The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 12, 1951, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THRER | year contract FROM HOONAH 3 | For giving up their r i Slanky 'o |“m]“'b' g up thelr PEPPELY SOC” | Mr. and Mrs. W. Pratt and $on | | | | eman, the National League s “ | pennant winners received veteran r?n_\mund‘ RIS SUOPInG Sb:e & | tineflu Hotel. | | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1951 Il Crimson Bears Charles Favored |Pro-Mossadegn ifimpe for Futther llndus!rv Will Get Take ARC: Storis | Over Joey Maxim | Crowd Storms ngreemen! on Aims Surplus Critically | Bows io Columbia |In Tonight's Go In Tehran Talk: Vishinsky - Scarce Metals Be Manager b e s | 08 S | pitcher Max Lanier and outfielder on v's services, it's anybody's| Joseph Cange from the U.S. Dis- WASHINGTON, Dec. 12 — B — ruess. But the baseball men who | trict Engineer office in Anthorage i Secretary of Commerce Sa ¢ to=- 0' (ards | they know about such things | is registered at the Baranof Hotel. ) iment agencies | ce it at about $32,500 a year. . { 000 pounds of | — — Bértha Raatikainen of Pelican is ANT ADS PAY — at the (~. lineau Hotel. t PARIS, Dec. 12 al- Andrei Y, hinsky agreements reached during Big Four talks held out hopes of 11 further agreem between But the westmin statement, said| ¥ ther disappeinted” of his speech. plu In a crowd whistling game thai| SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12 saw the lead change hands durb Ezzard Charles, who confident the first quarter, the Juneau H pects to regain the heavywe School Crimson B pulled | crown next year, is a 1 to 3 fay the Alaska Road Commission to w to defeat light hea 66 to 41 in the first of a doubl on Joey Maxim in header basketball me last fight tonight. in the Juneau g The charity exhibition, in the Cow Palace, will be broadcast at Engstrom of the Bears, Youled in|7 pm. PST. the first four seconds, dropped in| It will be the fifth meeting of the sket from the gift line fo:|pair. Charles won all four prev ker of the game. TFhe |pouts by decision, i 1d: 15 rounc secret t 4,00 ce metal for produc- | By ED WILKS | . EMPIRE tivilian needs. ! 1 ST. LOUTS P — », government agencies R.“T“”'. VI”:(“‘S‘:‘:- l<t(- i“ :‘3:“‘ ““‘ required to turn ‘over ;oymond Stanky Steps &g " into his new role as manager of FI our ‘hlldr n | IpIus scrap o the OVER" tne st. Louis Cardinals today con. | | Vichinsky told the United Na- | s Grder: atfects dhivay HhOGKS d by a novel problem. Car rade no cffort to halt the| g political committee that | . .y, A, copban 16ah rnen he win a starting position on ‘ ] toved on Majlis| gsince the Big Four had agreed to : omn. teamP iy | ome or rls mus i i lizment) building, in & h It's definite, says the former New 1dezh banners fro ARC had tried for the first basket fense of his title before | «et vp a new di:armament com- snly e stocks be but failed. G5e Walcot: Enocked hir oo gk 5. '“”""‘"‘é‘ b il B e (- | i foh it snbaioss’ six Tigpe? | pagdics '\tllll.nl}!nlr\‘:}:r;,ml(u}:: (::‘ e e e~ i Sl Mathews of the commission tied |year. oI, SR ing refuge | gnat (he rival camps could agrée urntis Spplie s Riso | oc Will serve S RCRERIES NGRS i | the game at d-all with a basket| Both fighters are at peak condi- |{Tom what they EOYernment | on’ othet is . Nwht 8. e '(]x‘-(jx-mrnl{-mz‘i)n“‘-l\’ Hoeve, b g g ! from the end of the slot. He came|tion. Maxim, who trained at nea terrorists This W b e 47 * | bezin to pile up when he? 1 offers lOW fOI’OS. . pase = back with a free-throw tally. santa Rosa, looked impressive ks was much larger than |t mecn that Ru et EsnaupRta nbr. | Tnore he RIS RARRSEL e . i Ninnis dropped in a swisher after | against heavier sparmates. is one vesterday which in the commissior e | Redhird linesy fast, convenient Mays of the commission got a free-|a master boxer and e o {is set up under weste siry, a Commerce De-| With only a few short ‘hours of schedules g throw and the score was tied at|real kayo punch to bec: topped yesterday's ¢ | directives which the Soviet Unitn sman _ sald experience A manager (he signed | o 6-all. Gift shots by Engstrom and|ace in the ht | bayonet point, | o [ 52 a two-year contract with owner| i Ninnis followed by a basket by e gl | TIran, w n3 with growing eco- | “French delegate Jules Moch said CONTRACTOR HERE Fred Saigh around supper time yes- :\Jr:ntms' put the lBet:ars in the lead DIVORCE GRANTED x::n.u'(;v'\\:‘?v..