The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 13, 1944, Page 2

TSEATILE IN WIN STREAK WITHDASSO Portland AIsTTakes Game from San Francisco- Southerners Lose By Associated Press (OMMUNICATION Juneau, Alaska, April 13, 1944— |To the Editor of the Daily Alask'\ Empire: | This is to serve notice upon you‘ |that the affidavit “by a Juneau man and fisherman,” published in last night's Empire, without any previous attempt at verification, and |on which you announced editoridl | comment for today's issue, is false. | (Signed) ERNEST GRUENING, Governor of Alaska e COMMUNICATION JUNEAU, Alaska, April 13—Edi- {tor, Empire. The north for the second con-| | Dear Sir: secutive day showed the way to | Regarding yesterday's article about the southern half of the Pacific' how “Fisherman Reveals How Fed- 'Coast League, Seattle and Portland { eral Officials Try to Control Elec- poth winning the day's program | tion.” which also featured the first shut- The United Trollers of Alaska,!qut of the season, a hurling per- ‘annl No. 26, issues the following formance of Frankie Daso’s 13 to “”‘Omm“” 0 victory for San Diego over Oak- 3 (f" Ih}g;gountmg;:omn{;it}t\ee son- land. Dasso was last year's strike- Flsb o e mem o8, o 8 faaan out kmg The Padres found four instructed specifically not to attend Acorn pitehers easy pickings. to any union business unless two or; After & slow Start, the' Seaftle 1mure members are present. ¥ This Union is in no way whatsover ‘Rmmers continued to gather 'speed | connected with the foresaid article,|and overpowering the Hollywood Executive Board, Stars 9 to 3. DeMoran hurled for <the winners. He allowed only eight CARL WIEDMAN, EMIL VIENOLA, |hits while three Star pitchers fail- BLANKET FEATURE v | | | 4 AT A REAL . < Y - ! ED SKARET, |ed to hailt the Rainiers. | HERBERT SAVIKKO. | An attack of the Portland Beavers e iracked for the third successive win | COMMITTEE OF . MANAGEMENT, | USO, TO MEET All members. of the Commmee} of Management of the local USO will be hold a meeting Friday night at 8 o'clock in the USO headquar-' ters and as this is the first meet- | ing of the present term all are ask- |over the Ban Francisco Seals 7 to 3. The Seals committed seven ierrors, The Beavers made 12 hits and the Seals 8. Rain at Sacramento again stalled the game with Los Angeles. Reg. $28.00 Pure Lama Wool 100° 1 Uruguay GAMES WEDNESDAY Seattle 9; Hollywood 3. Portland 7; San Francisco 3. San Diego 13; Oakland 0. Los Angeles-Sacramento, out. rained STANDING OF CLUBS jed to attend. Committees for the Pacific Coast League {year will be appointed. Won Lost Pet. Members of the Committee of |Los Angeles g 0 1.000 Management are as follows: Arthur portland . $ 1 150 Adams, Frank A. Boyle, J .B. Bur-lggjywood 3 2 600 ford, E. L. Bartlett, Capt. T. J|gan Diego 3 2 800 w Dyck, Lt. Warren E. Caro, James|oakiand 2 3 400 C. Cooper, Roald Copstead, J“’k!saanh e 3 :400 QMIC'V S/INCE /887 Fletcher, Elmer A. Friend. iSan Francisco T 250 Henry Harmon, the Rev. H"be""sncmmento 0 3 1000 I J. Hillerman, Perry Hilleary, The e {Rev. Willlam G. LeVasseur, Jack /RANGELL MAN HERE "ATTENTION SHRINERS xzxfi:“;‘s‘ J‘:‘e c};::iesvgm;m ng' TIDES IOMORROW Registered at the Baranof, John Regular monthly meeting at Am-,Dr Roberlt Sh:xllpson The }iev aV‘VBl-‘ H. Clements is here from Wrangell. erican Legion Dugout at 8 p.m. ter‘ A. Soboleff. 