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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
CRIMSON BEARS 60 (OlUMBANS
 10 WIN A 10 B

Last nights first game of doubleheader, featured Juneau Highs Crimson Bears and Colum- bia Lumber in as good a contest seen so far this season. The Bears won by the narrow margin of fl to 39 Columbia held point lead at one time, only to have it dwindle to a nip and tuck ball game. The Columbians put on stall to run out time, but the Bears fought for possession of the ball with few sec- onds to go. Bill Orme played heads up ball, also put the Bears in the game with the tying basket. In the 3-minute overtime period, each team tailed basket. Herbie Mar tin, smooth playing guard put the winning tally through the hoop. The never say die Colum- bians tried to set up a shot to keep them in the ball game, but time ran out and the Bears held the Lumbermen from shooting.
 Itch Hanson for the Columbians scored IS points against the Bears, his former teammates. Bill Graves, another alumni from Hi scored T.. . Scoring for the Bears was fairly even between players. Ninnis had 9, and Graves second with 8.
 Mikes Mite Owls of Douglas ran away with the second game over the Arctics by a 55 70 39 score. Mikes, the smoother team, had possession of the game from start to finish.
 Harry Cashen and Arnold were high for Arctics with each. Mikes scoring was accounted for by most of the squad. Mccormick had 13, and Floberg II counters.
 The next games of the Gastineau Channel League will be played in Douglas Friday evening. It will be doubleheader, Mikes vs Imperial, and Douglas High vs Columbia Lum- Der.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
IN
 FORM, BEAT
 PITTSBURGH
Dark Horse Idaho Also Comes Through with Win
 Over Colorado A & M
(By the Associated Press)

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 Washington and Idaho continued to live up to preseason rankings to- day, the Huskies as the team to beat for the northern division Coast Conference cage bunting and Idaho as the dark horse.
 Each knocked off an intersec- tional opponent last night. Wash ington pressed on undefeated by pumping Pittsburgh 54-44 while Idaho was squelching Colorado A and M. 6O-44 for it's sixth victory in eight starts.
 Oregon State College also kept it's string intact - losing its seventh game in as many starts by a 50-53 margin to Portland's unbeaten Pilots. The latter now claims two northern division schools among It's 10 victims, eking out a one-point edge over Oregon earlier in the campaign.
 Favored to notch its fifth straight victory by handy margin, wash irlgton found itself knotted 22-all at halftime last night and padly befuddled by the weaving. passing Pittsburgh attack. Not until sev- eral minutes after the final period opened did the Huskies take over the lead for keeps. Once again lanky Bob Houbregs led the Wash ington scoring with IA points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
JUNEAU COUPLES TO
 VACATION IN STATES

To spend Christmas with thelr families in Portland and then enjoy a vacation trip to California, pr. and Mrs. John Gibson and Dr. and Mrs. Don Marquardt, left Tuesday for Seattle on the Pan American Clipper.
 Tn Portland the Gibsons will en- joy Christmas Day with Dr. Gib- sons parents and the Marquardts with Dr. Marquardt's parents. From Portland the vacationers plan to motor through California. They will celebrate Dr. and Mrs. Marquardt's first wedding anniversary in San Francisco.
 The Gibsons expect to be outside for three or four weeks and the Marquardts will return shortly after the first of the year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
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BOWLING 1.

The Tuesday Night Majors wound up the first half of play last night with the Standard Aviation winning four points from the Triangle Cleaners and holding on to first place. The Juneau Florists won 3 points from the Triangle Club, which makes them runner up and the Triangle Club are third place winners. Sicks Rainiers won three points from the Hennings team and the Don Abel team won four points by forfeit from the Parsons Elec- tric club.
 Joe Snow had high series with a 581 and high game with a 235. He tied his other high single game of the season which was 235 Snow also won another bottle of whiskey with six strikes in a row donated by Brooks Hanford and free suit cleaning and pressing job at the Triangle Cleaners with five strikes in a row.
 Bill Blanton won two suit clean ing jobs from the cleaners with five strikes in a row in the second game and five strikes in the third game.
 This weeks 200 club members are: Mork 222, Estepp 2O6, Shattuck POP, Blanton 2O4 and POI, Snow 235, Baker 203.
 The second round for the major league starts January with the same schedule.
 The Elks Alleys will be closed for repairs Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. Thursday Night League bowling, therefore, will be- gin on December 28, next week.
 Standings at the end of the first half:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
"MEANEST MAN" TAKES OUTDOOR LIGHTS FROM
 MAYORS RESIDENCE

