The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 1, 1945, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE DAILY ALASKA LMI’IRL JUI\LAU .‘\l Abl(A BROWNS RAISE HRST AMERICAN LCOP PENNANT Fanfare Slated for Sports- man’s Park Tonight- Flag Hoisting 2o ST. LOUIS Amid and fanfare worthy of a Holl prémier, the St. Louis Brow? ‘faise their fir American Les pennant in h oni before r 30,000 | € a erowd which m: fans. In the gatheri A. B. “Happy his first off new comm Harridge of tI Lesslie M. O'Cc missioner’s o *Arlie Latham, (& e« ‘bet of the 3 who won four consecut pionships in C American sociation. The traditional march he | St flag pole for the formal pennant raising ceremony will be enhanced |2 by colorful units of the armed Y forces with special drills b :.W\ girl bands. Members of last year ship team will receive President Don Barn Browns. And after 1945 Browns will meet the Cle 1 attempt to li ¥ 1 good | things that will have been said| about them > RI.ERS GIVE mIIGERS CUBS EARLY MARGIN - Trout Is Credited with Iwc;" ‘Shufouts Already-Ben- | gals Also Get Bingles (= (B3 Associnted vre If pitching in the early games| me tells the story, the Detr | Mr and Chicago Cubs are | @an October World Seric | While the Bengals hs been | slapping the ball at a | Dizzy Trout, Al Benton Newhouser been John Lau M B Y Lc Hauw V sright, Wm. A ung, Kenneth N T 1 ick, D. R. Duke, Fr Martin, Wm. W L EM@% --E/E% A NEWS WA HOWE n St Hospi is rep o ireatiig MOVE THAT PIAN Douglas Volu Fit Hall JOHN LAUGHLIN BURIED hlin was ¢ their American 1 T ier with a measly \ e, | I ¢ ir Six of Cha Bruit | for seve i hurlers have tosse plete win- | ning games in arts and Au!ul CANNERY V of them have b five-hitters or Fred Oak cannery for Y lower. Tops in both circuits is the| who is now here to ¢ the Dougla one-hit effort by Hank Wyse|Cannery in shape for the comi against Pittsburgh, spoiled only by stated that the Rookie Bill Salkeld’s eighth-ir g single. ate season. The home run ball has not been | undér the Dougl troublesome to either Detroit or|pany, which wa Chicago, the Tizer staff ing { porated with W > of J y definitely ing the Basham ui John L rifield blanked the long distance sluggers | neau and K. W son of Seattl A and the Cubs yielded a pair.|1s owners. Other officials of the Every mound crew has given ur | ompany wil o shoptly and at least one circuit clout, except| he company is counting on al Steve O'Neill's gang abor to be provided by reside Russ Derry belted half the New |>f the Channel. All cannery w York Yankees' total of eighi|-rs who wish to work during this hemers, high in the American but | season are to Oa their rivals across the Harlem n up wi alte River, the New York Giants, hav Union collected 13 and the Boston Braves 11, thanks to Butch Nieman and that shortened right field wall Nine shut-outs have been pitched PAN AMERICAN HAS in the National, three by Chicagc with Claude Passeau, Bob Chip- E!GHI FROM SOU'H man and Wyse each contributin L one. Of the seven hurled in the | American, Detroit has three, twc| A Pan American by Trout and one by Benton the foll pas Things were so tough during | Seattle yesterday: Frank Wright spri ng days, Grimm had to | Hazel Blakely, Albert Nelson, Ger- Borrew veterans Hod Lisenbee and | tfude Nelson, Robert —Cowling, Guy Bush from the Reds so they|ary Race, Helen Snoddy and could play an exhibition. Now his Durant. of far 17 Detroit used only average is not figure tests. tilts Pittsburgh’s slow triuted to failure of tossers to go the route, two moundsmen a day behind the Brooklyn pitch in 10 con- 13 in nine of can be a h only three complete by 11 starters Yesterday was an open date ir both le.xu es. D BENGALS' BENTON PRIME COMEBACK EXAMPLE TO VETS NEW YORK 1—Disc ed veterans h ; key positions in baseball’s 1945 ant race, al- | though draft | conti to | take about eight men for every former athlete Detroit’s is one of | the most cor e ex-| servicemen who ! able to | league stride. | <lahoma 1 the S Browns in his start receiving a Navy discharge | whipped Cleveland in his next | .. RACE 1 JUNEAL Harry R. R of owner of the Race Drug Juneau and Ketchikan, has arrived | in Juneau by Pan Amecr and is a guest at the Baranof Hotel ores in | L= F PiIN AUERICAN CLIPPER FAPRESS POUNDAGE CHARGES FOR SOUTHBOUND ~ RAW FUR SHIPMENTS 1 Passengers NORTH SEA om ieaflle; FROM SOUTH arrived from the with t follow- Bara Yor- Mrs. rry J Ernest G. Ted Ul- Florence en, Ulric Amundson Linda Arnold sen, Truleman Julia eam, Doris Norman n, George W. Mari W. Maris, Ralph H Goliiher Kapstad rL John nald 1 s