The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 15, 1942, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA s 5 [DODGERS WIN ANGELSBEAT|0ddellowstive FIRST GAME PADRES; PRIM " Foicuing bin FROMGIANTS IS IN FORM .o e o I Year 01d Fellows held a meeting during which Sfows, va { g ; e the lifilgds:jml}‘t‘\';:]rsary of :m;\mm_:ql- sz o EA(H i s e g : | Brooklyn Team Out fo De- Hurler Buxton Chalks Up|vii ‘commemoratea. " @ War' ol Z o | fend National League Third Victory by Shut- |emes ot 550 seioek, o reguian : : T Pennant in 1942 fing Oul Portland Toae S Order Your Prepared Soil During the entertainment com- (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) memorating the anniversary, A. B. and rerlilizer NOW! | | Los Angeles thumped San Diego|Cain showed motion pictures of Ray Prim|Alaska, taken by the Game Com- | (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) { The Dodgers opened their de-| ocerday Angel hurler fetise ‘of; the National Lesgue pen-gjiowing only five hits. The scors|Mimion. 20th CENTURY Al &b i imnn s el oo | GRORGE BRO : ‘N(-\v York (,mnu:ovvx'])owex'm;\vu‘ Ralph Buxton pitched his third bear and one of sea lions, while Py § K |eran Carl Hubbel with six runs another reef was an All-Alaska film straight victory yesterday for Oak- p {in the first four innings. The & o r showing scenes from Ketchikan to You Always Get Leading Buys / ‘ |Giant come. bosk tor e runs|'2nd: winning over Portand b & ucelf ung' teaturing the dediea- Two Phones 92 and 95 {in the seventh, helped by a homer| Sl g tion of the monument to Joseph | game of this week's series Juneau and Richard T. Harris U by v p vl ps at the 20th Century, Juneau's |12 Sohay wie with Whe vases| " Cojaes TUREDAY (ge i Maamitks Valey A3 L : el SR SE P | Pacific Coast League Were alcWn | | In another National League tiit,| Portland 0; Oakland 3 Cabls Wi+ areE- gois 5 sEie Leading Grocery Store. Prices . 3 |tne Ghicago Cubs. reschea Mort| Los Angeles 5 San Dieko 1. |explunaiion of e ‘ounding. of Cooper for three runs in the sixth| Seattle-Hollywood postponed {Odd Fellowship. John A. McLaugh- A R- hi' 2 !”‘"”‘"’ to barely nose out the St.. San Francisco-Sacramento post-|lin is presiding officer of the lodge. re lg . . | Louis Cardinals, after Ken O'Dea|poned. sk, e | = ro HYPERACID had homed to give the Cards m.; National League | | s DR A O e e _ lead momentarily in the fourth. | Pittsburgh 4; Cincinnati 2 BOYBABYBORNTO 3 The Boston Braves eked out 2, Boston 2; Philadelphia 1 ECONOMY Care and Attention We Give to »y. narrow victory over aging Hans| Brooklyn 7; New York 5 | SIZE Customers Who Come in the Store ¢ é J Lobert’s Philadelphians, Rookie| Chicago 5; St. Louis 4 | HARRY MAXWEI_I_S Ronald Northey starred for the American League [ Butler-M )] C Phils with a double in the first| Cleveland 5; Detroit 2 | ) R RIS L | utler-Mauro Drug Co. TN, New York 7; Washington 0. ‘H:‘”_:?"“m‘i‘x:;fl‘;":l‘ L‘]“’e“({‘m‘:‘:‘l }1_‘11)‘;_ (Continued from Page One) _ The Rexall Store The Pittsburgh Pirates stopped| Boston 8; Philadelphia 3 pital’ in’ Bll&tton, Calif, "on. Sube Cincinnati as Max Butcher kept the St. Louis 3; Chicago 0. ?(Iny. March 29, u('L"Ol‘(lmg to an-| whigh contained promises from Reds under control, leaving ten men — nouncements received here. The Marshal Henri Petain that the on bases. STANDING OF CLUBS mother of the baby is the former French fleet would not be used’ Every Boat BI’iIlgS Usa Compleie ' e Pacific Coast League Sybil Godfrey, member of the re- against the United States, and that Won Lost Pet.