The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 25, 1942, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ¢ ¢ SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1942 YANKEES IN g v RALLY,BEAT| ~NO GRUDGE TO AVENGE — BOSTON TEAM o Sk O BUT A SINCERE DESIRE Runs in Fifth-Gor- TO SERVE don Homers S Michael J. Hass the New York Yankees ¢ runs on six hits to defea DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE to Clevel by Mel FOR COMMISSIONER OF LABOR 180, Philad a backed up Mar- childon’s ching with a 12-hi ittack to gain a win over Washing- = alteabi SUBJECT TO THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES BROOKLYN’S APRIL 28, 1942 wIN STREAK (Paid Advertisement) 15 STOPPED poo | - PORTLANDIS 58,5 by | Dodgers Defeated Af SAVE TONIGHT Taking FiveeS?fgighf - W|NNER OF : A"EB,"PON HERE|| " FOR THE wr seocrmn mee 4 STRAIGHT i < v | poYGLAS FIRE DEPARTMENT In t tional L 3 er- in the Chapel of the ¥, AW, iay, Brooklyn's five me winn: Carter Mortuary her Gastineau sint 2 Juive i s, Hilling Los Angeles | el s oy s DANCE In another contest, Ivan Good- LSBT 2 GomY M ~ win over Pittsburgh for Cincinns While Oakland and Seattle re- Mr. Snyder collapsed on the dock 3 w50 made five hits good for a M#ined idle last night, Portland at Tenakee Thursday, having com- 4 N ® _ . . a . st v over St. Louis and won the Made it four in a row over Holly- plained previously of pains in his Attend the : | onig Sy e i ot ' "% \Wood, Sid Cohen limiting the Stars chest nouglas i AL New York was held (to four hit c ¢ hits. His survivors include Mrs. Snyder, Douglas Fire Department Bance Sl San Diego kept up the winning | who Angeles, Cal Cormick, who drove in five runs e of them to score yrnia, £ > .- defeating San Francisco 3 nephew who has lived IWENTY SIX THOUSAND Los Angeles a doubleheader With Mr. Snyder for most of his 8 OTNGS OF ARIE REL AT, Proih Bl et life, a sister, Mrs. Tim Morley of Port Richmond, California and a % itk Hibaie. and SOLD HERE ON FRIDAY ATTENTION MASONS ‘ Numerous expeditions have vainiy| An aiempt to link Europe and - SOU i'” "‘“‘{’\ FRmAY RIDAY GAMES brother, August Snyder, living in Stated communication of Mt. Ju ‘.'\1%{ a vast treasu € d fo c telegraph was b ‘H e h‘( ? " ]'"”’““‘»*V ." Coast Tisyiio 3 any. neau Lodge 147 Monday evening!|have been buried by fleeing Jest v of Alaska and U7 e ! t ]v‘l xv” ‘.xnv Oakland.Seattle. game postponed, . ME: Snyder was born in Germany, }DN"SSION SEHVIFE MEN at 7:30. Work in the M. M. De-|fathers near the village 1, | beria but was abandoned when the Yes and s n o S lived in Tenakee for the Bttt b | Bolivia Atlantic submarine cable was lai rom for 10 and oo e last 43 years and, before that was Halibuters arriving were. {he| Hollywood 0; Portlanc i : o it H o, i A mployed in Federal work for sev- ot | Oceanic, Capt.. Ole estby, with 14—, Sacramento 4, 3; Los Ang “ cral years ¢ 2 Pecrgtary Muffs were carried by both mer An angered electric eel can dis- 000 pounds and the Margaret T. National League > - ST i and women in the 17th century in chs shock of about 450 volts Capt. Peter Hildre with 12000 Boston 1; New York 3 The average length of BUY DEFENSE STAMPS Euclind 1 10 Kill a man pounds Brooklyn 2; Philadelphia 4 e yelve feet * "% There is no substitute for newspaper advertising! o -J. W. LEI 5 | ., n SN Cincinnati 9; Pittsburgh 5. - & S 5 .ouis 3; Chicago 4 n League A STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC | &0 Philadelphia 7; Washington 2. i The California Grocery wishes at this lime lo assure its pairons that the store has not Ao S A e G5 been sold, and thai no change of ownership is contemplated. For many years California Groc- acitic Coast League 29 ; tmg DO ll Won Lost ery has been one of Alaska’s finest service food stores and its prestige as such will continve | 5t L : ; % y UMY }U ‘ Oakland 11 to be guarded jealously. The patronage hestewed upon us hy hundreds of discriminating | 7o 10 10 Juneau housewives is our greatest asset and has heen enfirely responsible for our ability to | % 7 10 rancisco carry complete lines of fine foods at all times and fo offer them at consistently reasonahle £ 1 sl o prices. Signed by N. J. 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