STUBBLE TIME
IS PROCLAIMED
BY JUNEAU ELKS
Perhaps you did not notice it,
but already there are several of
the male persuasion who really
need a shave. Just glance around
and satisfy yourself and it is all
because of the proclamation issued
by Har Id Fennel, chairman of the
activities committee of the Juneau
Lodee of Elks. No 420. Perhaps
many of the Elks will observe the.
proclamation and others will not
but anyway here it is: i
Saturday night December the .
Ninth in the year of our Lord
Nineteen Hundred and Fifty has.
been set aside to celebrate the!
-Days of '98'' in the Territory of Al
aska.
It is further proclaimed that all
members of the Benevolent a..u
Protective Order of Elks residing |
in the Gastineau Channel area are ;
subject to ti'.r following rules and j
regulations, to wit: ,
WHEREAS, it is well known that
in the “Days oi '98" all he men
gloried in the fact that they could |
produce a facial adornment in the
shape and form of a long flowing
beard of the rugged type, and
WHEREAS, there did ex-st at
that time certain groups of vigil-1
antes and a Kangaroo Court, and ;
WHEREAS, the original Soapy i
Smith gang of Skagtow.i will be
on hand to see that things arc j
done right, and
WHEREAS, it is well known that
the 195G variety of he men could
hardly produce a stubble in anv.
given I t th of time, and
WHEREAS, it is deemed neces- j
sary for the success of our cTebra- ,
tim that such thin f exist, and
WHEREAS*, ignorance of the law
is not considered an excuse in any
court and even more so in the
“Kangaroo Court,” and
WHEREAS, all the whereases
have been whereased it is therefore
decreed that all Elks Lodge mem
bers in the Gastineau Channel area
shall erase shaving as of the date
of this proclamation and that such
condition shall be in effect until
1 am. Sunday December 10, 1950.
Any violation of this decree shall
be considered as contempt of court
and the guilty will be hauled before
the “Kangaroo Couri" and appro
priately fined or incarcerated and
the fine so collected shall be de
pos.ted in th. Lodge building fund.
S.yned, sealed, dated, delivered,
advertized, pioclaimed and all the
rest of the legal stuff that goes
with one of these things at Juneau,
Alaska, this Fifteenth Day of Nov
ember, 1950. So Help Me!
FOO l BALL
. SCORES ■
Here are final scores of football
games played Friday:
Chattanooga 32, Duquesne 20.
Arkansas A. and M. 20, College of
Ozarks 6.
East Car. 54, Atlantic Christian 7.
Arkansas Tech 14, Little Rock JC 0.
Carbon 61, Dixie (Utahl 12.
Northern Idaho 20. South. Idaho 7.
McMurry 30. Southwestern 6.
McPherson (Kan) 38, Friends
(Kan) 7.
Ottawa (Kan) 41, Baker 0.
Arkansas State Teachers 25, North
eastern (Okla) State 7.
Puget Sounud 13, Pacific Lutheran
13 (tie)
Hawaii 39. Brigham Younug 7.
Oregon State Rooks 30, Oregon
Frosh 9.
ETHEL MILNER LEAVING
FOR STATESIDE VACATION
Mrs. Ethel Milner plans to sail on
the Denali early tomorrow morning
er.route to California, where she is
going for medical attention.
“Ethel” has been night operator
for the Juneau and Douglas Tele
phone Company for eight years. She
has been in Alaska for 32—living
in Haines, Petersburg and Juneau.
This is her first trip outside ir
nearly two years. She expects t<
be away several months.
BOWLING
On the Elks Alievs last night the
first place Capitol Theater team
maintained its two game lead by
winning two out of three from Home
Grocery. Second place Baranof
I Cigar Stand kept pace with the
leaders, taking two games from
Wiling Ding. Thn Harry Race team
moved into a third place tie with
Royal Cafe, by downing Top Hat
two games.
Alice Dalziel set a new high single
game mark for the league With a
211 score. Pat Hagerup rolled a
504 for the evening’s high series in
the women's division. For the men,
Ken Morgan took the high series
with 520 and Lance Hendrickson
the high single game of 179.
Team standings:
Won Lost
Capitol Theater . 22 3
Baranof Cigar Stand 20 10
Royal Cafe . 17 13 .
