The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 17, 1931, Page 2

g $1.50 $4.00 a pair AT RO = flllllllllflm|"lflmnll“lflflllfllIllmfllll||||||||||||||||||“|||H"llll]IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII||||||lI||||IIIHIHIlflllfl“mflllflml“l"lullmmmmmmmms‘ Filling Station for Moon ' Rocket to Hang in Space BERLIN, June 17.—How rocket floating barrels. ulanes, propelled beyond the strat- csphere, or outer layer of the at- taosphere, could. be rescued from ¢ircling the earth indefinitely has ceen worked out by enthusiastic theorists of the propulsion motor £chool. The Verein fuicr Raumschiffahrt, or Society for Space Ship Travel, is a natural center for such calcula- tions and its enthusiasts contend that to get the full erfect of recoil motors the missile or ship sheuld be sent 600 miles from the earth. At that distance centrifugal force would balance the pull of gravity “and a machine would become, in effect, an asteroid, going round and round the world until kingdom come. m of this fact by establishing a wterrestrial fueling station built up of rockets separat from the. earth and up” after arriving at the rocket unit would be shot THEALASKA DAILY EMPIRE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1931. New Arru’rals SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Famous STAR BRAND Quality AND MI FOR WOMEN These oxfords, pumps, san- dals and strapped slippers, mostly feature the built- -up heel. They combine both sportiness and comfort, with supporting arches — and so reasonable in price you can have a pair for every cos- tume. All the smartest shoes for the summer season in Kkids, bucks and calfskins—and in colors and combinations un- equaled at these prices. —and oh so gloriously com- fortable that you forget your feet. You are conscious only that you are smartly shod— on the dance floor, the street or the office. MEN’S SHOES B.M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Juneaw’s Leading Department Store” is proposed that use should be ¢ " passing of the honeymoon when she | i with a load of fuel, oxygen Complete NEW VALUES NEW LOW PRIC CHILDREN’S SHOES Shoes of quality, shoes of char- acter, shoes of comfort for the children during the summer months. These shoes are built for foot comfort. Top-seam summer oxfords with best grade oak sole, low comfort- heel and as sturdy as is made. ALL SIZES . ALL STYLES ALL PRICES $5.00 $6.00 $7.50 $8.50 range of sizes and up-to-the-minute styles ONLY THREE SCORES, MADE T - § 17th Circuit Drive for This Season ST. LOUTS, Mo, three home runs. got two and the Phillies one. n. The circuit drive the first inning. ninth inning. H|I|flmllllIIIlIIIIIIIIHIIHIIII!IIIII“lIIfllIHIIIllllll ‘Stout one in the ninth. Benge, of the Phillies, five hits. . GAMES YESTERDAY . Pacific Coast League Sacramento at Portland, rain. Hollywood 3; Missions 2. Seattle 10; Oakland 2. San Francisco 9; Los Angeles 5. National League New York 6; Cincinnati 1. ‘Chicago 8; Boston *7. St. Louis 2; Philadelphia 1. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, rain. American League Washington 11; St. Louis 10. Chicago at Boston, rain. Detroit at New York, rain. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost BY 3 HOMERS ‘Klem of Phllhes, Makes; June 17.—All | the scoring in the St. Louis-Phila- delphia National League game yes- terday afternoon was made by The Cardinals Klein of the Phillies made h\si | seventeenth home run of the sea- 'ball players, was made Watkins and Frisch, of the Car- dinals, hit their home runs in the Grimes of the Cardinals allowed three hits in eight innings and allowed Cleveland at Philadelphia, rain. Pet. ELKS AND VETS ARE BILLED TO Infielder to Strengthen U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE, wn-nhn BUREAU The W eather (By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and viclnlty, beginning at 4 p.. June 17. Probably showers tonight and Thursday; gentle, varfable winds, DATA PLAY TONIGHT| mme secomoe e, Hunmdiy Wing Seodty e 4 pm. yest'y . 