The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 30, 1940, Page 2

e Cmaf Commandcr scheduled and Moose are | three-way tie that can result. Doug- . OFFFOR SECOND TIME to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1940. U. S. DEPARTM [ Anchorage " | OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU v e nl - | meet tonight, dhd Elks are to mes J "B AT Dy M 4 . VIAY m Moose tomorrow night, If Moose lose o} : both games, everyone is tied. If [ ‘ (By the U. S. Weather Burcau) NE K lu(K they win one, they are undisputed ase I e S Foreast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4:30 pan. July 5 i T champions of the year, champions " | Mostly cloudy with occasional light showers and not much < of the first half and the second in temperature tonight and Wednesday; "minimum temperatur as well night 53 de; gentle to moderate sout terly wind . follows | temperatures tonight and Wednesday; light to moderate southe:l Douglas winds g . /.o R ; g . Forccast of winas along (he coast of the Gulf 1 ‘ JTIAIS‘H\(‘I};‘:?;.F T“r“x‘\‘l:‘-' L”rl»\m:mw Roller, 2b i1 1 8% 3 Splke Ma(Lean.SaYS De-! soderats ‘soully and’ soitibaterty WRR MM Theon: Brfance 1 sungy: » ¢ ;s gl Manning, 3b 312020 . yakutat; and moderate cast’ and northeasterly winds from Yakut D!ln.\ :;‘ m;;- an‘lhpviu)]““] I.‘v.mly:\v; Erskine, p b 1 Pl o mand for Skilled Work- o Kodiak why ‘$hie ‘Bashville i SRAVE Rustad 81 288 0 ' LOCAL DATA I fhe Southern Association race Andrews, 1b 30 01020 men Is Still Great Time Barometer ‘Lemp. Humidity Wind Velocily ~ Weatl since opening day, admits to o4 MsCay, If 8 Xy 4% 0 | 4:30 pm. yesty 2 63 65 10 Cloi few supersitions Jensen, ¢ 0101 o ! 4:30 am. today .. 20.76 56 9 I Before every pitch he turns his | Bell rt 1 M Anchorage’ has “gons Army” ac-' oo e dohn & 4 i\ head toward rightfield, then to-| S T 300101 rding to Kenyon “Spi M- 1 : h § 8 ward leftfield, back dgdin to right, | Movaani rt %50 0.0 00D Lean. who Teturned ‘ofi"the Golum- SARIO. BREFDRYS e and then back to the left. i 4 pia last night from a brief busi- ¥ y Fans who have discovered his Totals 28 ' 7 24 13 4 ness trip to the Westward city by g b | Lowest 3:30am Precip. 3:30a.m «ccentricity grow ‘dizzy watching g Moose fcLean faid property in An- Siaticn Jast 24 hours tmp. temp. 24hous Weath A : ’ 3 i arrow 31 31 . him ABRHPOA E chorage 1 ut - 6f sight” ‘and| LR A 4", ".’ £ "1 calh quibibo, HE Sserts, -1 p-3b 5401 1 2.0 everybody is holding out for big owmag 8 8 4 @8 afraid to. Just as sure as I stopped AT, o Bt bt Lreld 1ot 1‘\)»\\«“”‘ 15 s 0 cl something’ terrible” would happen Tils Rt e Houklng | BepommtaRtisne T drchorge 50 50 01 Cle Someone would get hurt or we'd g b 4 17i1 D b tically nil, but work is bein ‘S(\ ;):“ ; .;(; 02 Clo get beat 20 ‘to 0.7 Johnson, 3b-p 115039 on living quarters at the| S T Lo o . ¢ { i b If the enemy batsmen begin to Kimball, 1f 2.5 h % b Army base site, McLean said, and Dufeh. ”‘f{_“'" f_:’ 47 48 0 Clou !‘ get’ Hot, Johriny “augments the ’ e i (‘; 5 54 B sddod Dhat, “FHA finanting ™18 \}wv'umn 2'] 53 54 0 P - hedd fwisting ‘routinie by touching General Jarman P R B R wpparently the only thing that wiil| Sodiak 70 56 56 0 C ‘»fl his chifi ‘with each ~foresrm — 4 STOSIY 2 : nghot » bullding boom,»| ~Cordova 67 57 50 0 clou Gen. Sanderford Jarman, above, Grummett, cf 4 0°1°200 i 1¢hor e a0 Junean 65 56 T i twice. is commander of the Panama “Lawson, cf 0 0000 0 1 most working capital tied up g % s Clow At bat/ he taps the plate twice, ganal zohe'sseparate coast artil- Mol & < Y ewhere e & s Pl and between pliches, (irs ab his lery brigade -whose huge Talle | popg 39 513219 0 Wareks said! hoveyer. that “any| Sethikan ... 