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ERCOUPE FOR SALE

One Is4s factory demonstrAtor, IS
h,p.. ErcouDe for sale reasonable
Painted green with yellow trim
Also other used EEcoupeG. ERGO
FIELD. UE l44i, --12
Evening star., 1949-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MtS@eLIANeOlS FOA SAkS-
VANITY. SIS IS CAT pa fsss- IL
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ena9gs5a. Sil0- oT. ssSs II
Ssa CT best affer. o. Es@s -l..
WASHER. saeeggle- Kenmore wrsnEef
! SS5 enc SO u -sss BOA s., meta
: As 0ox. loo Ias. SIS enc &-egrEsT
table top gas stove - s kstEhsa
( tabss- -, ssi See COS sssinEs
WAsHEE- Ho;polnts vssnsft ;ys,- .
: US eae practically ass sest essF
wasHEK, ABc spina.r -ns,lert
sobdstt;ea1. SIS, 4 real ~o'k hers
wSsBER. Easy spnery. nose, sD~
Eoee eeaaltlcn. FessoaA1lt- TX
S-ES after DE t.
WASHER; Easv spta1rser. KSi, s.Es
So GE 1865 So
WASHER. BsreiE. essd !isEls. Slts,
wA>HER. rtoas.t and guarantees
50 a5 and Up 5It 10Th A. nv.
nous Thor. A. a substantial EaNktat
No HStAlia'toE charge. free 6e3iH-
cries "a AelEupol3ts e Wash and aa-
jAssn5 suburban ase&E For LEI
mediate information phone SILVER
S2rans Isl 0l5s. . an 30 . pm
daiiy except Tues. Wed and Thurs,
wAsHING MACHINE. ABc, automatic
xEtnser and pump. $50. Call Pa
WASHING MACHINE. famous brand.
: yrs old soed condition; reAsSa-
ably priced. Call IA 55Gs.
WASHING MACHINE. Easy, 40. size.
new warranty transferable, xACFa-
nee $50; sx!. bed box sprinE and
mat youth bed; rsas. wo. e37o.
WASHING MACHINE, ABc spin dryer.
pump 5000 condition; $50. pN.
WASHING Ash MACHINE. uni7tr..l. ll !
! wrinseE type. Eood condition LArEs
sfie' innsrsprins mattress. Rea sea-
WASHING MACH. Westinghouse
spinner type, $50; else. stove Hot
point; fun size, ssS. Call KI.
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore, Al
ccond, ,tion s35 s"2 lssh st sc
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix auto
matte Sl@h or best offer. Perfect
cond iIon. Ma if.su
WASHING MACHINES for sale or
rent, Easy recond guar S34 SO.
others. terms. WO. 4go2. IL
WASHING MACHINES, 4U's disc on
ali floor models last years models
slRshed, terms. ROYAL APPLIANCE
CO. 1911 Nichols ave. Sc. AT. Tono,
WATER COOLERS. new. used; lead
ing makes; terms, JOHN G; WEB
WATER HEATERs. n; new. ? Govt. D' sur
Plus; oil-hred; $3.50 BLOCKS.
INC. 30a6 NJ st. nv. NO 7s03
WATER HEATERS. new, used lead-
lng makes; terms JOHN @. WEB
STER. 627 ? ST nv. ST 6loo
you CAN SAVE I'D TO $500 on
several door sample spinet and con-
sole pianos, including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 5-year
guarantee; also student-sixe pianos
from x295 up; liberal terms. LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 @ st. NV MA
NEW PEaMUTIT water softener and
Myers deep-weH pump, L sails. per
minute; wood RCD .,ol eyel and pipe
wsST staSnd atTek stpf so saLE '4ss' on lady. ii H.
$3.50. CAL CHI. 5562. --I2
MOEING---MuSt dispose OF French
and Italian antique furniture. beds
chairs. cabinets, table. consoles and
lamps also electric fans, room air
conditioner and other articles. At
home all day Sunday and by appt
MRS. LEO BAUM. e44O 10th 81
NV, apt SOL. Adams 2440. I2'
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GREGORY OFFERS