29.69 kid NW 8 Clear S P 4 am. today . 2067 55 w i cflm 0 Cldy Vets Get New Pitcher and|!? noon today ... 2013 & % § - vABLE AND RADIO I.Iron'rs T YESTERDK Its Lineu Highest 4pm. Lowest daan. da.ol.” Preelp. ‘dam. p Station— m m ! muq.h_ 24 brs. Weather If weather conditions will permit, |BarTow 3418 0 Clear the Elks and American Legion out- | Nome 5' 50 l@ a € 10 Pouy fits of the City League will engage [Bethel 56 56 46 46 4 0. Pt. Cldy in battle at City Park at 6:30 p.m,, |Fort Yukon "M | 86 &8 b [ Clear today. At noon, the outlook for |Tanana .. 70 66 50 80 — [ Cldy the game was doubtful. Fairbanks 88 58 58 2 0 Cldy Two new men, both experienced |Eagle 6 6 48 48 . 0 Clear were added to the|St. Paul . 48 46 38 38 # 70 Foggy Vets' roster today. Dennis Mc-|Dutch Harbor 48 46 / 40 42 — .02 Pt. Cldy Laughlin, who pitched stellar ball |Kodiak . 60 58 44 44 0 0 Pt. Cldy for the Elks & few yeéars ago; drew 60 58 4 46 8 02 Clear one of the assignments, and Claud non | 54 B8 ° 0 Cldy Brunes, . another Seattle - product. 68 < 52 56 L] 0 Cldy gets the second. ~Denny, besides K ® T 56 86 * 5 Qay being a . first-class chucker, can 58 56 50 50 [} 0 Cldy catch and play infield. He is a 6 4 60 60 4 16 Cidy good sticker. Brunes is an infield- 0 60 54 54 16 58 . Rain er and probably will be used to al- 66 6 | 56 56 4 18 Cldy ternate with Ted Keaton at second . 68 64 56 58 > ° Clear when the latter’s shift at the Al- aska Juneau keeps him out of the lineup. | MecLaughlin is not expected to 'pitch for a few days. He has been in school in Spokane until recently and wants to get used to the change in climate before trying to work a full stint on the ball field. How- |ever, Bob Keaton is back in the {lineup for two weeks and can bol- |ster up the mount staff, giving Koski and Lowe a much needed relief. The Elks have Manning, Clarke and Junge all available for to- night's game. Coughlin', probably will catch and Boyd go te the out- fleld BRITISH GUI.F | PLAYERS HERE Do Not Think Much of Ball to' Be Used in Columbus Matches NEW YCRK, June 17.—Members lowest south of the Aleutian Islands and in Alberta. slightly over Alaska except near the Gulf of Alaska where it has fallen except In th eeastern Interior :nd on the Arctic Coast where clear weather prevails under the influence of & moderate’ high pressure area wall CLINIC Welfare Clinic gen, R. N. clinic until September this free physical examination. 3 AMERICAN LEGION 222 Fifteenth Annual Junior League Hollywood . . 44 26 620 Portland 38 30 559 Missions . 31 33 52 Los Angeles .. .. 36 33 522 Sar Francisco .3 38 412 Seattle .. 32 37 464 Sacramento 31 38 449 Oukland . 24 43 .358 National Leaguc . Won Lost Pct. St. Louis .. . 34 16 630 New York .. 31 19 620 Chicago . 30 21 588 Boston 25 519 Brooklyn 28 462 | Pittsburgh .. 29 420 Philadelphia .. 31 .392 Cincinnati 36 333 § American League Won Lost Pet. Philadelphia 39 13 150 | Washington 38 17 831 |Néw York .27 22 551 jCleveland . . 26 27 491 Boston —] 30 400 ,Chicago .19 31 .380 Détroit ... 21 35 St. Louis ... 17 32 { Juneal City League Won Lost Pet. 6 2 '750‘ 5 4 556 i 2 1 i BABY AND CHILD WELFARE 'gion will be played here late in The American Legion Auxiliary| will hold another Baby and Child Thursday after-| noon from one to four at the Dug-; {out, Miss Mildred Keaton, R. N, in charge, assisted by Miss Elsic Bag- This will be the last cash. Burroughs Adding Machine. and all $100.00. L. C. Smith typewriter, mothers are urged to bring their $60.00. babies and older children to the Dugout Thursday afternoon for (adv.) of the British Ryder Golf Cup tcam do not think much of the bigger and lighter Amecrican ball but hope for the best when they meet America’s leading profession- als in the cup matches at Colum- bus, June 26. ‘The team of ten men arrived to- day aboar dthe liner Aquitania and promptly gave their collective opin- ion of the ball which will be used. ¢ B. B. DATES GIVEN HOUSTON, Texas, June 17.