The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 27, 1943, Page 2

PAGE TWO \ 7 Costumes . . New Scenery d Specialties mier Than Ever THEATRE ROTARIANS - = &t 1. BARRAGAR HAS HIGH TOTAL IN BOWLING GAMES' of am and S. Simmons, s, tied for high single | in Merchants’ League 1ent games on the Elks Club all last night with 233 ' ch in the econd frame. Barragar of the 20th Century | had high three-game total 594 for the evening. L 1 res made last night were: 2 | p 20th Century ) 16,116 200° 222 115 108 149 495 P — 16— 172— 594 128— 351 ' 200— 465 ar . ildes Western |( iesserschm't 116 447 Percy’s 195 138 132 516—1410 190 143 101 155— 540 173— 454 137— 370 m - Totals 465 434 Leota’s 133 147 148 164 177 444 463 Ordway’s 138 142— 413 135— 430 149— 490 426—1333 olmquist Total 18— 157— 107— 164— 114 168 h f v 433 331 496 446—1249 | | I Henning's | | Tof X 170 158 142 137 156 233 475 535 Juneau Drug gar ... 149 136 157 151 148 233 otals 454 520 17— 21 163— 491 152— 431 169— 558 491—1501 160— 445 149— 457 173— 554 482—1456 Sabin’s 10 10 128 147 136 158 .. 116 126 . 390 441 Butler-Mauro (Won by extra frame) . 175 178 188— 541 - 192 147 143— 482 103 122 115— 340 470 447 446—1363 .- GRECO GETS . SECOND WIN OVER SHANS NEW YORK, March 27.—Zoom- ng aleng the trail toward the head f the lightweight parade, Puvt. 10— 166— 441 137— 43} 133— 375 446—1247 T Ly ~.v Johnny Greco made it two in a row over California Cleo Shans last t with a 10-round decision in 1 blood and thunder brawl. Greco weighed 135, Shans 138. Greco floored Shans oncg and| staggered him three other times. | More than 15,000 fans paid more the Juneau Drug | 465—1364 422! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA BASKETBALL - Rofary Minstrels fo | Appear Here 2 Nights; Hol Stuff Is Promised GAME EVENT FOR TONIGHT Doubleheader fo Be Pllffy ed-Skagway vs. WAACS | Is Feature Confest A doubleheader of basketball will be playel tonight in-.the High School gymnasium. The topliner is the game between the Skagway champions and the WAACS, cham- pions of the Gastineau channel. + At 7:30 o'clock, the first game will start and will be played be- Itween the Moose team and an All- Star aggregation of players from * other teams of the Gastineau Chan- nel League. 4 At 8:30 o'clock the feature game will start. Both games are expected to be |fast and furnish plenty of thrills. ! As the Army desires no profit, 'Lhe athletes receive no pay and the omcmls are donating their services, |the spectators will actually be paid |to see the game. ! The cost of admission will be the ‘purchflse of war saving stamps at |the door, the stamps to be retained by the buyer and of course bring |a profit if kept for a certain period of time. Ten cent stamps will ad; mit children and a 25 cent mmp \Will admit an adult. There is, |ever, no limit to a customer. ‘War Stamp sales will be in charge of two charming girls from J Burford. E g o 1 | BIG HURLER Sylvester (Stretch) Goedde, sign- ed recently by the Toledo Mud Hens, looms as the tallest pitcher in organized baseball this season. | The Vaughnsville, Ohio, youth'is ' 6 feet, eight inches, without stretching, and still growing! i o © 00 0 0 0 ¢ o uneau; 1Mum Bonnie Klein and Miss Normay ® 0 00 0000 0 0 0 00 . WEATHER REPORT .z A § . T e PN gency a Temp. Friday, March 26: e Maximum 41, minimum 33. INSURANCE—BONDS e BSnow on ground, 45 in. ]UNEAU . Hot gags, hotter jokes and the hottest time is promised in Juneau next week. The occasion will and will be blitz by the Rotary Club Minstrels. This blow-off will be at the 20th Century Theatre two nights next week, Wednesday and Thursday. 