The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 15, 1937, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1937. By GEORGE McMANUS time getting a place to view the parade. Did he see it—?7 well here he is——— ¢ BRINGING UP FATHER Dutch Court Well Jiggs, Maggie and daughter, also the dog, went to the coronation in Londen. They had plenty of excitement going across the pond. In Londcn, they had trouble find- paper. L e e | Juliana Enlivens ing a location for their temporary residence but finally got settled. Maggie really got her picture in a London news- »me picture to be sure. Then Jiggs had a hard B8Y GOLLY- | WUz NEARER TO THE COROMNAT IO PLACE - | CAN'TC SEE A THING- —By Pap LIND ON DEAN <771 | T0 BREAK HIS 5-WIN STREAK [ Pittsburgh Gets to St. Louis Star Pitcher for 14 to 4 Victory ts Cartoon FIST FIGHT IN Daily Spor PACIFICCOAST g LEAGUE QUELLED =0 HE FARLY | majors with a fair copy of the act made famous by the elder n, but most seem to overdo the dizzy business. They don't seem to be! genuine. | Grissom, however, is a natural, or what is known as “a character.” Be- | sides that he’s a pretty fair country | pitcher, one of the most promising rookie hurlers in ae Nation.l| League this year. Dressen, who is something of a comedian himself, quotes the big fellow gleefully. One of his favor-| ite yarns concerns the reception Lefty gave General Manager War- yen Giles at the Tampa training camp. Fireworks Start When Two Players Collide—Hom- ers Win Contests een Wilhen Since her marriage last January, Princess Juliana of Holland has “gone modern” to considerable extent She and her new husband, Prince Bernhard zu Lippe-Biesterfield, spent most of their honey- moon touring the gay spots of Europe. The heiress to Dutch throne has taken off 17 pounds, improved her natural charm by the aid of beauty experts, and acquired a new wardrobe in the latest manner. . As a result, the somewhat staid Dutch ‘court over which Queen Wil- helmina has presided with Victorian austerity for manv vears has taken or new life and gaiety (By Ass A free-for-all i ted Press) t fight yesterday, was added to the hard fight for leadership in the Pacific Coast League as Sacramento clung to ihe iwo game marg:n lead for nead of the column. i I'wo players collided and a fight started but cooler heads kept the two teams from mixing it up. Sa- cramento defeated San Diego by a icore of 4 to 3 | A home run by the Missions de-| ated Portland, a homer by San sco beat Oakland and a eir- drive by Los Augeles gave the to Seattie (By Assoviated Press) Pitisburgh landed cn Dizey Dean Lefty was waiung for the boss yesterday afterncon and ‘ed his man. He wanted spending money. string of five ight wins, Dizzy, Giles protested that he hadn't even #ic s e up to vesterd ‘l.‘ul «llowed oaly had time to change his shirt when ~HE CW | ¥ two earned runs in 46 innings Lefty hit him for the dough. e | Pittsburgh defeated 8t. Louis yes- well,” drawled = Lefty, “I just |terday by a scove of 14 to 4. 1 to be sure you didn't get - >os . Mr. Giles.” | handed over the money and i *Now Lea2, don't spend all this n cno place.” 8y PAP' Oh, -nu,” LAty b | s AND WHATS HUNDREDS OF ALASKAN LAID PERSONS STILL ~ TO FINAL REST OUT OF HOMES i i :Civic and F;cd‘eral Author- |VET KIKI CUYLER | ties Act Jointly in ed el Mo an e remains were shippes here STILL (E_()_E_S SIRONG‘ Giving Aid for burial in the Arcadia Memorial, — I : e e (Continueu rom }’ngn One) L | ORIC DRY CLEANING [ ] Soft Water Washing Your . ALASKA LAUNDRY PHONE 15 “You Wl oo ¥ replied R SEATTLE, May 15—Fellow Al askans this afternoon at 2 o'clock | attended the funeral services for Christian Michelson, 65, Deputy U. S. Marshal at Cordova, Alaska. He died in a Cordova hospital May 4 : cin depend on m cuit seatt mps GAM H Pacific Coasi League i Los Angeles 6; Seattle 2. 2 3 | San Diego 3; Sacramento 4 ! iy — COUNT ON ME. ; | FRIDAY When Manager Chuck Dressen put out the word that his Cincinnati! CINCINNATI, O, May 15 'Reds would ve to get tough, he dopsn’t pay to write an “old-timer’s {found a ready ally in Lefty Lee obit” in baseball 55 s { Grissom Hazen Kiki Cuyler of Cincinnati’s ways }md bridges and traffic lines Next to pliching Lefty likes to Reds was tabbed as a “has been” Fadiating from the city. Heo proved it the other on the way out several yea: The moving picture company. ma- fight best X |day when he mixed with the Pitts- Today, Kiki, at thirty-six, prom- rooned on the island area for two all returned late yesterday |burgh Pirates om, a 200-lises to stick around indefinitely 43S g |pounder, will be handy to have and is faster than all the Red base- afternoon by motorbost Cremsing. laround when Dressen and surly Bur- runners with the exception of Joe = The swollen Chena, Which carries MAVAGER. CHARLIE™ pe s ORESSEN TE STUFF Topour All Righis Reserved by The Associated Press Sacramento San Francisco Los Angeles S 000000 “Now I can settie 1 am confident e Louis. Portland Oakland Missions National League Won Lost Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Brooklyn Chicago Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati | Texas Veteran Kills Man in| Urged for Passage at i Scuolete $E|a’ rolgngz)é-— Present Session ‘ o AUSTIN, Texas, May 15.