The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 27, 1951, Page 2

I‘A(‘F TWO Davis Cup Wrapped Up by Australians By GAYLE TALBOT SYDNEY, Australia, Dec. 27—®— Australia virtually wrapped up the Davis Cup Thursday when its great | (hamp Robinson, 'Matthews Share 'Honors in Ring NEW YORK, Dec. 27—/ —Middle- Picking Starfers For East-West (Game Not Easy SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27—P— THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Beulah, 328 Pounds 0f "Rockin’ Rhythm' At Country Club Sh told an Empiré regorter, “Honey, just say I'm 328 pounds of rockin’ rhythm—yessir, Harlem's REAL ESTATE TCLASSIFIED ADVERTISING] THUR: REAL ESTATE SDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1951 — e REAL ESTATE weight champion Ray Robinson and | Shrine football coaches talked prob- hottest.” : ; ! doubles team of Frank Sedg:m\ light heavyweight contender Harry | able lineups as the east and west (" W o oy n",_,’hml Beulah | 6 BEDROOMS, Ylarge home on Dix- | MAGNIFICENT view, large 3 bed- PETER W(N)n ) I e e e emnoeder | (Kid) Mathews share the honors in | squads breezed into thelr last WOrk- |, when Tom Georse of the on. Large living rcom, tiled kit-| Toom home, recently remodeled, . :;‘S“;m‘l’;“;};‘xn"’s e st " |Ring Magazine's awards for the outs for Saturday's charity game. |ooniey Glub brought her in for chen and two baths. Full Ease- ot heat, nczz;nplecexy furnish- | AGERCY o b T pged? B year. 3 Vs g a 2 ew. Fur- 3 ad. The American debacle was a sad | VTR, 0 b her namea Roh“ The East came up with tentative|an introduction. Beulah (Bryant), mc\;]t\;]Gng:\:S.rCl]f::;]x(xce‘t; e e T e — 858888 — disappointment to the _capacity | Edlto! S o Yonr" and |offensive and defensive teams. But|who appeared last night at the | mahed, Owner flanced. |MCETUS jares hame, Uves DS ace Mldrmixich vEan | crowd of 15,300 at White City Stad- | <o Flghter of He Heit F0” | the West mentioned only an of-|Country Club after arriving in Ju- | COMMERCIAL properties — ¥o| Seam heat, tour bedrooms or the | o ST X IORE HoMEs THAM jum. They had anticipated a hard | Selected M‘;'”"““ s year. iie| fensive unit. neau yesterday, may have been buikdings, central locations. large| now rented at $125 monthly, full | ALL OTHER AGENTS COMBINED| '| fought tennis match. around fighter of the year teg| Both were freely sprinkled with[shaving a few pounds from \her | pletly ocoupled, ane with large| Row Tesad at M moniy. i L = I, The Australians now lead, 2 to 1, 3Wards and Rings Fiwhteq | “or"—it's that tough for the coach- |tamiliar figure in the:telling, but | store location. Both showing lent furnishings, Douglas Tsland. |1 challenge them to list their sales| in the best-of-five matches. The Were announced In o COBYFER| o, she says her surplus of pounds has roturns of over 10 percent, | lent fumishings, Douglas Island. T e final two singles matches will bg|article in “‘fl’;"b'““” Issue of the | " ach Jess Neely of Rice named|been nothing but an asset to her | 4 BEDROOM residence in High- | MODERATE price 2 T s, g A I { played Friday. boxing monthly. Frank Gifford of USC to one half-|in the 17 years she has been in| gyatehood for Alaska was little| lands hospital, new | SPACIOUS bedrodin HATE, rorm: | JUNEAU [ Schroeder, possibly weary from 1t was the second time in three|back spot and Glenn Lippman of |show business. : | mentioned during the recent con-il B.EDROOM mear hospital, ished, view, basement, Star Hill,| STAR HILL—$3150 for 1-bdrm.