eR-fi. Lnder kailboat .. .5at
aR-tt. auxiliary yam aloe
eo-ft mahogany Asiihesf 7St
2ats-ft. Truscott sedan eruts-
er, latest model 4.aoe
Taft. Old Town I0-hp inbd g7a
sO-f, Century, 1b-h % Gray / atlt
16-ft Paul Hetster runabout 900
ik-ft, keel sntlboAt s@6
Other boats from $50 up, abe
Hagerty build your own kits. $50
Largest traders OF outbosrd bosts In
the District. n you have one foi
sale. please phone US GREGORY
INC, $50 Maine ave. sw.. Ma, 4ST2
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CHRIS-CR,AFT

On display, ct-ft. Express Cruiser
nsrs.n sl.sps ,o.s1 ,o,is, q sd so saiisy con. s
IT. Sportsman with room for q te
10 people. speed - mph Other
new models from 10 to 81 H. Used
boats, 33-ft Wheeler. sed. cruiser
and 1877, Century RunRbout
RILEY & VAN FOSsAk. nlb Maine
ave So HT OloH -,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BABY CRIBS, carriages, strollers
high chairs, etc, Week or mo. Ere,
delivery BERGER'S. TU. 3443,
BULLDOZER, by day, week or month
reasonable Call DI. 3276. l2'
WELDING MACHINE for rent; Sl(
per day. Call TIE. 3052 lie
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roGs. pgTs. ETC.


LOOKING FOR A FRIEND. Here's
thr perfect companion. A ecker
puppSe a Ieftl. S3o-s45. OR. aass.
BOSTON TERRIER Mt stud. ca
PAgeboy's GrAnd-Sun. also puppiss
urday ard SUNDAY. VA, N993. liz
ENGLISH SETfEk rTPffEs. gocc
hunters, fine companion, healthr5
$40 and up Cypress e486. -i@
COLLIE D0Gg, tra-cosor. regtkSere6
Axe, champions: father. mntnfr.
and Puppies 3 weeks cid. Sold sspa-
rateiy 81 al. at hargaln price. rh9ns
EE 17e0- IL
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TREES REMOVED

PROMPT AID efsrssnt service fully tn
fured Cal FTED ALLEN after ]
BE wta. s.aa
GFRANIUMS, 3 FOR 81
Prtunias. Iantaua EegbenAs. cnAeGs
and CannaS ASHTON NURSERY.
6ai0 CeoxwiA 6sr. nv. ~
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AIR CONDITIONERS

Used window types, the very thins
for your ONCE or bedroom; over so
TO choose from; come take your pick
90 machines at Slo0 ca. Real beau-
ties, S149. guaranteed. SIS Ken
nedy st. NV, GE. 1853 -13
Evening star., 1949-06-11

RICHARDSON CRusgEn. 10 n.
sleeps r. in : eahEns. Owner seosrd
Sat. and san. 500 Ccriashian Yacht
eiuh. Prtee. tssTbe. Must be sei6,
Evening star., 1949-06-11

