The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 23, 1943, Page 2

PAGE TWO Very Special for Saturday:— KHAKI WORK SLACKS (Army Rejects) Made by Hirsch Weiss 1e Chico Khaki Twill. especjally for the Army These are second Rejects, (slight imperfections, ts, and other minor tailoring but a real value and the wear- way impaired. Reg. 7.95 4.25 SIZES: 29 10 42 (Two only to a custemer, please) Wear them for work, for gardening, for fish- ing, hunting and all-around outdoor wear . . . These weuld regularly sell for $7.95 and you save 3 dollars on each pair. B.m.BEHREfl%% “The distance . between eyes is about the width of :n eye RA('NG BRINGS BIG MONEY IN ROYAL CAFE | o xome o - e & charities last year, already is past Speeial‘f.esg [the $2 million mark with the best ‘pjn of the sensoxL.Lo come. gggzvsw ‘ WINDOW WASHING AMERICAN DISHES: RUG CLEANING noY AL c AFE swzl:r;gg Sc:)zigrourm Phone 738 162 §. Fronklin DAVE MILNER Phone Blue 510 Just Arrived THOSE UNIFORMS yYou have heen awaiting. For Nurses. .. For Waitresses. .. and Office Workers THEY’RE CLEANI They k«.ep vou look- THEY'RE FRESH! ing fresh and sweet THEY'RE CRISP!! throughout the day! . Jones-Stevens Seward Street | RAINIERS WAlTERS IN LOSEGAME VICTORY FOR TOSTARS CINCINNATI [Qakland Beals Portland Schoolboy Rowe Plkhes‘ with Ninth Inning |~ Win for Phils Over Outburst Pirates (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) Oakland pushed over two runs! Bucky Walters won his fifth of in the ninth to st game from|the season for the Cincinnati Reds | the Portland Beavers 'as he clamped down on the Brook-| Hollywood defeated Seattle t0 tyn Dodgers ieven their series in a game in Lynwood Schoolboy Rowe put the {which the Stars got the first run Phillies back in their stride as he i | i | {off Joe Demoran in the fourth on blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2 homer by John Dickshot. the first game and his mates fol- In another Pacific Coast game lowed through in the second for ISan Diego beat San Francisco after|another victory. Rowe allowed nine cutting off a ninth inninz rally. hits but was invincible in the The Padres nicked southpaw Tom!pinches. | {Seats for runs in the second, eighth| Big Mort Cooper pitched his and ninth behind good hurling by|thirteenth win as the St. Louis| Jim Brillhart. |Cards defeated the New York Gi-| |ants. Whitey Kurowski homered, in Ithe first with two on after the |Giants had scored two on a | double. | The Boston Braves broke the |spell the Cubs have held over them 1all season and defeated Chicago for Ithe first time in nine straight| games. GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League Oakland 2; Portland 1. Hollywood 3; Seattle 2. San Diego 3; San Francisco 2. National League Boston 8; Chicago 6. Philadelphia 3, 9; Pittsburgh 0, THE DALY ALASKA EMPIRE _JUNEAU ALASKA ‘PRO GOLFERS IN picked up to lead 200 competitors toward the $10,000 pot of gold in | the Tom O'Shanter golf match with 'NEW JR. SANITARIAN $10,000 MATCH TAKES OVER DUTIES CHICAGO, July 23—Three pros torial Department of Health, assume his dutie§ as Junior Sani- par scores. They are Willie Googin | tarian or White Plains, N. Y., Terl John-| A graduate of the University of , of Norriston, Pa, and Bob Texas, where he majored in pre- on of Evansville, Ind medics and chemistry, Mr. Haw- BRING *‘EM IN! 8 We are accepting bundles again, starting today . . . The first 200 bundles in should get real fast service . . . After this date and if a full crew is available we will be able to speed up the service. We still are not able to pick up and deliver but we will give you the best service possible on the bundles you bring in. To join the staff of the Terri-| J. Vi Hawkins arrived here yesteérday to Brooklyn 0; Cincinnati 5. * | New York 2; St. Louis 6 i American League St. Louis 5; New York 9. Chicago-Boston, postponed. Detroit 7, 1; Washington 5, 0. Cleveland 2; Philadelphia 1. | | STANDING OF CLUBS ‘ Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet.| Los Angeles 70 26 129 San Francisco ....58 38 604 Portland 48 47 505 Seattle 45 50 474 San Diego 46 52 469 Hollywood 44 53 454 Osakland 42 54 438 Sacramento 31 64 326 National League Won Lost Pet, | St. Louis 52 28 650 | Brooklyn 50 31 575 Pittsburgh 44 38 587 Cincinnati ...... 