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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-05

- Af#uH &
)ver he Top earlier in the season
The results follow:
OVER THE TOP BEVERAGE 81
Tanaka $40, Nitta SAB. Ihashi 518
Iamba 633, T. Shibuya $50; PSVGA
D--Iwasaki 524, R. Kiyohara 548
)t' 473 Yamaguchi 5l2. Maebort
$50.
NORTHWEST TIMES (3)--G
eanagi STA Nishimoto Sill. Kuni-
ukl 587 Yamasaki 500 Hirai 452:
iIGASHI'S t0 = Hamasaki 449
'sunoi 458. Nishimura 433, Higashi
a Silimizu 1874.
MAIN DRUG t0-Tak9hashi 528
'ugawera 562. T. Hidaka 500. XII
'ura 573 Fu"uta SAT; TWELFTH
WE. (0)-Shiota 425 j. Koga 426.
'aea~aws 425. Takayoshi 478, Mi
Xxi 525.
CITY PRODUCE t2)-Sasaki 1852,
do 454 Obata 1888. Amano AIS.
savanna ASH INTERNATIONAL
FATTY n-Yamamoto Sill. Yo-
ov7 ma 445 Minato AL. F Takaei
80 Nomura ATT.
P S LAUNDRY (2)-Yamane
'94 John Asahara 551. Tanabe 474
'"o Asahsra 5S7. F. Hidaka sos:
FHaN1Y INN D-Kur7 nishi 500
'sah" S24 Arita SIG. Urakawa SGT,
'e-ii 545
sAKAHARA'S f2>-S. Suyama
''3 Rick Tsnagi APT, Roy Tanap
ny. Fuiiwar9 5o4 Ovama 544 CA
rHAY POST 1-Fng 524. Coon
9a Yaplee 476, Poy 442, j. Chin
"a
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KyOnO'S 591 Best
In CML Kegling

Nobi Kyono's SCI series. which
included 224 and a 2Ol, was feat.
red in City Merchants league com.
clifton Thursday in Main Bowl
Kyonos West Coast Printing. how.
ever. bowed to Kashiwagi's. 81.
The results follow:
KASHIWAGI'S OH. Nakashi-
ma 42l, Hayashi 500, H. Takagi
i79. Dr. Kanemori 500. Sugaware
80; w. c. D-S. Nakagawa AIS
Minato APT, F. Naksgawa 421. Ha-
ada 473, Kyono sol.
o. K. CAFE (2)-Nakamichi 42e
Yamada 424, Miyazaki 1854 Hire
491, Takemura 484; RICHARDS
t2)--Kawaguchi aga, Terada 437
Okada 1853. Shimizu 348, Nakamurs
ATT.
JACKSON GROCERY (3--T
Nakate SIG, Maekawa 5l4. B. Naka-
IA SOL. Fujimoto 458. Ihashi 451.
SEVENTH AVE. SERVICE d.
Hirayama Ala K. Tamura 500. Shi.
'ta 438. Idea 470. Mizuki 511.
TAD'S GARDENING (3-Asaba
497 M Shibuya 491. Katavama 495
j. Tamurs $40, Sumioka spa HAT
TOR1S D--Suto SIT. Naito 400
Matsuzak 400. M Kuramoto 478.
akada $50.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-05
Filipino Quintet
Wins "A Title

Jumping to a 17-6 lead at half
time and increasing the margin as
The game progressed Filipino Cath
olic Youth plastered the Baptist
Comets, 81 to Is. in a Glass A bas
ketball championship game last
"wednesday night in the Buddhist
auditorium. Del Fierro, rackinR up
six field goals and a free throw. led
the Fey attack.
The Comets were checked to five
field goals.
The scorings follow:
Fey (3D-Del Fierro 10. l.. Ma
mon s. Beltran 2, Caasi s. B. Ma
mon. r. Cantil 3, Murray 3. B. Can
I'll. Laieo. Mendoza, Santos: CO.
NETS G6-Fukuyama 7, Ito /
lshimitsu. Mihara 3. Horita 4 Nitta,
Minato Yoshinaka, Murakami, To-
kuraga, Yoshino.
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When They'll Play
MONDAY. March !

