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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

ties than any other club, with 223.
Should Montreal continue its
penalty pace in the playoffs. De-
troit may be able to capitalize.
CLEANER HERE
On the seasons play TO date.
Montreal has not maintained the
same ratio OF penalties against
Detroit that It has toward the
rest of the league. They have
been penalized 81 minutes against
Detroit's As in the nine games.
Jack Adams men. still out
shooting for records, hope for
revenge on New York for the
upset defeat suffered on their
last trip into the garden. While
ready for some free wheeling
play, however, they will try 10
protect Harry Lumleys goaling
average.
Lumley has been declared eligi-
BILE for the Calder Cup, the
rookie of the year" award
through a league ruling which
gives CONSIDERATION lot tne trophy
to any player who did not take
part in more than two league
games last year. Lumley playsI
In two.
The 1S-year-old Great LakdL
stokct has improved steadily in
the Detroit nets since he came UP
from indianapolis. Although
Frank McCool. Toronto rookie
goalie, was being hailed as a
Calder Cup possibility, his play
has been dropping off.
McCoolS average for rs games
is 322. Lumley's for 81 games is
329. Earlier in the season Nc
Cool was hitting a three goal
pace while Lumley was being
beaten about four times a game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

VIII ulNiu~
ed up and I think we have the
balance and numbers 10 take
enough points 10 win"
All are agreed il will again be
between Michigan and Illinois.
These two schools have dominated
the Western Conference track
meets since the first one was held
in -ii9ll = AAiiiiteiiatfaff-'tltfS tttt-frr
front Ia times and the Him nine.
Michigans best efforts will be
in the mile, two-mle and $50.
With the 1ume twins, Bob and
Ross, piling up points in their
faYorite- events -uIttte-zrItt-SS SSc-tt
and help from Ross Willard,
Charles BirdSall and George Vet
ter, the Wolverines viii have a
nice total in the bank.
Ohio State will have an edge
in couple of events. the poiC
vault. with Johnny Schmidt show
ing the best so far, and the shot
put, with BuSS Thomas the Leader
Illinois has the best time Of tho
year in the mile relay and good
performers in the hurdles anc
1 daSheS
Walker in the hurdles anc
Buster in the dashcs are top flight
performers. and if they can shu'
out the challenge Of other speed
sterS, they may provide Illinoi,
with a winning margin
But their edge over the fielC
is not so great as the Michigan
LEADERS like the Hume twins, whC
if beaten, would be clasSed as up
sets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Vital Game Tonight

Tonights New York-Chicago
game may go a long way toward
deciding fourth playoff spot in
MIL Boston lost to Toronto
last night, So. and now is only
one point ahead of Rangers and
two ahead of Chicago Frank
McC cCOrmick, Cincinnati Reds first
basemen. awaits word of classifi-
cation after second service physi-
cal lie was i-F.
! Ray Robinson is i'll and can't
keep 10-round date with dose
Basora at Philadelphia Monday
Major pro sports baseball.
football, racing. golf and boxing
contributed more than $4,000 600
10 wartime charities during past
three years. -. Racing was tops,
although complete figures are w.
obtainable Last Year MI
peak with 81 7525.21l. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
ZiViC Retains Texas
Boxing Title

GALVESTON, Tex, March
(UP)-Cpl. Fritzie Civic of Pitts.
burgh and Camp Normoyle. Tex,
retained his Texas middleweight
championship today after earning
a unanimous 10-round decision
over Wild Bill Mcdowell oi
Dallas.
Zivic sent Mcdowell crashing
to the canvas last night for a
nine count in the ninth round
The former world champion had
Mcdowell rocking unsteadily sew
eral times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