42 41 506 Chicago 37 a5 451 Philadelphia 38 47 447 Boston 34 43 442 New York 33 51 398 American League 7 Won Lost Pet. | New York 48 31 608 Washington 45 40 529 Detroit .42 38 525 Chicago 39 39 500 St. Louis 39 40 494 | Cleveland 39 41 488 Boston L..37 44 451 Pmladelpma 34 50 405 | (NS R VIR L COUNTFLEETTO “TAKEITEASYFOR REST OF SUMMER NEW YORK, July 23. — Count ) Fleet kissed $130,000 goodby and | has decided to take a vacation the | rest of the summer. The tall triple | crown champ race horse of Mrs. | dohn D. Hertz' barn injured an! ankle seven weeks ago and will be | but until fall. He misses the Ar- | lington classic and the American‘ Perby. | ORDER YOUR RABBIT SKINS NOw Tanned, cleaned and all ready te make op. VALCAUDA FUR COMPANY SEATTLE, WASHINGTON D s S SRR W | Minimum Delivery $3.00 - PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Have a portralt artist take your | picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite | Federal Building. Phone 294. adv. R BUY WAR BONDS BUSINESS - AS - SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY USUAL IS DIFFICULT THESE DAYS (No. 1 Years ago, when we ‘entered the Alaska trade, we had several very positive ideas in mind which were made a fixed part of our company policy. One was that .* . insofar as was reasonably possible . . . we would see that accommodations were, at all times, available to Alaska residents traveling in and out of the territory, and to and fro in the section which we served. This we tried earnestly to do . . . even to the extent of frequently de- clining lucrative round-trip excur- sion traffic in order that berths might be available to Alaskans de- sirous of traveling between cities\in the territory. This was our fixed policy and we believe there are few Alaskans who will dispute the fact that ... in normal times . . . it was rarely im- of a series) possible for them to be accommo- dated on our ships. However, times are no longer normal, and we are now confronted with conditions and circumstances over which we have no control. Wartime requirements constantly many times com- not only the influence . . . pletely control . . . movement of freight as well as pas- sengers, but actually of the ships themselves. So if you are now unable to get accommodations whenever, and wherever, you desire, please under- stand that it’s because there’s a war on. Civilian wants must be sub- ordinated to war needs. This we all must expect, and accept, and we are sure you are just as willing to do this as are we. NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION CO. SERVING In War EFFECTIVE MONDAY JULY 26 DUE TO SHORTAGE OF MANPOWER DELIVERIES WIL] AFTERNOON ORDERS MUST BE IN THE STORES BY 1:00 P. M. Alaska LBE MADE IN THE NLY FROM-- BERT'S CASH GROCERY IRVING'S MARKET THRIFT CO-OP GASTINEAU GROCERY Pléase Huvé Mflk Bottu;s Ready for Exchange ~moe s PARCEL DELIVERY SERVICE ™ @2 DUANE S. MARTIN- 0wnm-.ma£s A. CAMERON - DEPENDABLY In Peace FRIDAY, JULY 23 1943 km< was with the State Depart- lmsband to Junenu Iment of Health at Odessa, Texas,| -, before coming here. A cattalo is a cross between a | Mrs. Hawkins accompanied her| bison and domestic cattle, How easy, say housewives, to cooperate with the national nu- trition program. Each 10 ounces of Centennial, The Good Health Flour, contains 100% of the min- imum daily requirements of Vitamin B1, 37% of the minimum daily requirements of Iron and the recommended requirements of Niacin (another essential B Vitamin). Constant nutrition baked into lighter rolls, breads, strong. BUY Ceritemmiad The Good Health Flour cakes or pie crust. Costs nothing ——AT ALL GROCERS The U. S. needs US extra. | pmrrr e e e j THE ™= BARANOF Alaska’s Largest Apartment i,y ATCO EVERY ROOM WITH TUB and SHOWER ; LINE * Reasonable Rates * Phone 800 Alaska Tramsportatien Company . SAILINGS FROM PIER ¥ SEATTLE | S SEATTLE ® Perrect comfort e Centrally located PASEENGERS FREIGHT - o Splendid food and REFRICERATION F. B. service ® | McClure, © Large Rooms— Mgr. all with Bath ALASKANS LIKE THE D. B. FEMMER—AGENT ootel NEW WASHINGTON PHONE 114 NIGHT 312 “TTTBUY WAR BONDS Woodley Airways JUNEAU— ANCHORAGE Via YAKUTAT and CORDOVA Connections to ALL INTERIOR Alaska Points Lockheed Arrives Juneau 2:00 P.M. Electra Leaves Juneau 2:30 P.M. Tuesday-Friday FOR RESERVATIONS ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES Phone 612 Agents Juneau YOU CAN FLY JUNEAU to Anchorage Kodiak Fairbanks Yakutat -+ Valdez Nome Cordova Seward Bristol Bay Kuskokwim and Yukon Poinis | Wednesday Friday Sunday * ALASKA STAR AIRLINES Offi paranor sorer Phone 667 ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES Serving Southeast Alaska———Passengers, Mail. Express SlTKATRlP—Sc' heduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. Hawk Pel- Kim- Chicha- Inlet oonnhgoon'remkee'l‘odd fecan shan gof $18 810 'lB Ol! $18 s18 10 10 u m 3 » Sitks 18 pr_ hh 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge $8e ip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, less 10% SCHEDULED TUESDAY nnd THURSDAY Wrangell Petersburg $35.00 90 1000 Rate: mwwflfl—l‘l’-flf‘“hm pound—Minimum Express Rate: 10¢c per and to Petersbueg FOR, INFORMATION ON TRIPS TO num.nono SEAGWAY, TAKU XODGI m uum-mmt-mmomm* il [y sl