68 56 c belt—twice road gilns were rushed to the At- | o oo Grommett In - sevehth e Tboler can fo-to Work lip|. LIAGRS SWIRELt .. 67 53 56 p - If the Vols need a hit vadly, he lantic go:q as the zope was put 1 0 o e i there,” the best construction Prince George .. 69 46 49 25 Clou lets three little girls—daughter: n war SOOMW., N i Stk B Y By foreme, 10 Seattle 69 58 59 0 [ ohsa b beNblal-foiich Jils' mase q";‘.!r)lcr\ ba..\m. Jrn‘scn. J(;ltm:sn;\.lLJ. 57 | clad® tatt Ria T il Portland 72 60 0 Clou srom flietr’ box "Lbdts 8chmitz, Gmmmvtt.‘ IWO-.)JM hits: - . | SR B radters 48 San Francisco . 67 58 0 Clou “Swe it helps” he Geclares em- Rustad, Jensen, 'Kimball; hit "By gor ghe second time in three years, Zeke Bonura, first-baseman-at- | “Cond BA5 COREITE TR WLATHER SYNOP phatically. “Tm bavibe the best pitched batl: ‘Erskitie, Manding by j,,ge( nau! packed hiis bags to:lcave the Washington Senators. Sold ot b Eer 1t Halng tHe A moderate low pressurc area was centered in the Gulf of year I've evex hag,” G““,' 4, mu, SOy e 2,8 ': to the Chicago Cubs for;$10,000, Zeke was to report to his new (cam v " ibRTake " of P /\rm\’ Me.| this morning while & large area of high pressure covered m e R derih (fitfvokly;nsgsg]n; A | f i 1958 Wastington sold him to the Giants for a reported | 20 CORTE Fhp A (TR0 g Ihe foot 6f BT North Pacific Ocean. Dirmg the last. 21 hou ; i A ; ¥ o 25,000, puss he was re-sold to the Senators this year. Zeke is shown el b e 0| cloudy™ weather general over most of Alaska and ther Gliy 5, by JOhMOH 1} passed bails: ) r: : | 1t8elf, you never saw SO many PIECCS| yinni hain“in the Interior, in Southeast Alaska, and in the sol J“h(n o cgumg ~timeé of game,! Q-nlm. to leave again »f equipment rufining around 'in aif the i R DU e s he souther je' ra 3 G e ' S ek H gt O A e d s Shrard the. dook|’ Waitiof the Jnma:. Seattle Airways ¥ g G ki e ¥ Juneau, July 31.—Sunrise 4:46 p.m., sunset 9:22 “ n b YA AF WY We g AF A A !e r, Gaffney. ©an Francisco at Portland and yards are so jammed with| i 9 Dm B} Diego at Oakland | equipment, that the boats are not Ea Sacramento at Hollywod always ' émplying their holds. William Mahoney and Daniel » iy e, il Mahoney Is. ussell Cook Deti,sinn_,in Armsirong Go °°f‘ Three- Way be Posmble If <« Paps Lose Next Two Winner for 1 Francisco at An 4\( at Portland wcramento at Oakland at Hollywood | After the (!mnu other guests ha | AFTERNOON AT Lo Enterfains with Dessert - Bridge 0 INTERIOR 5! Feaih‘e[wmghtBoxmngfle | st e TN OF "t (3 ] { ‘ (.,..‘;3'”:‘..;7.; ] INFORMAL TEA‘{ PR Tor Mrs. John J. Keyser and he @ I f d (:l As in the Imnk. at the crucial most™ promihent ~figures in the b o 42 %0 | R l‘l;v\ll:;‘. u‘\n‘u]v \':; ‘M.jv 2 ,m’w « M De Ende bv 0se moment whenr the hero s 5up- canned salmon industry, visited in (By Associated Press) ”‘k HEa 68 7 44 5 \." "}«nm.ll,n Minn., and “ M 3%, H poted to walk in: the door, ‘the! juneau last night, arriving on the| - Afieh letiing zdllant old Cafl Hub- |Los An Gt e 44| Mrs. John McCormick is enter-| ny Juck Jeffrey and baby | Worey. 