4 3 iHigh tide 4:54 am., 156 feet. s e O R Thursday. Lunch extra special by' Don Skilse .Mrs Harold Smith, {Low tide 11:47 am., 1.0 feet. PLEASE NOTICE Tom Hutchings. Be on hand. Alfred Zen e;‘ Joh;x C. Y. d’ High tide 6:06 pm., 125 feet. Lola’s Beauty Shop will be closed J. W. LEIVERS, |p b - Young, and|; ¢ (ige 11:52 pm., 56 feet.| ntil May 21. ady. laav. Eastary Zack Gordon, Director of the USO. e R |USO SHOW GIVEN RUMMAGE SALE | ™ o e b TueSdflY“"Apl‘il 18—1 P. M. The Grade School auditorium METHODIST CHURCH last night whén the USO Show ISTHAT RUMMAGE IN THE WAY? CALL 238—We Will Pick It Up! formance as has been seen here, TROLLERS! HALIBUTERS! in fact the show was 100 percent: good. Bring Your Families and Friends to the Big The show starfed right on time, United Trollers of Alaska 8 o'clock, and for one hour there was singing, acrobatic dancing, a |clever magician act, and excellent SATURDAY—APRIL 15 UNION HALL accordion playing by an artist who PR No Admission | Important business concerning Council meting April 14th. Dick Harris, Vice-President for Juneau area, urges all Council Delegates to be present at 8:00 p.m. | i £ 4 £ ] L & not only furnished the music for the other acts but gave one him- self. Every act on the program won most appreciative applause and en- ccres were given readily. The entertainers, who have been over the Alaska Highway and to all military establishments in the in- terior and westward, including the Aleutians, are ' Lucille and Eddie Burnett, Stanley Erickson, Helen McClure, by the way from Seattle; Lucille Lane and Peggy Lynn. ——— l BACK TO KETCHIKAN Harry Race left today for Ketch- ikan, after a routine business trip {In Juneau, looking after his inter- .ests in the Harry Race Drug Store. | NOTICE To Scottish Rite Masons: Specjal meeting Thursday evening 7:30 for ballot and communication of degrees 4-13th. Regular meeting Friday 7:30 conferring 14th degree, ete. personnel are taking i our cooperauon We are not unmindful Alaska . ALASKA SEATTLE 1, WASH,, Pier 3 Dancing slaris at 10 WALTER B. HEISEL, adv. EMPlRE—JUNE.AU ALASKA Col. Killlea Will !mick will entertain this evening at | | b | | | |NOTICE TO ALL LOCAL UNIONB! the Alaska Fedération of Labor to| be taken up at the Central Labor, Dodwated to Victory The Alaska Tmnaportatlon Company is proud of the part its fleet and its forces wl’fl eontinue to have first call on our faulltles and 100 per cent of . are bendmx every effort. toward maintaining a dependable service for these old friends . an augmented fleet and a hlghly trained organization will render service to the Alaska of tomorrow in a bigger and better way. IHURSDAY APRIL I3 1944 ALASKA AIRLINES land Appeal Board have been asked.' | The affair will begin at 6:30 o'clock. | col. Killilea will act as Assistant Director of the Selective Service for Alaska in the absence of Mr. Mc-! | Cormick, who has been called south | 'to attend a meeting of all State and Territorial Directors. Be Guest of Honer To meet Col. Frank J. Killilea, {temporarily assigned here as PIO- curement Officer for the Territor- jal headquarters of Selective bfl- Mr. and Mrs. John McCor- e LOCAL ARRIVAL Arriving here from Skagway, Wil- | v liam Dewar is at the Baranof. | oo their home on West Twelfth Street FROM PETERSBURG . with a buffet supper, to which| Here from Fetersburg, Oddie Ot- members of the local Draft Boacd ness is at the Baranof Hotel. YAKUTAT and CORDOVA CONNECTIONS TO FAIRBANKS —— VALDEZ —— KUSKOKWIM KODIAK ——— NOME BRISTOL, BAY PHONE 657 Office Baranof Hotel The Sewing Baskel BABY HEADQUARTERS Infant and Children's Wear 139 S. 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