Harry Race 17 13
Home Grocery 14 16
Top Hat 13 17
Alexander Photo 12 18
Whing Ding 6 24 ;
Home Grocery
Handicap 3 3 3— 9 j
M. Davlin 166 123 132— 421
A. Dalziel 211 135 151— 497 |
M. Burke 144 141 134— 419
р. Taylor . 119 125 116— 360
A. Sorensen . 158 90 154— 402
Totals. 801 617 690—2108
Capitol Theater
J. Rusher 95 101 153— 349
C. MacLean 110 152 135— 397
T. Heyder . 126 119 136— 381
J. Marsh 144 143 HI— 428
L. Hendrickson 174 179 144— 497
Totals ... 649 694 709—2052
Baranof Cigar Stand
L Nicholson .. 120 165 154— 439
с. Folia . 125 82 114- 321
S. Chantry 133 127 114- 374
J. Levasseur 146 177 150— 473
A. Warner 158 158 158— 474
Totals . 682 709 690—2081
Whing l)ing
Handicap 10 10 10— 30
J. Gucker 117 135 133— 338
j. Porter . 123 151 128- 394
J. Gormley 124 135 112 371
P. Morgan 126 124 109— 359
K. Morgan 175 177 108 520
Totals 675 732 655-2032
Alexander Photo
Handicap . 40 40 40— 120 i
R. Rudolph 121 117 91— 329 ,
p Lee 166 132 145— 443
A. Hawkins 90 136 117— 343
j. Becker 97 90 99- 236
D Kane 175 123 136- 434
Totals 689 638 628—1955
Koyal Cafe
M. Funk HO 104 171— 385
V. Powers . 148 140 142— 430
W. Day .109 87 83— 279
A. Nielson ... 156 115 118 389
F Fitzpatrick 130 119 153— 402
Totals . 653 565 667—1885
Top Hat
Handicap . 59 59 59 177
F. Wilber 114 105 158— 377
B. West 102 95 111— 308
A. Taylor 114 133 138— 385
O. Winther 144 124 135— 403
(C Rudolph 133 92 139 354
I Totals . 667 603 740-2014
Harry Race
F. Holmquist .... 167 133 140— 440
P. Hagerup 154 174 176— 504
i T. Flint 103 70 95— 268
! M. Flint 141 163 166— 470 j
S L. Holmquist .. 137 158 143— 438'
| Totals 702 698 720—2120
I qpn dope
i —
! Results oi fights last night are:
I At New York — Kid Gavilan,
5147, Havana, outpointed Billy Gra
ham, 145. New York, 10.
At Iindianapolis — Gene Parker.
141, Indianapolis, outpointed Fred
die Latson, 141%, St. Louis, 8.
| At Hollywood — Clarence Henry,
! 139%, Los Angeles, outpointed Doc
Williams, 176, Trenton. N.J., 10.
SOUTH FROM SKAGWAY
Robert Rapuzzi flew to Juneau
from Skagway and left yesterday on
the Pan American clipper for Se
* attle.
Yoke* Deposits
ARE SAFE
BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES
SAVINGS BONDS
THE rrioagt-mcnt of thit
bank is pledged to con sc r\ a
live opt ration The safety
of depositors’ funds is our
primary consideration. In
addition, die banE is a mem
ber of Federal Deposit Insur
ance Corporation .which in
sures each of our depositors
affair to a nuxi:nura
Of $10,000.
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of JUNEAU, ALASKA
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Ski Events
For Alaska
SEATTLE, Nov. 18—CW—The Pa
cific Northwestern Ski Association
has scheduled three events for
Alaska next spring.
The Anchorage Ski Club will
sponsor the Fur Rendezvous four
event meet in February, the exact
date of which has not been set.
The Juneau Ski Club is to have
the Southeast Alaskan champion
ships. also a four-event meet. The j
Gold Nugget four-way meet will be j
held during April at Fairbanks.
BB CZAR'S CONTRACT
HEARS END; DOPE IS
IT WILL BE RENEWED
NEW YORK. Nov. 18—tf)—A. B.
Chandler’s seven-year contract as
Commissioner of Baseball comes up
for discussion at the major leagues |
winter meeting in St. Petersburg,
Fla., next month and the Daily
News says it’s a “cinch" the contract
will be renewed.
The News said. “There still is
some opposition among the 16 major
league owners to Chandler's reigh,
but not enough.”
Chandler needs only 12 of 1C votes
to have the contract extended.
