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Evening star., 1949-01-21
Hollywood:
Joan Bids Late
For Milland
AS Coplayer
By SheiIoh Grohom

Joan Fontaine says that she will
do "A Woman of Distinction at
Columbia if she can have Ray Mil
land for her leading man. Joan
may be too late. I think Lucille Ball
has him for Miss Grant Takes
Richmond"
Dinah Shore plans to return to
the screen, but she is taking her
time and picking 1.-The right script"
Dinah's a gal who can afford to
wait. She sold something like A.
100000 records last year.
Agnes Moorehead is so talented!
She is now writing magazine story
titled, The Golden Land" which
she will do on the radio. Aggie is
sure of an Academy Award nomina-
ton for johnny Belinda" The
reason, incidentally, that the awards
will not be held on Warmers sound
stage is because Goth Century-Fox
yelled "Favoritism!"
Betsy Drake Is also screaming,
because Boss-man David Selznick
wanted $75, 900 to loan her to Para
mount as Bing Crosby's leading
lady in Broadway Bill" Paramount
said the price was too high. I see
where Betsy gets $500 a week, and
the deal would have given Selznick
a clear profit of $4,000.
Everything Frank Sinatra touches
turns to gold. His two oil wells,
owned in partnership with Johnny
Meyers, are yielding 200 barrels OF
oil day. He is now drilling a
third.
Jane Nigh, the pretty girl who
gets in the columns because Of her
romances, is now in because she
plays the "other" girl with Betty
Hutton in Red, Hot. and Blue"
Mrs. William Powell - Diana
Lewis-is playing in the Palm
Springs tennis tournament with
Jack Kramer as her partner. She
must be good!
William Eythe, a hit in New York
in Lend an Ear stars, directs and
produces the movie, Tiger, Tiger"
He will make it in Italy. Bills last
picture here, "A Royal Scandal"
with Tallulah Bankhead, was a
fopperoo.
James Mason's reason for his cur
rent mad crush on HOLLYWOOD is
that he likes the people here so
much"! Then it is time Jimmy
wrote another piece saying so. The
last time he used his typewriter
was to lambaste Hollywood and its
people-before he lived here. of
course.
Charles Coburn has taken up
harness racing in big way. i
have IA trotters," Charles tells me
on the set of "Yes Sir. That's My
Baby" land four brood mares;
three of them expecting in the
spring" Charlie races his horses
in Hollywood Park, then ships them
east for the summer season. in
cluding the big HambletoQian at
Goshen in August.
* X
June Havoc leaves Hollywood for
one year after Red, Hot and Blue"
She says she can do better IN New
York on the stage and in radio.
When Elizabeth Taylor returns
here in February, after finishing
The Conspirators" in London, she
will ask for time off to visit her
flance, 1t. Glenn Davis, in Korea.
Kathryn Grayson winds up her
European concert tour with the
lead in an opera in Rome. Katie's
voice gets better all the time.
Gregory Peck and John Wayne
are not the stars of What Price
Glory when John Ford puts it on
the stage to benefit the Purple
Heart. The stars are Pat O'Brien
and Ward Bond. with Maureen
O'Hara as Charmaine. Nice of Peck
and Wayne to subordinate.
fReIessed nv North American Newspaper
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Ambassador-"John Loves Mary:
lis, 3:20, $40, TBS and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"That Wonderful Urge:
11:O5 am, 1:05, 4:35, 7:20 and 10
pm. Stage shows: LOS, $50, 6:35
and 9:20 pm.
CoIumbia-"In the Navy: 1890
a M, 1870, 4:25, 7:25 and 1925 pm.
Dupont-"The Red Shoes; 2:3o
$50 and 1870 pm.
Hippodrome-"The Magic Bow;
2, Sis and $50 pm.
Keith'-"Joan of Arc: 9, 11:3O
am, 2, 4::30, 7, 9:35 and II pm.
Little-"Hamlet";; 2:3o and $50
pm.
Metropolitan -" Sergeant York;:
11:1O am, 1875, 4, 6:25, S:55 and
1880 pm.
National Mourning Becomes
Electra; 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Snake PITT: 10:30 am,
12:4s 3, Sis, 7:30 and GAS pm.
Pix - Buck Privates";; 3, $50,
8:05, 10:40 pm. and 1:l5 am.
Playhouse-"Loulsiana Story: IL
am, 1880, 2:40, 4:30, $40, 8:15,
1910 and 1880 pm.
Trans -"Enchantment" 1910
am, 1910, 2:10, AIS, 6:15. 8:15,
1910 pm. and 1915 am.
Warner John Loves Mary:
11:10 am, lis, 1920, 5:25, 7:35, 9:40
and 1850 pm.
Six of the II radio broadcaSting
stations now in Guatemala are gov
ernment owned.
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Reporter and Heiress Matched
In Wrestling Farce at Capitol
Bv Joy Cormody