Mrs. . CHILD LIFE 1S DISCUSSED AT JWCNOON MEET . town his hom the mother going to wc in war industries. Thes: have all worked to the disadvantage of children whose homes w rupted, d much planni work will be neecssary to overco; the dama suffered. Mrs. Scott Murp. concerning the Boy Drive which will be and asked he stener their contributio: ment in the boy who represent 1 community and n y spoke and Girl launched soon, sider to 2 future of their Mrs. Ernest G g told of th results of hing Col- lection asked for more voju s to help with mend- ing, sorting and packin B. Ha h will be o noons frc 1 o'clock to this wee Mrs. Ronal b 2 A 8] - did This ¥ Brahm the piano by Empire WoRrLp Argwars 135 SCUTH FRANKLIN ST. PHONE 106 Deegan, 2 Witten, Esterbrook, erguson, Bigelo, | VETERANS GUIDE By MAJOR THOMAS M. NIAL let's om 're quite d Uun: back Le her thi you dor Kr re g ed? Peep into t SHINGTON—Elizabeth Lutz, | someone i ying lo rush you into, erly of the Women's Arm: 1 find that these e Corps with the First Photo Group, | may .do 4 is now an ex-WAC in Pittsburg. |should loc A pretty smart hombress, if you on the m: ask me. mc She was the first WAC veteran Veters |to get herself a. loan under the guarantee repayment to GI Bill's loan tion, after being the lel r of half of any loan— released frem the Army because of provided the half isn't more than a dependency that made her indis- §2,000 pensable at home. But she didn't person {have the h , so she went over n or corperation, ¢ to - Sw! > Borough and bought y comes a quali- one. The GI Bill had loan er law provisions and she was ex-ser % 1t to become a bor- o that added up to something for want a home loan her. t is, you want to buy a home Let's move this lecan ques-{or build on Well, not m tion and wipe The GI Bill | chance you can build one new. Ar Title IIT) c t Y nt to a place anc for all ex- ¥ i You raise Global War. to borrc the person or trust Government gu; half of | comj or bank or other concern have to where u hope to borro som eligi its, but ' o Tell them you're eterar 1 your po: E vith some of it, if t intend to_use it to a home and for a exceed a reason- A your in- to look as though it mer X A - cot i making payments on I for ext is to complete a form ertification ¢ der will it ¥ IRAN ALASKE AN ——-SITKA !-JST PLACE AND LOWEST RATES I RCOM WITH STORE FRONT Center of Town SAMPLI Trollers Regular Meeting . MAY 2, 198 WEDNESDAY—T:20 P. M. UNITED TROLLERS of ALASKA LOCAL NO. 56 [ 1 Bienert, Hacha's t I pr SEEKS OCCUPATION BY ARMY OF U. §. NEW YORK, Mxx} 1~—The controlled Luxembourg radio Em] chhq Pl“\ld('n( cravia, was with the U, 8. Army for the ccupation of Bohemia without - a ght.” The broadcast W said erior Or. Karl Hegmann otector for the area The FCC reported the broadcast. - DIVORCE FILED B. Benson vs. Thelma Benson, an action in di- been filed here with the t Court divorce decree john incompatability of The couple has no ildren and ng, property settle- ment is involved. > ' e o 0 2 9 o 0 0 0 6 0 ° TiDES TOMORROW ° e o o . o 4:10a.m.: 15.81t. e ° 2 11:0la.m 031t. o ° 17:20p.m.: 1281t e ° Low Tide 23:02p.r 53ft. ® ® o ¢ o 0 6 o 0 0 e 0 - One out or every 1v S. adults i is employed in growing, processing | or distributing food D U DA ensing HAIR STYLED by Experis WE SPECIALIZE in Cold Waving Permanents Styling ' 2 Shaping \ § { flours 9 A. M. to 6 P, M. \ |Beauty Salon PN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 538 GEORGE BROS. LIQUORS PHONE 92 or 95 ) { | ! | Widest Selection of % N { [ g Tanned { RARBIT SKINS BUY DIRECT AND SAVE MONEY. Any guantity, Immediate delivery. Write for Price Lis Valcauda Fur Co. Seatitle, Washington EO TRANSFE | ARO TRANSFER AULING and CRATING DIESEL, STOVE, CRUDE OIL Phone 344 Phone 344 Frances Ann Beauty Salon HOME OF Lanolin Cremt Permanent Wave PHONE 383 195 S. Franklin Open evenings by appointment Hotel Juneau For Comfort l At Lowest Rales ROOMS WITH BATH or WITHOUT BATH Most Convenient Location —THIRD AND MATN— Owner-Mgr., Clarence Wise i { | Baranof } : | An:m-] said y the puppet Czech government of the trying to nego- negotiations cre being carried on by Richard Minister of the In- 2cting under instructions of Gank, Reich’s NEW ROOF . . Time Payments Arranged Columbia Lumber Co. announces a New Service “Our Salesman—GARRY M¢DONALD Will Call and Give a Free Estimate on HOME INSULATION . . . NU-BRICK SIDING [ULSDA\ ; MA\ I 945» . REMODELING PHONE 587 Public Accouniani-Sienographic-Tax Returns MURPHY and MURPHY Suceessors to Harvey Lowe ROOM 3—First National Bank Bidg. 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