MONDAY, March
7 p.m.-Rissho Rockets No. l VS..
Rlssho Rockets No. 3 (mensl.
8 pm.-Maryknoll Adrians VS..
Lotus Senior No mens).
9 pm.-Toda's No VS.. Lotus
Senior No 2 (men'sD
TUESDAY, March 8
7 p.m.-Starlettes VS.. Bellami
CgirlsD.
8 Baptist VS.. Methodist
Cgirls).
o p.m.--Lotus Seniors VS.. Inde-
pendent (eirlsD.
WEDNESDAY,. March .
7 p m Northwest Times VS.. Lo-
tuS Senior No mens).
3 pm-Independent VS.. Todas
No ? ,men'sD.
3 p.m.-Rissho YBA VS.. Rissho
Rockets No. 3 6men's).
FRIDAY, March IL
7 pm-Girls semi-finals.
8 pm Mems semi-flnals.
MONDAY. March IA
p.m.-Girls' finals.
3 p.m,-Men's finals.
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ONTARIO NISEI BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS
las of Feb. 21

NIGHTS NIGH
Singles-Dan Mic, Mulch OIL. 237
Series--Dan Mic. Mutch Oil. 651
ONTARIO, Greg, March Slit
ting high game of 237 in ro,ls-
ng ISL series. seventeen-year-old
Dan Mic led Mulch Oil to smash
ng 40 victory over Talks Cafe II
asst weekend in an Ontario Nisei
Bowling league match here. Besides
he 2s7. the youngster poured out
NO other 200-plus games, 2o3 and
4 2l1.
The teen-age tenpin sensa tion's
effort. according to the ONBL rec
ords, is the four-star highlight Of
the entire season to date
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-05

Alleys 3 and LShsnty Inn VS.
9akeharas.
Alleys 5 and 6-Main Drug VS. In
'ernational Realty.
Allevs 7 and 8-City Produce VS.
FSVGA.
Alleys 9 and 10--Over the Ton
BEVERAGE VS.. Hioo Shi's
Alleys II and Up. s. Laundry
VS.. NJ w. Times
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IShikawa, Lew
Tops in SNGBO
SNGBO STANDINGS
las of March Al

MULTI - HIGH
Singles-Fmmi Ishikawa, Gyokkt
Ken. 1919.
Series-Sue Lew, Over the TOP
493.
Best marks in SNGBO (Seattlt
Nirei Girls Bowling Organization
play this week in Min Bowl were
registered when Over the TOP Bev.
orsge shut out Gyokko Ken. 40.
Fumi Ishikawa of Gyokko Ken
bad the high singles game of 1879
and Sue Lew of Over the Top rolle-'
he high series of 493.
The results follow:
TOKTDA'S- Cq-Hidaka 453. X
Yokovama 4i9, Hirano Ala Terso
49f T Yokohama 434: MARTHA'S
ON. Ishikewa 387, Ikeda $50.
rsniouchi 448. Maniwa 425. Sanico
ne
STOP N SHOP (3)@Sakanashi
'4S. Sakai $40. Nagai 358 Peggy
'anak' 431. Yoshida 472; TAXA
NGS G-Yamsmoto 446. Shimiz,,
'44. D Kodama $780, Sumimoto s87
'Soniqhi 469.
OVER THE TOP (4-Kitavamp
46l. Daty 346 Young 420 Yoshiiima
489 Lew 499' GYOKKO KEN o..
Dot Tenaka 381 Kojima 359 Dol
ss5. N'shiguchi 1916. F. Ishikawa
1873
NEW CHINATOWN (D-Ono 4,s
Nakauchi 325. NJ Kodama 1893 Ka-
gevans 1854. S Kodama 466: Gle.
'O-Beppu 379 Ysmaguchi two
27a Okada AS, X. Tanaka
40 Numoto 1852.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-05

There are few defects I'm our ma.
ture so glaring as not to be veiled
from observation bv politeness and
good-breeding .-Stanislaus
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-05

! Yukio Kuniyuki and George Ia
nagfs SGT and STA series respec-
tivH'v Kept Northwest Times en- top
in the Nisei Commercial league
tuesday NIGHT in Main Bowl The
Timesmen wiped out Higashi,s. 80.
second-place Over the Top Bev-
erage, however. was the outfit which
displayed the most power in the
strike area. The beverage squad. led
DIV Tom Namba 1881 and Bill Ia
naka 1920. busted the naples for
loo7. 920 and $40 games for new
team series score of 1857 The for
mer mark. 2794 was established bv
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-05

How weak a thing Is gentility II
wants virtue,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-05
Local Pin Girls
SNGRO "BIGT EN'