The person or persons who re- moved and took away all but one of five strings of outdoor lights from the residence of Mayor Waino E. Hendrickson last night may not be the meanest man at Ch,st- mas" before the holiday season IS ended but so far holds the top record in the opinion of those who enjoy the festive decorations which adod to the beauty of the neigh borhood where the mayor resides at 924 c Street between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
 The holiday robbery was dis covered this morning by the Mayor and he asks only that the light strings be returned to him as soon as possible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
CUT IN TIN
 USE ORDERED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20-R-The government today ordered 20 per- cent cut in civilian use of tin ef- fective Feb. l.
 The regulation, issued by the Ma tional Production Authority, will affect the production of tincanb, toothpaste and shaving cream tubes, jar and bottle lids and other clos ures, and a variety of other items including costume jewelry.
 However, industry will be free to use substitutes, thinner coatings of tin, or other devices which will stretch the supply.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
HOCKEY GAMES

VANCOUVER, B.C., Dec. 20-lR- Three goals in five minutes-the last with less than minute to play-gave Vancouver A tie with Victoria in a Pacific Coast Hockey League game last night.
 The deadlock left the two teams knotted for fourth place in the league standings.
 Mike Narduzzi hit the tying goal after 1907 of the third period when tallies by Eric Unger and Bill Shill put the Canucks within striking distance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20

LONDON, Dec. 20 -- iR = James Fighting Ships-the worlds bible of naval intelligence-says Russia is building a navy "aready far in eX- cess of the normal requirements of defense"
 The new edition of the yearbook said Russian navy estimates for the year 1950-51 are 15,400,000, ,000 rubles equivalent to $3,85o 0OO,0 ,0oC compared with the US. naval ap- propriation of $4.168, 100000 for the same period.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
EAST, WEST
 SQUADS 10
 TRAIN NOW

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20-R- The East squad of the Shrine East West football classic here Dec. 30 sat down to it's first chalk talk yesterday.
 Both East and West teams go into intensive training tomorrow.
 The West, under Coaches Marchie Schwartz, Stanford; Howie Odell, Washington, and Jess Nicely, Rice, goes to the Stanford campus at Palo Alto for nine days of hard work.
 The East will practice at the Santa Clara campus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
MARTIN REGAIN TO JOIN
 STEVENSON STORE STAFF

Martin (Bud) Began and his bride of this month will arrive in Juneau tomorrow on the Pan American Clipper from Denver, Colo, to make their home here. Mir Began IS a brother of Mrs. Frances Stevenson and will be associated with his borther-in-law in Stevenson's Mar ket on Willoughby Avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Began, who before her marriage was Miss Caroline Hamnasch of Denver were married December 8 in the Immaculate con- ception Cathedral in Denver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
MISS JACKSON RETURNS
 FROM VISIT IN STATES

After a three months visit cl the Pacific Coast and the southwest Miss Tula Jackson returned to Ju- neau this week and is back at her desk in the office. of the Federal Security Agency.
 Miss Jackson visited in Washing ton, California and Arizona. She spent some time with her sister Mrs David Turner, former local resident and brought greetings from Mrs. Turner to her friends here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
WILLIAMS TO SPEND
 CHRISTMAS IN WRANGELL

Secretary of Alaska Lew M. Will Hams and his son Lew Jr., will leave Juneau this week end for Wrangell to spend the Christmas holidays there with Mrs. Williams and Miss Jane Williams. The &c., cretary plans to leave Friday and the younger Williams will take the Alaska Coastal plane to Wrangell Sunday morning.
 The younger Williams editor of the Sunday Press, plans to re- turn here early next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
CHARLES 10
 MEET HENRY
 DURING FEB,

