WISCONSIN AFTER SCALP
OF SOUTHERN CAL
toy The Associated Press
The Big Ten conference, al
ways a target for the ambitious
and a test for the accepted
giants, is smack dab in the col
lege footiball spotlight again
this weekend with sixth rank
ed1 Wisconsin runninlgi against
Southern California tonight
and unranked Michigan State
confronting fourth ranked Not
ue Dame tomorrow.
Wisconsin is a touchdown fa- j
vorite over Southern Cal in the
West Coaist game. The Irish
ihlave Ibeen alloted the same vote
of confidence against Michigan
State in the game of the week
Coach Jess Hill’s Trojans
could give the Badgers some
(trouble. Still nursing an idea
of (taking the Pacific Coast con
ference title, they could well
be on the rebound after a 7-0
upset by Washington.
So far this season, the Big
Tan and FOC are 2-2. Washing |
ton spilled Minnesota and Stan
ford upset Ohio State, but Ill
inois whacked California and
Michigan State over powered
Stanford.
Michigan State doesn’t fig
ure to have things as easy this
week as they were last Satur
day in the 38-14 decision over
Stanford. Still, the Spartans
loom as the (best test yet for
the Irish, who are unbeaten
untied and unscored upon aft
er junking Southern Methodist
Indiana and Miami (Fla).
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COAST TEAMS READY
FOR WEEKEND GAMES
by The Associated Press
Pacific Coast conference foot
ball prestige, already dimmed
in earlier action rides on a
pair of intersectional games
highlighting the weekend grid
picture.
The pair of clashes overshad
ows three conference games and
a sixth non-conference contest
on tap for western fans.
Unbeaten Wisconsin’s invasion
of Los Angeles to meet South
ern California opens the foot
!ball parade Friday night, but
the Saturday afternoon Seattle
Ibattle (between undefeated
Washington and one time loser
Baylor ranks only a notch be
hind in im(portance.
Top conference games sends
defending champion UCLA a
gainst Stanford at Palo Alto
Saturday afternoon. At the
same time, Washington State
faces Idaho at Moscow. A night
I tilt matches California and Ore
Igon at Portland. Oregon State
takes on independent College
| of the Pacific under the lights
at Stockton.
f -
FOOTBALL PICKS
by Will Grimsley
NEW YORK <7P) “Blood Bat
tles” and intense inters ectiomal
rivalries put a money-wrench
squeeze on the harried foot
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Legion convention
but the veterans asked solid
military support for National
ist China and South Korea.
Most of the delegates were
World War I veterans, but the
new national commander. J.
(Add) Wagner, was born in 1914
when war clouds began to shad
ow the oldsters.
The vice commanders, elect
ed from five geographic regions
include:
John H. Van Horn, 32, Sitka
Alaska, a World War II air
corps sergeant.
SAN FRANCISCO (IP) A Tam
many backer of New York’s
Gov. Averell Harriman for the
I Democratic presidential nomin
j ation found a burst of campaign
ing for Adlai Stevenson today
j while sounding out West Coast
, preferences.
Carmine DeSapio, the Tam
| many leader, said he was not
; campaigning for Harriaman
although he liked the governor.
He said he wanted to sound out
the “grass roots.”
Three men found
after boat sinks
in Canadian waters
VANCOUVER, B. C. (IP)
Three men who were maroon
ed on a north Pacific island
after the sinking of their fish
ing boat weae rescued by the
Royal Canadian air force yes
terday.
An RCAF plane spotted the
men off an island in the An
derson group, 300 miles north
of here. They were taken off
by a tug which moved them to
calm water where they board
ed the rescue plane and were
flown to Ocean Falls, B. C.
The men were reported in
good condition. They are Caipt
Rudy Cloudman, Dick Cloud
man and Scott Armstrong, of
Cordova, Alaska.
The three left Seattle last
week in the fishboat Joseph
Bales trieri II, owned by the
Buona Fishinig Co. of Eureka,
Caliif., enroute to Cordova.
Tuesday they radioed the
vessel had struck a log and
was sinking in Milbanke sound
That was the last word of the
men untill they were sighted by
the RiCiAF search plane Thurs
day. ]
Frisky storm
15 miles short of hurricane
strength. It reached 55 miles at
New York City.
Lashing rains, already close
to the 5 inch mark in many sec
tors, flooded homes and high
ways in soots as widely separ
ated as Mount Vernon, Ga.,
and Geneva, N. Y.
Weather (bureaus all along
the northern coast warned oi
>attering high tides and heavy
downpours tonight, perhaps an
ew in many of the places stride
en by high waters only a short
time ago after hurricane Diane
With the storm center still
hours away, Washington, D. C.
already had been deluged by
more than 4Vfe inches of rain.
In Connecticut, an abnor
mally high tide flooded sections
of Milford and West Haven,
forcing evacuation of homes.
Emergency shelters were set
uip in two schools.
Alaska
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$5.00 Merchandise Credit
Bud Whiteside
One Case Coffee
Sitka Bazaar
Two Purses
Vi's Apparel Shop
$20.00 merchandise credit
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
One IRoto-Broil
Larry Lindstrom
One Turkey
Stewart Hotel, Seattle
Five Days (Lodging
Alaska Coastal Airlines
Two round-trip tickets to Juneau
Stevens, Juneau
One Evening Bag
Ellis Airlines
$25.00 Cash
Montgomery Ward and <
$25.00 Cash
James R. Ferguson
$3.00 Cash
Marine Supply Company
One Fly Rod
Sitka Music Store
One Child’s Record Player
Sitka Men's Store
$10:00 Merchandise Credit
Red's Barber Shop
Beard Rfemoval and trim
Sitka Cold Storage Co.
$25.00 Merchandise Credit
Reed's Cash Market
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Russian Bell Gift Shop
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Stoft's 5 & 10 Store
Silver Tray
Pioneer Bakery
$10.00 Cash
Sitka Telephone Co.
$10.00 Cash
Tilson & Sons
$10.00 Merchandise Credit
Connie's Dress Shop
$10.00 Merchandise Credit
Sitka Liquor Store
One Case Beer
First Bank of Sitka
$25.00 Savings Bond
Pan American World Airways
$100 — Cash
Triune Service
Infra-Red Broiler
The Hobby Shop
One Sewing Basket
Russell's Store for Men
$5.00 Merchandise Credit
Neill Andersen's
One Table Lamp
Brownie's Shoe Shop
$2.50 Merchandise Credit
Sitka Laundry & Dry Cleaners
$10.00 Cash ,
Anchor 8 Cab
$6.00 Cab Service
Baranof Liquor Store
One Case Beer
Baranof Beauty Shop
4 jfM One Cold Ware
lo. Peterson's Store
$5.00 Merchandise Credit
Columbia Bar & Liquor Store
Two Bottles “3 Monks” Brandy
Anchor Bar & Liquor Store
1 Case Beer & 1 btl. t4Sir John Shenley”
Standard Oil Co.
10 Gallons Outboard Gasoline
The Photo Shop Studio
One Viewmaster and Reel
Pioneer Bar & Liquor Store
One Case Beer
Bazaar Motor Service
$5.00 Merchandise Credit
D. A. Hope, Barber
One Haircut
Service Transfer
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Ernie's Cocktail Bar
One Case Beer
Beach Plumbing Shop
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Fisherman's Liquor Store
One Case Beer
Market Center's Meat Market
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Harbor Market
$15.00 Cash
Burn's Bicycle Service
Four-Hours Bicycle Rental
Conway Insurance Aqencv
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