SNGBO BIG TEN
Average
I. Jean NumOtO I6l
2. Tax YOkOyama Isl
3. Mitzi Sanico I4g
4. Mary Yoshijima Il9
5. Jean TeraO I49
6. Gladys HamanO I4S
I. Miye Ishikawa l47
8. YoYo Konishi lag
Q. YO Kitayama I46
10. Sue Lew lag
Fumi Yoshida LAG
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MI, ROwlire Sc1nd,'n

THIRD ROUND
TUESDAY, March
Alievs l and 2-Cathay Post VS..
18th Ave Service.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-05

NIGHTS HIGH
S'ngles--Tom Namba, Over the
Top, 231.
Series--Tom Namba, Over the
Top, 633.
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rKLINIYUKI AND TANAGI LEAD
NORTHWEST TIMES IN N.CL.;;
DER TOP CRACKS TEAM MARK


ISL COMMERCIAL LEACIrE
STANDINGS
tAs of March 81
w J.
Nor Invest Times 5O ~
Over the Top Beverage 40 %
Main Drug AZ n
Sakaharas AZ a.
Silently Inn a "A
PSVGA tSumner) AZ az
p s. Laundry (Tacoma) 20 30
International Realty 81 al
Cathay Post 1856 "a "a
Hiqashi's "a AZ
18th Ave. Service 26 50
City Produce IN 58
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
BOWLING GREEN GCES INTO BIG
 GAGE TOURNEY

NEW YORK, March 16.-lR- Bowling Green of Ohio, perhaps the hottest team at the moment in col lege basketball, will carry a 15- gams winning streak into the semi finals of the National Invitation Tournament tomorrow mig ht al Madison Square Garden.
 The fighting Falcons, who haven't dropped decision since Jan. Il when they Lowed 6361 to Kentucky, rule a four point favorite over San Francisco.
 The Ct her semi-final, which cpens the program at 8 pm. tEST) matches Loyola of Chicago and Bradley University on "take-your- choice" basis.
 Bowling Green has become solid favorite to take the championship after the surprising Guarter-iinal expulsion cf top-ranked Kentucky and defending champion St. Louis.
 The Falcons are both big and fast. The team operates around Chuck Share, a 235-pound center who is just an inch short of seven feet, and Mac Owen, six-foot-siX forward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
VERDICT GIVES S40o TO HOLLOWAY
 IN ACCIDENT CASE

Tho first petit jury to serve in the March trial calendar has returned 3 verdict in the case of Eager CRed) vs. Ludvik Gusjaas.
 Holloway, owner of the Yellow Ca Company, sued for $534.86 dam ages resulting from an accident at the intersection of the Sunny Poln' road and Glacier Highway Decem- OCT 1s, l947.
 Signed hy J. B Caro-, foreman .he jury found for the plaintiff, and assessed his damages at $409.36 The
 dditional SIPS asked was for loss oi use of the cab during repairs.
 Tnity-six men and women of the jury panel responded to roll call in District Court this morning, then we're. excused by Judge George w. Fclta until 10 o'clock Friday morn lne. Ire case set for this morning IVES not heard due to inability of ena attorney to be present. Argu- ments on demurrer in Port Chnkoct case were scheduled for this afternoon.
 Friday morniny U. s. Attorney P. J Gilmore, Jr., will try the first
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
kUR0W5k|. TRIES FOR
 COMEBACK
By JACK HAND

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 16-IR-Whitey Kurowski, trying 8 ccmeeack after an arm operati-n realizes his baseball future is at stake in this busy St. Louis Cardi- nal training camp
 Slimmed to l84 pounds, 20 be'ow his 1948 weight, the veteran third baseman of four pennant winning clubs cautiously tests his right arm in the early games.
 There still is a little pain,' re said after an infield practice. "Ths arm is a little stiff and sore but l haven't really started to bear down on it yet. It's probably the ad- hesions.
 "If can get started this season, I should have two or three years eft. I've been getting ready for this test ever since last fall"
 Kurowski, now pushing 31, flopped badly last season. Overweight in the spring, he never was able to work himself into condition because oi his aching arm. He played in only TT games, just half the schedule. The booming home run cat that produced z7 hcmers in AT accounted for only two all last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
JNsTED TR0lLEnS WILL GIVE ANNUAL
 DANCE MARCH 2S