Wonderful Urge" at the Capitol Theaer repeat OF
that perpeated back 1887 under the
difference between the and older
What
me when Tyrone Power waxed
underscored that Gene
Evening star., 1949-01-21

Tierney has taken the latter's place.
This leaves That Wonderful
Urge" less than hilarious entertain
ment, which was intended, and more
than bad taste, which probably was
not.
On the stage, however, the Capitol
atones for some of the pictures
flaws by offering vaudeville which
is headed by Sybil Bowen and Hal
Leroy, a pair capable Of entertain
ing far less willing audiences than
those of an Inaugural week.
Obviously, since he was handed an
OLD script to rewrite. Scenarist Jay
Dratler was not called upon to let
his Imagination run riot. If the
thing made money enough once to
satisfy the studio, who was he to
tamper with it?
Accordingly, Dratlers Wonder
full Urge" is still one about a muck
raking journalist ian obsolete type)
? who ties into a chain store heiress
with the idea of building his papers S
circulation and running hers. This
writing character played by Power
is getting along fine with his as
signment until he actually meets
up with the girl Miss Tierney).
No sooner has he discovered that
she is just joor little rich girl, and
lovable, than she learns he is the
so-and-so who has been writing that
libeious tripez-and hateable.
Her quick act of Vengeance to
announce that they have been mar
rled, which gets him fired, makes
him ridiculous, and leads the pic
ture~ into more contrived and me-
Evening star., 1949-01-21

THAT WONDERFUL URGE" Goth
Century-Fox picture produced by Fred
Kohlmar, directed by Robert B. Sinclair,
screenplay by Jay Dratler. original story
by William r.. Lipman and Frederick
Stephan. At the Capitol.
THE CAST:
Thomas Jefferson Tyler Tyrone Power
Sara ra Gene Tierney
Andre eR Reginald Gardiner
Jessica -. Arleen Whelan
Aunt Cornelia Farley Lucille Watson
The Judge Lockhart
Duffy ~ Lloyd Cough
Attorney Ketchell Porter Hall
Mr. Whitson Richard Gaines
Attorney Rice Taylor Holmes
Justice of the peace ~ Chill Wills
Apartment house keeper Hope Emerson
Findlay Frank Ferguson
Mr. Pissell . Charles Arnt
Barret Francis Pierlot
Workmen Mickey Simpson, Robert Foulke
Ioe copy howl - Charles Woolf
Waiter E Edwin Randolph
Evening star., 1949-01-21
|Goulding Reverts,
For a Time, to Acting
BY fhe Assoeioted Press

BY The Assoeiofed Press
HOLLYWOOD.
Edmund Goulding, a movie direc-
tor for Is years, turns actor in
You're My Everything"
This musical, in color, stars Anne
Baxter and Dan Daley. 1t has a
Hollywood background, and Could
ing will portray himself, circa 1928
I've already gone into training,
he said on the goth Century-Fox
lot. I've got to lose Is pounds
to look my best"
Lamar Trotti, the writer and pro-
ducer, told Director Walter Lang
he had Goulding in mind when he
created the story's character. 1T
you used Goulding as model, let's
try and get him." suggested Lang.
They did.
Actually. Goulding's career began
as an actor in England. But he
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Douglas Learns
Art of Cooking
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