Transferred overseas. must sell,
rsIssrsIoN s1lS x5 ST ST = Leaving Its town,
must sacrifice. Admiral blond wood
comb. 10. screen. An. F.M. radio.
2 playing arms; cost nae Ses5 8 mos
ago. will sell for s325, outside an
tenns included. al End St. Sc.
Apt. 4a4. To- IL pm. ls'
TEIEvIsIoN. ~ mes. old; mahog-
any. door model: ,eierr la-in; pic
ssrs; s,so insise $50 ss5,si' Terseet ss sss9e'
TEIEyIsioN. phiico. 10 inch. cos,
$3.50 win oss sss- for sees. Peri
TELEvfsioN, plot Big Picture ie,t-
vision n9e-sa; n; noor saTp,s: l.:
Guaranteed. CAMPBELL MUSIC co
.S IN. y @ pi, s4et Mis
TELEvIsION. Pilot. floor sample. new,
sas rsn'eed s c.ap.Rn n ssiaIslSg M1g1c pegs &
NC HOS q g., NV. washing
rEIEvisIoN. ni p portable. sIss: also
lse. screen set at bargain. 100 II
rENT. lex1e. pyramid. sas: p
fish aaGariem. IS. KE. 3-fsl5.
TIREs. factory reeond., all sises.
SS45 ca: 8 mos guar: used truck
tires. s6.s5 opep weekdays and
sun TN p.m ALI SERVICE TIRE
co 36ia Ga. ave ~ RA assa
smith: cost ss5 50: will sell for
$40 so; almost new, Ma. 1886,
NORTHWEST EXCHANGE. sol o st.
rYpEwRiTER RENTALS. underwooc
3 asos ia adv &c So ao deT. - eda
den ssif 18th 81 nv GE 1884
rYPEwgffEEs American Type.
writer Co - All makes sts 1esrds and
pcrtahies. new and rebuilt. i-yr saar-
antse terms: reratrs snd rsntE!s:
ouv 3pfh wear IA-i East Ce-stol
sa. $50 70 q Including Saturday
SE branch 3sS Penna ste sc.
$50 10 9 SATURDAYS till u
rYPEwRIrERs-Reminxson stand
ard Monarch. noiseless- $50 Or
Remington Standard No. q. 50;
good eond.; pvt party. OIL. s.ss.
VACUUM CIEAsER. Airvay. inelnd-
ing demothsr attach used few
months: cost S97. sen $50: Orien-
tai Sarouk. approx. q 81. 3 ey ie
n. a. heavy pile. excel condition.
&lTo, good lawn mower. 20: cam
era. Mercury j. cheap. cAH kM,
o1ss.
Evening star., 1949-06-11

GREAT DANE PUPPIES
Six weeks old. $50 up; fawns. brin-
dies; males and females, Axe reg il.
champion bloodlines- Also beauti-
ful brood bitch, reasonable, fines,
bloodltncs. See these wonderful dogs
any time
ELPAW KENNELS
Alex Va. Duke ST. Extended, ,
miles out, adj ON depot. TE
2430, OV 4561.
Evening star., 1949-06-11

TELEvISION--Now you can save $50
some direct factory purchases with
savings passed on to consumer.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone Sill
yer Sorins (SI.) ora, Q am. to Q
pm, daily; except Tues, Wed. and
Thurs. til 8 pm. -16
TELEyISION SET. finch Hailicraft-
ers 6 months old. 500. WI. $500
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
SENATOR Butler
GIVES STATEMENT.
COWS HEARING

WAsHINGTON, april II = IL
Senator Butler (R-Neb) said: My
role in the confirmation of Ernest
Gruening has been misunderstood. !"
Gruening won unanimous Senate
confirmation late Friday for an
other term as Governor OF the Ter
ritory of Alaska after being de-
layed for several weeks in the IN
terror and Insular Affairs Com
mittee.
II was net prosecuting attorney
but merely a memaer of the jury
who believed that all witnesses had
a right to be heard the Nebraska
Senator told a reporter.
Eutlcr said he insisted that q
nrmher Of opposition witnesses
from Alaska be given chance te
testify against Governor Gruening
But after they had been heard, the
O m mittee unanimously recon-
mended confirmation although
Butler was rot present at the time
Il was not personally opposing
Gruening," Butler said. II knew
. that his confirmation was a GER
tainty but 1 also believed that the
opposition should be heard"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
| new BOARD STARTS
ITS FIRST MEETING
ON ASSESSMENTS