| his fine stand against Sedgman yeqrs that Sugar Ray has been|Texas A and M to the other. She has appeared in movies, | ciave of First Division Democrats at| Price. DELUXE trailer, sleeps 8 adults,| 1Ouse with basement. Terms. Wednesday, failed his youthful part- | chosen for fighter of the year lau- | It’s between Ed Brown of San|radio, television and stage. She says | sitka. There wasn't, of course, much | BELLES CAFE. Shattuck Bidg. | BEACH cabins, $3800 top. price. . | CARROLL WAY—3,400 for 1 bdrum| nér completely. Toward the last of el Fleischer awards it to the|Francisco and ace passer Don Klos-fshe does song, dance, comedy— |reason for hammering away at thelOffice: Room 14 In Shattuck Blde. | (W70 500 % iched home, | BOUSe, Workshop in basement, new the one-sided tilt Schrocder Was | poxer who combines boxing profi- | terman of Loyola of Los Angeles|and has been known to do drama.|eypject since it already forms the wlmam wmn_phone 23‘ Sohth. Mmehidih. HeRE SRWwHL elec equip, clean house on steps.| *aetic figure. | tributes to the uplift of the slg?rlt. xé‘sflbet)\w:; I?ll‘gcnn;m:m;v:ihg‘s: been on many ng the t()xp md}:o :‘l;)d |ial platform as adopted in 154a.|“‘; 2 = R round, excellont facilities. Full bsmtm%séhs ‘ . | Matthews was selected by Flei- | and Hugh Mcllhen: =| TV shows. In the movies she ap- s SOUhRAN ska Demo- | trial Organizations or hav as- HOB, moderatily briced. —EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY— | cher for “his clevemess, hitting| ton for fullback. beated in “Gone With the Wind, _Whit the Sone f:,,t,{::f S drve i | sociated in one way or another with ig:a\;fimsw e e morcial| NEW basement, 3-barm :urnlshed,! § wer, ring ‘generalship and tri- That's the West's beef, but fast|.can, you Top This,” and others. g _|the CIO. ez garage, next to school. $7,850. | po! g B an the direction of the present state: buildings BUILT in 1946 and appraised $13, ciency with sportsmanship and con- | umphs over all opponents regard- | less of weight.” . Fleischer backed up his choice | of Matthews by designating him as | the No. 1 challenger for light heavy- | weight Joe Maxim. Archie Moore, for years the No. 1 contender, was ’moved back to No. 2 spot just ahead f Harold Johnson. Johnson recently ‘oulpolmed Moore in a return bout. FROM PELICAN Mr. and Mrs. Carl Forsen of Pel- jcan “are stopping at the Baranof Hotel. EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED at quarterback. beef, that will face a lighter and possibly slicker East backfield. Coach Tuss McLaughry maybe-d these for the East: Dick Kazmaier of Princeton or John Petibon of Notre Dame for one halfback position. Vic Janwiciz. of Ohio State or Jim Hammond of Wisconsin. full- back. QB—Al Dorow, Michigan State or Bill Putich Michigan. HB—Dick Pivorotte, Princeton or Charles Curtis, Dartmouth or Dick Alban, Northwestern. Both teams eased off in work- outs as they approached game time. FROM WRANGELL She’s not bashful at telling she has She was the original Beulah in radio. She has appeared in radio and TV with Arthur Godfrey and Milton Berle, with the King Cole Trio and in the Kraft Theater and Armastrong Theater TV shows in Radio City. Beulah says she now and then makes records for MGM. Just before she leit New York; she appeared with Fifi Dorsey at Atlantic Beach, She came to J\_\- neau from a 4-months’ stay in Juarez, Mexico. Beulah says she’ll do four shows nightly at the Country Club during an indefinite stay. “Man, come on out an’ well make that place jump,” Beulah in- vited. third plank of the party's Territor- hood hill and right at some of the supporters of that bill. Maybe they didn’t intend to put such a hook on the thing, but it look- cd to me like a.curve, low and inside, and I think some of the people who have been going to bat for Alaska statehood are going