The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 3, 1951, Page 6

PAGE SIX HUSKIES IN the to P o -~ MATTHEWS ' WINNER OF THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Sporis Brief Chicago — NCAA'’s policy-making council said Madison Square Gar- \PROGRESS NOTED FOR BUR. INDIAN AFFAIRS IN 1950 FISCAL YEAR | | | | | | FOR ARMHOSIHONS to the local employmert office for processing by the Alaskar Dcpart- ment. . SATURDAY. MARCH 3, 1951 CLASBY HLRE Charles J. Clasby, Fairbanks at- torney, is stopping at the Barsnof Hotel. Puerto Ricans were granted TOP PLACE; BEAVERS 2 H ht — but The Alaskan Department U. 8. Army has announced a number of civilian positions available for qual- ified applicants in their Anchorage and Whittier installations. all perman- good opportunities Family quarter: but bachelor be obtained | de: vield “effective” cont colleges or NCAA to American citizenship in 1917. ust All —EMPIKE WANT ADS PAY— Progress in Indian health, edu- 1, employment and welfare noted during the 1950 fiscal cording to the annual re- { the Secretary of the Inter- car L. CI oman. eau of Indian Affairs hospitals during the compared with - 1949. However, ities were at a min- lack of funds. t fiseal year one 200 beds was com- ecumbe almost e bed capacity in tk on was be- new 400-bed hospital at which 100 will be for ts lose 1ext sea rolled S March 18. Complete SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000 information may be found on the [ bulletin board at the alleys. Team Standings riday inday These positions are ent ANIED vice Application Form 57 must be (IV“.IANS w obtained, completed and presented and offer for advancement are not available, quarters can usually Jerry Mason, Civilian Personnel Officer, Ala n Department, has been recruiti in Juneau for mar- ine classifications the past week, in cooperation with the Alaska Terri- torial Employment Service, and has announced other openings for future recruiting. Among the openi lowing: Engineeri Structural Engineer, Engineer, Electrical E! zineering Equipment Engineericg Equipment Civil Engineers. Other openings are for Electrical lineman, Diesel Plant Operators Boiler Firem: Fire Fighter, Car- penter, Plumbers, Refrigeration Mechanic, Auto Mechani>, Space r Mechanics, Machirc Shor Foreman, Warehouseman, Floating Crane Operator. Organization and Methods Exam- Material Specialist, Statis- Draftsman, Cost Accounting rk, Clerk Typists, Clerk Steno- phers, Secretary, Property sand upply Clerks, Shorthand Repor- and Storekeepers are also lis- ted among the openings. Qualified applicants who are in- | Harry Race Capitol Theatre Baranof Cigar Stand Royal Ca Home Gr Whing Beavers 1 yea 10 individual scores are the fol- Draftsmar Mechanicai gineer, En- Inspectors, Mechanics Capitol Theatre Rusher 145 95 102 152 125 172 190 734 134 119 103 136 176 728 : ing past it Wept of physicians in- 102 in 1949 to 110 in mber of r m 596 to 805 dur- 140 Hendrickson 159 Totals 6 Top Hat 146 116 112 120 98 638 had been | last night noted mber of 101 120 122 156 162 707 Wilber West . Taylor Winther Rudolph To:als 139 386 | 7O d 120 | Irish Bc 356 | | There were won Matthews ion h round dec Weighing Offers Whether the 3 socker gets his tit on many factors. Maxi wily Jack (Doc) Kearns, weighing offers to weight Champion Heavyweight Champic Charles and British light weight king Don Cockell as the Seattle boxer. “We've been offered $60,000 to it rematche: s WSC 364 More 2021 setback defi Cougars minute TO YOUR EARNINGS? Figure it out for yourself! From the income you received last year, how much have you SAVED? Ten per cent? More? Or less? In future, have something to show for ‘your efforts by saving part of every paycheck in an insured account here, Start next payday. nitely Or Alexander Phcto . Rudolph 153 123 . Lee 188 157 Hawkins 118 122 . Becker 97 9 . Kane 128 133 122 Totals 731 683 677 Baranof Cigar Stand . Warner 143 166 151 . Nicholson ... 114 148 131 the Beavers Oregon's div ing leader Bob Peterson and inched out in front at 36-35. After Peterson tied it with a free throw the Beav- ers’ Dan Torrey canned a basket to put his club in front. Peterson, who had 181 points up to last night, gleaned but seven betore RATES T0 (OME: CITY COUNCIL: - ed from rage One) 117 168 122 97 393 509 362 201 3831 2091 shackles c | e ion, madc | meet- the 460 393 Bids will be called for on 12 ke making avail- e more to retain the division scoring lead by three points at 188. Chantry 124 124 124 Wade 156 158 93 372 407 fight Matthews in Boise, Idaho, $70,- 000 to take on Cockell in London, of nails, also garbage haulin; the small boat harber, city e used in a terested in any of these positions are requested to contact the Juneau office of the Alaska Territorial Em- We have never paid LESS than and all sorts of propositions from/|streets. A bid of $11.84 each different people to fight Robinson,”. light mete by the said Kearns. “We've been waitir,"|tric Lig and Power Co. was on the Charles deal for several| cepted. {months now and we'll find out| what’s what in Detroit next