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 20-R-A heavyweight title fight here in Feb ruary between champion Ezzard Charles and Clarence Henry is in the negotiating stage today as a result of Henry's decision last night over another Los Angeles Negro battler, Willie Bean.
 Weighing 1855, Henry was un- marked as he won the unanimous nod over Bean. weighing 209l9, in 12 rounds last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
5TA55EN IN
 NEW DELHI

NEW DELHI, India, Dec. 20-lR)- Harold Stassen, President of the University of Pennsylvania here on a tour, exchanged views today with India's President, Rajendra Prasad. He is staying at the Presidents home as a guest.
 Stassen is to have luncheon Frl- day with Prime Minister Nehru, and plans to leave the same day for Israel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
.FREDA GREENEWALD ENGAGEMENT 10 JOE
 B0R(K(k ANNOUNCED

MT. and Mrs. Robert Greenewald Sr.. announce the engagement of their daughter F'reda Marie Greene wald to Joseph c. Borchick, son of MT. and Mrs. Stephen Borchick of Erie, Pennsylvania.
 MT. and Mrs. Greenwald are prominent business people of Hoo- nah and at present own home in Juneau
 Borchick is employed here by the Yellow Cab Company
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20

NEW YORK, Dec. 20-4R-Former President Herbert Hoover said today that no more American troops should be sent to Europe untn the American people and the Congress have had an opportunity to explore the whole question"
 The 76-year- elder statesman will deliver a major radio and tele- vision address tonight titled Our national policies in this crisis Friends said the speech would be one of the most dramatic of his career.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 - R - Total all-out mobilization" and imposition of across the board price controls were urged upon President Truman yesterday by Rep. Jackson (D-Wash).
 Jackson, a member of the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Con- mittee and House Appropriations Committee, said he was accom- panied to the White House by Delegate Bartlett of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
FIGHT DOPE

Fights last night resulted as fol- lows:
 At Sydney, Australia-Alfie Clay, 130, Australia, outpointed Ernesto Aguilar, 130, Mexico City. 12.
 At Phoenix, Ariz. - Dick Finley 158, Los Angeles knocked out Palomo Corrales, 157, Tucson, B.
 At Los Angeles = Clarence Henry 1855. Los Angeles, defeated Willie Bean, 2091s, Los Angeles, 12.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
TO KETCHIKAN

Lieut.. Emmett Botelho of the Territorial Highway Patrol Juneau Division has gone to Ketchikan for a few days on patrol business and will return before Christmas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20

CHRISTMAS BAKE SALE
 At Sears Roebuck, Dec. 23, II am. ,.P.W. 688-4t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
Hauuiupc

Individual and team scoring last night was:
Evening star., 1950-05-04

ards, after celebration Of baro-
graphs carried In the flight.
Mrs. Branger also was given
credit for the official altitude rec
ord for light planes in the United
States.
The Piper was powered with a
Continental C-90-8 r engine dur
ing the fight. She took of from
and returned to Congressional
Airport. near Rockville, Md. OH
cials Of the National Aeronautic
supervised the install
lation and removal of credited in
struments, which recorded the
flight.
Evening star., 1950-05-04

NIuAtIOuhI Al~
titude record
for light planes.
Her Piper Cub
Special reached
an altitude Of
24,504 feet on
March 81, 1t
was announced
y e S t er day by
t h e National
Aeronautic As
ISOLATION. The
altitude was re-
ported by the
National Bu-
rna,l Of Stand.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
Rood Contract to Be Let

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. May
City Manager James E. Bowen
has announced that he will ask
for bids soon on q contract call
ing for blacktop treatment TO q
number Of streets at q cost OF
$40, 900 to $45, 900.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
PTA eozour Tomorrow