to see it that way. The convention unanimously ad- opted a resolution calling for forest lands within present National For< ests in Alaska to be turned over to the State of Alaska. In other words, they asked that National Forests be abolished in Al- aska when Alaska becomes a state. It Isn't Likely that Senator Cli ton P. Anderson of New Mexico is And the CIO has emphatically | supported the extension, rather than the reduction, of National Forests throughout the country. This was made clear in the state- hood hearing testimony of Anthony W. Smith, a staff lawyer for the na- tional CIO committee on Regional Development and Conservation. Mr. Smith told. the Interior and Insular Affairs committee. “We; think that it is imperative that the areas now in national fo s in Al- aska be retained in national forests. | | jof Alaska and the people of the ) country as a whole that the national | forests be retained as they are now. “As a matter of fact,” Mr. Smith | {1t is in’ the interest of the people | ISLAND, 230 acres, useable year MANY OTHER LISTINGS ’ 1 Bob Druxman-Phone 891! M. J. HAAS—Associate Juneau—123 Front Street Auke Bay—Glacier Highway { FORSALE | | SAVE—Hoyal Xmas lamp sets, 70 cents and up—spare bulbs, Alaska | Radio Supply, 307 Seward. ELEV;AE)R— umpleie with motur switches, automatic stops. Terms. George Brothors, 949-tf | Excellent REFRIGERATCE HARRIS ST.—Near St. Ann’s Hosp.| 000 then, the VETERAN, a roomy cruiser-yacht, sleeps 3, wonderful | hunting and fishing boat. Details| upon “COUNTRY.” | CHICKEN RANCH—Shores 5-acre farm § mi Glacier Highway. Small warm heuse, can be added onto. Garage. Conerete-floored chlcl’en( house 20x116. Acreage cleared for| subdividing, all view lots. omy‘ $9,500. CHICKEN RANCE—Shores 40- nm) farm 13 mi Glacier Hwy. 1 acre cleared, small trees on remainder.} 3 chicken houses 20x100 each. 40¢ acres includes Dredge Lake turn- | off corner. Only $6,000. Terms | NORWAY POINT—Four very large| lots with view. Next to Ed Keith- | | A l . i N _+|went on, “it has been our position c i g DR. D. D. MARQUARDT Mrs. Arnt Sorset and son from i e be enthustastic about that | ihat Federal timberland should re-| C¢ORdition. Contezt Pmm;ss}-:f,? ahn. One or all. $1500 each. s, Wrangell are stopping at the Bar- resolliiion. Senator Andorsan IS 81,0 in under Federal ownership. We |: Sctric, 0t and U | HAINES building lots for investors, | Sccond and Franklin OPTOMETRIST PHONE BLACK 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS Juneau anof Hotel. = — EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY — ‘ (asualliesj Korean War nounced U. S. battle casualties in Dean Williams will be equipped with patience and goad humor to .teach small children tg ski at 11 Democre.". of solid base hits for statehood and is one of the members of the In- terior and Insular Affairs commit- tee who favorably reported the y of Agriculture and so had juris- He has made a number! - have opposed in general the turning | over of any Federal timberland to; the states because it has ‘)N’n our | experience that the pres: State legislatures are so gr endorsed the Alaska statehood bill, Unanimous Adoption of the re- ,aska enough of the lands and re- solution on forest lands was espec- ' sources they - were loudly belabered FOR RENT ! | N!CFLY fun‘x\‘md 3-room apaxt-‘ building. Phone Black 7€3. ~51-tf {GLACIER HWY lot in town $1850. ! OFFICE, store space for rent, en- trance to Small Boat Harbor. KAKE genreral siore, same owner 4& Yyears, i w | statehood bill on May 8, 1951. | 2 &7 resisteni2 h “m‘ ment, close in, available for em- | ] From June 30, 1945, unti} May 10, | hey. ‘are”hot resisted, | Dployed girls. Box 3081, care of| PETER w00n The mEAL PAII NT s I OI‘E WASHINGTON, Dec. 21—(R—An- | 1948, Senator Anderson was SC”E" Mr. Smith, speaking for the CIO,' Empire. 