4 Lillian Uggen is the producer and director which in itself gives as- surance of two big nights. Charles W. Carter is to be the interlocutor and he will feed and be fed “lines” with the end men that are expected to make the audi-| ence sit up and take it. There will be a cast of 50 in this big time show, more talent than ever before and everything will be new including the gags, songs, ing. The ticket sale is' now on for| both nights and indications the 20th Century Theatre will be packed. Better protect your pen with ! parker Quink | Repalr materials are SCARCE! | Guard your pen’ against wartime failure by changing to sensational new protective Quink — the amaz- ing ink that cleans your pen as itewrites! Quink flushes away sediment left by inferior inks . . . helps pre- vent rubber rot . . . ends clogging and gumming. Get Parker Quink today, wash- able or permanent. 7 attractive colors. Excellent for steel pens, too. IS THERE sufficient in- surance to pay for the largest single loss that can happen to your busi- ness? One certain way to find out is by having this Hartford agency check all your policies. There is no obligation. | Shattuck PHONE 318 than $47 000 to see Lhe hght FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE SIGRID S BEAUTY SALON Cooper Building—Opposite Federal Building We are open evenings by ap- pointment without- additional charge. i be the 1943 blowing the lid off conventionalities Jjokes, | specialties and the costum-i are | SATU ORDER YOUR RABBIT SKINS ! Now ‘Tanned, cleaned and all | ready to make up. |} VALCAUDA FUR COMPANY {{ SEATTLE, WASHINGTON ‘(ONGREGMION OF . m{lfifil’flg}: N. L PRESBYTERIAN | Hotel 10 MEET THURSDAY EVERY ROOM WITH TUB 5 and SHOWER The annual business meeting of | the congrggation of the Northern | Light Presbyterian Church will be | Reasonable Rates * held in the church parlors on| Thursday evening, April 1, imme- | Phone 800 diately following a covered dish|&o—r==—errmrororvoresal dinner to be sponsored by thel BUY WAR RONDS ————————— It is earnestly hoped every mem- | Empire Classifieds Pay! |ber of the church and the congre- | gation will attend both the dinner ;and the meeting. — e BUY WAR BONDS ForMen Martha Society and the World Ser- | vice Circle. | ‘Who Shave Special Preparation | | Soothes Skin, Saves Time | Needs No Brush For men who must shave every day —doctors, lawyers, businessmen and others—Glider is invaluable. It is a special cream for daily shav- ers. It neither sticky nor Y. 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Please have all freight on City FLY P.AA fo | SEATTLE- WHITEHORSE FAIRBANKS - NOME BETHEL | PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS RDAY, MARCH. 27, 1943 THE ATCO LINE Alaska Traasportatien Company L SAILINGS FROM PIER ! SEATTLE D. B. FEMMER—AGENT NIGHT 312 PHONE 114 Phone 106 YOU CAN FLY ‘ JUNEAU to Kodiak Valdez Seward ‘ Kuskokwim and Yukon Points Wednesday Friday Sunday * ALASKA STAR AIRLINES Phone 667 NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ] Fairhanks Nome Bristol Bay Dock Tuesday, before 4 P.M For Information Phone 513 MARTIN FRIST. ? MAGGIE // YER WEAK LITTLE BROTHER HAS TAKEN A FANCY TO OUR \CE-BOX- Hawk An- $10 18 18 ' 10 18 10 18 10 18 18 10 10 Hoonah .. 10 W_ ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES Serving Southeast Alaska——Passengers, Mail, Express SITKA TRIP—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. Inlet Hoonah go:n ‘I‘en‘nkae Todd ican Pel- Kim- Chicha- shan gof Sitka 10 $18 $18 $18 $18 818 10 18 18 10 10 10 18 10 5 10 18 W 18 10 Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 6% Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, less 10% SCHEDULED MONDAY and THURSDAY - Rate: 25¢ wllnd—lflnllnnn.fll-"hm Express Rate: lhprn-nb—lfinlmflolflehm FOR.INFORMATION ON TRH’S TO HAINES, HASSELBORG, SKAGWAY, TAKU LODGE: Above rates applicable when passenger traffic warrants. Schedules and Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. E=e Y e E—