The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 17, 1940, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA {:‘MPIRE, MONDAY, JUNE 17,1940 Newlicuser, Ticers' Kid Hurler, Is a Scotls's Dream Come True | | { [ | [ { | i | 1 ' ! } | ' | K " Munich, Germany, birthplace of Nazism, mecca of the brown-shirted followers of Adolf Hitler, is : o | “eported to have felt the sting of war as French planes rained bombs upon “military objectives” in the % ! city. Bombing of the city was in reprisal for the aerial attack on Paris. | i : ; i | I . f { i i e | B e 3 ’ g, ) ing southpow pitching recruit o f the year, is. shown above in pitching azwm as a Newhouser, wid at a dra flulg board and machin ¢ in Wilbur Wright High Sehool, Detroit. Detroit Tig TAF! | He his professional debut by | as one of the mos:, prom.suag I i “’U,m’ pitching Alexandria, La., to a 5-2|ever to hit the majoss, was sent to ‘ iRy, victory over Lafayette in an Evan- | Buffalo, Newhouser, unheralded and DE’I‘HO[T ‘Will Newhouser stick? 14 It t depends on how gclne League game in April, 1939, | unsung, has shown far mire bright- dunno, I heaz it de 5 U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER (By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) ¥orecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4:30 p.m. June 17: Cloudy tonight; light rain Tuesda; minimum temperature tonight about 48; moderate southeasterly winds. Forecast for Southeast Alaska: Increasing high cloudiness to- night followed by light rain Tuesday over the north portion, and light rain tonight and Tuesday over the south portion; slightly warmer tonight; moderate southeast and easterly winds except fresh over sound and straits and becoming northerly over Lynn Canal Forecast of winas along the coast of the Guif of Alask Increasing easterly winds tenight, becoming moderate to fresh sou e ly T from Dixon Entrance to Cape Spencer; and mo erale easterly tonight, becoming moderate to fresh Tuesday, fro:m Cape Spencer to Kodiak, LOCAL DATA Time Barometer ‘leinp. Humidity Wind “alocity Weather 4:30 p.m. yest'y 3012 4 67 S 6 Cloudy 4:3 a.m. teday 3017 41 91 SE 2 Cloudy Neon today 30.08 61 42 s 8 Clear RADIO REPORTS TODAY Max. tempt. | Lowest 3:30am. Precip. 3:30a.m. Station lase 24 hours | temp. temp, 24 hours Weather Barrow 3 29 0 Cloudy Fairbanks i 51 056 Cloudy Nome | 37 [} Cloudy Dawson ’ 48 A4 Cloudy Anchorage 58 | 8 0 Cloudy Bethel 62 | 48 0 Cloudy St. Paul 48 | 41 0 Cloudy Dutch Harbor 55 43 0 Cloudy Wosnesenski 45 0 Cloudy Kanatak 48 0 Cloudy Kodiak 44 0 Cloudy Cordova | 49 02 Cloudy Juneau L4 H8 Cloudy Sitka 41 0 Pt ( 1dy Ketchikan 2 0 Prince Rupert 58 43 03 Prince George . 61 | 381 0 Seattle 3 48 0 Pertland % | 56 0 Pt. Cldy San Francisco . 65 . 57 57 0 Clou iy WEATHER ¢ A moderate disturbance which appears to be advancing north- eastward was situated this morning in the lower middle Gulf of Al- aska about 500 miles southwest of Dixon Entrance, while a narrow ridge of high pressure extended over Southeast Alaska and the northern portion of the Gulf. Fair weather has prevailed over the southern half of the Seaftle Juneau Airways but there were showers early Sunday over most sections of Southeast Alaska, however, con- ditions improved during the afternoon Temperatures continued coc! this morning over Southeast Alaska but temperatures rose v Nity He made his bow in the American |ly. g % in the Interior. he goes against Kansas City in T iust five months 1a- | Newhouser, a native: of Detroit, : bt o League—at 17—just five months la cuser, Juneau, June 18.—Sunrise 3:533 am., suns 109 X that exhibition ¢one wiiomow” | T to the Cleveland Tns | is still a student at Wilbur Wright uneau, June e Lm. sunset 10:09. pm. s e ot in | diane;. S \tn E0ek effort high schosl in the off-season, He i ; 3 v <y g B orid Beat Senaters, Yanks is due to get his diploma, next Jan- which will support you and your WILLIAMS TO HYID Florida this sp YOHd o tuecessive viclories this| uary upon completing a course in family g ¥ M. D. Williams, District Engineer have even: % "hea X ”"‘: vl - AWaahiaton 3 and | drafting. To charges that it has coddled of the Public Roads Administration of youug, Harold Newhouser ":“,‘,m. ‘Vankees, 4-2, silenced all| He was elected captain of the penniless migrants and thus encour- | left on the steamer Yukon for Detroit Tig " " of sending Harold back to the | school's basketball team but quit aged them to stay in California highway inspection work at Hyder. Ha ainst Kan- o i e o e 1 they are eligible for state relief. - c laying at the request of Egan, who A unti a gible ate relief, sus City o pitch . Som ot ch youngster iia}v(hhjury A e young find. OU'I' OF THE OVEN_waterproof and fireproof, say designers, is this hvc:-plue military. the (PBA. replics that fbs tase] ‘€x- BOlioRe PERBh b bt e O I S d the prob- Played Legion Ball | type training plane being rolled out for initial tests af Burbapl, CHL. T8 oot 55 ar.lo'::'ee‘; Makers | penditures in that line have been| A building permit has been is- jepended <n his showing, lie hurled 15 alres RN i i —thin strips of spruce saturated an ” s 9 ok fickars f!(\::fnutt ball and allowed orly two able successor to Robert Moses (Lef- His sole experince before ,!oinmz material: D o a6 per cent lighter than conventional plane structure. $6£00'00(_,L’ Al g :ue'd th T IRABEE 1. nertorm ’ . {y) Grove as the American League's | the Tiger organization was in the| gains is, it reports, is $134-1$125 worth of plumbing work a :ufilas] i and just 12 greatest scuthpaw. American Legion ranks and with a' g 1900,000 spent in Oklahoma, Texas, 1038 H. Street, ewhouser sh and j ETERLAR pal| He is in direct contrast to Freddy | Class E team in the Detroit sandlot Diego, Calif. club in the national|of the country not to trv to improve | national issue larac i o e n, for whom the Detroit federation. Legion tournament semi-finals. 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