11OIL Z VOO0s
Robert Douglas, a handsome Brit
ish actor who will be introduced to
the American screen by Warner
Bros. in THE Decision of Christie
oher Blake" doesn't quite trust the
servant supply in Hollywood. He's
taking cooking lessons at a domes-
tic science school in Los Angeles.
"a man never knows when he
may get trapped into household
chores" said Douglas. Besides, one
of my friends, banker, cooks mar
velously, as hobby. After eating
some of his meals, decided that
If could learn 7 can too,
Evening star., 1949-01-21

has never appeared in q Hollywood
picture. In enacting a silent Aim
director he will furnish his own
wardrobe of gray slacks and blue
yachting jacket-the same outfit he
always wears when actually direct
ing.
Evening star., 1949-01-21
old Landmark Restored

The New Zealand government, at
cost of $25, 5000, has just restored an
historic landmark at Russell, Bay
Of Islands. It is Pompallier House,
1O9-year-old link with early history
and the pioneer work of the Roman
Catholic Church under Bishop POM
pallier. The building has thick
earth walls and contains many
antiques in the furniture line.
Evening star., 1949-01-21
0k0 ksss ~ SSAs0D" WI 46As
ADJUSTMENTS

GLENN FORD. WILLIAM HOLDEN in
TEXAS"
At 40 3:15, 5:25. 7:3O, $40 PM
Extra Walt Disney Cartoon Frolics' 33
Minutes OF Laughter and Fun.
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Rest, Studio.Type
BY the Associoted Press
TNT vyIy|

HOLLYWOOD.
This is what Twentieth Century,
Fox calls q vacation" for Richard
Widmark, who has made five pic
turess in succession:
While other players and crew
members of "Slattery's Hurricane"
Travelled by plane to location in Flor
ida, Widmark was sent by train. The
studio said that was three days rest.
And Richard was glad to get it. "At
least I'll have that much time to
myself" he said.
He hasn't spent Christmas at home
for six consecutive years.
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there came up with her first
name part on Broadway.
She has never missed a per-
Torrance in any production she
has been in, which is tough on
her underStudy, Leslie Paul, who
has dubbed her The Iron But
terfly."
Texans have rarely had to take
the sort of spoofing that Mary
McCarty subjects them TO. I'VE
owe it all to something in the
soil" cries Mary in Small Won
der" oil. oil, Dill" Satirical
skits on Hollywood, historical
novels and other facets of life are
targets for her sulphurous bal
lading and brassy jingling.
A veteran of class &C" movies,
she came to New York. supported
herself by jobs in nightclubs I'M
til she finally got a break in
Sleepy Hollow" which died
quickly. Then came her chance in
Small Wonder" Mary was born
on a Kansas farm. She is 25.
Allyn McLerie, whose beauti-
full legs and bright dancing are
excellent contrasts to Ray BolgeI
in Where's Charley" has stud
led ballet since she was eleven.
Four years ago she was an
anaymous figure in the chorus of
"On the Town When its star
left the cast she was singled out
to replace her by Adolph Green,
its author. They were eventually
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
THESE WOMEN -.
1tC, CmOn---
Kids Deserve
"A Better Break
~ CYNTHIA LOWRY
Ap Nswxfeatures Writer

Ny CYNTHIA LOWRY
Ap Newsfessures Writer
Now that Christmas IL de-
Gently behind us. maybe il
would be q good idea to stort
Q campaign for next December:
Christmas. ls4s. This campaign
viii De known os the Let's
Leave Sdnto-c lous-Alone Move
meni.
Personally. I like Sonto just
exactly as ! knew him when |
wos q child. He's an oqed fell
low. with q full. peorly beord.
red suit trimmed with white
and block boots. He drives q
sleigh OF q type I've seen in
museums and its drown by
reindeer. II flies through the
skY from the North Pole and
Lunds on roof tops. Sonto comes
down the chimney and he hos
a lmqe bag full OF presents.
which he ledves TO oil good
children.
don't think it's funny. even
Il some cortoonists do. to suq-
qsst by goqs that there might
be more than one Sonto.
Charitable organizations ought
10 be more fuSSy about the char
seters they hire to make like
Santa Claus ON street corners for
4 couple of pre-Christmas weeks.
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Charley" a musical that already
had the dancer Ray Bolger as its
star. This was like being on the
same team with Babe Ruth.
Margaret Phillips, "a, came
from Cwmgwach. Wales-which
means valley of the witch-with
her mother on visit in the late
thlrtleS. Trapped by the war, she
went to school IN the Bronx, then
tried. the theater and after pruel-
ling. experience in bits here and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
Women,s Year in Hollywood