Date for the annual Ganca os the United Trollers cf Alsska has been set for Saturday, March 25, at the C1O Hall.
 Chairman in charge of atranrc- r,ents for the event is Jack Manery. liusic will be furnisAed by a Peters urg orchestra, and invitations arc ! eing sent to the public Refresh- inents also are to he served.
 United Trollers will meet Friday
 ening for a business session. Dance [ committee chairman Manery has made a special request that all com mt co n ell CTS te present. Other i.nrer,sat business is to be taken ID including discussion of fish ices and matters concerning tkis . ears operations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
PIayoffs Underway,
 Ice Hockey
tBy Tie Associated Press)


 Los Angeles, San Diego and Ta- coma have an edge today in the divis;onal playoffs of the Pacific Coast Ice Hockey League.
 The fourth place Los Angeles Menarchs hung a 3 to l defeat on the chemrion Fresno Falcons Tues day night in their opening playotf game
 San Diego's 6kvhawks defeated Oakland 80, and the Tacoma Rock cts trippei up the Vancouver Ca nuoks, 5-3.
 T he Tacoma Vancouver Canuck came at Tacoma, opening the Northern Division playoffs, was a wide-open affair with Doug Adam parking the Tacoma attack with the three-goal lat trick.
 A rear riot, nuelled by police, en- livened an intermission.
 Vancouvers Les Vickery, body checked Bonnie Rowe. Tacoma for ward, so hard late in the second period that Rowe went out of the game, although not seriously in- jured. Threatening fans thronged around Vickery at the end of the rericd and had to De dispersed by the blue coats.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
Q ARRIVE NS' nNk:
 i2 10 WESTWARD

Pacific Nortler'c .;-...ss.:es brought 20 passengers into Juneau airport yesterday Twelve went aboard the light to the Westward. Passengers included:
 From Anchorage: Bake Humph- rey, T. O. Dickinson, Wassilli Kal- makoff. Sam Kelly, c. A, DuRose, J. BaLbler, MT. Rogers, Dr. r. R. Simms, M Schmitz, M. Woolcock. c. Stevenson, M. Carpenter.
 From Cordova. w. J. Ashley, William B. Preecs, Martha Preecs, Barton Preecs, John Carson
 From Gustavus: Alice Reiten, B. II. Reiten, Richard Cross.
 To Gustavus; Mrs. Bert Parker
 To Cordoya: s. S. Lee, Mrs. M. K. Williams.
 To Anchorage: A. A. Lyon, Mildred Sydnam, Marilyn Showers, Shirley Houser, Forrest J. Mcconnell, E. H. Gillenwater, Leonard Berlin, Opal Danler, Dennis Fenno.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
LUTHERAN LADIES' AID
 MEETING TOMORROW

The March meeting of the Luth- eran Ladies Aid will re held temor- rcW (Thursday) evening in the so- cial room of the church. Hostesses are Mrs. G. H. Hillerman and Mrs. !. r. Mcdowell.
 In place of the usual program preceding the meeting, members arc requested to go to the church at 7:45 o'clock and participate in the mid-week Lenten Service Following this service, the business meeting will ccnvene at 8.30 o'clock. Roll call will be answered with scripture verses containing the word Peace" :"
 The Executive Board met at the home of Mrs. Edward Dick on Tues day afternoon and discussed plans for tte organizations activities dur ing April and May.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
AsHDURN GETS TWO
 H0kERS IN 1 GAME.

CLEARWATER, Fla, March 10.- The Detroit Tigers snapped the Philadelphia Phillies s three-game exhibition winning streak yesterday 8-7 although Richie Ashburn hit two home runs and Dick Sisler an- other.
 The Tigers rapped Curt Simmons for home runs by Hcot Evers Nand Johnny Groth in the third and pounded Lou Possehl for four runs on seven hits in the fourth.
 The Phils get to Freddie Hutch inson, Saul Rogcvin and Lou Kret- low for 12 hits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
Sick's Rainiers
WESTERN pLAY0FFS
 OF NCAA GET START

KANSAS CITY, March 16.-tR- The deliberate Oklahoma A. and M. Aggies and the fast-breaking Ne braska Ccrnhuskers will clear the paths tonight for the western 1as- ketball playoffs of the National Col iegiate Athletic Association.
 Tae winner in the fifth district playoff tonight, which matches the Missouri Valley Conference cham pion Aggies and the Big Seven rep resentative, will battle with Arkan- sas. Wyoming and Oregon State in the western regional here Friday and Saturday.
 Eventual goal of the four western cage powers in the meet here will te the NCAA championship playott at Seattle, Wash, next week
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
NEW CREW ON FREIGRTER

