The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 13, 1940, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1940. MEN JOINING NAVY'™ TO SEE WORLD''* MAY ALSO SEE PENSACOLA AIR STATION— | | 5 | I i THEORY INTO PRACTICE_High above the U. S. naval air station at Pensacola, Fla., one of the training planes “breaks formation.” Pensacola station, a pioneer in naval aviation, offers courses for aviation cadets and for air-minded graduates of the U. S. nava! academy at Annapolis. MAN AT WORK_pespite appearances, that man's NOT loafing but is hard at work watching aviation cadets flying over- head at U. S. naval air station in Pensacola, Fla. A stunt check pilot, he's dictating comments to man with pencil, these for use during a later criticism of the flight, | P.C. PLAYER (OREGON WANTS NOW FOR SQUADRON FLIGHT —Attentively cade! t the U. S. naval air station in Pensacola, Fla., listen to final instructions for their first formation flight. The naval station st Pensacola is a training center for the navy’s aviators, the “Annapolis of the air,” SIGN LANGUAGE_“Dive here and level out here” seems to be the “hand language” used by Flight Instructor K. L. Gage to tell Cadets H. D. O'Neal, Jr.,, Oakland, Cal, and F. P. McCarthy (right), Newton, Mass.,, what he expects of them in practice hops at the U. S. naval air station, Pensacola, Fla, WATER ON ICE o, Semren 0 S48k »Xf"ii"xfifJx-if‘.?’ Giants’' Southpaw Rookie Star | ans report that the star SIAR plT(HER OF of the Seattle Rainiers, Barrett, will be disabled for Dr. William Glasgow said that r at Richardson, came the report % PSS B: tt suffered a slight injury to that the main channel is now open. Kewp|e Barre" Wi“ Prob- his side, but should be back into At Big Delta, water is running as ably Be Out of Game - HOSPITAL FOR the game before the end of the The Fairbanks News-Miner f jt has during virtually the entire month. It was feared that the ace last Monday, April 8, says daytime gwinter for Two Weeks pitcher Kewpie about to be still solid hurler might be cut for longer when Sun is apparently waging a win- el e | | llwo plA(Es ‘ Bill Asks CO“gress for § he was sent hcme from California DIng Wwar against nightly freczes ! 1 Pfleger Is Out of Game, in' by Interior Dept. 5 A Fr) A Accident - Hits Don’t { WASHINGTON, April 13. — Con- | struction at Portland, Oregon, of a hospital for the insane of Alaska, is sought by Representative Homer under the law. from George . L e | A telephone report Hupprich, manager of the Nenana ! Ice Classic which closed recently,| The Bahama Islands number 20, carried inform~tion that the Tan-| some of them uninhabited. | A Tiiver ' s rianked® iy poala ot Sy s | =i B Count, One Game water, Vatican City, the independent state of the Pope, has a popula- tion of about 1,000 (By Associated Press) D. Angell, of Oregon et A collision at second base last| The hospital, land, and equipment Empire classifieas oring rasults. night left Roy Pfleger, Sacramen-| cost js estimated at $2,500,000, and 4 to secorid baseman, with a legwould be built and operated at the 3 i % ¢ broken in two places and marred’ direction of the Si ary of In- e 3 4 - i the evening's play in the Coast | terior o SEATTLE, April 1° 801~ Today’s news today in Th npire. e 0 0 1 i s o Oldest Bank in Alaska Commercial Safe Deposit The ice is reportea us shi rot- ting. and broken by water stretches as large as 300 to 400 feet in sev- League. Pfleger collided with Frank Hawkins, Portland second suckrr‘ After the accident Sacramento| went on to win, thanks to Bob| Blattner’'s home run in the fourth inning with two men on bases. | ‘ 4 Runs