Meeting with Tax Commissioners
M. P. Mullaney, the three men,
bers of the newly created Board of
Assessment and Equalization start
ed its first meeting this afternoon
This board, and similar ones in
the other three divisions were au-
thorized by the recent enactment
of the Alaska Property Tax for
general supervision of same.
Members of the four boards were
appointed by the Governor and
confirmed by the Legislature.
On the First Division Board are
Fred Hanford of Wrangell, and Joe
Krause of Ketchikan, former men,
beers of the Alaska Legislature, and
Ernie Parsons, former Juneau
mayor.
Numerous matters were to be
considered after election of chair
man this afternoon.
Among suggestions Krause plan
med to make is that Of shelving
the tax on cities until next year,
so that assessors may have time
TO get true picture of conditions
before the first municipal assess
ment.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
zERNIAL ClINCHES
LEFT field PLACE,
CHICAGO WHITE 5Ox

MOBILE, Ala, April 11-tR-Gus
zernial has virtually clinched left
field position for the Chicago White
Sox
He is batting 345 and fielding
we'll. He slammed 40 homers for
Hollywood last season but his field
ing there was weak.
The battle for centerfield and
rightfield is among Pat Secrecy,
Grover Bowers. Dave Philley, Gerry
Scala and Herb Adams.
The Sox play the Pittsburgh
Pirates here today.
Yesterday, the Sox scored five
runs in the final two innings to
down Shreveport, 5-4. Gene Mark
land and Philley hit homers in the
eighth.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
RICHIE A5HBURN HAS
SERIES OF ACCIDENTS

q sllII i
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April LII
Richie Ashburn, Philadelphia
Phillies' flashy ilychaser, is rapidly
turning Manager Eddie Sawyer's
hair grey.
Recently, at the pills Florida
training camp, Richie-a big wheel
in the Blue jays National League
plans this year-was beaned. He
came out Of that mishap with a
few stitches and blast eye.
Yesterday, Ashhurn turned his
ankle in the sixth inning while
chasing fly ball and had.to leave
the field as the Phils turned back
the Nashville Vols OF the Southern
League, 8-6.
RICHES latest injury is not be-
lieved serious.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

Most National League managers
call 1S49 the year of the big IFS
Uncertain factors such as Ewell
Blackwell's physical condition,
Whitley Kurowski's sore arm and
the comebaCks OF Pete Reiser and
Jim Russell can upset all calcula-
tions.
The sale or trade of single
player could tumble the delicate
Balance in President Ford Tricks
wheel.
DODGERS FOR REMNANT
Despite their third place finish,
behind the champion Boston Braves
and st. Louis Cardinals, it looks
like the Dodgers for the pennant
from this corner.
Brooklyn has no sure 20-game
winner like Boston's Johnny Sain
but in Ralph Branca and Rex
Carney, they have pair who could
be tops. Manager Burt Shotton's
pitching with Joe Hatten, Preacher
Roe, Harry Taylor and young Carl
Erskine to back up the Branca-
Barney combination, rates with the
test. Perhaps St. Louis has a little
more class but its pitching staff
is strictly southpaw.
MEYER LOOKING UP
Bill Meyer may be cooking uI
the surprise of the year for Pitts
burgh He made the experts look
Lad last year by leading the UNI
derrated Pirates into fourth place
Off season deals for pitchers Murry
Dickson, Hugh Casey and Bor
Muncrieff strengthened the club
Meyer says the improvement is 2s
percent.
Picking last years pennant win
ner for third place is risky tusi-
ness. Manager Billy Southworth
has the same club that won in At
with the addition of Pete Reiser
veteran Dodger. $780,.
For the Braves it's still Sain ano
Warren SPAIN as the one-two
pitching punch. Vern Bickford, Bill
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
Snead in
Top Place,
Golf play
By STERLING SLAPPEY