|portial statf of the Daily Alaska French supplies would no longer go Assortment of FRESH FRUITS | seattle 857 Empire for three y who re-|to the African forces in Libya. | Oakland 636 signed last June and was married| Yesterday, however, Petain an- and VEGETABLES i Los Angeles 3 625,to Mr. Maxwell, of the Alaska nounced the formation of a new Hollywood 545 Game Commission. From Juneau,French Cabinet with pro-Axis _' g 3 san Francisco 429 the couple went to Anchorage, later pierre Laval at its head, based on Firm—Ripe Firm—Ripe Portland 417{going south to Fullerton, where Mr.! collaboration with Germany. BANANAS Z 29 TOMATOES 30 E sacramento 5 375 Maxwell is now employed in the wyelles said today that these sup- pounds C Pound C » an Diego Rl 250 tool planning department of the 1y ships would be held in port and Douglas Aireraft Company at Long that arrangements which were be- Beach, Calif, which accounts for 7 ' 3 Rich in Oil New—Green National League o = a8 Boeay <z g 3 | Ppet, ' the following unique announcement i made 50 end LAgd Omoss shin _A' 9 Won Lost : vith milk and children's layettes &= A D E p II 1 = C a BBAGE : 1[] A ; 1.000|Of the arrival of the first born. | : 3 g OS C []u Pound 1UC | L The Maxwell Aircraft Company!!® Unoceupied France aiso were Weplayy [, COViekh Bostol 1.000 e b i Logo ! Proudly announces the arrival of /P¢ing held up. Small—Size 288’s California Chicago 1000 i nitial flagship, Donald Stuart e DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for ORANGES 3 69 CARROTS Z 29 Broakirn Maxwell; terminal--Fullerton Gen-| WILLIAMS TO KETCHIKAN | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES dozen # bunches C . i Cincinnati 000 ¢ra] Hospital; landing time—10:21| M. D. Williams, District Engin- R B TR Philadelphia a. m. Sunday, March 29, 1942; Pilot, eer for the Public Roads Admin-| Teacnt of Alaska for 30 Years Arizona—80 Size Oregon X New York 000 Harry; Co-pilot—Sybil; landing istration of the Federal Works 1 Solicit Your Vote e w St. Louis 0 000 lights—blue; wing spread — 19%; Agency, left today by boat for Ket-| (paid advertisement) EACH g4 pounds C B —6 pounds, 12 ounc: American League power—-2,000 C. H., (Crying Won Lost Pct. 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RA l‘_('” 1 g 20 Styles and Color |down to take part in the dancing 5 BOURBON WHISKEY / 4 g . e and enjoy refreshments. i Combinations | A L . | ¥ #4,, > $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 g Past Noble Grands o Fruits and vegetables, preserves, meats—al- _ v- P d 1]’ B ” - 5 ‘ fir 6’”’6’”&‘0’[5"“2{ film/ 0/;;::; roghon e Mple sy by Family Shoe Store Vic-PresidentTosses Ball . To Meet on Friday *~ zemsucky Wuishey L= d ¢ y i Mrs. Mary Bavard will be hostess at a savings because we buy in guantity. Seward Street ! fO Open Ame”(an * Friday night at 8 o'clock to the| National Distillers Prod Corp., N ¥ ¢ 93 Proot STOCK UP ON CANNED GOODS! ‘ League Play !Past Noble Grands Club in her Disttbuted by NATIONAL GROGERY COMS. ‘ashington ~ (home in Juneau. Mrs. Edna Polley Del Monte—12 oz. tins Golden Poppy—No. 1 tins BUI LT FOR {25 (BX ASSOCIAKID, ERESE) will Brenle ycr dha menen £ 1 S 2 Saaitia W 1 - g 2 EL? i ; | The World Champion Yankens! 3 H H H shut out the Washington Senamr.s‘ Tflmalo Julce » Glor 550 Blpe rlgs o 3 !01’ suc . SP E E D .' ‘iu American League play yesterday, Libby’s—12 oz. tins Del Monte—Whole Kernel i:,l(l::.,-?fidol,?x,mz,g,emg::fm? :,2::;1 2 .4 p first base while the Yankees pound- | 5 . S Grape Julce il zlor 35c corn, lz oz. tlns' 3 ior 47c : ed young Sid Hudson with a clus- RN — s fi' tered bunch of ten hits. 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