001-1¢! AGENCY E“PIRF WA\T ADS I’AY ol i Korea have risen to 103,418, includ- | diction over National Forests. E e |ONE bedroom unfurnished apart- | il ing 17,670 battle deaths and 11048| " Said Senator Anderson during the | motomsen T TS 271 Toonts $120.00 up. Lots of heat|No. 3 Kieln Blde: Tel 91| ., will be CLOSED until ey s s mising i acion: | taiehooa mesrings n 1950 1 | Sesoue-the Panhandie Demcrats| A7 ot waier. Mendenball : | The new totals were announced by | going to take an awfully long time are not trying to alienate the vote| Apartments. 994-10t USED cus : the Defense Department. The sum- | Lefore I vote to break up a national | of Senator Anderson and the sup- PR TABTI S LT e E mary covers notifications to next of | forest. I would hate to see three ad-1port, of the CTO for statehood, but| e GOOD view, 2 room steam ®|1351 GHEVROLET Fourdoer Sedam| January 2nd, 1952 iaiatians having conrol of 11 thgy ‘o ok s a0 60nt |3 Lo it e e o] Lk ST Ry s | 2 Re ss National Forest, the De-'ahout it in an unusual manner. e 708 BtE 9| moRths ‘ald: e Radis-Mettare ox | SKI INSTRUCTION {part of the Interior, the Department | When a number of witnesses at{e o o o o o o o o 8 8| Mo Bl oy bt or | v FOR KIDS SATURDAY lof Agriculture, and the State of Al- various stateheod hearings assert- | - 4 AR aliet, atter | jaskn.” ed that the bills did not grant Al-|OFFICE space for rent. Klein STORE space heated, 1000 squm“wsl OLDSMOBILE Sedan, low mi- , BB fally surprising because @ number of | from the statehood camp and accus- i (E’:\cl:d( Sfllélfd‘cliy morning in - the | the delegates to the Democratic con-ed of rying to kil ‘S" bill witn| feet. George Brothers 949-t1] Jeage, like new. Inquire at Top green Bowl, the Ski Club an-|vention were members of unions af- | kindness. The shoe seems to fit FURNISHED ROOMS, adjoining| Hab Bar. 994-t - 123 Front Street $25.00 REWARD For information leading to the name or names of those who put sugar in the gas tanks of our oil trucks. NORTH TRANSFER CO. Phone 81 You can get . . . . . those handy, useful and much-needed SCRATCH PADS in assorted and sizes at only e A A colors §ca pound EMPIRE OFFICE | i | hounced today. § mmm with the Congress of Indus-| Speclal “eetmg There w:ll he a Special meeting of the SAWMILL WORKERS Local No. 271 FRIDAY-December 22 in the C. I. 0. Hall First and Gastineau W ® VN'» ALL PRICES &2 e BURROWS WELDING (CO. JUNEAU, ALASK PHONE 289 FOR Total of 2208 Sq. Can be Rented in Separafe Sections OF 682 Sq. Ft. - 798 Sq. Ft. - 728 Sq. F1. Located Stree! Level in Downtown Juneau Ideal Local for Stores - Office Space FOR IN. FORMATION 6th Fleor RENT Available January 1, 1952 Inquire 20th Cenfury Theatre Office Building F1. Floor Space Phone Black 91 n!m resolution. ' When The Resolution was intro- | duced, Mr. W. C. Stump of Ketchi- | kan, a- delegate to the convention and a member of the Alaska Devel opment Board, remarked that no! criticism of the Forest Service was intended. * But, said Mr. Stump, only by get- ting the forests under the control of the new State of Alaska can the pecple of Alaska benefit from them., That statement seems open to question, The statehood bills now before Congress provide that Alaska shall receive 37'. percent of the revenues derived from the National Forests in Alaska. Forty-four of the 48 states have National Forests. Some of them have greater areas in National Forests than does Alaska, and most of them receive only 25 percent of the reven- ues from