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ALASKA SCHOOL ;
61TS B'33!;S FROM
mil STUDEMTS1
YOELTBROOK, Me.. Nov. IS—l?—,
A tny school at Clark's Point,)
Alaska, is going to have e library,'
thanks to Westbrook youngsters. (
As part of their book week ob-'
servance, Forest Street School pu- j
pils collected about ICO books tor
the Alaskan school. Principal Nel
son Leland said he had received
a letter from Roman Malach. head i
teacher at the Alaskan soh:ol, ask- •
ing for help in building a library.
Malach wrote that the town had
100 inhabitants and the school 40 (
pupils. I
"Only a few boats come in during
‘.he summer,” he added, "and the
. wice weekly mail plane is our onh
outside contact the rest of the
time.”
Malach got Leland s name from
an education magazine. Westbrook
adjoin? Portland.
SEATTLE HOPES
ISO BUSINESSMEN
JOIN '51CC TOUR
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
reports it hoped to have 150 pro- ,
fessional and businessmen on its
tour of Alaska next year. Its pro
gram for the year includes the
study of numerous Alaska problems j
and projects.
Ralph Johansen, chairman of the
Chamber’s Alaska Department, j
commented: “The division is aware,
of attempts by other cities to lure ;
i Alaska trade from Seattle. A pre- ;
| pram of close contact with the!
| territory now is in operation."
| Merle Harding of Glennallen is.
| at the Baranof Hotel.
EVANGELIST WILL
i TELL ALL; NO LOST
, SABSATH AVERRED
______
“Not a !<■ ment of time has been
lost. The Sabbath has never been i
lost. Saturday is the original sev-!
■ enth day of the week and has com?
down to us iroin the creation of the
earth," proclaimed Evangelist C. L.
Vories in his lecture on “Lost
Time," in the Prophetic Light audi
torium on the corner of Second and
Main.
“Down over the centuries God
again and again made known the
| true Sabbath. Twenty-five hundred
years after creation the Lord gave
the law on Mt. Sinia commanding
the people to remember the Sab
bath which was made when the
earth was created. If man had lost
the day during these centuries God
pointed it out for forty years bj
raining bread from heaven every
day in the week except the - venth
day, therefore it is absolutely im
pi dble for the day to be loo:
2500 years after creation.
"That the Bible Sabbath has
never been lost should forever be
settled by the science of astronomy.
There are histoiical references giv
ing the year, month, day, hour an.
minute of the day when eclipses !
of the sun and moon occurred 500
years before the birth of Chr st.
Astronomers have figured back,
varifying those historical dates and
have found that eclipses occurred
at tlie very hour and minute that
the historian sa d they d-d, there
fore there ha;, net been so much as
a minute lost." ,
In conclusion the evangelist said,
You can find the Sabbath if you
want to find it and it is so plain
that many are finding it even when
they would like to lose it. It is the
day just before Sunday."
The lecture topic Sunday night
will be “Five of the Biggest Cheats
In Town, Named and Exposed”
HIM ASKED TO
KE^P YUGOSLAVIA
FROM RED RUSSIA
WASHINGTON. Nov. 18 — —
President, Truman has called for
emergency action to keep drought
crippled Yugoslavia and its powerful
armed force from falling back into i
the Moscow fold.
And officials said today he may
ask Congress when it meets Nov. 2i
for some £85,000,000 to furOier i
strengthen the morale of that one
Communist country that has broken :
with Russia.
In a message to key Congressional j
leaders of both parties, Mr. Truman
said, that Yugoslavia’s Marshal Tito
"controls the largest fighting force j
in Europe, except the Soviet Union,
and these forces constitute an im
portant element in the defense of
Western Europe against Soviet ag
gression.”
BPK MAN HERE
John E. Haapoia, engineer with
the Bureau of Public Roads at San
Francisco, who .has been on duty
in Alaska for the past two years,
is in Juneau winding up his work
before going back to his home of
fice. He has been in the Anchorage
district. He is stopping at the Gas
tineau Hotel.
Kent L. Fuller of Skagway is re
gistered at the Baranof Hotel.
For Thai "Jnsi Right"
Thanksgiving Dressing—
We can’t do anything about the dressing
for your Thanksgiving turkey . . .
but all the same we hope it’s the tastiest
you ever had . . . We CAN do
something about your dressing, though
—We can put new life and sparkle into
the clothes that you and your family
are going to wear at the festive board
. . . Spruce up for Thanksgiving
with our finer dry cleaning.