Is Threatened

+ e. BIS lead again Is unsafe in
The Detroit Times Classic with Is
games left on the schedule 1t is
down TO three games after Paris
clean took three and f e. B won
two at loves Recreation last
night.
Also by winning two. Stroh
now six away, regained a mathe-
matical chance to beat out both
rivals.
Scoring honors went to Irving
Simpsons Deluxweld on 1868
r q Il rolled 2961 in two from
Mineralites, 1886. Deluxweld's
Charlie Boehm lifted 227-2l3-276
-7I6. third on the board. Second
was Mincralites' Harold Allen
with 600. Tom Rooney hit ga for
MinCralitcS.
Therman Gibson, $50, and
Frank Zion. substituting for Fred
Brcckles. 62S, led F. & b. Kenneth
Iaviland. Seven-Eleven, had 629
of the 2S66 his team rolled for
one against DcluXweld.
pariSclean shutout Wolverine.
2757 to 23S7, the latter the lowest
count ever rolled in the Classic
and taking such doubtful honor
away fram- Krakow.
Another unusual proceeding
was Kractke dropping pair 10
krakow With Dick Krakow lead
ING on 500. Krakow shot 1885 20
276Q for two.
Fife ended Coca-Cola's string
that had reached six straight by
rappIng 2S1S to the CoyeS 2657
PHI Eanrnan rnllcd COZ for E'IfC
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Klein, Ruby Lose

Louis Klein failed In his bid TO
become the three-time junior
heavyweight wrestling champion
when both he and Bert Ruby
were counted out on the Fairview
Gardens floor after a spill through
the ropes Each had won a fall
up 10 that time. Buck Estes
defeated Dutch Schultz. Tex"
Reilly won from frankie Clemons
and the Dale Wayne-Walter Roxy
match was a draw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
M Will
Win 1t
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, March 7-Illi-
nois' victory over Michigan hasn't
changed Coach Ken Doherty's
opinion that the Wolverines will
win -Michigan'S Tooth, conference
victory at Chicago Saturday night.
81 said before the meet
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

v @ [ Q r a n Roy
Henshaw, left
handed pitcher,
a n d l. g lie
Floyd. a short
stop. They have
been traded to
B u IF 10 for
Milton Welch
and Ed Mier-
koWicZ.
H g n shaw, a
relief pitcher,
was drafted by
the Tigers from
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Fiqht Results
ByUnited Press

EFW YORK tBroadvay Arenal Al
BUNNY Davis. TAT. Brooklyn, knocked
Jersey CRY Dam -kH,erese, "a.
Jersey City. delia0ned Jackie Leamus l3l
New YORK tlOn.
WHITE PLAINS. " coolidge Miller,
l67 BROOKLYN knocked out Irish Jimmy
Mlliiran. 10, Boston. t22l.
HARTFORD Conn ~ Lire Drew. Isl.
Springfield deciloncd Henry Jordan. l45,
Philadelphia. ilOf.
NEW BFDFORD Mas Pat Demers. lss.
Brdck'1r knocked out Billy Lambert, 13l,
Pittsburgh. co.,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
McNair Cleared

Eric McNair, former major
league baseball player, was
cleared of charges in Jackson,
Tenn, that he unlawfully trans
ported liquor . Leo Duroeher,
80, viii tryOut again al shortStop
ms season Tor Dodgers.
Luke JohnSoS, CO-Coach Of Chi
caEO Bears. said he'd been of
fercd Job as coach Of Cleveland
Rams, but General Manager
Chile Walsh Of Rams dCHies {
II ,iftt-t-s ri RI f1t- rtr7ttrtr tdii1n
1T anyway
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

south Pacific He shed 10
poa1ds on the jaunt.
Lorenzo Pack, one time out
standing heavyweight and re-
cent visitor at the Williams gym,
reported he has gone in for song
writing He has written sew
eral potential successes, including
outstanding numbers called Pa
tootie Pie" and You Must Be
Blind" He says the Andrews
Sisters have promised TO give the
PIE" number a try.
Gym veterans remember Lor-
EMO as mittster who had a
Knockout punch, but didn't take
one so well He fought last
in Providence, r. l., in l94l, and
was stopped by Buddy Knox -.
He also lost by a kayo to Matte
Brown in his last bout here .
When he broke in, in 1895, Pack
won his first nine pro fights by
kaVoS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

weight rlngster,
in Brisb ane.
Australia
Donnie saw the
ed wings
c r u s h I h e
b r u in s a [
Oily m pia the
other night his
first game in
n e arly two
years He
" as attached
90 a Pr boat
crew in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
SfrOIl. Il a. B
Tie May End
ToNIGHT's SCHEDULE