Wed-' nesday when we talk to Jim Norris of the International Boxing Club.” 351 Maxim hasn't defended his crown 495 |since he won it from England’s 2161 | Freddie Mills back in January, 1950. | He has been warned to sign for a 432 title defense by April first by both 446 the NBA and New York Commis- 379 | sion 893 | Jack Hurley, Matthews’ manager, 484 | would like nothing better than to 2134 | have his gladiator take on Maxim in Boise next June. “That's Harry's 344 fand we'll gross $1 416 | Furley. “Maxim c: 878 | sure if he wants to 420 . Levasseur 210 116 159 the first p! ‘Totals 747 712 658 485 ogram, stress ws ployment Service, 124 Marine Way, 2117 program, stre ployment Service, 1 i ;¥ operative eem W or further information. Civil: Ser- l and state employm o R e A g &' proper lor erral of job eements have been reached | New North Daki ota, Oregon, C 1 and Idaho. Plans fc employers’ needs and de within the res 2%% on Savings Alaska Federal Savings & Loan Association OF JUNEAU SCORES OF BASKETBALL Final scores of basxetball games last night are as follows: Georgia Tech 63, Tulane 61. Kentucky 84, Auburn 54. Louisiana St. 62, Mississippi 57. Vanderbilt 70, Georgia 60. No. Carolina St. 54, Maryland 45. Duke 71, William and Mary 69. LaSalle 83, Muhlenberg 55 New York AC 70, Boston Col. 68. vette 75, Lehigh 56 Royal Cafe 133 160 127 129 we.. 169 145 96 142 Sales Tax Councilweman Pauline Washing ton’s inquiry regarding w was | to be done on including doctor ar dental services under the sales tax touched off a long discussion re- sulting in no action Bert Lybeck of the Street De- partment reported that among many. other activities, a Highway | Equipment Co. sand spreader had been received and had operated for 37 hours during Februar It sand a mile of street vards of sand. Eight drains home territory | unfrozen and two men spent 0,000 there,” said | hours on fire patrol du n get $60,000 for | month. eet my guy.” M. Funk V. Powers A. Neilsen 1. Fitzpatrick P. Fitzpatrick .. 176 148 Totals 706 729 Home Grocery 170 104 142 148 114 141 131 131 147 157 704 681 439 400 461 Meore thamn Ever ng children were asphyxi fire that swept thro ‘ apartment | s in the M. Davlin A. Dalziel P. Taylor A. Sorensen M. Burke Totals erest 119 Seward Street Juneau, Alaska SAVINGS INSURED TO $10.000 were e - ) 16 the BASKETBALL Juneau Gym frame Whing Ding Nine ot} D. McMullin ... 141 118 P. Morgan 113 145 P. Porter 126 126 P. Matheny 142 144 K. Morgan . 159 150 479\ Totals 693 695 2073 | Harry Race ! . Holmquist ... 191 184 556 | 179 179 484 109 104 373 133 157 433/ 139 189 507 .51 813 2303 , Wooster 38. , Tex. Wes. tance, 3, , Mrs. | thes in g when 42. e City Engineer J. L. McNamara reported that levels had been ta- CARED” SEATTLE, March 3 —(@— The 'ken at the Alaska dock to get ele- | vaticns of the dock for a permit to| wife of Harry (Kid) Matthews said | P she was “scared” as she listened to | construct a possible addition. the radio broadeast of her husband’s| Librarian Edna Lomen reporte that adult circulation, for Febru- fight with Irish Bob Murphy at 1 New York's Madison Square Garden |ary reached 1328 while juveniie| the Ward's last night | was 770 and 63 had been in attend- — , Mrs. Jo Matthews said: |ance at three Thursday morniny ROADS IN GOOD SHAVE story hours. The sudden “cold snap” which “My goodness T was scared. You h / | know, T've never seen Harry fight.| Parking meter collections netted | gtick juneau early this morning, Al Genther|freezing newly falen snow ana He might be hurt and then T'd die.” | $520.65 for February, Matthews took a unanimous 10-|reported, in addition to $101 (n!-‘"em“m Tog deaitens round decision over Murphy in their | lected from tickets. erally on Ju bautle to move in line for a title - | affected the Glacier Highway, F. A. crack at Light Heavyweight Cham- AWVS TO MEET Metcalf, chief of the Highway Pa- pion Joey Maxt. | trol says. The highway is in good The monthly meeting of the|condition for traffic, he said. American Women’s Volunteer Ser-| ™~ = 3 N 5 vices organization will be held Monday evening at the Governor's house infmediately after the first A&M Austin 80, 1 Wyoming Utah 67, UCLA 59, USC Oregon State 41, Oregon 39. New Mex A&M 53, Hard.-Sim. 46. | Wash. St 44. | lifornia 57. S. Barbara Col 55, S. Diego St 45 Montana St 53, Montana 41 , Pacific 37 the of M the child ] be time. staried apparently in apartment. 110 143 179 739 Flint . Flint . Holmquisi . Totals FIGHT DOPE Here are results of fights last night: | New York — Harry Matthews, 174, | Seattle, outpointed Irish Bob Mur- phy, 172, San Diego, 10. Phoenix — Hank Davis, 151, Phoe- nix, outpointed Bob Yeager, 148 Los Angeles, 10, Hollywood — Tote Martinez, 138, | Stockton, Calif., drew with Chu Chu Jiminez, 136, Mexico City, 10. Southeastern Alaska Championship Play-0ff Glames Tuesday and Wednesday, Mar. 6 and 7 0 Preliminary Games at 7 o'clock Regular Games at 8 o'clock rzA HOCKEY GAMES Fi.al scores of hockey games last | night are as follows: Vancouver 4, Portland 3. 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