-tro-nol up 10 wins and & single loss and WSC | poiy» Japuary 13, Douglas 1193 PLYMOUTH, $150. 1109 D st.| will handle unfurnished, pay- <~ each nostril promptly v g s i | LOURH gh vs o 91-6t{ ing $88 monthly. with an 8-6 record ran one-twd in| gy Imperials. { Wb/a s Yelleves snifly, stuffy e T 3 12 BEDROOMS, Gouble plumbing in o joss DrOP® dlstress of head colds— | pre-season play. AM{nnday. ’;:nu!ary Hlfi,hDoMuisl:':ss W DZYET:ORT& m;-whlmé .clhalr;g:i two story house in Seatter Tract. \ makesbreathing easier. SR rctics vs uglas High; s an, Good condigfon, il S 1 ; | I (By the Associated Press) BAKE SALE | Gakted Ph. Red 755, ¥ it ’;}“g‘? hY:rdéDg“‘ neighborhood. nln i n'l(”'":l"' o d { Long Island University demon-! Jun:au Woman's Club, at Sears| ruecday, January 17, Juneau — | —— ——— 12 Bi:r;:oeo- b '100. > e e T 18 strated again last night why it is|Roebuck Office, Friday January 6| uneau High vs Imperials; Colum- | SINGER treddle sewing machine. | M$, furnished, modern, ¥ w“’ Mmtw’l A(MM i“vo':fqeflux;: “.i' p{,’u" one of the nation's top-ranking 91-3t |}, L“ = Ev SSL ispe ; Call Blue 725. 88-at | nice yard. ‘Douglas. $8,500. X s ia Lumber vs Storis. 2 BEDROOMS, furnished, base- - directions in package. college basketball teams Caomme Thursday, January 19, Douglas—{ e i e-defeated Blackbirds,| SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN'S| po o JHUAE o0 o] D10 FHONE snd- Bihiz N SRl Wiukacs, Satis - iepitce’s & 1 | Douglas High vs Mikes; Moose VS| tjon finder from troller Argus.| cedar and knotty pine paneling, | Storis. Also 2 pairs of skiis imported| Just past Auk Bay Rec. Area, { Friday, January 20, Juneau —| grom Finland. Can be seeniat| $8,000. - | Juneau High vs Caslers; Arctics VS| pmj] Vienola's. 86-tf {1 BEDROOM, part ‘urnished, beach | Imperials. —_— —_— frontage. Auk Bay. Concrete base- | Monday, January 23, Douglas —JON YOUR WAY to work leave your | men modern. $4,500. ° | Columbia Lumber vs Mkes; Moosej laundry at Juneau Laund:ette. At (4 ROOM, comfortable, on pilings, /(A IAY /1L 74 07120770 — |vs Caslers. j tendant will care for it. Pick it g2100, % | ooy iy 2e R L O Home, T0-tf{ POSSESSION 1n SHORT TIME \ W 4 W f:cil‘f,.ils loperlels; Tuied B0 ] CnvmAT Large ana Small Dia- |2 BEDROOM furnished, floor fur- 3 4 %7 / 3 R ol _| monds. Perfect stones. Bargain; nace, full concrete basement, flat . W | |c'f)’u',5_da~"£1;:f:e? fs Jug:z;lers- prices at the First Nauonnll yard, new kitchen, all electric. e, 'l Dank. 35 o | $8,400. 1 block from St. Ann’s at Moose vs Mikes. o o e East & | Friday, January 27, pouglas —|1% TON DODGE short wheel base {2 BEDROOM recently renovated, | Douglas High vs Imperials, Arctics, tryck, 1940 Studebaker Sedan,i 12th Street. $8,000. | vs Storis. 1847 Ford four door sedan. R. W. {3 BEDROOM furnished, double lot. o2 *9 = Monday, January 30, Dou(g:lasl b Cowling Co. 755tf| Douglas, $4,000 ) Columbia Lumter vs Moose; Caslers| - e — - G introducing POWER Yide automatic transmission AGReoNTE it s 7T ¢ BEPROOM. Giaier gy 2 Optional on De Luxe Models at Extra Cost Tuesday, January 31, Juneau = s phonograph Ip "““d /5,h°"t dishwasher, Béndix washer, drier, ’ Juneau High vs Mikes; Imperials pla; Ansco Flashclipper// and . mangle, stove, new sinks, kitch- vs Caslers. flas) attachment, new Thayer| oo °Bagement, furnace. Thursday, February 2, Douglas— strolley. Treadle sewing machine. 2 d 3 ¥, g 3 Blie Becorine oy a.ti |4 BEDROOMS, furnished, full Dougiasvmgh vs Moose; Imperials & RRIR0m: Bl 91" pasement, view, Basin Road. 7 vs Oris. T ENGLISH Spri $6,800. / Monday, February 6, Douglas —| " ¢y5 Regis?elr:gel;xzmcmtil"h(exglflz Y Douglas High vs Mikes; Arctics vs| /oo it b 380 pm woob Columbia Lumber. i A Tuesday, February 7, Juneau —|EASY SPINDRIER wasning ma-{o. S ALES AGENUY 4 | Juneau High vs Columbia Lumber;| chine, good condition. Ph. Black | LWARD AT MARINE WAY | Moose vs Storis. 820 after 5 p.m. g3-¢¢{ Telephone 911 Thursday, February 9, Douglas: P Caslers vs Imperials; Douglas High | OIL HEATER, new and used, Mad- an BENT vs Moose. sen Cycle and Fishing Supply. Y Friday, February 10, Juneau — 93-6t - =t e webey @ Juneau High vs Skagway. . STEAMHEATEL - Monday, February 13, Douglas — MISCELLANEIJUS Aoty SRR R R Douglas High vs Caslers. | WURILTZER Spinit pizno for reng ———————— | 3UARANTEED Realistic Permad | Anderson Piano Euco. Ph. 143, REGULAR DANCING CLASSES; ent, $750. (Paper curls $1 up — e iy The Styleline De Luxe 4-Door Sedan In CIO Hall. New enrcllments| Lola's Beauty Shop, Phone 201 ) o x accepted. Dorthy Stearns Roff. Ph. 315 Decker Way. [ Losr Aun - om | Blue 163 —adv. 93-2t 2 g | X = WINTER and POND, CO. Ina ‘LOS’ILYmmg red tomcat. Answers 0 Complete Photo hic Su to name of Lucky. Reward. 