The actress of the year IN Hol-
lyWood is Loretta Young. While
most of the smart money tabled
RoSalind Russell a cinch to win
the Academy award for the soul
searchinf Mourning Becomes
Electra" Loretta came through
with a victory for her perform
ance in the light-hearted The
Farmers Daughter" The Oscar
climaxed a '20-year film career
for the 35-year-old actress and
ranked with President Truman,
and the Navy and use football
teams among the years upsets.
1t was a good year for actresses
in Hollywood, with several per-
formanceS looming large for the
l948 Academy awards. Among
them: Irene Dunno. Il Remem-
Der Mama; Ingrid Bergman,
Joan of Arc" Barbara Stan
wyck, Sorry, Wrong Number;
Jane Wyman, Johnny Belinda;
Olivia DeHavilland, The Snake
Pit" It's anybody'S race.
Outstanding newcomer is Bet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
WOmen's Year In Hollywood

Without the sensitive perform.
ance of Margaret Phillips as Al
ma Winemiller, a Southern girl
whose moral scruples slowly
wash away, like whitewash in the
rain, Summer and Smoke" by
Tennessee Williams could not
have fitted its head so high.
The bouncing antics of Mary
Mecarty, an Irish atom of pref
tiness. are lergely responsible for
the well-being of the revue
Small Wonder"
Allyn McLerie emerged as a
real personality from Where s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10

married, and lived in an apart
ment in 57th street. Miss McLe-
RE, now 81, was born in Canada
but doesn't memreber much
about it. Il moved to Brooklyn at
the age of four months" she said.
I'm keeping up with my ballet
dancing too" she added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10

sy Drake, discovered in a Lon
don play by Cary Grant. She
scored hit as his co-star in 'EV-
cry Girl Should Be Married" and
it was reported that Cary's inter-
est in her was personal, too,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10

Zen very young children can
tell that rheumy-eyed gents with
red bulb noses and mounrnful,
hung over air are not even half?
brothers Of the genuine, jovial
81. Nick.
While we're on that subject
these same organizations ought to
" more careful the way they
handle these street -corner Santas.
* neighbor of mine with a five
year-old had a really bad time
IN town the other day. She was
taking the boy, avho was very,
very excited, 10 department
store for his first interview with
Santa. As they walked toward
tee store, an ancient station
Wagon drew up to a street COR
nFr. and the bell-tinkling Santa
stationed there gathered up his
paraphernalia and jumped in -
i0ining some six TO eight other
snntas en- route back to head
CHARTERS after their stintS were
over
The child took a look at the
WIDE assortment of Santas and
became understandingly con-
used The mothers feeble ex-
tlanation was that these fellows
INST were sort OF assistant Santas,
xhlle the real old boy was busy
inside the store taking care of
specially good little children. She
,bDcsn't think il went over so
gOOd.
But most of all, l wish every
advertiser Of products, from
Ehiskey Ia black silk nighties,
would cease and deSiSt from
Using Santa Claus testimonials in
selling. Ia the first place, there
should be no implication that
santa is in the employ of any
concern or concerns. Santa Claus
~ fellow who makes the gifts
add distributes them himself,
without any middlemen, any
assistance Furthermore, Santa
Claus certainly isn't particularly
fond Of any one cola drink, or
particular brand of cigars.
What Santa does like is a piece
- pie. one of Fathers cigars. or
apiece Of candy which the chill
den leave especially on the man
telpiece for him. The idea of
Santa doing HIS Christmas shop
ping early so he can in turn par
eel out boughten gifts is not only
dlstasteful, us downright sacri-
lege And us unthinkable that
children should get the idea that
santa has a special fondneSs for,
lets say, a certain type of ladies'
Tsriume when what the kids
really want are drums and dolls
md electric trains.
: 50 let's leave Santa Claus alone
- the children can enjoy Christ
mas You can have Mothers Day,
Fathers Day, Valentines Day,
New Near's-you can do any
thing ypu want with all the other
holidays IN the year. business
ufen. but stop fooling around
wiu Santa Claus. He's no myth,
ana first thing YOU know he's
going a. get good and annoyed
- YOU And YOU know VIVA. that's
going 20 mean. Some fine Christ
tsas morning. you'll wake up and
fhd a lump Of coal in your
stocking
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
New Stars Shine Bright
In Broadway Firmament
by DOROTHY ROE
BY GEORGE TUCKER APP Newsfeatures Writer