John A. Gallagher and Curtis Bach have signed on as the new crew cl the M V. Beachcomber. Gallagher was skipper of the Ju- neau Spruce Co. tug Clancy. Bach will be deck hand. The freighter will load this afternoon at the city dock for the Pelican run and is expected back Saturday or Sun day. A special call will be made at Sitka with cargo.
 Jerry Mckinley, owner of the Beachcomber, is leaving this after noon by Pan American Airways for Fairbanks on business. From there he will fly to Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
&a(as;8l 5 8laH8l6
TUESDAY NIGKTERS
 START LAST FOUR
 WEEKS OF BOWLING

The Tuesday Nighters started their last four weeks of bowling on the Elks alleys last night and Hen nirgs and Yellow Cab took the lead with won and none lost.
 Sick's Rainie,s held second spot with 3-1, Standard Aviation and Juneau Florists tied for third with 2-2, and Parsons Electric and Tri- angle Inn tied for bottom place with TO wins and 4 lost.
 Dee" A. w. Stewart was high man Of the night with 568.
 Individual and team scores las. night were as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
FIGHT DOPE

Fights last night turned out as follows:
 BROOKLYN tBroadway Arena) Lou Valles, 154i4, New York, out pointed Vic Delliculti, 1858. New York, 8.
 LOS ANGELES.-Ca Chavez, 132, Los Angeles, outpointed Lauro Salas, l27, Monterrey, Mexico, 10.
 HONOLULU. - Carl "Bobo' O. son, 1892, Honolulu. stopped An ton Raadik, 161, Chicago, '.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
HOCKEY GAMES

Here are results of hockey games played last night:
 National League:
 Boston 4, New York 2.
 Pacific Coast League Playoffs Gall best of 5):
 Tacoma 5; Vancouver CTacoma leads, 1-0).
 Los Angeles g. Fresno l Los An- geles leads, 1-0).
 san Diego 3; Oakland (San Di- ego leads, 1-0).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
RETURNS TO STATES

Miss Lila Woldsness, who has been employed at Alaska Coastal Airlines for the past several months, left today aboard Pan American to return to her home in Minneapolis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16

criminal case Of the present calen-
 lar, that of the United States vs. ,amss Peters, a burglary charge. aeters is represented by Attorney Joseph A. Mclean.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
SENATE 0N'S
 EI5HE RES
 DEpT.B BILL
Continued from Page One,

 l9Cs to prove his points, Paul as- saltsd that the FWS never did anything and never discovered any thing about the salmon until it was too late.p
 Rep. Owen and MT. Wiese hold the Fish and Wildlife Service re- sEonsible for the decline of our salmon, but there is not solitary thing the Territory can do about It until we get jurisdiction over he fisheries Paul said
 Everything that this 5i'l proposes has been tried betore," he conclud- ed. We had Territorial Fish Commission away back in lgl1 ana tt funciicned until 1927. but it didn't do any good. The FWS will never entertain suggestion from Us that will he useful"
 ANB Opposed
 Paul stated that the Alaska Ma tive Brotherhood is opposed to the present. pll because 1t wants an elective board rather than one ap- poinred by the governor and does mt want q board to take office un- tii statehood is granted.
 His statements regarding tne de- sires of the ANB were challenged S-d Ksp. Andrew Hope, also a member of the ANB executive (. m- mittee and chairman of the fisher IS committee oi that organization, vas brought to the stand to refute them.
 Rep Hope said tlle ANB had not protested the bill and had not, in fact, taken a stand either way.
 Since there were no protests rom the ANB, ! take it that they aae fer the bllf, Rep Hope said.
 sgusnderine Money
 We are squaldering a quarter Of million dollars by passing this bsll nDw." senato- Collins charg- cd during the short debate that preceded tne final vote. we do net need such an organization un- til We get statehood"
 On the other hand, this is one step toward statehood; we are ere at-ng something we will have to nave when we become a state," Sen ator McCutcheon contended.
 T don't see that it has much to do with statehood Senator Butro- Yich said Tt does have .ot to do with salmon believe cur fish and game are among our greatest resources and we will have to pre- serve them. I would be wiling to cut quarter of a million dollars eff some of our social legislation to put it here"
 Senator Jones, who had expressed doubt that Alaska would ever at ain control over the offshore fish, cries, doubted that we will get our moneys worth out of this bill."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
ACs HEAD TO YAKUTAT

