The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 22, 1942, Page 6

Russian Troops From Siberiain " A“a(k Says AXiS “ ATTENTION REBEKAHS Axi: 7ed )9 Russian have begun s Istimus. Onega | troops from Siberia | | offensive . tween and northwest of Le Finnish headquarters called ah Lodge STOCKHOLM, April 22 sources here report that Legs and Costumes will appear to better advantage in I/I/ , by HOLEPROOF ALL SILK in 3 and 6 Thread 1.15, 1.25, 1.50 Cotton—Rayon and Lisle 1.00, 1.15 I-‘amily Shoe Store There’s lots of work to be done these days, both in Civilian Defense and the Services. You'll need fresh energy and the Baranof Coffee Shop is the place to find it. Meals are DELICIOUS. The Baranof Coffee Shop LES TEAGLE, Catering Manager | HERsfira e Lor Generations~A Great . 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The ‘victor champs into a ti lead While t Sct he Boston Red Sox kept idle olboy Rowe kept the Chi- ago While < from passing second base until the ninth inning as the Detroit Tigers converted Rowe’s six- hit pitck nto a victory . ihe ( ians bunch four of in the fifth | ng to tally runs which led Louis Browns. | to a win over the £ > “There w battleship, but time after time SEALS; STARS LOSE CONTEST Seattle Rainiers Open at Home Tonight Against Oakland Acorns | frame but could not catch up with the Padres. A double play in ninth inning ended the rally The Portland Beavers opened their home town season with a convincing victory over the Hollywood last night, scoring four of the run: in the second inning Seattle opens its home against the Pacific Coast leading Oakland Oaks the son Le e TUESDAY GAME SCORES Pacific Coast League Hollywood 3; Portland 6 San Diego 5; San Francisco 4 Sacramento at Los Angeles, post- poned. (By Associated Press) The San Diego Padres nosed out San Francisco last night in a free contest. The Seals rallied a two-run rally in the final National League Chicago 2; Pittsburgh 5. Boston 2; Brooklyn 13. Cincinnati 0; St. Louis 8. Philadelphia at New York, post- poned. American League New York 10; Philadelphia 4. St. Louis 2; Cleveland 4. Detroit 4; Chicago 2. hington at Boston, postponed. NDING OF CLUBS cific Coast League Won Lost 1 9 Oakland | Seattle | Hollywood 10 Portland 7 San Francisco 6 K Los Angeles 6 2 San Diego 8 414 Sacramento 5 385 Headquarlers Hardeman | National League WATER-PROOFED | e Hats H. S. Graves ‘The Clothing Man Lost Pct { Brockiyn 2150 | Pittsburgh 25 | St. Louis | Boston | Chicago | New York Cincinnati Philadelphia American League Won Lost | Pect. | Boston 5 14 714 1 6 6 New York Cleveland St. Louis Detroit Washington Chicago Philadelphia G oo R 286 250 Dodg;r.s Go - Wild, Defeat Boston Team Cooper Pifches Cards fo Shutout Over Cin- cinnati Reds (By Associated Press) In the National League yesterday, Brooklyn mauled the Boston Braves, | | | | | their runs in the first two to make it easy going for on the mound. In another game, the Cardinals | shut out the Cincinnati Reds as | Mort Cooper turned in a masterful three-hit pitching performance. His | younger brother, Walter. did the catching | Manager Frankie Frisch save the Pittsburgh Pirates a thorough shak- |ing up in a movement that paid | dividends as his team beat the Chi- cago Cubs. e hings { Head aamage a You Get SONOTONE | hearing aids for the hard of hear- Shattuck INSURANCE—BONDS |Phone 636 e Juneau, Alaska Blomgren Bldg SAVE THE DATE For the D. F. D. Annual Dance, Douglas Natatorium, Sat., April 25. Adm. $1.00, Service men 5 g, | 1ast night getting 11 of their 19 hits and 9 of | n't a single gun in the British squadron which cculd more than make a dent in the I the British destroyers and cruisers would dash out of the smoke screen, a hail of shells and torpedoes and dodge back into the protecting blackness,” wrote Associated Press the describing this pic ture he took of START PLANS FOR CHANNEL LEAGUE BALL Moose Loddé Opens Sea- son with Meet Last Night | -Elks to Have Meeting The Great American Sport, base- ball, got under way for its 1942 on in Juneau last night first | plans for the Gastineau Channel | League took shape at a meeting of the Moose Lodge Baschall Club. Tonight, members of Elks Club it is said will get together to arrange a managing staff and start recruiting players for their entry in the League. Douglas, always de- voted to the diamond sport, will robably enter a team in eries. Allen, Governor acted a Ball Club meeting menis were made for rship of a team this season Fifteen uniforms are on hand for Moose players and the Lodge hopes to hold on to the pennant garnered by its entry in the League last season | Michael J. Haas is chairman of {the bascball committee and Art Mc- | Kinnon is president of the Baseball Others present to talk over | the recruiting of players were Walt- ler Hermanson, J. Pastl, J. J schmidt, Lloyd Capp, G. E. Alm- quist, T. L. Allen and G. E. Allen.