Kraetke VI Norge. ALLEYS la sackman vs..
vs. Bolle. 7-s. Creu Industries vs. PlAydium,
s-lo suffrin vs.. Wilson. 1l-l2; Vulcan vs..
Palmer Park, 1914. STANDARD vs. Auto Club.
5-16 at Crest Lanes. i2TO7 Fullerton al
Grand River. 9 p. m.
Stroh and f & B, tied for first
place, resume their duel tonight in
the Michigan Major League at
Crest Lanes. Each needs a sweep
while the other wins two TO gain
the pinnacle alone. Each has a
difficult assignment, Stroh with
Sackman and F. e. b with Cotter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
u Sports q
DR { Y | 7 10

Hugh John Devore. "a, line
coach last year, was named acting
athletic director and head foot
ball coach at Notre Dame
Former Irish end of 1898, was
freshman coach there in 1894, line
coach at Fordham under JimVS
Crowley, 1852. head coach
Providence, assistant coach
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

thought W Q
had a better
G n "A n ce to
W | n I h e
Western Con-
ference meet
than we had
to defeat I'LL
nois." s a / q
ID o h g r I y
a ( er yes
I G r d a y s
drill THE
top place
HNu IuGu
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

of his aides His appointment
is in hands OF Robert Kane, Cor
nell athletic director :. II won't
know about Filley being on the
staff until about March Is, when
my job at Notre Dame ends"
MeKeever said :. Filley has been
discharged from the marines and
has l-C- service rating. .-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
WrsT SIDE MlNORs

WEST SIDE MINORS
M Hot Shots VS. Hi Aces az Ford
School. o 30.
R-I3 Suuthhcld Eagles vs. 1T Gogettcrs
al jefferson intermediate 8 80
N-3 Buebcards vs.. J-l3 Hcllcats a. CLIP
pert School. 30
FAST SIDE MINORS
CO Wolverines vs. rs Bears a. Bur
rouGhs intermediate. $50
D-l Aces VS. Dill All stars at Dufiield
school, e. 80
G-S Pol Fighters VS.. A Canhelds al
Cleveland school 80
NLST SIDE MAJORS
MILO Beavers vs. H-3 Cardinals az JEFFERSON
Intermediary Tfo.
RIA Et6ise Lions vs., LIS Lions a. Ford
school 7.4a
FAST SIDE MAJORS
E-2 wolverines VS. E-i R0Osters at Cleye-
land School 7.45.
D-7 braves IS DIS Merchants at Bur
r0ughs intermediate T45.
CT Wildcats vs.. "A FairviewS AZ Dufiield
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

on tne lnIlelQeT
. and Red
will report TO
the y G troi [
club at Evans
vile next week
4. . Boron is
an army med
ical discharge.
Bill Mallory
W no die d a
hero's death in
a plane crash
on Italian soil,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

ii o Y C os s
u n d er Hank
Scanlan a n d
line coach at
N otre Dame
since 1942.
Pat Filley,
o u I S I anding
guard at Notre
Dame last two
S e a S ons. is
sought by Ed
X e ev er, new
head coach at
Cornell, as one
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Mansfield Plays Pontiac

Mansfield basketball team will
seek its 33rd victory of the
season against Barnett unbeaten
( Pontiac Recreation League champ.
az Boys Club gym tomorrow
( night al 8 u m
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Spor
Ex.Olympics Pilot
Was on PIT Boat
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Back here on a furlough. Donnie
Hughes, former manager Of the
Detroit Olympics hockey team, re-
ports having bumped into Al
Nettlow. former local welter-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Won City Title