Cant. Svend c. Hansen, ACS sec- ter commander, was a passenger on today's PIMA flight, going to Yakutat for a brief stay on Signal Corps business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
ANGELS, U(LA
 TANCLE TODAY. IN B. B. GAME.
Seattle Rainiers Give Sal- ramento SoIons Good
 Trimming Tuesday

FULLERTON, Calf, March 16.-- R-Tl1e Los Angeles tangle with the UCLA Bruins in a Coast League practice game today.
 The Angels, paced by Catcher Dick Wilson's homer and single, de- feated their home town police de- partment team yesterday AZ.
 SAN FERNANDO. - Ed Oliver, Walt Nothe and Jack Salveson will see mound duty for the Hollywood Stars today against Seattle.
 The Twinks Lowed yesterday to the San Diego Padres l5-6, with the Padre hats clicking off 21 safe ties.
 RIVERSIDE Portland concen- tEatsd on batting practice yesterday for the PCL practice game here to- day with San Diego.
 .ANAHEIM. Sacramento will try a comeback today in a game with the Oakland B squad.
 The Solons were soundly beaten yesterday in a tune-up game with the seattle RGiniers. The Studs c-m- bined 19 tits for 15 runs while tEe sol0ns annexed :.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16

Lauson 4-Cyclc Air-co0Ied Out Hcards. New models. Madsen's. Al If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 16.-lR- Johnny Mize, slugging New York Giant first baseman, is resting a stiff knee. Mize stumbled on the hase paths recently and is taking things easy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
TIDE TABLE
MARCH 17

MARCH IT
 High tide, 3::26 am, 1916 it. Low tide, 9:48 am, 30 it. High tide, 15:58 pm, l7.3 fit. Low tide, 21::57 pm, -0.5 it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16

VERO BEACH, Fla, March 16.-- R The hitting of rookie outfielder Cal Abrams continues to be the talk in the camp of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Abrams, a Brooklyn Ma tive, got two singles against the Philadelphia Athletics yesterday to boost his total to eight for 13, blis- tering .538 pace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
FRAMING CAMP BRIEFS, MAJOR
 LEAGUES TEAMS

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March i6.-tR-Bill Dickey, New York Yankee coach and former star is teaching the finer points of the trade to Jce Garagiola in ad- dition to Yogi Berra. Garagiola, :t. Louis Cardinal catcher and the Yanks' Berra, both come from The Hill" section of St. Louis.
The Arizona post., 1949-10-07

tribute to the community in terms
of my experience and professional
training"
Mr.. Brook was accompanied by
his wife, a former school teacher,
and their two sons, Robert 6,
Mark 4. They are living at 1040
N. Tyndall.
His last position was with the
Joint Distribution Committee,
first as head of their relief pro-
gram for Italy and later as a field
representative on the Atlantic
coast.
The Arizona post., 1949-10-07
Kitchen Shower
Continued from page u

NOOA1tAAuCU AAOAh P"6N -
be placed on display for the re-
mainder of Dedication Week.
Mrs. Elmer J. Goldwyn is chair
man and Mrs. Morris Banovitz
co-chairman for the Shower. They
say in several instances four and
five women are banding together
to purchase such articles as tea
service and a clearing tray table.
Serving on the committee that
day are: Mines. Charles Alter,
Alex Federhar, Bernard ]. Fried
man, Nathan Rollins, Louis Krain-
ess, Charles Miller, Joe Myerson,
Jack Nevins, Abe Paris, Ben Solot.
Women of the community who
have not yet seen the new build
ing and those who want a more
leisurely inspection are invited to
visit the new edifice next Wed
nesday afternoon. Tea will be
served and there will be music
program.
The Arizona post., 1949-10-07
Fenster School
Gives FuHProgram

The Fenster Ranch School, AL
vim Road, continues to accept ap-
plications for day and resident
students in it's primary, elemen-
tary and high school division.
A full program of studies for
college preparation in all fields
as well as typewriting, Stenog-
raphy and bookkeeping are of
fered. Mrs. George Fenster, di-
rector, says the program of studies
is arranged to fit the needs and
capacities of the Individual child.
Horseback riding, shop and golf
are part of the daily schedule.
With a putting green" and corral
on the premises these activities,
too, are adapted to fit the daily
needs of the child. Audio-visual
aids to help vitalize subject mat
ter are extensively used. r.
Emphasis on a zest for living
has helped the students make
education for life" more than
a fine-sounding phrase, adds Mrs.
Fenster. This year she made a
particular study of Individual diff
ferences during her trip east.