BY GbOnNh IUChbh AP NeWsteaIures Writer
NEW YORK-The theorical season of l948 may not be
remembered of the best but did produce at eos three
young actresses who from obscuritY personal
umph on Broadway.
They from such widely separated places q Welsh
mining town. Kansas farm and suburban Conadon home.
And they had this CommontheY distinguished themselves
in productions that largely kissed off subpur by the
critics.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10

For a breakfast change spooE
thiCk appleSsCse into dessert
Dishes and ring with crisp. ready
to-eat cereal sprinkle the apple
sauce with cinnamon. II desired,
..aiid serve with top milk OF
! NgeUm
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
U. WASHINGTON,
 WASH. STATE IN
 WEEKEND GAMES
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 Northern Division basketball teams prepared today for weekend games at Eugene and Pullman.
 Idaho Coach Chuck Finley said he will take a squad of B players to Oregon for a series of four games. The Vandals play the Uni vers.ty of oregon at Eugene to- morrow and Saturday nights They meet Oregon State College Monday and Tuesday nights at Corvallis.
 At Seattle, University of Wash ington Coast Art McLarney an- nounced all but one of the regu- lar Husky travelling squad are in shape for games tomorrow and Sat urday nights against Washing ton state College at Pullman. Jim Mallory, reserve forward and the teams tallest man, has a wrenched hack and may give up his spot to Maurice (Soupy) Campbell.
 The squad of 12 will board the train tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
LOUIS WANTS
 TITLE FIGHT NEXT SUMMER

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-IR-Joe Louis wants to defend h,s heavy weight boxing championship next June against the winner of a fight Letween .Ezzard Charles and Lee Savold
 This was disclosed last night by Col. Edward Eagan, chairman of the New York State Athletic Commis- sion, who sad the Brown Bomber had assured him he will fight one more time.
 Eagan infected the seml-offlclal announcement of the champions plans into the after-dinner lnfor- malities of the New York Boxing Writers annual function.
 Charles, the Cine nnati sniper who has been fighting in the light heavyweight class, and Savold, the Patterson, N J., heavy who IS m Fn land. haven't been matched.
 In his boxing report Eagan said the cross receipts for boxing and wrestling in New York State last year amounted to $6,244,613. This figure, which takes in telev'sion and movie monies, compared with S5,- 691 ,873 in 1947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
N O T I c E

Having sold my interest in the California Liquor Store l wish at this time to express my thanks to all of many customers for the patronage they have given me in the past Anyone having any bills against the California Liquor Store during my time of ownership, please call at the California Liquor Store for settlement At this time l ex- tend my best wishes for their suc- cess to the new owners of the California Liquor Store. Before long I will be leaving Juneau for vacation trip only and will look onward to seeing all my friends on my return.
 lt) JOHN MARINOVICH.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
SEVERAL BUYERS INTERESTED !M
 SPOKANE INDIANS