| Promise of added interest to this vear's season in Juneau is the out- |look for an Army team which m Imeet all comers in the Gastine |Channel League. 1 i If the Moose Club and Elks can-| |not gather enough players for two firs teams, plans may be |made to combine the two into | Juneau club, | - strong | this year’s Glenn E Micose Lo the for en the of mentor | Club, | Germans guarding the coast, then |satisfaction ELKS'BOWLERS - DEFEAT ARMY - TEAMTUESDAY | Army men good bowlir alleys 1 defeat t won the three 2707 pin some consis the E but could i Elks' team which game match 2411 tof ! keglers won | the fir but lost to the larmy men on the third, 766 to 816 for the army | Hollenbaca army team, | was the only member to top the! 500 total with a score of 527 pin: while four of the five-man El contingent rolled more than 500. Hagerup was high with 594, M {calf a close runner-up with 5 | Council totalled 523 and Duck\\m'th' Scores follow: | ARMY TEAM | Hansen 166 147 Farmann 176 170 Hellenbaca 196 142 Arndt 144 150 il«' Ferling 165 139 748 465 | 488 ‘ | Totals 847 PICKED Metcalf | Hagerup | Sturrock | Council Duckworth 210 181 146 203 214 149 163— ‘ 78 21 11 i Totals 987 954 766 | . | Russia based its original claim’ to ownership of Alaska on explor- ations by Bering and Chirikof from 1728 to 1742. IO, | The Latin-American stamp sec- |tion is sponsoring monthly displavs of philatelic interest at the Pan American Union Building, Wash- | ington no | t @ in the air @ on land @ on sea We're all out for MILK when it's SUSIE'S! It's not just another bottle of milk — but of BETTER milk. It's extra-rich, extra-nourishing, with a new creamy flavor! It contains all the necessary minerals, vitamins, proteins, and other vital food elements to help us do our part for Uncle Sam. 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This stand was expressed by Wendell L. Will- “abandonment of isolation- SEATTLE, MOOSE PLAN CHILI Members of the Loyal Order of Moose are planning a chili supper to be held tonight under the direc- tion of Eske Eskesen in the Moose Club Rooms. Republicans ' Get Together (hicaqp Meel !Discuss Post-War Policy of U. S. But Want Offen- sive War Now CARA NOME VANISHING CREAM Protect your skin against oments with an in- your face powder cli more lastingly and smoothly, too! LARGE JAR g | ASK FOR IT TODAY Butler-Mauro Drug Co. British Forcé?fiange Along “The Rexall Store” Nazi-Held Area for Information — kie as LONDON, April 22—British Com- | ism.” mandos again raided the German-i Senator Robert Taft, however, held French coast near Boulogne said he thought this attitude “a this ing and drove back the great mistake,” and expressed dis- that the committee ithdrew after two hours. |should back any policy for post- The British announced today that |war action. | Commando forces ranged through-| The committee met in Chicago out the French c al region test-|for the first time since th® war inz German defenses and collecting | began. Other leaders present in- nilitary information | cluded Chairman Jeseph W. Mar-| The communique said that a nav- |tin, and Clarence Budington Kel- 1 ‘e accompsnying the Com- land of Phoenix, Arizona, commit- ndos is said to have damaged tee executive director, both of whom rman trawler which attempted |expressed their approval of the intercept the striking force and|committee’s work which included a second trawler was reported to a demand for relentless prosecu- have been set afire | ticn of an offensive war for peace The Headquarters announcement and victory. said that British casualties were| - — “very light.” i Harold G;i'; ée_is | 3P (E\NHDIEAE‘ESf:! uE RSEN ~ Post in Australia House of Representatives CANBERRA, ;p;l 22 — Harold On Democrafic Tickel Gatty, Australian airman, who flew ! around the world as navigator with The Primary Election, April 28, is very important. the late Wiley Post in 1931, has Select your candidates with care and cast your been appointed direqtor of air ballot. transport for the United States Air' E OPEN HOUSE for SERVICE MEN AMERICAN LEGION DUGOUT EVERY NIGHT Except each Monday and first Tuesday evening of the month. JUNEAU-KETCHIKAN Elks Bowling Pictures In April Issue THE ALASKA WOMAN at your favorite newsstand Send a Subscription to Outside Friends P. O Box 284, Juneau, Alaska $1.50 a year N e e (Paid advertisement) A Check of My Record in the four sessions of the Legislature in which I have served will convince you of my belief in hon- est, efficient, economical government. I have con- fidence and faith in Alaskans’.ability 1o govern themselves. Allen Shattuek CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET——PRsimaries, April 28 1 FEED FOR TONIGHT ™ -