6 lead the Jungaeers and Stays than four
points apart.
Unfortunately for Mackenzie Southeastern held of these
when than minutes OF play
When the clocks showed five minutes TO Carl Schuster
Southeastern had tied the at 24-all
Way Riley slipped unnotced through the Mackenzie defense
il 2624 Dick Carso few minutes later pushed IN
outcourt 10 send the count TO Zo4
the winning
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Marie in Nationals

Gene Marie, ace Boys Club
swimmer and former Northwest
em High 200 champ. will repre-.
sent the club in the national AAU
junior 400-yard free style cham.
pionships at Akron Saturday
night
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

wildly, their arms around each
other, whooping and slapping
backs.
Lets throw Dealin under
the shower" yelled the team,
as they picked up Perry Deakin,
Southeastern coach and started
toward the showers. Only
plea by Deakin that he had a
cold stopped the happy Jun
galeers.
Some Of the 1888 fans, the
largest crowd ever to witness a
prep hardwood contest in Michi-
gan had been standing outside
Olympia since 6 p. m, waiting the
| I6:30 opening.
If Frank Sinatra had been
appearing here IL is doubtful II
more bobby sOX fans would have
been in attendance.
Financially, each of the 20
S c hools in the Metropolitan
League were the gamers.
After the rental fee of $3.50, ~
per cent Of the receipts went 10
each of the four contending
schools. The remaining 20 per
cent was divided equally among
the other 10 schools in the league.
All money realized goes into the
schools athletic funds.
Twenty odd Southeastern
girls went through the school
cheering routine all the way
down town on a Grand River
car. They promised TO regale
Vernon bus patrons on the way
home.
Occupying a box was Mayor
JeffrieS, who had as his guest Fr.
James +. Martin, athletic director
of Catholic Central. Most of the
leading sport figures in town also
were noticeable. Nick Londes,
Olympia fight matchmaker, was
there with Coley Welch, who
fights at Olympia Friday night.
Bands of Southeastern, Ham,
tramck. Central and Mackenzie
were seated on the arena floor
and furnished music throughout
the evening.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
WEIGHT Lifters Vie

Entries are being taken for the
state AAU novice weight lighting
championships 10 be held at Yacos
gym, 40 w Davenport, next Sun
day at 2:20 p. m. Six weight
classes will compete in the three
lifts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
He's in Demand

The deal which would have sent
Ed (Red) Boron, Tiger infielder,
10 Portland of the Pacific Coast
League fell through when other
big league clubs refused to waive
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Times Carriers
Play Z Games

Twelve second round games in
the playoff series of The Detroit
Times Carriers basketball league
are scheduled for tonight. The "a
teams are winners of games
played Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
.BunSaIeerS 60 Wild
After Winning Title
BY TOM HARPER

One of the maddest Olympia enacted
dressing Southeastern High School basketball
following 1928 Mackenzie High for the Met
ropoitan championship
atmosphere 1.-THE musCled players
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Hockey Standings

IAsT NiGHI's RESTLT
T1rrut. Boston .
TONIGHT's GAME
New Yafs a. Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Basketball Results

Notre Dame 81, Detroit 43.
Oklahoma A. & NJ. 70, Norman
Navy AZ.
Sampson Navy S., Cortland
Teachers AZ
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Wings Have Hopes:
CanaaiienS Vulnerable
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

While waiting 10 pin back the
ears of the New York Rangers at
Olympia tomorrow night, the Red
Wings have analyzcd the news
from the hockey front.
They think their chances Of
winning the Stanley Cup and the
world hockey championship are
improving
Detroit's new hopes are based
on the defeats handed the world
champion Montreal CanadienS by
Toronto Maple Leafs and Chicago
Black Hawks last Weekend.
II has been proved again the
Canadiens are vulnerable, even If
the Wings haven't been able 10
beat them this season.
The big point TO the Wings,
however, is that the Montreal de-
fenSe isn't holding up as well
against penalties as il did earlier
in the campaign. Both defeats
resulted from penalties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
u. Of N. Nine Plays
18-Game Schedule