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Rm. 10 Shat- Capital stock paid in . 25,000.00 on this subject to the C Py ‘'ommissioner.| tuck Bldg. Ph. 531. 94-tf Surplus fund . 100,000.00 urged to submit written information Undivided profits less Signed HENRY A. BENSON. WILL CARE for pre-school age 1 N expenses paid ... .. 23§03.06 . i 2 children in my home days. Call ONLY LOW-PRICED CAR TO OFFER A CHOICE OF STANDARD OR AUTOMATIC DRIVING Due to other banks—de- f AN R Decerfig;’;‘“z‘:s“;x;- Red 888, 94-2t . posits . i 1£,084.09 | 1o 4 ; & THE AUTOMATIC POWER-TEAM* THE STANDARD POWER-TEAM Reserves . CE g g A oo A B e (Built by Chevrolet—Proved by (Outstanding for Standard Driving Ease Individual and savings | ddeni m‘“‘ T QROY S a3t Chevrolet—Exclusive to Chevrolet) + + « Performance . . . and Economy) deposits -............ $7266.41 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:|{ § i NEW POWERGLIDE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION—for HIGHLY IMPROVED, MORE POWERFUL VALVE-IN- Cashier’s checks . 131.00| That Henning Berggren, Executor | WANTED—Small furnished or un- finest Automatic Driving (with no clutch pedal—no clutch push- HEAD ENGINE (with Power-Jet carburetor and larger exhaust of the estate of John I. Conn, de-| furnished Apt. Ph. 374. Ask for ing—no gearshifting). It combines with Chevrolet's new Econo- valves). The fine standard Chevrolet engine now made even TOTAL -....$ 73119851 | ceased, has filed his final account) Liddle. g1-tf driving . . . low-cost automatic driving that is almost 100% reater over-all performance . . . plus the outstanding economy tory of Alaska, First Judiciallgajd estate, and his petition for . = =4 € effortless . . . it's the simple, smooth and thrifty automatic trans- or which Chevrolet has always been noted. THE FAMOUS Division, ss. distribution thereof, in the United apt in Juneau-Douglas until Apr mission. NEW 105-H.P. VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE (with SILENT SYNCHRO-MESH TRANSMISSION (with Extra- 1, F. D. Calkins, Vice President of { o000 ™ v ieciontrs Gourt for| OF MeYV: R. J. Prueher. % Jim Power-Jet carburetor and Hydraulic. valve-lifters). Here’s the Easy Hand-E-Geanhx_fl). Long recognized, by automotive en- the above named brs_mch of the itid PRt ot Mwissu. Baik’ Hickey, Auk Bay. 91-tf i ° most powerful, as well as the most thoroughly proved engine, in gineers and the motoring public alike, as the pattern of smooth, Bank of Alaska, do solemnlv swear that 10 o'clock ‘A M Masds 288, m e e the low-price field . . . giving performance extraordinary . . . quiet gear uansm:ssnfons - . . assuring extremely simple and easy that the foregoing statementils true | ion) iz iion Pixed as the tifie s} work.: Must be sabler A omze i iti i - ivi ifting . . . i t, iest c: i to the best of knowl s P together with traditional Chevrolet economy in over-all driving. mlgf;‘l:gc 1% mg act, OWNCTs 3y easiest car operation, next i e 8 2 R adBe. aul ] Sy’ Bovirh e ‘place for HeATHWY. abofh hand, Permansat emflove A *Optional on De Luxe Models at Extra Cost i F. D. CALKINS, same; and that all persons con-| ment. Alaska Coastal Airlines. . Vice-President, |cerned therein are hereby notified 88-tf . 3 P IR - A (Correct Attest) to appear at said time dnd place| ———— -7 — ’ Americas Best Seller - @ Americas Best Buy ) o | e ot e A DIt | fOR LONGER. iasing clothes, w ta b 4/ b: e ~ g Juneau Laundrette. Machines ster= o » Bl e Directors or Partners. |said final account and petition for 5 % .o T 0 l‘ C 0 : (Notarial Seal) ! settlement and distribution thereof. nrrlf:kl?:“;in washings. 3rd1;n;. $ “ P Subscribed and sworn to before| Dated: Juneau, Alaska, December A ! ; CONNORS 0 2 me this 4th day of Jenuary, 1950, (20,1040, e s, i i 2 JOSEPH J. F, WARD, HENN: » lern turkeys mature in seven { South Franklin St. . Phone 121 Notary Public in and (:)r R Executor. |months although a couple of gen- tory of Alaska. My commission ex- First publication, Dec. 30, 1949. erations ago nine months were re- ju SRR pires Feby. 19, 1950. Last publication, Jan. 24, 1950. i.qulrem