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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
WYOMING FLOP
 PUTS IRISH IN
 NATIONAL LEAD
Undefeaied Court List Par : ed 10 il as Eight 0uinis
 FaII0ver Weekend
By Joe Reichler

NEW YORK, Jan. IA = Notre Dame University, famed for it's brilliant football teams is out to prove this year it can produce a championship basketball team as we'll.
 The Fighting Irish of South Bend, Ind, today replaced Wyom- ing as the leading contender for national collegiate hoop honors on the strength of eight consecutive victories without a defeat, includ- ing Saturdays lopsided 72-50 tri- umph over Great Lakes, while the Cowboys were being humbled by Utah 45-31.
 Notre Dame was one of II ma jor quintets to survive busy cage week which saw, eight teams tumbl- ed from the undefeated ranks Among those keeping pace with the Irish were West Virginia (9-0) Cornell, Tulane, Baldwin Wallace tall 8-0), Yale and Northwestern leach 7-0), Holy Cross, Georgia, Gettysburg leach 5-0 and Navy l(3-0).
 Wyoming, boasting 10-game winning streak, was the victim of one of the seasons biggest upsets [ in losing Saturday to five-times . beaten Utah. The absence of Ken ny Sailors, Wyoming playmaker, who was at Farragut, Idaho, get 1 ting his Marine Corps discharge, apparently was the difference.
 Other teams on the short end of stunning upsets Saturday included the highly-heralded Army five which was drubbed by Colgate TO- 46 for it's first home defeat in three years and only its second loss in B games; Iowa, western conference champion, which suffered its first defeat after nine wins in losing to Indiana, 45-39; and Georgia Tech, which lost 58-45, to Alabama. h. diana had previously been knocked off the unbeaten list by Minnesota. Harvard, Vermont and St. Mich ael's of Vermont also suffered their first losses.
 The Major Conference races shape up as follows:
 Eastern Intercollegiate = Cornell on top with 40 record.
 Southern-Duke unbeaten in sey- en league games.
 Southeastern = Tennessee, Louis- jana State and Georgia tied for lead with 20.
 hwestern-Arkansa and de- lending champion Rice tied at 3-l
 Big Ten Ohio State in first place at 40. Northwestern and Minnesota unbeaten in two league tilts.
 Big Six = Kansas leading with 80, followed by Oklahoma at 20 Big Seven -- Colorado took over first place at 20 aided by Utah's surprise win oyer Wyoming
 Pacific Coast (North) = Oregon State leads at 80 with Washing ton next at 20.
 Pacific Coast (South) h)-California and Southern California tied for lead at 40.
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FINAL SCORES
 AT BASKETBALL

The following are final scores on leading basketball games played last Saturday night;
 Dartmouth AT, Columbia 35. Navy 50; Villanova 31. Colgate TO; Army 46. Cornell 51; Princeton 40. St. Johns 62; St. Joseph's 33. Muhlenberg 46; Long Island U. 35. Pittsburgh 45; Penn State 38 Carnegie Tech 65: Washington and Jefferson A.
 Yale ST; University of Pennsyl- vania Al. @
 Holy Cross AT; Harvard 42. Rutgers 72; Delaware A. Carroll 31, Lake Forest 23. Drake A; Washington University 42.
 Oklahoma 57; Kansas State 32. North Dakota 48; Dakota Wes- leyan 36.
 Indiana 45 Iowa 39.
 Northwestern 60; Michigan A. Purdue 53; Wisconsin 49. Marquette AT; Great Lakes ST. Ohio State fl; Illinois 35. Kentucky 55; Michigan State A. Oregon State 50; Oregon AT. Utah 45; Wyoming 31.
 University of Arizona 60; Ari- zona State 37.
 Colorado College 42; Colorado Mines 32.
 Idaho A; Washington State 38. Brigham Young AT; Utah State Aggies fl.
 Montana 36; Whitman 35. California AT; Stanford 28. Southern California 45; U. c. L. A. 40
 Baylor 40; Arkansas 28. New Mexico 45; Texas Mines 36. Tennessee 52; Mississippi Stade 27.
 De Paul 83: Western Kentucky Teachers 43.
 Texas 46 Texas A. & M. AZ. Tulane 58; Georgia Tech. 45. Texas Christian 53; Rice Insti- tute 49.
 Louisiana State 52; Mississippi 23.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
Study Club of J.W. Meeting Is Tomorrow

The Study Club of the Juneau Womans Club, will meet at o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the pent- house of the Alaska Light and Power Company building, as announced by Mrs, J. P. Williams, chairman of the Department of International Re- lations.
 The topic for discussion, under the general subject of International Re- lations, will be Russia" with Mrs. Thomas Parker leading the discus sion
 All women of the community are cordially invited to attend.
 
 An atom of uranium has a di- ameter of one one hundred million tn of an inch
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
JAMES \. YORK, B.
 MINER, DIES HERE

James A York, who has been a resident of the Gastineau Channel district for more than 40 years, died Saturday at St. Ann's- Hospital, at the age of 83 years.
 The deceased, who was born Marcn 20, 1862, in Bodiana, Texas, was a citizen of the Republic of Texas, a fact in which he took great pride. He was single man, and had no known surviving relatives.
 A mining man, he was a special ist in development work, and had teen employed at Thane and the Treadwell mine. as well as the Alaska Juneau Gold mine.
 The remains are at the Charles w. Carter Mortuary, from which funeral arrangements will be an rounced later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
SKIERS OUT FOR BIGGEST SUNDAY
 OF THIS SEASON

Peak turnout of the season to date, approximately 65 skiers. were trying out the feather beds" on the Douglas Island meadows yes- terday and found sliding much to their iking-as long as the hickory slats were kept pointed down the beaten courses.
 Trap crust made for perilous running on the unbroken slopes. However, no inuries were reported from yesterdays outing, most ski CTS having adopted caution as their by-word after try or two at the rugged going on the way down the trail which was runable to the Highway-but offered plenty of punishment.
 The first Ski Club breakfast of the seson, at the Baranof's Iris Room Sunday morn, drew score of partakers. who later turned out on the trail Upper and lower class ski instruction filled the early af- ternoon with nearly 40 skiers later entered for time runs over a simple controlled course on the less preci- pitous reaches of the Slalom hill. Times were well punched and fair ly fast, most runners covering the course in between 20 and 25 sec onds.
 The Upper Ski Bowl was left much aloof over the past weekend One party set out for the head Of the trail yesterday, but was turned back by heavy going through un- broken new snow and crumbling crust.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
GIRL SCOUT NOTES

The Girl Scout Mariners met last Thursday evening We devoted the evening to knot tying We learned four of the required nine knots. We met at Mrs. Washington's home.
 Next Thursday evening we will meet again and finish learning our knots. Everyone be sure to be at Mrs. Washington's because there will be- a Big Surprise.
 By Acting Reporter, PAT B.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
D0UBLEHEADER B. B.
 GAME E TOMORROW

There will be a doubleheader cage game tomorrow night in the High School gym. The Douglas Bremen will meet the Juneau High Crimson Bears and the Douglas High Husk- ,ies will meet the Support five.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
Monday Matinee

The Yankees will stage special press tour of the stadium tomor- row because the scribes can't be- lieve all they've heard about the changes Larry MacPhail is making Larry even promises com- fortable football press box Walker Cooper's batting average at the Polo Grounds, where he'll play his home games next summer, is .358.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
Da. F. R. SIMS HERE

Dr. F. R. Sims, Coast Guard doc tor at Ketchikan, has arrived in Juneau. He is registered at the Gastineau, - a@ A
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
FROM PELICAN

Among visitors from Pelican re- gistering at the Baranof yesterday were: Mrs. w. K. Edgecomb, Betty Edgecomb, B.. F. Thompson and Frank Shotter, Jr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
Operation Aboard
 Ship at Sea 0keh

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l4-Jac- queline Murtaugh, IT, of Honolulu, who survived. severe internal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
5poris 5horts

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 14.-Billy Tal- bert. hard hitting tennis star from Wilmington, Del, won the 18th an- nual Dixie Tennis Tournament yes terday, crushing Bryan (Bitsy) Grant of Atlanta in straight sets, G-3, 6-2, 6-1.
 In the finals of the womens sing les, Mrs. Baba Lewis of Los Angeles defeated Betty Hubert, southern women's champion, of Miami Uni versity GA, 6-3.
 The two singles winners then went on to share the doubles crowns. Tal- bert and Gardnar Mulloy defeated Grant and Frank Gurensey, 6-4, 6-4, 6-2. Mrs. Lewis teamed up with Mrs. Eleanor Cushingham of Los Angeles to win 6-3, 6-2 from Mrs. Vernon Marcum and Mrs. Helen Cowles Leonard.
 PANAMA, Jan. IA. Headquarters of the Sixth Air Force said today that 1clly MoOiC, 1OAAiCi ceoi iorc- fielder of the St. Louis Cardinals, has been honorably discharged at Albrook Field and probably would ioin the Cardinals at spring train- ing in Florida around February 20.
 DUNDIN, Fla, Jan. 14.-Fifty- seven -year-old Eddie Williams of Chicago won his third consecutive Senior P-G-A golf tournament here. williams took an 18-hole playoff from Jock Hutchinson by shooting one lover par 73 to Hutchinson's 81. The same two men fought it out for the title last year, with Will jams the victor.
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George Preston Marshall, Wash ington Redskins boss: the trouble with that All-American League is that since Don Ameche played AL exander Graham Bell in the movies they've done nothing but talk in telephone numbers" ,.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14
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Annual Meeiii|nllg

Members of the Alaska Federal Savings and Loan Association will hold their annual netting in the office of the Alaska Fed eral Savings and Loan Associa- 1, ton at 1lo Seward Street on Wednesday. January IS, ls46. at 2 p. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14

The original name of Le Havre was L.c Havrc de Grace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14

DRINK KING BL:cK LABEL.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-14

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-12

] te blloen uno cine neue Iera einlei.
ten. llno es gIbt iogar 2eute, Die BEL
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littung fin0et.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-12
Nadflangc

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-12
pfdlzrr ,,Gihpratinn

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tenlber beri6tet:
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-12

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Ibeitsrat abgelebnte llnterilt6ung
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ten Goriflag, Ser MIR Sen 6ebler bat,
onB er lpeoer Sen 9riten, nod Sen
@raberh pobl ni6t einmal oQcn ,Su-
oen gefGllt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-12
8or benz Gnbe Der Sriebensfpnferens

Weit iolden erlel6teten 3eitge-
noilen, sic bie Belt bon Ser S6liii=
lelod= =Eerlpeftipe betrahten, bat es
GuBlano nidt al5u i6ner. Sfon
beginnt unter ser ruiiiiden Hropa-
ganbaionne sic in SEN letten 8o6en
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lai1en, Die Srn. gDrnes in ser &olle
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ideinen lailen, Der pfiffie erfldrt:
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Evening star., 1946-12-06
~. S. Accused Of Lobbying
TO Select San francisco

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6 (P).-The
United States is lobbying for selec-
tion of San Francisco instead oil
Philadelphia as the world capital
site, says DR.. Robert ]. Johnson
chairman of the Philadelphia COM
mittee. -
DR.. johnson declared the Phila-
4 delphia group was aroused particu-
larry over reported American inter
Ivention because of repeated admin
istration pledges that the United
States would remain neutral.
They are either neutral or they
are not and this is the time to fino
out" he told reporter The re-
ported lobbying by United States
officials at Lake Success is certainly
not neutrality in any sense of the
word"
DR.. johnson said reports had
reached him that delegates at Lake
Success who have not yet an
nounced their stand on the peace
capital were being buttonholed in
corridors of United Nations head
quarters to leave no doubt Of the
American view.
In Washington, the State Depart
ment again asserted yesterday that
the American delegation to the
U. N. had been pledged ''to observe
strict neutrality"
Evening star., 1946-12-06
IL. n. Committee Near
Showdown Vote on
Permanent Home Site
BY the Assoeiatsd Prsss

LAKE SUCCESS, N. r., Dec. g.
The United Nations Headquarters
Committee neared showdown vote
today on the U. Ms permanent
home, confronted by Soviet Russia s
outright rejection of San Francisco
and her acceptance of British
backed Philadelphia among the
four contending American cities.
| Delegates on the 54-nation COM
nlittee, who have debated the issue
for two days, were hopeful that this
afternoons meeting might produce
a recommendation to the General
Assembly, which will finally decide
on site by approval Of tWo-thirds
the nations on hand and voting in
plenary session.
| Warren r. Austin, chief of the
American Assembly delegation, was
expected to make known today the
American preference among the
cities lately In the running San
Francisco, New York, Philadelphia
and Boston.
Presidi0 Offered Free.
He told the committee yesterday
4 President Truman intended to Offer
the Army's Presidio of San Fran.
cisco free of charge, subject to Con-
greSs' consent was accused last
night by Georgi Saksin. Russian
/ delegate of campaigning for the
i West Coast city.
! Under no circumstances shall
i the delegation of the Soviet Union
go to San Francisco" said Mr.. Sax
sin, "and I take it no other self-re-
Specting delegation will accept de-
cision. so flagrant a contradiction
to the resolution of the General
Assembly,"
He listed arguments for New York
City, which Russia previously had
supported, but declared that to IA
cilitate unanimous decision the
Soviet Union had decided that ii
would "join with the United King
| dom and can accept the Philadel-
phia proposal as in keeping with
the General Assembly resolution"
His reference was to the resolu-
ton by which the General Assembly
in London last February limited the
choice to the Eastern seaboard OF
the United States. He did not men
ton the Assemblys' resolution oi
November 9 which widened the field
to any American sites available
without cost or at reasonable cost.
Mr.. Saskin argued that San Fran
cisco would be convenient to only
five of the 54 nations.
Others Back Philadelphia.
Other nations backing Philadel-
phia last night included Poland
South Africa, New Zealand and
Cuba. Favoring San Francisco were
the Dominican Republic, Egypt and
Iraq. Up to last night, no delega-
tion had supported Boston.
Earlier, Philadelphia had been
backed by Britain. New York by
Yugoslavia and the East Coast
generally by the Soviet Ukraine and
the Netherlands, and San Francisco
had the approval OF China, the
Philippines, India, Saudi Arabia and
Australia
The debate was on locations In
spected by a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing the Belmont Rockborough Sec
ton of North Philadelphia and New
Yerk,s Flushing Meadow Worlds
Fair grounds and suburban West
chester County, where five pieces Of
land were recommended by head
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