those. forests. It Appears Certain that if the for- est resolution was not actually ord- ered up by Governor Gruening, it was concocted by those close enough ,to him that it amounts to the same thing. Dr. Gruening has been taking pot shots at the Forest Service for | some time and when he has not jactually pulled the trigger himself he has persuaded a: couple of his captive newspapers to do it for him. Partly this shooting seems to be personal ire. It may also be one of {the battles in the internecine war-4 Nugget. Reward. | fare that has long been carried on Letween the Interior and Agricul- i ture Departments, Now that the governor has drawn | the Democratic Party, or at least a portion of it, into the fray, there |is no telling where it will end. { One thing is quite clear. The re- solution adopted at Sitka repre- sents a complete reversal of Demo- | cratic administration policy regard- | ing National Forests. | In the past 18 years, this adminis- | tration has added some seventeen million acres to the National Forests of the nation and, so far as the re- cords show, has not subtracted any sizeable acreage from those forests. TWO MEN OVERDUE The U. S. Coast Guard cutter Storis left at 4:15 this morning for Bug Island in Seymour Canal to search for Johnny Watson and Willie Henson who have been over- due and unreported since Decem- ber 16, Coast Guard headquarters said today. The two men left Juneau De- cember 13 in a 16-foot open skiff with the expectation of returning December 16. The 83-footer was dispatched to search but turned back at Taku Inlet because of gale force winds: AT HOTEL JUNEAU Beulah Bryant of San Francisco, Calif., is res at the Hotel Juneau. bath. Phone 1008 after 5 p.m. 940-tf STEAM heated rooms, 315 Gold £t 735-11 S PA — EMPIRE WA AVAILABLE now. Space for rest- aurant or other business. Phone 452, 882-4: STEAMHEATED Rooms, weekly o Monthly. Colonial Rooms. 69-ti WURLITZER Spinet plano for rent Anderson Piano Shop. Ph. 14 WANTED TO RENT ® o 0 000 00 0 0 . e L] WANTED TO RENT ¢ . ° ® Couple with two children in e ® urgent need of two or three e e bedroom house or apartment. e ® Reliable family, no-smokers, e ® non-drinkers. January 1 oc- € ® cupancy. Flease reply care ¢ e of Box 3051, Daily Alaska ¢ o Empire. 987-tfo © o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ¢ LOST near Ski Trail, white and tan pup. Answers to the name of Call Douglas 2829. 999-3t LOST—Keys on chain with walrus tooth, Saturday in Post Office. Call Empire office. 000-3t Stanford Expected To Win, Rose Bowl By Bob Myers PASADENA, Calif.,, Dec. 27—(®— Stanford’s foothall coach, young Charles A. (Chuck) Taylor, isn't junking his philosophy of winning games. Thirty-one-year-old Taylor, who confounded the nation’s coaches by actually predicting victory week by week for his Indians, feels much the same way about Stanford's encounter with Illinois in the Rose Bowl. Taylor, speaking before the Foot- Lall Writers Association of south- ern California, didn't make a flat prophecy of triumph. _But he put it this way Wednesday: “We've never gone into a game believing we couldn’t win. We al- ways believe we can win. That same philosophy applies for this game.” FROM ANCHORAGE _Mary Lee Turner of anfl ls registered at the Baran 1951 FORD pmkup, radio and heat. er. $1530. Phone 123, Al Painter, 960-tf DODGE 4 coor, new englue, new | tires, excellent conditicn. See Trevor Davis. 960-tf HELP WANTED SALESMEN Absolutely make $50.00 a day. New ' sensational utility item for every food, bev- erage outlet etc. Samples furn- ished. Utility Durawear Co., 53- BD, West Jackson, Chicage 4. 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