—Repre-, | NEW YORK, May 15—Elated bY| \j,qINGTON, May 15. — Farm |sentative B. E. Quinn, it [the Federal Court decision in their |, pizqgion leaders have served no- |grey-haired veteran of the Texas) Taver, Ohicago priEpIEE are going iioe they will ask Congress to pass|Legislature, is charged Wwith the ! ahead with their preparations for|, . socsion a permanent Iong-|hotel slaying of Herman Hicks, the Braddock - Louis heavyweight yho farm plan incorporating the Houston civil engineer, shortly af- championship fight there June 22.1,.,0fits of the old AAA to the nor-|ter dawn today, in a complaint| The Court denied Madison Smmrc:mul granary measure. The pro-|filed in the court of a Justice of the Garden’s request for a tvmporflr.‘/“)oxa]. it is said, has the backing of {Peace. Quinn was released under | linjunction to restrain Braddock|president Roosevelt and Sccrctflry]’a $1,000 bond and went to the State | HHrum participating in the Chicagolof Agriculture Wallace. Capitol where a session is in pro- |fight. The Garden officials based | - |gress. ‘th ir action on a contract they hold| The department of justice esti-| Quinn said Hicks was one of th:-f with Braddock calling for the cham-| mates that, during 1936, of the | two men who rapped on his hotel | American League Won Lost Philadelphia 10 5 Cleveland New York Boston Detroit St. Louis Chicago Washington SSAERL e GETS A FULL CASE OF Portland 1; Missions 6. FOR /5 WS, gan Francisco 3; Oakland 0. CHARLIE Other games postponed on — count of wet grounds or rain. LEE Detroit 5; St. Louis 6. e GZESOA/— Cther scheduled games postponed | | ROOK(E HURLER— leigh Grimes renew the feuding Dwyer. 2o fce, continued to run bankfull €TANDING OF CLUBS d ; & they started down in Florida. | Cuyler's lifetime baseball average last night. QAF” 4 pen along every so often. Many| Trv The Empire classifieds for |ycung ball players come to the quick results. down to trainin: I am going to beat TITLE MIX GETS pgpy CHARGED WITH f 25,000 M ' LllA 01 Zo,UtU e y FARMEBS MAKE | THE MAN WHO MAKES THE FED. COURT'S OK - HOTEL SLAYING | N e W e 2 ) MURE DEMANDS\ dential Mediation Board has avert- | { __ irailway workers on nine lines in the New York area. ' o 3 T Against Champ’s Fight- | . ing in Chlcago { R u N for sale at The Empire Office. are leaders throughout the WORLD. National League \ - Pittsburgh 14; St. Louis 4. ° ) G American League o1 account of weather conditions. | “Tie CINCINWATI Reps i gl i Without trying, Lefty is one of is .326. R T those “colorful” guys who just hap-! e M d t H o , Mediation Has BRADDOCK-LOUIS & - - LEGISLATOR IS - Averted Strike led a threatened strike of 25,000 o u! = : w 1 i Tribunal Denies In]unctlon‘ Permanent Long Time Plan F l R s T H o M E o T Lode and placer location notices DIESEL and FUEL OIL BURNERS NEW DIESEL ALT HEIDELBERG IEE8case SEE THE 1937 FULL AUTOMATIC BURNER | AT THE HOTELS Gastineau Jack Couture, Juneau. Alaskan George Kezak, Roslyn. 1 I |plon to *|New York meet Max Schmeling The worried look disappeared fro Braddock’s face when he was (ol the news. a tremendous load from his min He said the decision took in| totai number of crimes reported in the United States, 95.1 per cent mlwerr- against property and the re- 1d | maining against persons. ————— d, Today’s News Today—Empire. Movie Strikers Mast Have Refreshments A group of pickets in the strike against the m2jor metion picture studios in Hollywood are pictured as they received coffes and dcughnuts from a “supply car’ that made the rounds of the nicket room door after he had complained | lof noise in a nearby room, and] threatened to kill him. H In the scuffle, Quinn said he was | hit several times and then got his revolver to use to hit back and the gun was accidentally discharged. Quinn said he had never seen cilh:-r’ of the men before. | COVERNMENT 1S ENJOINED Temporary Restraining Order Issued in Alum- inum Company Case | PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 15. — | Federal Judge Gibson today issued (& temporary injunction preventing |the Government from continuing | prosecution of its anti-trust suit {against the Aluminum Company of | America. He continued the tem- | porary restraining order issued last month. [ ————. 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