The Parent Teacher Association
of Saint Gertrude's School Of
Arts and Crafts win hold q bene-
flt card party and bazaar ut Q
pm. tomorrow Mt Holy Trinity
Parish Hall, 3516 o street NV.
The public has been invited.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
Three Pre-SchooI Clinics
To Be Held in Foirfox

DR.. H. c. Bradford. Fairfax
public health director, announced
today that three pre-school elm
les will be held during May.
Two will be held at the Fran
coma School, the first May Is and
the second May Is, both at l pm.
The third clinic will be held at
/ pm. May 23 for students Of
Oak Grove School in the Health
Department quarters, Herndon.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
Venezuelan Woman
Sets Altitude Record
Here in Piper Cub

Mrs. Ana Luisa Branger Of the
Westchester Apartments, cultural
attache Of the Venezuelan En-
baSsy here, has set o new In
Evening star., 1950-05-04

The Australian ballot system
was first adopted by Kentucky, In
1883.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
Try Chase & Sanborn's
exciting new flavor!

We're sure that once you try the wonderful new
Chase & Sanbon you'll stay loyal to it for years!
That's why we make this money-saving offer:
a. Buy Chase & Sanborn at your dealers
today! C2) Send one inch of the winding strip
from can, or certificate of Quality inside can,
to Chase & Sanborn, P. O. Box 165, Brooklyn 1,
N. Y. (S) Well send you a refund of 25e. Your
~a s'letter must'be postmarked not later than May
81, 1850.
Go to your Dealer today!
Evening star., 1950-05-04

Yoa think you've tried Chase & Sanborn? Oh,
no you haven't-not unless you've had some
recently! That's because we've created an en-
tirely new Chase & Sanborn-and you'll never
know how good coffee can be until you try it!
When you do, you're sure of the greatest coffee
value of all-true enjoyment!
Because of the way we buy it! We buy only
the finer, richer, bouquet" beans-hand-
picked, hand-selected!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-14

7. Have you continued to increase your circle of
friends during the past few years?
8. Is your conversation overloaded with reminis-
cences and rectals of past experiences?
Q. Do you feel that the friends and acquaintance
you have made still measure up to the regard you
first had for them?
10. Can you recall several instances during the past
year in which you freely admitted you were wrong
about something?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-15

It came surprise to the local branch NAACP
attorneys that negative answer was given to their SUIT
against segregated public housing in Detroit.
While counsel for the defendants admitted that the
segregated contended that there was no de-
prvaton rendered because of racial segregation City
attorneys also contend that the separate but equal prac-
tce is in accordance 10 federal and state laws
Here again is the glazing example of subtle subter-
fuge of lodging the issue Of granting American citizens
their equal rights prescribed under the Constitution
With the Negro skilled and nonskilled worker being
the last hired and the first fired how he be anything
but deprived of public housing since his economic
is controlled that ne has but alternative make
of low cost housing Here then is one phase OF the
deprivation under color cited by the NAACP.
How public housing be effective and beneficial to
the ajorty when dispensed segregated basis
We think that just be done for it fails 10 take IN
consideration the fact that Industry hamelessy discrmi
against the Negro to the extent that hundreds OF
whites hired TO or two members of his race
We do not have to open eyes to detect that
the policy Of designating public housing units or projects
being white and coored says but one thing = we
Don't about how many persons eligible for pubc
housing certain amount will be for Negroes-thats all
The movement for public housing was not for any
Particular Race or Group but was Launched as It's name
mpys for those whose incomes necessitated use OF low
cost housing
segregated public housing plan irrefutably is not
designed best the citizens OF Detroit our city OF
fcals have stated that its the will Of the whites TO be sep
araed housing from the Negro and such an un-
restricted policy adapted racial flares would be re-
sultant We tell them to walk into any socaled Negro
community in this spraying city and they VIII see wnte
families living tremendously with colored families
These facts are know to the NAACP attorneys When
they the around request TO change the
filed their suit against the City of Detroit The answer
last week to their suit failed also to raise an eye
brow the attorneys for the plaintiffs had long reason
that since the evils of segregation were even garng 70
the defenders then their only would be to carry
their fight step by step the highest court in the State
There question that the separate but equal doc
trne is fare eand mockery which would deprive all men
Of their rights as prescribed by the Constitution OF this
great nation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-15
Christian Science