ANN ARBOR. March Ray
Fisher. starting his 25th season as
Michigan baseball coach, today an
nounCed an 1S-game schedule for
his conference champion ball club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Juniors
To Aid Safety
By DON GILLuES

LANSING, March 7 Faced
with an ever increasing number
OF Juvenile hunting accidents.
which reached a new high last
year, the state conservation de-
partment today announced organi-
zation of Junior rifle clubs through
out the state as one means of
prevention.
The plan calls for the training
OF all conservation officers who
will be qualified as National Rifle
Association instructors.
After graduation from the de-
partments small arms training
school at Higgins Lake, the Off
GERS will assist local conservation
sportsmen's clubs, American Lc-
gion and VIEW posts. 4-H groups,
Boy Scouts and other junior or
ganizations in promoting clubs for
boys from 10 to 18 years of age.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
KNOW THE COST

Detroit is favored TO 20 into
the cup finals with the Canadiens
and the Wings know how costly
penalties can be in the leather
vest playoff type hockey.
Their defeat by Toronto in the
l94l-42 cup finals was directly
due to penalties which weakened
them tremendously at critical
moments.
Montreal probably has the most
spirited team in the league Their
aggressiveness is reflected in the
fact they lead the National
Hockey League in penalties with
341 minutes.
Once tabled as the most vicious
checking, aggressive team in
hockey. Detroit has fewer penal
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Tigers Lack
300 -Hitters
BY LEO MACDoNELL

A revealing. If not shocking, bit
of news contained in the Tigers
new pocket sized roster, just re-
leased, is that outside of pitchers
the club fails to list a 300 hitter.
There is, of course, nothing
shocking in baseball these days.
Who is the clubs leading hitter,
if not leading pitcher? None
other than the likeable veteran,
Walter William Boom Boom)
Beck, world traveller.
Beck, in % times at bat,
pounded out seven hits for a fancy
.318. Outside of Dick Wakefield,
the league leader with a boom
ing .359, Beck was the only Tiger
to hit over 300.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
How Southeastern

Totals Il 579 Totals IL %
Score a. hall 49, Mackenzie IS. South
eastern Il.
onHeISIs-Eddis Powers and Tony Shower
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Has Ambition

Frank Pseeassi, former man
ager of Lou Nova, says Lou
wants 10 be an actor-not a
fighter" Mike Capriano won
some kind of court decision
which is supposed TO give him
managerial control of Jake La
Motta for five more years, but
II was Jimmy Murray who made
the match for LaMotta against
Sugar CoStner in Chicago
Mike and Jimmy aren't exactly
buddies, the local fight mob re-
members.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
SAFETY PLAN

The program is a part of a hunt
ing safety campaign started by
the department last year in an
attempt TO lower accidents occur
ring during the fall hunting
seasons,
An Investigation BY the depart
ment showed most of last falls
record number resulted from care
lessness in the handling Of fire
arms by youthful hunters
II. r. Sayre, chief of the de-
partment's division of field ad-
miniStration. said he hoped TO
have all conservation officers
qualified as instructors within a
few months.
"While we expect the junior
clubs to be started by various
interested organizations" Sayre
said, "the conservation officers
will be able 10 facilitate their
work and later be, available as
instructors"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
TROUT A HITTER

But Paul Dizzy Trout was no
slouch at bat with .271. Diz, in
1873 times at the plate, got 36 hits
knocked home % runs and ex-
ploded five homerS.
81 don't see why / couldn't
play in the outfield when not
pitching" Trout suggested be-
fore leaving for Terre Haute to
visit relatives. He reports 10 the
Tigers for spring training at
Evansville next week.
While they failed TO get into
the charmed 800 circle, Doc
Cramer and Pinky Higgins nudgeo
close 10 il with .298 and 297 last
season and their hits came in the
clutches.
OF the new Tigers, Bobby
Maier, an infielder from Buffalo
who will get a try in the Tiger
outfield, brings with him the beS
mark-.29S. Carl McNabb, an in
fielder. also from Buffalo, hit %;
last year.
TWO TRADED
Two of players listed on III,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