—The ‘World’s series of the American Le- ' August or early in September. | There will be three games. ————— MUST SELL: JMMEDIATELY One BSpecial-six Studebaker Se- dan; new rubber; excellent me- chanical condition; $250.00 for ALASKA PERSONAL SERVICE AGENTS, 206 Seward Building, Phone 3342, (adv.) e T T IIIH!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIHIIIIIIII|H|NIIHI|I|IIIII|IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIlII||AIIIflIIIIHI|flIHIIIIIIA|Hlllllll|lmlll SHIRES’ CHEW Joined, they would form a hermetically sealed space station with oxygen supply for its crew and surplus fuel for rockets €n route to more distant goals. At first such a celestial filling station would be used for the re- fueling of fast round-the-world rocket planes capable of encircling the globe in 90 minutes. The next step then would bethe building of a moon rocket which could be refueled 600 miles up— | figuratively speaking at the “top of the hill,” for the hardest part of the trip would be the 600-mile climb against gravity. Escaping from the moon's attrac- tion on the return trip would con- sume far less fuel, because of the smaller “pull” of the moon. e “Gabby One” in Minors has Dropped His Pub- licity Antics MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 17.—Art Shires is wea:-.g his chewing to- bacco in the other cheek now—and he's no longer concerned with whether it's the biggest chew in the league. The conceit, logquacity and cocki- ness which made him ‘“good copy” for the papers, but “bad medicine” for his bosses in the big leagues, have been put away, with excellent ! results to his playing in Class AA baseball. Serious Bosses, fans and critics of the Brewers are convinced, now that ! the former “Whattaman” has set- s 1o insist on him letting new | tled down to serious pastiming, that the mannerisms which gained him columns of publicity, but no ad- vancement with the Chicago White Sox and Washington Benators, |were not inherent in him, but merely assumed for purposes of at- tracting attention. i That he did the latter is now The June groom will recognize the g glad rags, fur coats and such take over the job of telling her how much he adores her. IS SHRINKING his exit from the major leagues caused 'few. tears. Is Docile and his playil Tesponding iprovement. over 400 most.of the time. the resujts. ———— Lazy Fascist Students ————— | baseball history. It is also history that in the long run his actions re- dounded to his disadvantage and! \Jivestock was handled mkyu-dl at Montgomery, during 1930. Conduct ‘With the Milwaukee club Shires’ conduct’ has been more than docile, has shown a cor- He fielding well, .hustling all the time, dojng his best to maintain hars mony on.the club, and for the first month of the season was batting . ‘The one-time “gréat one,” in his {own well-publicized opinion, has ap- parently found that the fans judge by results rather than words, his ‘bosses say. And he’s giving them . Pay Military Penalties ROME, June 17.—Playing hookey.' junder the Fascist educational sys- | tem," has become a military crime. Members of the Fascist univer- sity group ‘who fail to do their hme -work fimd themselves sen- {tenced to clean greasy rifles under ' the watchful eye of a hardboiled black-shirt sergeant. Even giggling in class may bring this penalty. ’ After several hours of fatigné duty the student is told to remems- ! &the Mussolinian slogan that “a | and a musket make a perfect More than $10,000000 worth of 1 the Ala, With Two Puir Paits B. M. 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