1’ of whom | it W e out of a hitless-scoreless doldrum’ jnofrifng to” Fairbanks ‘Aboard “an'yesierday, the New York Giants €an Diego 60 63 agg | Wi “": her, Wes ‘[";‘J’l"_l'“’“‘l\_'“ from St. Ann's Hospital and are at = PUEE PAUY BALTIMORE, Md., July 30. — lo bat out five runs in the 1ast glectra, came to life whet"He 181t for Hollywood g gk mm.q(hnu petween 3 and 5 o'clock. | jjefi home. MR R D 2 Harry Jeffra, 124'¢ pounds, of Mning tie the score, then go to| Buschmann, a former President showers and then nipped the Red- | San Francisco i 450 The alfair is nlu h(mm‘(‘u Mx~ sl ",‘“"j nt 45, the, u”;“ Baic. @ Baltimore, Jast night successfully the extra inning to win 6% last| o the Associated Salmon ‘Packers, | skins. Portland 42 80 344 | B v_m_‘,”("gk’y'l \jl"‘ “l_‘,h((:l :N_”('] Young Stanley Zehn was dismiss- | 0" S0 ~]-m“;,r‘.~. Hai 1 defended the featherweight boxing night at Douglas. i {is' @ 'son of Peter BUscHmann,| a1 did not get the credit N “1’1?2}“):0\'(;?1‘ )]’h“’“_““l"'z‘(:‘Ml:}’/\‘;‘:f‘_ cd today from medical care at St ciech TR Themas Hah : crown last night by lgkill? the It was a funny, drizzly ball pioneer canneryman for whom the the victord &5 Fi Hismlrkst thie mound W Tk Sl !.p(“wm lmlm. “N“m”; ‘;:”w];‘n. | Ann's e Wi decision in the fight with Spider game, and most of this Horallo ciyy of Petersburg is named before Babe Young banged out a Cincinnati 60 632 | faan Gollega. s5ho. {s. traveling With]. .oy : R lical dis- Reck, Mrs. Tom Geotge, Mrs Trey Armstrong, 125 pounds, of Toronto, Algers stuff happened after fans August. Buschmann, interested in|qouble’ off the right field wall to Brooklyn 54 600 “~’ 2 8e, AR 3 ‘ Tom cnmful .v..\s ;;n n/\\m "-‘.‘ s S Davis, Mrs. Hetes mmm“ Mis. & in 15 rounds. had repaired to parked cars 01-‘“ number 'of *canneries, and one grive in the deciding tally in the New York 48 558 A T E hn\\‘l e akburtt m‘nu sal today from St. Ann’s Hos- Geo and M0 b R fad et A"m““’"’l‘“ led early b”; Lk A ‘\'"\‘;‘]\. ;;mwd)mmv b thutth |of the owners of Pyramid Packing nijith ‘innfng, Hubbell collccled Chicazo 49 BI0 | o ar It Tes tabls and “twer Dl the honorees. down in the eleventh round on an oose made a run in the fow Gompany: * 18, alsb + intérested:” i gy “hge ; o | CoDUELE R R P, 4 = E i » overhand right and was behind two in the sixth, and two in thef pning ;)lopeny of the Alaska Pa- 4 b;’)a;(;,:m;g: Pirated :”,YIJ\)::»":M :: ;'71; Y hmhh“‘.“fl;;:f::(‘,(,‘,‘? ‘{:I”:‘ Bor- |, Al,‘m';w‘.‘v‘\'lx:“:’;:,:“g;:n‘::)‘l:“,r“:: thereafter 3 | first half of the seventh. In'seven cifjc Mining Company in the Wil-|'Pefe Coscarart’s”sihgle' with two Philadelphia 30 349.| jeske. Miss Peetison” and Mrs. Sm-\'}l s ‘;“‘u';(",w“‘ 3 P s A The Associated Press score card innings, with the advantage of 13|,y Creek district where he is/'on Bases and the score tied in Bosten 2 341 | riq \\;':lll‘n( St aoting B jdyes for dismissed ‘_; g i A gives Jeffra seven rounds, Arm- hils off Erskine and four Douglas|pying for a brief business trip. | ninth' inning. brought'thé Brooklyn American League the American Tegion Auxiliary pop- | *Rene Straiger was dismissed to- B e e 1o | strong six and two rounds were errors, Moose, playing erroriess ball s e g o Dod;!emnnctori‘ Y““"‘d’“ over the Won Lost py poster contest, of which Mrs, (hvllxron: m‘('du‘u] are u‘t Sl: Ann’s. | i strong seven and two rounds were ]v\::lx( (leli' llx)xtuh‘ll\:ml:::l ss ball, ap- 4 Py e " Pu:\hm% i Detroit 56 2 | McCormick is in charge. e s Tl‘!angifi even. peared .80 “be 8 v Shortstop 'Arky 'Vaughn of the Cleveland 55 | = - . 3 : TR Yesterday. we had our schedule GuardS'F. D Pirates aiig‘ Citchei BalLu; Phelps of Boston 50 4 /i\:\x*n“;l(:;:)(l:tw‘l’f is\t,. Am‘:;‘]}:;?:‘:&] Thorouch Wor Sup\cr.bc to .The Daily Alaska all balled up and Elks looked like| the Dodgers, tangled in a fist fight New York 4 ‘e . oaay, J. s I fimpire—the paper with the largest: they were out of the season, but it at first A% T tHE nifith itining yes- Chicago 5 Dmner W'” Hon()f | i e ik paid circulation, happens the Elks can finish in the terday and' both umc expeiled from W hin: 40 | |(l|~ll‘)h‘ifll fhom Bt dnkis thady, AR o e ~ the'game. ! St. Louis 39 M,—S N 0 Hardy il & 5 i Cardials ‘6n Swal Win Plitlidelphia ) A | Ole Nielson was dismissed today Phone " . . : Paced by Johnny Mize, who knock- Gastineau Channel = it il fatre L4t Bt Ann's me Put a Covic Diesel in Your Boat If You Want RNy sctnpy Mis o heck Won o 2ot 4o o comptime to e . o103, L e . 507 ORE ROOM IN YOUR BOAT Cardinals defeated the Boston Bees Moose 6 4 600 | Hardy of Ketchikan, Mr. and ot : m § ore "Miles for Your Money Elks 5 6 -455 Wwalter Hellan will be hosts llus A baby boy was born last night Lomfortable, Quiet Ride itches Cubs to Win Douglas 5 6 evening with a dinner-party at their | .+"t1 Government Hospital to Mr. Claude Passeau settled down after b2 home on Dixon Street ; and Mrs. Francis Marvin An Engine that Instantly Starts . Assurance of Safe Trjps- Freedom from Fire Hazards A Broad Range of Smooth Speeds Low Operating and Maintenance Costs Reduced Insurance Rates Smokeless, Odorless Exhaust Full- Diesel Dependability | triumph of the year. { Tigers Are Chinned | the first inning yesterday and pitch- |ed the Chicago Cubs to & victory | |over the Phillies for his twelfth The Detroit Tigers took it on the Their guests will be Mr. and Mrs. John Cashen of Ketchikan, Robert | Cqmcmn of Seattle, M| ‘md Mis. | CLOTHES OF SUB - DEBS ARE VERY IMPORTANT Subscripe to The Daily aiaska Em- pire — the paper with the largest guaranteed r‘uull.mon Emph e Classifieds Pay! MODES 0000000 ichm again yesterday, dropping the decision to their jinx, the Athletics, |to cut their lead to one game. Fred- | die Hutchinson was driveh’from the mound in the seventh.. I# was De- . 4n Engite that Can Be Easily Hand C, ranked CHARLES 6. WARNER CO. o/ lfie MOMENT Amy Portor. by G M CT R UCKS Compare Them With All Others! 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Their wardrobes are very important, then, and should | e chosen with care. At the left above Mnureen 'Hara is wearing a daytime costume in effect. The skirt, suspender and handbag are’ ry’&e of moss green linen, and the silk_blouse has waluwen‘ pmem printed in white and red on Ern e 4 | Left to right: Peasant dny"me costume, pinafore playsuit, souflle :;venlng frock. L4 matching green ground. Center, Maureen hag chosen a pinafore motif in play suits, with ruf« fled halter and fitted shorts made of white sharke skin. Kathryn Adams is modeling an agquamarine souffle evening frock, the bodice having a wrapped effect from low waistline to shoulders, the filmy sleeves gathered at the shoulders and hanging free. The fullness of the skirt is emphasized by a deep ‘atheted flounce,/ | Lutile yairbanks, of the films, ‘! goes skating in culottes. The dress | is brown-barred sheer beige wool, | shirred in front,