in Ninth | Empire cl | San Diego scored four runs in“”, i the ninth inning last night to| _ steal a victory from Oakland | | Hits Don’t Win | Joe Kelly, Haberdasher ‘| Hollywood got most runs last! Aqenl for CROSSETT SHOES night although Los Angeles got | Joe Kelly, Haberdasher most of the hits. Los Angeles got Next to Winter & Pond D There are 165,000,000 acres of public domain remaining in the United States, - - >~ - Savings Banking by Mail Department The B. M. BBehrends Banik Tunecu, Alaska 11 hits while Hollywood got one. Seattle Loses } San Francisco evened the series Roy Joiner defeating Seattle with Winner of 21 games for Jersey City in 1939, southpaw Roy Joiner two runs in the second inning and| is expected to give the New York Giants a left-handed star to assist one in the third, tapping Turpin 7 “Niff Melton and Carl Hubbell help revive Giant fortunes lirer st Wiie In' evon dhriiNGa: EE | | ¢ Gisgegs Brutbug GAMES rRIDAY R BASEBALL GROCERY TRIO xn ‘ DOPE BOODK Pacific Coast League bo sent without cost! 165— 531 Sacramento i 177—°531"' Holmquist 177 169 176— 522 WINSTOURNEY =< = s Gt the 1940 | g S8 ey i Radde Croken Won Lost Pct. Tho new BASEBALL REGISTER gives 8 k personal facis and lifetime records on the 0 Portland E 385 N, . M }g;—.gafl B Pranciiis alo: end 13 cents in stampe of @ 195— 552 Nows Record Book FREE [ Stevenson 171 171 171— 513 San Diego "5 400 headliners. F' - game's eadliners. -clul--ufio.n ploe May Rayela WindsUp Sea % L akiand PR e R P €. C.SPINK & SON e ST.LOUIS, MO, 'last night, o 3; Seattle 1. Sacramento 4; Portland _. San Diego 5; Oakland 4 Hollywood 6; Los Angeles 3. San Francis | 520 537 548—1605 J. 8.. Signal Corps 166 213 172— 551 | 169 169 169—*507 Totals U NEW RULES, SCHEDULES, - major league club rosiers, box scores, Lou Gehrig's first and last games, and othes KEGISTER or 1. gorts| = Dope Book { Totals 506 553 512—1571 Seattle ball weskly. son by Bowling 601 Ths Aneeled e Branswick B Ugrin 181 181 George Brothers came out win- Seston 169 169 ners of the Commercial Bowling League last night as that last tour- ney of the Juneau winter kegling sedson came to a close. | STANDING OF THE CLUBS GISTER ot paid, and Tha Dope Hollywood | | smpo: OUR MODERN PRINTING PLANT IS EFFICIENT! The Empire Job Plant contains ail the necessary mechanical equipment needed to turn out good printed mat- ter rapidly! And this equipment is operated by men who are speedy and experienced, too. 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SANDERS Eoas T | - 525 541 515—1581 wome oy """ DIES DECLARES Bertholl ... 162 133 134— 420 The George Brothers Benedict 147 147 147—"441 “AZI RED ploll' whipped the Signal Corps 188 175 150— 513 g | of four points, while in the other R i, | contests of the evening, Brunswick (Handicap) 18 18 18— 54 lOOMS MEXI(O won_four from Home Grocery and Totals 515 473 449—1437 ’ Cosmopolitans won four from the ‘ s 4 | 255 iy | Cosmopolitan Max Rayela of the Cosmos squad Rayela 191 225 185— 601 Sayssame For(es as work-‘ won high honors for the night Nelson 181 151 158— 4 y G with 601, Hildinger 164 166 195— 525 ed n Spam Fomenf' The results of the tournament —— ! . will be announced next week, pro-: Totals 53 542 538—1616 Ing Trouble Anew prietors of the Brunswick said, and Barber Shop | g B announced that beginning today, Ragodus 136 169 161— 466 WASHINGTON, April 13.—Rep- the alleys will be open to the pub- Mangalao 125 192 145— 462 pesentative Martin Dies said ae Phone 374 POLLY ANDHERPALS HOWS ANGEL'S SPRAINED LONG, COUSIN { CARRIE 2 Box 2824—JUNEAU OFFICE: 205 So. 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