The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 15, 1943, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY A LASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU ALASKA SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1943 r PERCY'’S - OPEN ALL NIGHT ... By combining the operaling staffs of Percy’s Cafe and The Gaslineau Cafe, Percy’s will he ahle io give friends and pairons of the Gastineau and Percy's 24-Hour Service . . . . . 24 Hours of the Best Service we tan give to each and every one of you Our Large Seating Capacity, including Per- cy’s Private Dining Room, aids us in provid- ing you quick service and privacy It is our wish 1o give every customer of the Gastineau Cafe the same service and con- sideration at Percy’s that he has been re- ceiving at the Gastineau . Remember, Good Food, Quick Service — whether at the fountain or in the banguet room, for early breakfast or midnight lunch — for 24 hours — THAT IS OUR AIM! PERCY'S CAFE Phone 94 218 Front Street PERCY REYNOLDS, Proprietor As early as 1925 amphibious tanks were used in maneuvers by U. S. rines Marines 1925 AT SAWMILL Register at U. S. Employment Service, 124 Marine Way Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH M, THAR W NE LOW-DOWYN, GOOD- FER- NOTHIN, SWELESS SKONK - u DO You [ BY GOLLY-MAG LIKE BUTTER-|| TOLD ME Toeg're'o MR . JIGGS? THE MARKET AN’ GIT SOME /! Enlisted men of the U. S. M vere frst seuea neckiies . LOU Hudsons Are WANTED 25 MEN Parents of Boy| Congratulations are in orcer for| Lou Hudson, operator of the Fam- ily Shoe Store, who yesterday be- came the father of his first boy. The baby arrived at St. Ann's Hos- pital at 7:30 pm. and weighed five pounds 15 ounces. their first being a little girl. Both magher and baby are doing nicely. .- Empire Classifieds Pay! This is the couple’s second child, | a1 NIGHT'S GAME SCORE BY INNINGS 123456 7-T1 §t. 'Louis Blues .. 401000 x— 5 City Team 0000000—0 Pitcher Pavlige won his own game last night for the St. Louis Blues against the City team which made its debut in the City Base- ball League. Pavlige held the City team to only two hits in the seven- inning game, hit._a home run in the first inning, 'With two . men aboard, and then swatted the apple for a cireuit clout in the ‘third inning for the lone score in that frame. Pavlige also struck out 13 men. Mark Jensen pitched fair ball for the City team, allowing only six hits ‘but two of these were homers The City team players could not find their batting eyes last night That four score count in the firs: inning for the Blues was made as follows: Churchman, first man at bat, walked. Clay went out on a fly to Herbert. Fowler walked, and Churchman went to second. Pav- lige went to bat and the ball went over the right field fence, scoring Churchman and Clay ahead. Ja- cobi grounded out to Rustad. Gems was safe on an error and ‘reached first. Willams doubled and Gems trotted home after he had stolen second base. Ernst then struck out In the third inning Pavlige made his homer for the only score. | In the last inning the City) team tried to start a rally. McClel- lan singled. Jensen, next man up struck out. Hoffman forced out McClellan at second, Steinert hit| the ball to shertstop Churchm‘mi 3 and the throw-in was lost by Jaco- bi and he got an error, Steinert| reaching first and then going to! second with Hoffman going to third. Two men were on and the| situation looked good but Daniels | struck out and the game ended,| St. Louis Blues 5, and City team‘ 0. The néxt game is tomorrow wm-n‘ the Missouri Mules and the All-| Stars make their first appearanc on the diamond in Firemen's Park. Last night's box score is as fol- lows: City AB R HE Blum, ss 3 € '8 Naughton, cf 30410 0 Herbert, 2b B0 R Rustad, 3b g 0 05 McClellan, 1f 8 0 170 Jensen, p 2 0 050 Hoffman, c¢ 8 0.9 0 Steinert, 1b 2 0. 0,% Krukoff, rf 1 -0 N0 Daniels, rf 2.0 090 23. 0.9 4 St. Louis Blues AB R H E Churchman, ss 8 A 90 Clay, 2b 8 21 ;040 Fowler, 3b 2 4 000 Pavlige, p 3 1T 247 | Jacobi, 1b e B B. E. FEERO Heating Plants Phone 787 or Green 585 JUNEAU HEATING SERVICE INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS Stoves 211 SECOND STREET 0il Burners Quiet Heat Oil Burners \WARSHER ¥ € DECREPT, SHeLL T \k\.ea \E,Ou DUST KL OFF, SAWED-OFF .G.2 GUW\N= WINNER, LAST By BILLY DeBECK §. 1y rf RS B 85,0751 0 Snedigar, c Bl wER SRS B, Summary Stolen bases, Rustad; two-base hit, Williams, Clay; home runs, bases on balls, off Jen- Pavlige 2; sen, Churchman 2, Fowler; off Pav- Naughton, Rustad, Jensen, I'Steinert passed ball, Jensen to Hoffman; struck out by Jensen 5 by Pavlige 13; 6 hits off Jensen in .ven innings, 2 hits off Pavlige in X innings; umpires, Commons be- hind the plate, Bystrek on the es; scorer, Papcevich; time of g one hour and a half. - JUNEAU FIRE DEPT. OUT ON THREE CALLS Fire boys were kept busy answer- ing calls last night and this | morning The truck was ordered out at 7 o'clock last evening, answering 2 false alarm, 33, at Gastineau Ave- nue and Rawn Way Then at 7 o'clock this morning another alarm was sounded at 37, Fifth and East streets. This wa a chimney fire at the Nels Lee resi- idence. There was no damage The fire department answered the alarm of 43, on Distin Avenue at 8:30 o'clock this morning where an overheated stovepipe blaze at the Andrew Tweiten residence was extinguished. There was consid- erable water and smoke damage, according to reports. 1 D oo @0 000000000 e WEATHER REPORT ° . (U. S. Bureau) . e Temp. Friday, May 14 . <* Maximum 64, minimum 38 . ® o 0 e e 0o 0 0 e 0 RITE so much as your name with the remark- able new Parker 51" Pen— and you'll see why its utterly new design makes all other pens seem old-fashioned! The concealed “torpedo™ point is always moist—starts writing on the split second. 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