AUGUSTA, Ca, April 11-tRt-
Sammy Snead, who found the gold
of the Masters with brilliant put
ter, had the lest name in golf today
as the touring professionals moved
toward the high points OF the year
the PGA and the Open.
Sammy, the out drivingest hitter
in golf, steadied his putter yester-
day and came home with 81 in
the final round of the Masters.
That five-under par shooting at
the Augusta National matched his
third round score and added with
ether rounds of 70 and rs gave him
a 282.
1t was more than enough to win
from Lloyd Mangrum and Johnny
Bulla with their 285's. In their
final trips around the National
Mangrum, the Purple Heart vet
eran of Niles, ILL.,, had a 70, and
Eulla, the one-time airline pilot
from Pittsburgh, had. 70.
The third round leader-big
Johnny Palmer of Badin, NC
could not whip par and his final
70 gave him a 286. Jim Turnesa OF
Briarcliff, NY, and Turnesa golf
inc family had a 286. One of the
Great comebacks of the 18th Mas
tiers was by former National Open
Champion Lew Worsham. The
Oakmont, Pennsylvania golfer, shot
a So in the final round for a 28s
total. Worsham began the Masters
with a damaging 76 and IS.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
Coast Guard Storis
RECORDS BROKEN
BY DODGERS FOR
BIG ATTENDANCE


ASHEVILLE, NC, April 11-R
JACKIE Robinson and the Brooklyn
Dodgers moved into the Carolinas
today after shattering all atten-
dance records in Georgia.
The Dodgers three-game series
with the Atlanta Crackers of the
southern Association drew 49,30C
fans. A record turnout OF 25,22l
witnessed yesterdays encounter
which Atlanta won, 8-4.
Robinson, playing despite threats
of intervention by the Ku-Klux-
Khan, dashed out four hits In II
times at bat in the series which At
.anta won two games to one.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
ned CARVER
SHOWING UP
AS PITCHER

DALLAS, April 11-tR-Ned Gar
yer, young Ohio right handler, is
,ecoming a strong favorite to pitch
the st. Louis Browns opening
game April 10 against the world
champion Cleveland Indians.
His latest exhibition performance
was three-hit job against Dallas
yesterday Carver, of Ney, Ohio
tanned nine and would have had a
shutout except for an error by Bob
Dillinger. The Browns won the
game 2 to l.
The Browns were scheduled to
meet Wichita Falls OF the Big
State League today at Wichita
Falls, with Red Embree hurting.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

ing every Tuesday night.
Reedy, an engineer with the AL
aska Investigations Office of the
Bureau of Reclamation, has been
here since early last fall, and adj
mits he is reluctant to leave.
At present, his transfer is only
for temporary assignment. His
wife and two children, Gail and
Bruce, will remain here until defin-
lite arrangements have been made.
The square dance club will con-
tinue without the organizers. Reedy
said he believed a number OF
dancers have learned the calls and
are enthusiastic about keeping the
thing going. He said he didn't
knew if the Teen Age Club &C
tivity would continue.
He will leave Wednesday via Pan
American Always.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
BIG LEAGUE
DOPE GIVEN;
PLAY NEAR5
Brooklyn Dodgers Picked
by Jack Hand 10 Win
in Nationals
BY JACK HAND

. ATLANTA, Ga, April IL IN
The National League race figures
10 be a wide open six-team battle
with the Brooklyn Dodgers having
the best chance to win the pennant.
Only Philadelphia and Cincinnati
appear out of it. All the others,
including the Chicago Cubs, last
in 1913, rate tumble. Pittsburgh,
the big surprise of last year, could
very well nip the Dodgers.
Here's the way the finish looks
to the writer, week before the
opener:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
Mustard Gas in
Fish Puts Seven
Danes in Hospital

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, April
11-tR-German mustard gas that
was sunk to the bottom Of the
Baltic after the Second World War
has sent seven Danes to the hos
pital in the last two days.
Doctors said the seven were
poisoned by mustard gas after eat
ing cod roe from fishes caught in
the waters near Bornholm where
the gas was deposited.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
&sAiah{9& 6a
RAiNIER5ARE
IN TOP PLACE
With ANGELS
Bv BOB MEYERS