Life will be the subject Of
the Lesson-Serpson in all Chris
tan Science churches throughout
the world on Sunday, July l6.
The Golden Text Psalms 27:D
is: The Lord is my light and my
salvation; whom shall l fear? the
Lord is the strength of my life;
Of whom shall / be afraid?"
Among the Bible citations is
this passage, (Rev. 22:l4). Bless
ed are they that do his command
ments, that they may have right
TO the tree of life, and may enter
in through the gates into the city,
Correlative passage to be read
from the Chistian Science text
book, Science and Health With
Key to the Scriptures, by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the follow
ing (p. 1922: For right reasoning
there should be but one fact be-
fore the thought. namely spirit
ual existence. In reality there is
no other existence, since Life can
not be united to its unlikeness,
mortality"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-15
LOBBYIST PREDICTS
FULL INTECRATION

THE day is coming when or
CARNATIONS maintained by var
ious population segments Of our
land will disappear. We will have
full indignation in every field and
our great nation will be strong
err, said Moss II. Hendrix, lobby
ist and member OF the Public
Relations staff, National Educa-
ton Association.
The young Morehouse College
graduate and co-founder OF Delta
Phi Delta Journalistic Fraternity,
in addressing recent Kentucky
State College weekly assembly.
stated:
The NEA is an inhpential or
ganization in the national scene
and has been for the past CEN
fury. he continued. This or
ganization is chaperoning the in
terests of the teaching profession
and considers any educational
problem which might arise. II
does more 10 form educational
policy and promote interest in ed
ucation than any other organiza-
ton outside the school system.
With reference TO his activities
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-15
Understanding Says Tensions

We noted with nodding approval the request OF May
or Cobo of the Citizens Committee Group Tensions last
week to make specific recommendation designed to equip
the city administration to be better prepared to cope with
race tensions.
Il was this Committee which advocated strengthening
Of the Mayors nterracia Committee means OF al
leviang racial tension in the City of Detroit.
We have noted for too long that persons and groups
have plugged away easing racial tension in our fair city,
but some of their actions fell too often short OF the mark,
either through nexperence transformation or appro-
pirate personnel and funds to best perform the task
Here il seems is of the groups which is capable
nrobem We hope that the committee will also
mend nterracia activities broader scale which would
have the members of both joining together to better
understand the other
Racial tensions would be few if there segrega-
ton and discrimination upheld by the City and State
for only through meeting and understanding members
of the other that racial tensions become relaxed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-15
BELL TOLLS

The steady deterioration OF the
power of Southern Democrats in
the Senate through the deaths OF
some bigots and the constant
overriding of their efforts TO block
beneficial legislation, has caused
Senator Richard B. Russell, De-
mocrat of Georgia to say that he
would like to see very strong
Republican Party in the South. "
Declaring that the ons-party
system has weakened the
souih's political strength ma
fionslly. Senator Russell pre-
dIcfed that conservatives.
those who believe In consfiiu.
fional Government" would
eventually get together.
Reputable Republicans, who
really believe in the principles of
their party should recognize this
invitation for what it is. For II
is nothing more than desire 10
get together under the respect
able name of Republicans a
bunch of bigoted, demagogic, hate
infatuated, dusty egoistic rabble
rousers.
This Senator and all the 9TH
srs now in Congress owe their
long reigns in Congress to the
"one-Parfy System" which the
good Senator now denouncss.
So such a denunciation IL very
hard TO accept as genuine. And
this Is also true of his desire
70 get those who believe In
Constitutional Government TO-
gefher. for no Southern Dixie
craf. no anyone In political
power in the South. with fam
tastes Of Negro hatred can sin
eerslY say that they believe In
Constitutional Government.
For they are so given to openly
flouting the Constitution of the
United States that one wonders
if they are fully conversant with
the Constitution.