TRIANGLE CLEANERS
Weather af
Alaska Points
_
Weather conditions ana temper
i tu:es at various Alaska points
; iso on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30
,.m., 120th Meridian Time, and
eleased by the Weather Bureau
ire as follows:
Anchorage .... -1—Partly Cloudy
Annette Island . 22—Clear
Barrow . 15—Partly Cloudy
Bethel ... 20—Snow
Crrdova . 0—Clear
Dawson . -28—Cloudy
Edmonton .. -13—Clear
Fairbanks . -21—Clear
Haines 14—Partly Cloudy
Havre . 5—Cloudy
Juneau Airport 7—Partly Cloudy
Kodiak . 20—Cleai
Kotzebue 11—Partly Cloudy
McGrath . -16—Clear
Nome 28—Srsow
Northway . -33—Cleai
Peleisburg 14—Clear
Portland 36—Partly Cloudy
Frince George . 1—Snow
Seattle . 35—Cloudy
Sitka 20—Partly Cloudy
Whitehorse.-19—Snow
Yakutat 11—Partly Cloudy
LEAVES FOR STATES
Miss Ruth Rogall of the local
Federal Security Agency, left on
the Pan American clipper yesterday
afternoon on a vacation trip to the
states. She plans to visit with her
family in Wisconsin.
FROM PELICAN
Lee Summers and \\. C. MuClad
Jon o» Tslican are a; the Baranof
Hotel.
Clifford L. Robadas of Anchorage
is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
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WHOLESALE RATES
I HIT RECORD PEAK
DURING PAST WEEK
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 — (iW —
Wholesale prices hit the highest
level on record during the week
ending Tuesday.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics re
ported yesterday that the wholesale
price index reached 171.1, which
was 0.5 percent above the previous
August, 1948 peak.
The new index was an advance
of 0.6 percent in one week and
8.7 percent above the Ju^e 20 pre
Korean level.
AT THE GASTINEAU
E. B. Cornell who is with the Bu
reau of Public Roads at Anchorage
is stopping at the Gastineau Hotel
ELLIS AIR LINES
DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN
via Petersburg and Wrangell
With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg
Convenient, afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M.
FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612
Plumbing ® Heating
Oil Burners
Telephone Blue 737 Nighls-Red 730
Etarrl Machine Shop9 fac.
12th and E Street
H - Piece ttrelsestrsa
for your dancing tonight
-also
Surprise Fleer Sfcow
In the wee hours of the morning
at the
country c:lusi
] Dinner from 6 p.m until.. Cosklails 5 p.m. to 10 a.m.
Fresh Local Chicken • $2.58
Filet Mignen • • • • $151
New York Cut • • • $2.59
T-lone.$1.59
Top Sirloin • • • • $2.59
Includes Salad, French Fries,
Home-made Hoi Biscuits, Honey,
Coffee cr Tea.
FRESH STEAKS & £ A
THE BEST!
SesiethiiEg HEW!!
An After Midnight Snack
Special!
I jj| if !r Aft ,19* -*'■
Shoestring Potatoes $ta .25
Toasted Ro!S J&.
Break fasl Ipseia!
Genuine Sourdough Ilotcakes
with Syrup or Honey — Ali
You Can Eat for . . .
Site
Try @ur Popular Seafood Dinners
Take iky Cab — 3 Miles eh Giasier Highway
—Phone 015-2 For Reservations————
5 of the Biggest Cheats
Named and Exposed!
A Fearless Lecture
NOTICE
FREE GIFT to all newcomers who will clip this offer and present
it to the ushers Sunday night, Nov. 19, when entering the Church.
Sunday High!, November 19, 7:30 Prophetic Light Auditorii™
Corner of 2nd & Main
Tonics for the Week
*■ nrr
TUESDAY NIGHT
OBJECTIONS TO THE
7TH DAY SABBATH
V i U....10.
EXPLODED!
Be Sure
To Hear
_The BAHG
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
THE RICH MAN
and LAZARUS
Can people in heaven talk with people in hell?
FRIDAY NIGHT
Four Classes of People
Hear the Preaching of the Word
In what class are you? . . . Hear this lecture
and find out.
Come Every Night Except Monday, Thursday and Saturday
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