Seattle and Los Angeles are tied
at the top of the heap of the Pa
cific Coast league.
The eight clubs are on the road,
headed for grand but belated open
ings of the 1949 season at Portland,
Seattle, Oakland and Hollywood
tomorrow.
There is joy and gloom in the
Homecoming -. and San Diego
must still be echoing from the
big lat of Outfielder Max West.
That is the general picture around
the loop as the circuit swings into
its third week.
SEATTLE TIED FOR TOPS
Seattle, with League President
Clarence Rowland present, bows to
the homefolks against Sacramento;
Portland receives San Diego, Los
Angeles plows into Oakland and
Hollywood, with the only night
Lremier on the schedule, entertains
san FTdIlClSCO.
The standings finds the Angels
and Joe Joe Whites Rainiers tied
a half game ahead of Fred Haney'
surprising Hollywoods and Bucky
Harris booming Padres from San
Diego. Sacramento, the erstwhile
pace setter, and San Francisco are
one game back, and Portland AND
defending champion Oakland are in
the Easement, but only four games
off the pace.
GOOD DOUBLEHEADERS
There were no halfway decisions
in yesterdays doubleheaders. Holly
wood bounced Sacramento out Of
the lead in two games IA and So
Max West and Big Luke Easter
slugged the Oaks twice l4-13 anc
80. Bill Kelly's Angels downeo
the Portlands of Bill Sweeney 81
and So and Seattle embarrassed
Lefty O'Douls San Francisco Seals
5-4 and 81 before 1901, larges,
crowd of the day.
West, the leagues home run kins
in 1947, got five for five in the
first game. Included were three
hcmers, the last a ninth inning
blow that heat the Oaks.
The second game, Easter drove
in six runs with two hits. st.
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FRIED CHICKEN-T-B STEAKS
At the Salmon Greek Country
Club = $3.50. 1877 st
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PARSONS wins IN
pLAY0fF;; YELLOW
CAB Is DEFEATED
Haeerup Rolls Sal, Nc
Kinnon 638, Both for
Second Time in Row

The playoff between Parsons
Electric and Yellow Cab, bowled
last night on the Elks alleys, was
a win for the former.
For the second time in a row,
Hagarup and McKinnon howled
over the 900 mark, the former
making GAL and McKinnon 638.
Individual and team scores were
as follows:
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SQUARE DANCE LEADER
TRANSFERRED 70 BOISE

Square dance fans, fired with the
enthusiasm of the newly converted,
are bemoaning the loss of the
couple who helped them learn the
rudimentaries of the new social
pastime.
A Bureau of Reclamation direc-
tive that sends William Reedy to
Boise, Idaho, takes from Juneau q
couple whose enthusiasm for square
dancing led to the organization
of a bi-monthly meeting square
dance club, and the opening of the
Teen Age Club for square dane
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Voiselle and possibly young John
Anontelli, the bonus kid who mas
teen hit hard this spring, round
out the staff of starters.
Once again, st. Louis has the
best regular lineup in the league
but there will be too many days
when the aging regulars won't be
in there. It's a good club that is
getting old and weak in reserves.
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30 LING

ATLANTIC CITY. NJ, April II
-lH-American Bowling Congress
is ending its 81 day tournament,
Bernard Rusche, st. Bernard.
Ohio. won singles with TIC; Donald
Van Boxel, of Green Bay, Wis, and
Gene Bernhard Of Sturgeon Bay
wis won doubles with 1882; John
Small won all events with ls4l
and Jimmy Smiths Of South Bend
Ind. won team title with SOFT.
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JUNEAU ELK5 IN
WIN OVER COAST
GUARDER 5T0RI5

Bowlers of the Coast Guard Cut
ter Storis we're defeated by the
Juneau Elks squad last Saturday
night, but the guardsmen have
asked for a second match next
Saturday night.
High man Tor the E1ks squad was
Hagerup, with 638, and Peterson
ran his score to 533 to be high
scorer for the Storis team.
Team and individual scores fol-
low: