The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 13, 1941, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1941. 'WANER BROTHERS " BACKINBRAVES | BOSTON, June 13—Now that the| | Waner brothers have been reunit- | ed in Boston, the Braves can boast! Worid Series Is Never Sell-Out, Yagk; Stadium NEW YORK, June 13—There DAY In Behrends Men's Shop You'll Find the Gifts Befitting the Greatest Man in the Sgleu tiEA:li) (" SUNDAY IS FATHER'S | WALLOPING Pen Set for Derby Builder N but probably won't—that they Revetiesst & Doell-owy crawc have the oldest outfield trio in the| World YOUR DAD! yankee Stadium for a world se! majors. Lloyd Waner is 35 and s R e e B ST sen ot o | o Tha, San Diegoand § fol WERE_ESPECIALLY PROUD OF OUR had the . sign out for sev- ; - AT . e " the Braves' regular center fielder, an Diego and dacramenio| %2 | eral regular season ‘“crucial’ con-'; g ; | =y INCTIVE COLLECTION OF FATH . is 39. i ; ) A | R ,’; \ DISTIN ; o s | weusms Amarve Win Third Straight | QWY TAQ it v Body The o vk JONNSON GOES SOUTH | 0 R. A. Welsh arrived Games in Series ‘d‘\ ®i with them every day. If there's any doubt G W Jormsoaiidt the a1l DA iffom, (REGHIKAD, lastnight | .\‘*r i in )ynur nnr;]d, 0{ if yhalud} like a qilh t{ml s ieorge . Johnson, e 3 o nde: " ! g i Al ] ight to real show him how you leel . . | P Juneau mine staff, is a pas- when pilot Herb Munter landed on (By ASSOCIATED PRESS) i ric o really sho y! south on the North Sea on kel s Ct\aml\v} H‘T)‘") W“ ",\‘ The San Francisco Seals started 5 a vacation trip during which time are stopping at the -u-l“»ln otel slugging in the first inning last ROBES i e night and did not let up until Smart, crisp cotton terries, thistle he will visit relatives and friends in the state of Washington. down, flannel or pure siik robes. Beautiful colors and stripes. 5.95 to 22.50 they won their third straight game from the Seattle Rainiers. Dick Barrett lasted just two-thirds of the first inning, allowing six runs on five hits, a walk and an error. BUY DEFENSE STAMPS L 3. A handsome and practical Soap Box Derby prize is this pen and pencil set presented to the builder of the car with the best upholstery job in the local race, to be held here on June 26. An “Airliner” pen and |The score was 16 to 1 in favor of SHIRTS ] repeating pencil, the set is guaranteed indefinitely, and is warded by | San Francisco. Styled by Wilson Bros or Artow. the Coilins and Aikman Corporation, upholstery manufacturers, whose Wally Hebert pitched a maste - Callars, colors, and by the WAy, product is used by Chevrolet. At the national finals in Akron, 0, .| ful six-hit ball game last night es sl o s 1 201 Aug. 17, Chevrolet, co-sponsor of the Derby with the nation’s leading | S Diego tumed back Oakland bR S A i ewspapers, will present a beautiful gold-finish trophy to the builder | °f (¢ third consecutive time. Lo 2.00 and 2.50 | e Sacramento Solons registered 00 and &. of the best-upholstered car entered in the finals. MitP thivd triomBh.iast nightStver SN TSI R | Hollywood, pounding three Star SPORT SHIRTS Just right for leisure wear, in the | pitchers for nine safe blows. | months ahead—cotton, rayon and Los Angeles nosed out Portland DOUGLAS RUSSIANS last night in a wild scoring and gabardines. NEWS \ heavy hitting 11-inning battle. 1.00 to 7.95 ! 4 i GAMES THURSDAY LG e L L UNWORRIED | Pacific Coast League TIES | One of the largest and finest col- lections. in Alaska--wools, crepes, foulards, and Arrow New Hand 2 Painted in Oll neckwear. 1.00—2.50 WITH MARCH OF TIME San Diego 4; Oakland 0. San Francisco 16; Seattle 1. Sacramento 8; Hollywood 1. Los Angeles 12; Portland 11. Natwonal League Chicago 0; New York 2. Cincinnati 1; Boston 0. American League Boston 4, 3; St. Louis 9, 2. | Philadelphia 5; Detroit 3. | New York 3; Chicago 2. | Routine PFire Department busi-| ness at the regular meeting last |night was varied by plans to link| | civillan defense with fire protection | | methods. Not only will firemen take .are of any single section wherein a | fire may start but all other sections | simultaneously. Appointment of Fire Chief Mlke‘ Pusich, Erwin Hachmeister and |Mayor Bonner fo work out a definite plan for best protection was made BY TROOPS | | | ) SWIM TRUNKS ! Jantzen—of course, because there | are none better — trim, athletic, new—something different Dad will | like. 2.95 and 3.95 Soviefs State German Mob- ilization on Border Offers No Threat MOSCOW, June 13—Russian of-| STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS Getting Prepared? The Juneau Race Is Only aFew Weeks Away. BUILD YOUR CARS ACCORDING TO RULES! Be Sure Your Chances Are Equal in the JUNE ROTARY-EMPIRE SOAP BOX DERBY “w.. BRINGING UP FATHER TO_HA HEARING BACK=-5SO | THINK I'LL GO IN AND CHAT WITH MAGGIE - jance committee for their services in making the annual affair a good suc- sess, and to A. J. Balog for marking she baseball diamond and to Sante| Degan and Matt Laughlin for clean- | ng up the nat after the dance, votes »f thanks were extended. In his monthly report Fire Chief Pusich urged .a better turnout of members to fire drills and reported “he building of a hose rack in the ‘ire hall by J. G. Johnson which now ;arries 500 feet .of 1'%-inch hose. The truck carries 850 feet of 2¢-inch hose, — e SAVIKKO RETURNS Herbert Savikko was a returning oassenger aboard the North Coast from Sitka this morning. ————e——-—— DAUGHTER IS' BORN TO MR., MRS, ROBERTSON, JR. News was received here today of he birth at 12:35 am. of a baby iirl to Mr. and Mrs, Willlam Rob- artson, Jr, of Ketchikan. Their first child, the new arrival tipped (OLISEUM-DOUGLAS Thursday and Friday “KING OF THE ALEX SEY .SOUTH To represent Gastineau Lodge No. 124 F, and A, M, of Douglas at the Grand Lodge session to be held from June 17 to June 19, in Seattle, Alex Sey sailed for the south aboard the Princess Charlotte this morn- ing. —eeo—— FAREWELL PARTY The Douglas Inn was the scene of a merry gathering last night as Mr, and Mrs..“Mitch” Dabo, former- 1y of the Gastineau Cafe, entertain- ed about 25 friends at a dinner party. The event was in the nature of a farewell prior to their departure for Sitka to operate a modern, up-to- date restaurant in that prosperous town. —— MRS, OTT VISITS Mrs. Willlam Ott arrived on the channel from Sitka by plane yester- day and visited friends for a time here during the evening. —————————— MRS. NORDSTROM SAILS Mrs. Pete Nordstrom left this morning on the North Coast for Seattle where she will spend a month PIONEERS Douglas Girl Scouts are now pio- neers for they chose the name “Pio- neer” for their troop at a meeting on Wednesday afternoon. They A&Jusl Alike LOS ANGELES, June 13—It may not be very flattering to pitchers, but Rodolfo Gaoana, great Mexican bullfighter, sees some similarity *o his tactics in the ring and a base- ball, batter at the home plate. “Every bull is different, every pitcher is different,” he says. ; “They must be hit or thrust at dif- ferently.” In his active career Gaoana killed 2,000 bulls. He has never faced a pitcher. Handicap Golf ARKANSAS CITY, Kas, June 13 —Clyde Boggs drove his tee shot 205 yards. Then Bob Brown, next up, swatted one. It struck Boggs' ball, pushing it ahead 15 or 20 feet. Bob's drive stopped dead. — oo —— -More than one billion copies of the Bible have been print- ed. — The Datly Aiaska Empire has the iargest paid circulation of any Al- axks newspaper. By GEORGE McMANUS (By. ASSOCIATED PRESS) Al Branncato's three-run homer in the ninth inning with two men out, gave the Philadelphia Ath- letics a victory over the Detroit Tigers yesterday afternoon. Boston and St. Louls divided a doubleheader yesterday with Bob Buncelef and Matt Ryba starring in relief ' roles. Joe- DiMaggio’s tenth inning homer yesterday gave the New York Yankees a victory over the White Sox - before 37,000 Chicago fans. Paul Derringer gained a shutout yesterday as his Cincinnati Reds completed the current series with the Boston Braves. Derringer| topped Art Johnson of the Braves, a young southpaw, in a keen pitch- ing duel, allowing only four hits while Johnson gave five, Carl Hubbel and Bill Lee were matched in a pitching duel yester-| day but Hubbell came out the vie-| tor as the Giants shut out the Chi- cago Cubs. ——l The American Bible Society was organized 125 years ago. Lenses to focus rays of light were used as early at 424 B. C. BUY DEFENSE STAMPS PR (Continuea from Page One) England. The German authorities , further stated many ships bound for Eng-| land have already been sunk and Germany is in no hurry about par- ticipating in a discussion of the Robin Moor incident. # President Roosevelt was expect- ed to comment on the episode at today's conference with the news-| men but as he is suffering from & sore throat cancelled .all engage-| ments. Welles Gives Facts Acting Secretary of State Welles asserted the facts in the sinking of the Robin Moor are beyond dis- pute. and he indirectly accused Germany of violating the Interna- tional Treaty on submarine war- fare, Welles said evidence given by 11 survivors of the sunken American’ merchant vessel, is very clear and there could be no dispute as to the facts. This was the gist of the 2 : | by chairman Liloyd Guerin. | ficials said tonight that German| i C“;;ol:.fl‘;t Pet. | SLACKs Capt. Walter Andrews of the Home | tyoops freed from operations in & W Handsome new gabardines, twills, Guards speaking before the meeting | the Balkans were moving il N Pacramento 46 19 708 tweeds. Pleated with their own - | 5 ~ v {8an Diego 36 31 537 l\ndxcated Lhm_ _hp already had ”,“’Ilnward northeastern Germany o Francisco 4 38 el matching belts. Slacks will make matter _or civilian dglen:se well in| yhere they will be facing Russia|geitie 1 s >““ n real gift. hand with his organization. W. E.!pt added that it must be assumed | yo11vwood R »”fi 5.95 to 8.95 Cahill, Superintendent at ’»I‘readwell.‘ that these movements have 10/ porttand 4 s ~““ e i dandl Viotae Milatls 16| Coasiag oo Rusan-Cermen (riiati e Arieiee w e : - s : i R A8 ! tions. 3 yrosod , g:lr!RPAzi(ir';h:gD:“;’:;;fi“:‘:fl“:g’ifl Tass, official news agency, BV!Ouklnnd National :Zn‘“:ls '"n‘ n,Plvunu gy 1 L‘Sml';h sued a statement over a world wide| Won Lost Pet.| ~;:ru‘- ist, and p‘;‘adunw n;\:rse.s e’ | (200 hroadeek, saying that ac-igy pLouis 37 16 698 b A Moo Mo, | COTdIng to the information at the prookiyn R b 9 Ap e Cormick; Miss ‘Anton Fissd aud B(iAs | JSP0SL of thie DBEE {he Ciermiatsy ey York 26 25 510 . Tt/ Anito; Sth (b s ity hall,or| MErC Adneting. to, the Gemin R iomoinnati 21 26 509 natatorium for hospital base is plan- | slhn iof-aggression; phov; 168 . Wreonicigo 24 2 41| ned. swervingly as the Soviet Union.” Pittsburgh 20 2 444 An important part of the defense! ST e DA Boston 1771781 354! : - activities, Capt. Andrews said, is to| SUPERIN“E"DE“I | Philadelphia 16 33 327\ — secure nect ry hospital supplies.| I American League 3 # First aid kits are needed and he| HERE FROM TYEE | Won Lost Pet. statements' matle by’ Wellés' to the topes the proper agency will supply | Cleveland 36 20 643 newsmen this aftemioon. the need. | Sebastian Stuart Canning Com-|New York 30 22 577! Contraband Big Issue H Hose races for the Fourth were,Pany superintendent at Tyee, IH. Boston 21 n e The Acting Secretary of State, ———— ——————— | 0)\200c( by the fircmen; also cart | Stephanus, arrived in Juneau this| Chicago 28 24 538 asked as to what action the Units E“E“"’EST HmnTE“H Rflmflfi EVEI'"’ " ]’HE mfl“u‘] races and a challenge to Juneau|mMorning on the cannery tender| Detroit 29 25 531 ed States Government will tace, firemen to participate. A. J. Balog Fish Hawk. The Tyee superinten-|phjjadelphia 25 28 472 ; sald he will withhold any state- - and Tauno Niemi were named to dent is in Juneau to obtain nativeist Loufs: . 17 33 340 ment untfl full depositions of the jraw names of men for two hose|labor for packing operations this|washington .. 17 36 321 11 survivors of the Robin Moor Juneau S0 a BOX acing teams. Jim Manning and Or- | year. Stephanus is stopping at the Gastineau Channel League are received from the American of- jille Gulhaugen will captain the Baranof Hotel and will return to; Won Lost Pet. ficlals in Brazil dnd investigated teams. | Tyee tomorrow morning. | Douglas | 3 100 here. Derby Entrants! e s g v T ¢ s M e Carl Hub- | Authories Claim They! st soaseas ' ‘o ippointed as follows: Erwin Hach-|the scales at seven pounds four|Elks 2 ¢ 222 - g% T Rt B - 3 ol g e g M e Paul Derringer, Carl Hub-| Authorities Claim They 5o coniorenins in ai o and H. L. Cochrane. of Mrs. John Mills to whom the be“ S(OI'e shu'o“'s in W‘" N t Be "B “ world and no definitions hav re ou Social committee for next meet- |radiogram came, telling of the hap- Bu"s and pikhers 1l No UN8- !been given by either. side ‘in ¢ ing wiil be L. A. Johnson, Arne Kron- . rr . present war, juist and Everet Martinson. To the 4 evem.—__.._‘____ 4 con'es's IhurSday Ioed bY Ame"(ans L | 2 Halibufers | Sell, Seattle SEATTLE, June 13—Two hall buters, both from the wes banks, sold here today as fol- lows: 2 Trinity 40,000 pounds, - for 13% to 10% cents a -pound to New Eng- land Fish Company; Zenith 39,000 pounds, 12% . and 10 3/4 -cents —_— e —— CHAMBER MAN FLIES Joseph A. Hartley, president 4 the Los Angeles Chamber of Com- merce, and his family will arrive in Juneau on & PAA Lodestar from Seattle on June 16. Hartley will join the good-will tour of the Los Angeles Chamber which is sched- uled to arrive here on June 17. ——t—— Subscribe w0 tae Owily Alasks Percy Has Thrown the Key Away? It's in the Channel PERC Look Here, Folks! OPEN ALL NIGHT OPEN ALL NIGHT-Every Nighi! Y’S CAFE PHONE %