“\u(uul.i:*(;w west m]dfl"'. hat Vishinsky showed no| gen Gosling, Portland eontrac- | terday) Stanky says he isn't ready | ! at was never losi nga¥n4 | Nksre ik i 3 AR 3 an ultimatum to buy ; il or | ¢ ney to budge from positions v, is here conferring with Fede to make that decision yet. Or any| The second and third frames arylene A. Moore was granted algee it sold to any would-be R AN o aata 5 | | found both teams missing the rim |divorce from her husband, William ' Evidently the sover which the west has declared make yiou5ing Administration officials in | others for that matter. | ] 0 ’Be . s o ¢ e impossible sevesment on atomic ' . eifort to work lower cost hou e deal that brought Stanky to! | E. Moore, yesterday in U.S. Dis- |would sell to Sov SEIOTE units. He came | the Cardinals to replace the ou ted | ay and Marty Marion has been kicked Mhes sitions, a: tat v ay and 'y b Thadh pOSILoNS, Ny Heiated. hy around for a few months now. Yet | foress Se‘w{e Vishinsky again today, call for | lanned to leave ‘.nd\)‘ for Seattle. S et oo | ngle famil Anchorage yesterd and the Bears losing passes. Mat- hews of the commission carried his| trict Court. team in the third period. Ninnis racked up 26 points I“ ntrol and <isarmament. 14 n the' Bears s high point man while| 8:0i Pnnnm of McLaug h]m Inc., an immediate and unconditional | e ¢ Edal A | P erence Eddie an Mathews tallied 16 as high man|from Seattle arrived here yester- M w v Ab l prohibition of the atomic weapon, VISITORS FROM HAINES ST T “ for the ARC. day on PAA and is stopping at the| ,_afi avns 0“ and reduction of armed forces by | pyta Mays and Lorreita Hawser | Saigh h:’ltl out for :\. one-ye J‘ | The Bears were off their usual|Baranof Hotel. | & ™ one. third during one year, of Haines are stopping T . G ~ % 5 ke EEN ? are stopping at the Gas- term, two years at.the maxin | | pace and missed more shots than o \(hfls!mas [Ires e three western POWers are | (ineau Hotel. Eddie_originally wanted a_three- | they would care to mention after|one set out the markers for thel holding out for a step-by-step re- A 5 i o3 i . the first period. . Storis with them getting through! Be careiul of fire starting in|duction of armed forces, under ®Make it the gayest holiday season you’ve evet had. SUMMARY the basket oftener. The Lumber-|cnristms the warning | Stringent international supervision, | Christmas tr was the warning o | Reunite your family this Christm: fl Juneau High fg ft pf tp men were checking closely under|icued today by R. L. Davlin, acting | WDich would include prohibition “of | y Y as — Ily your young- ] Forrest, £ 1 0 1 2|the basket but were missing their |gynervisor of the Admiralty Divi- |Atomic weapons after a foolproof sters home from school by Clipper®*. < Engstrom, f 1 1 2 3{own layins and setups. : y act Sareiae _|system of safeguards had been set| ¢ Ninnis, ¢ ~ 12 2 4 26 In both the second and third| o O e e | Aboard the big sturdy 4-engine Clippers, students Carlson, g 2 2. 4 6|frames the Lumbermen hit the| wpire experts are especially con-| = enjoy all the regular Pan American extras. Comfort- ‘ ggg;:i”n'f ¢ f ‘!’ f ‘; baske 'l).“"'- flf‘“ll“ :f“ ‘_“[?“ the Storis | coneq with fires which occur 5. Do not place electric trains able lounge-chair seats, delxcwus meals, stewardess e 1 PR ot vl S el g ShOtS CAITY | tne Christmas season. Fire is tragic!around the tree. i hospitality. Kadow, ¢ 1 0 0 2] BRpR ke Bt esan Wioma bk at any t:qw. .Izvvv[ it is espec VG.'M‘\'cr use cm).dle.s. Use nlccu'fc. Clivpsr fares ave 16we: ol 356 ( 1 ) fi Ripke, g 3 0 2 61‘01‘ the game in the closing I]\ln\lif‘sr AR Ly Hestipys | PREDVE i lighting gets. ) cllyy jRtispest, cyaty PP gl ity e Hudert, ¢ 0 .0 3 0lof the game for getting into a beet, | \AKC3 lfe during the time which | so8kes N e e Seattle to Juneau. 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