April 3-I4 WCsttTn MlCNIEan hfFt,
April ~ Illinois here
April 27-2s Nutre Dame ~ South Berd
May 4-5. Minnesota here
May liza NOfrp Dame here
May 1919 Indiana here
May 25.26 Wisconsin AZ Madison
May 80, western Michigan At KALAMAZOO
June Ia Purdue al Lafayette
June SO Ohio state Al Columbus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

Bands of Southeastern, Ham,
tramck. Central and Mackenzie
were seated on the arena floor
and furnished music throughout
the evening.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
NRA BOSS TO HELP

w. Dow Smith, regional man
ager of the National Rifle Associa-
tion at Elkhart, Ind, has agreed
10 assist Russell Martin in getting
the rifle training program under
way Martin, manager of the
Higgins Lake school, is an expert
marksman and a qualified NRA
instructor.
Several hundred boys who will
be sent to Higgins Lake this sum-
mer by sportSmen's groups for a
week of conservation training also
will be taught craftsmanship.
Included in the course will be
instruction on how TO start a
junior rifle club, so when they
return home additional gun train
ing clubs can be set up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
TWO TRADED

Two of players listed on the
roster are Tigers no moore-the
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

Chick Hayes, manager of Celey
WEIGH, was better than an aver
age featherweight out of Indian
apnlis 80 years ago----He fought
under the wing OF Ray Bronson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

Coach Frankie Boucher of the
Rangers names Harry Lumley, lS-
year-old Red Winger. second best
goalie in the National Hockey
League :. Only the brilliant Bill
Durnan was named ahead of him
Boucher also picked sgd
Howe on his second team.
Which makes this corner won
der il Maurice Richard, Toe Blake
and Elmer Lach are that good
The three Canadiens make up
Boucher's all-star first time for
ward line Just how can they
keep a brilliant player like Howe
off an all-star team?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
IN CITY COURT

Guilty pleas to drunk and dis orderly charges in City Police Court have resulted in fines of $25 each, imposed by Acting Magis- trate N. c. Banfield, for Claude A. Spande and Albert Morris Lee.
 On similar charges, Ruth Jack son and John Jackson received 10 day jail sentences each. Adam Perrin, pleading guilty to being drunk, was told to pay $25 or serve 10 days. Drunk charges brought fine of $20 for Alfred A. Willard, and of $15 for David Kasko.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
DRIVE AGAINST
 STRAY DOGS TO
 BE CARRIED ON

Although Juneau's officially appointed dog catcher has been drafted to police duty, the busi- ness of impounding unlicensed purps is still going on as a side line, the mayors office announced today.
 At noon today, the City Dog Pound was tenantless, the four dogs picked up last week all having been destroyed at the expiration of their three-day time limit for redemption.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
OUTDOOR DECORATIONS NOT AS ELABORATE AS
 USUAL ON CHRISTMAS

Christmas window decorations were more noticeable during the present seasoin than previously ac- cording to a roundup made by Elm pire staffmen. Lighted Christmas trees shown through numerous win dows with wreaths. candles, stars, etc, also giving out the greetings Outdoor decorations were conspic- uous this year by their absence. There was a lighted tree in the front yard of the Dr. J. o. Rude home on Seventh street, one over the entrance of the MacKinnon Apartments on Third, at Franklin, two on the porch of the Sixth street side of Dr. w. M White heads residence at Harris street, and one in the yard of Mrs. Olav Lillegraven, 326 E. Eighth Street. Hugh Wade had string of lights on the Basin Road.
 The cottage of the Davlins on Sixth was illuminated by strings of lights from the caves The Klein Apartments had lights over the en- trance, the Baranof had brilliantly lighted tree on the Franklin Street marquee over the entrance and sev- eral residnces had strings of lights over entrances. The big tree was at Seward and Front, the commun- ity tree.
 At that, Juneau was in better way than Anchorage where short age of electric power made it nec- essary to omit both outdoor and in- terior Christmas lighting.
 At Fairbanks, the community tree was 20-footer, brilliantly lighted.