SPOKANE, Jan. 13.-R- There were two new names today on the list of persons interested in ac- 1uiring the franchise of the Wee ern International League Spokane Indians, although the club IS in muddled financial situation and Is without a ballpark.
 Gus Bouten, Spokane contractor, nd Charles Finucane, hotel pres dent, told the Leagues board Of directors of their interest yester- day.
 The present co-owners are John Buddy Ryan and J. L. Butler. The ball park burned last fall and Butler has said he is trying to col lect the insurance.
 Former owner Sam Collins of 1pckane has said he wants the s26000 still owed him by the pres cnt owners.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
WEST ALL SEARS WIN BOTH GAMES
 IN ISLAND BOWL

HONOLULU, Jan. 13.-tR-- The West All stars came from behind last night to defeat the East All 5tars 12 to and win clean sweep of the two game 49th State Bowl oothall series.
 In the first game between the wo teams, composed of college layers selected from the mainland Is 948 stars, the West defeated the East 24 to 19. The game was played ast week.
 Dick Wilkins, Oregon end, took m ll-yard pass from George Mur- phy, Southern California quarter pack, for last nights winning touch down in the last quarter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
RoUNDUp0F
 GAGE GAMES

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-RF-Vll- 'anoya and Cincinnati remain ncng the nations un1eaten col
 basketball teams.
 Trey risked their perfect recoros last n pht against Fordham and St' frcacis of Brooklyn, respectively Lac won easily Villanova rompeo 6t-35, for it's ninth in a row. Clil-
 nnati chalked up its seventh
 laight. 65-48.
 Western Kentucky, St. Louls Minnesota, Hamline and Akron, the ot CT undefeated major quintets' did not play
 Among the smaller schools, St. An e'ms of New Hampshire, kept a clean slate by beating Becker Col e 4e, 65-49. It was St. Anselm's s-xth straight.
 Yale upset defending champion columbia, 65-51, in an eastern ln- ter onegiate Ivy" league game. The defeat snapped Columbia's 19-game consecutive winning streak on lt' home court The Eli, behind 44-43 put on a late spurt to win handlly
 North Carolina State suffered Its first defeat at home during Ever cit Cases three-year coaching reign 72-71, to Louisville.
 Rutgers also went down to defeat on its home court to Seton Hall G3-61 in overtime.
 Cornell whipped Canisius, 64-46 to offset an earlier setback to the Golden Griffins while Pennsylvan- ia overwhelmed Maryland, 8l-67.
 Georgetown University spotte ( George Washington an early l8-z lead then rallied to score an up set, 53-49. North Carolina likewise cams from behind to beat Wake Forest, 55-50, in the Southern Con- ference.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
CLEM0, VELEz IN
 TEN-R0UND DRAW

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. BE Iightweiehts Joe Clemo of Port land and Joe Velez of spokane fought a l0-round draw last night Tl'e Tout had eeen billed as the pacific Northwes Lightweight CT ampionship match. They drew 1T previous meeting.
 In other matches, Billy Pappas l72. Salt Lake, outpointed Kelly Jackson, 168, Portland; Jerry Re maud 125, Portland. TKO'd Larry Began, 12i, Seattle, (3).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
zIVIC WINS BOUT
 BUT FIGHTS HARD

MACON, Ga, Jan. 13.-lR-Frit- zie Zivic, x-welterweight champion from Pittsburgh, Pa, had to call cn his vast experience of ring craft to earn a 10-round decision from Al Reid of Greenwood, N. C., in a 10-lound bout at City Auditorium last night.
 Zivic weighed 146$I, and Reid l501&.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
e31'AiA&a , lA{ka

vision leadership of the Pacific Coast Hockey league.
 At Seattle, the Portland Eagles racked up their eighth straight win, defeating the Seattle ronmsn, Az. The win kept the Portlanders in second place behind the NortherA Division leader, New Westminster.
 Seattle hung on, tying the score at 2-2 in SIX minutes of the third period, but the invaders poured in two more markers to win the con- test, Az.
 Gan Die o's Skyhawks strength ensd their hold on the Southern Division second place by walloping San Francisco 6-1