FICKS FAVORITES TO
WIN ON COAST
by Chris Edmonds
SAIN FRANCISCO (/P) Elat
ed over the best weekend this
fell — only three misses in 20
guesses — away we go on
windup week with a feeling
that the (besft teams will win
regardless of tradition.
UCLA over Southern Cali
fornia iby 10: The Bruins got
a shock last week and it ought
to be enoulgh 'to chase them
right into the Rose Bowl, al
though the Trojans will give
them (fits before bowing out.
UCLA, 24-14.
'Stanford over California by
20: The Indians Haven’t done it
in nine years, ibtsx \f they don’t
do it now with Vie highest
lowered offense h* the FCC
they may never win another in
the next 58 years. Stanford
27-7.
Oregon State over Oregon
(by 7: Tommy Prothro’s eager
opportunists have confounded
the experts tall year and will
prove they know their business
in another “close-to-the-vest”
finish. Oregon State, 14-7.
Washington over Washing
ton State Iby 13: The Huskies
haven’t won one since they
drummed USC six weeks ago,
hut they’ll show the home
folks they weren’t fooling
when they scared UiCLA a
week ago. Washington. 20-7.
Idaho over Montana by 6:
The Vandals finally found the
formula after seven straight
losses 'and will close the cam
paign gloriously. Id&ho. 13-7.
Three additional
Americans to be
freed by Reds
LONDON (I?) Red China or
dered today the release and de
tonation of three imprisoned
Americans, Peipinig radio said.
A broadcast, heard here, id
entifded the Americans as Mrs.
Homer V. Bradshaw, Marcellus
White and Justin Garvey.
(Mrs. Bradshaiw was impri
soned with her husband in
March 1051. Dr. Bradshaw, a
member of the Third Presby
terian church of Pittsburgh,
and his wife both were medical
missionaries. Mrs. Bradshaw,
the former Wilda Hockenlberry f
was gradual:ed from Pennsyl
vania State college in 1025.
She and Dr. Bradshaw were
married in 1928 jnst before go-'
ing to Chinia.
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COLLEGE PICKS
by Harold Claassen
NEW YORK (IP) The next to
last glance at the crystal (ball
for the winners of the colleg
es weekly football games.
I (Last week’s figures: 37 cor
rect, 13 wrong, .740. For the
season: 312 correct, 110 wrong
.739).
This week’s expected win
ners:
(continued on page two)
10 satellites
Measurements taken from ob
servation points on the ground
with Ithe satellites as referenc
es are expected to add to man’s
knowledge of the earth, itself.
Another round of
4. The cold war is still on j
— and seems likely to contin
ue for a long time — in the
sense that 'Russia seeks to drive
the western powers out of Ger
many and the United States
out of Europe while the west
wants to roll back Soviet power
Defense presents
icle and editorial in the Empire
in 1952 about the Chilkoot fer
ry fund. The found had been set
up,by the (three officials as mem
bers of the Alaska board oi
road commissioners.
Both Roden and Metcalf tes
tified they had consulted Nei'
Moore, who then was territori
al auditor, in connection witl
; the bookkeeping services for of
| eration of the Juneau-H'aine:
; ferry. They expressed the be
i lief that if Moore believed th<
ferry bank account to be illega
he should have spoken out ther
instead of waiting and acting
in conjunction with John Di
mon, then assistant attarne\
general, to halt payments fron
the fund later.
Jack Daum, managing edii oi
of the Empire on Sept. 25, 1951
took the stand this morning ai
the first of the defense witness
es. He testified (.hat he author
ized :he lead story conoernini
th special ferry fund, the inter
view with Henry Roden and
| Frank Metcalf, and the editor
ial about the fund. Daum re
viewed the chronology of ev
ents leading to the publication,
a talk with Steve Homer, mate
on the Chilkoot ferry about a
week previously which gave
him a lead on the si ory. Daum
also told of interviewing Neil
Moore, territorial auditor and
of talks with assistant attorney
!:eneral and ithe B. M. Behrends
Bank and another interview
with Roden and Metcalf the
dav before publication.
Daum denied any misauota
tions of the officials and pro
duced notes of ' he interviews
with the plaintiffs. He said
that Helen Monsen, defendant
in the case, gave him no instru
ctions about any “anlii-Gruen
ing” policy claimed by the plain
tiffs and that he did not con
sult her about the material
published in r.be edition of Sep
:ember 15.
Daunt explained the layout
of, the newspaper and present
ed stateside papers showing
makeup similar to that employ
ed by the Empire in t his partic
ular edition.
Before Da urn took the stand
defense counsel Faulkner enter
ed as evidence affidavits that i
no cancelled cheeks on the Chilj
koot ferry special fund are in I
he offices of the territorial!
auditor, the territorial treasur-J
er and territorial highway en
gineer. * _ ___l
SNOW-RAIN WILL SLOW
PACIFIC COAST GAMES
by The Associated Press
There was a hopeful tone in
casualty reports on the frigid
Big Game front in Oregon to
day as Pacific Coast conference
teams drilled for Saturday’s
football traditiomals.
Ron Siegrist, Oregon State co
captain, was hit in the left leg
by the accidental firing of a
shotgun while duck hunting
near Corvallis yesterday.
But a doctor who took 30 pel
lets from Siegrist’s leg said he
[ should be able to play at top
form against Oregon at Eugene
Saturday. Coach Tommy Pro
thro ran a secret indoors wort
out with snow covering the pra<
tice field.
Oregon’s coach. Len Oasan
ova. victim of an appendiciti:
Daily Sitka Sentinel & Arrowhead Pres*
Page Four Thursday, November 17. 1955
[ attack, was released from the
| hospital without an operation
Has doctors said Casanova could
see Saturday’s gams 'but only
as an observer. Jade Roach, as
sistant coach, will handle the
team.
Snow continued falling with
■three inches already on the Eu
gene field.
At Seattle, coach Johnny
Cheriberg, gave his Washington
squad an hour’s drill on pass of
fense and pass defense on the
solid frozen turf in University
Stadium. Washington meets
Washington State there Satur
day.
Idaho coach Skip Stahley
hauled his squad in buses to
Pullman, for a night workout
, in the Washington State field
, house. Idaho’s home field at
. Moscow is snow-covered. The
: Vandals play Montana there
. Saturday.
* California and Stanford fie
. Ids were soaked in rain. C'ali
- fornia’s coach. Pappy Waldorf
gave his squad a full workout
on the boggy field.
He hopes wet weather will
slow dawn Stanford’s sharp
passer, John Brodie, and full
back Bill Tarr.
I Coach Red Sanders is groom
j ing Doug Bradley as UCLA’s
; passing sharpshooter replace
ment for injured Ronnie Knox
in the Bruins’ traditional cli
max game with Southern Cali
fornia Saturday.
Tailback Sam Brown. UCL
A’s explosive runninig star, will
start at tailbaick (before the ex
pected Los Angeles Coliseum
crowd of more than 100,000.
But if UCLA must take to pass
ing against UlSC’s huskey Tro
jan team. Bradley will take over
Coach Jess Hill at USC con
centrated on (ground oower in
a sharp line blocking drill. In
Jon Arnett, the Trojans have a
back who can ramble if given
a break aiwav start. Hill said
he expected his squad would
be at near top strength against
UCLA. ' i*r
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