The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 2, 1945, Page 3

kayoed Australia’s Ron Richards, who - previously had whipped an unidentified European champ and! the current champion, Gus Lesne- vich. : . . Jimmy conveniently over- looks ‘all the lickings Moore has taken since then and the fact that Ossie Stewart flattened Richards | first. e DELBERT R. HANKS COMING HERE FOR ‘BOY SCOUT DUTIES Delbert R. Hanks is coming to Alaska 4s Scout Executive, with headquarters in Juneau, according to the following information re- celved by the Empire from R. W. Vinnedge, Chairman of the Alaska Advisory Comimittee, Boy Scouts of America, ‘AlaSka Extension, Port- land,. Oregon: “¥our Alaska ‘Boy Scout Advisory Contmittee 15 happy to announce that beginning June 1, 1945, a more intensivé service will -be available to the Territory. On that date Mr. Delbért R. Hanks, formerly Field Exeeutive of our Tendoy Council at Pocatello, Idaho, became Scout Exéoutive of Alaska with offices in Juneau. Also on that date, Miss Elsie Coomes, who is the present Alaska, Office Secretdry and well known to most of you, will trans- fer, from this office to the new Alaskd office in Juneau. “The Alaska Advisory Committee is pledged to assist in every way possible during the organization of a Loeal Council for Alaska. At the present time Alaska is the only section of the United States and its possessionis which does not. operate as & chartered Local Council. Within a few months after Mr. Hanks comes to Alaska we be- Meve you Alaska Scouters will have helped him organize your first Local Council, and thus gain for e boys of Alaska the benefits of ter Scouting which such a ncil can help to provide.” % fi.fi—— . BUY WAR BONDS g 'Kibitzers Gef Busy ; {like Clay and (S;A fifl]ph w. Ol;n- canneries and war plants at Ket: and Sitka and| the hills, | chikan, Juneau itmppiug and fishing i - e Over Sudden Changes Made in Vlashinulon‘ Mte‘[f“%i‘u‘r?d.,y‘,“i{f: o ,p m., in the home of Mrs. Pele: iHlldre 1018 Capital Ave. Members | {and friends welcome. By Jack Stinnett (Continued from Page One) stead, former director of office of supply for the Commodity Credit, Corp., who has been named food ad: ministrator for occupied Germany, will be shifted to handle the tough problems of administering to the de- | feated Nazis. [ LR Edward R. Stettinius won't have; to 'go much farther before he be- comes known as our most travelled Secretary of State. An Army crew anhd plane are assigned to him nhow, and the boys aren’t getting much rest these days. One innovation that Secretary Wallace is already making in the Ccmmerce department is an office to work on postwar civilian world travel. . Officials are positive in the prediction that when peace comes 4merica will travel abroad as it never has before. PELLETS BRING NEAT PREMIUM NEW YORK, May 2—Golf balls have risen in value so much on the black market this spring that one pre-war vintage sells for as much as nine times its weight in silver. A golf ball that sold for one dollar before Pearl Harbor recently cost 10 when two members of a swank Long Island club visited a black market wholesaler. Established manufacturers, re- tailers and club pros are all ask- ing legitimate prices for their wares, but despite their pleas that an old ball be turned in for re- processing whenever a new one is purchased, it is doubtful that sup- plies will last out the season. ETHEL MERMAN i Musical Comady Star says; use Arrid deod day and | wouldn iy "eeafm g, :nywherfi without it | haye 90 ersonally recomm. Arrid 1o loads of p';';'r: boecause Iike it s mueh. Safely belps Siop Perspiration Does not irritate skin. Does not rot dresses or men’s shirts. Prevents under-arm odor. Helps stop perspiration safely. A pure, white, antiseptic, stain- less vanishing cream. No waiting to dry. Can be used right atter shavi Awarded Approval Seal of American Instigute of Launder- ing — harmless to fabric. Use Asrid regularly. 39¢r Also 59¢ size .ARRID THE LARGEST SELLING DEODORANT WALTER J. STUTTE GENERAL CONTRACTOR New Consiruction and Bemodeling Phone Green 768 evenings P. O. Box 3091 Estimates Furnished DECORATING PAINTING and PAPERING, being in the same craft are important enough to REQUIRE CARE in their execution———1It is more satisfactory to know what the job is actually worth before starting and thus avoid an indefinite expense brought on by unneces- sary working hours. JAMES S. MeCLELLAN Phone DOUGLAS 374 ELLIS AIR LEENES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Pefersburg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock, Hydaburg and steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 BUY DIRECT AND SAVE MONEY. Any quantity, immediate delivery, Write for Price List, Valcauda Fur Co. Sedttle, Washington s CARO TRANSFER HAULING and CRATING DIESEL, STOVE, CRUDE OIL Phone 344 Phone 344 Frances Ann Beauty Salon HOME OF Lanolin Creme Permanent Wave PHONE 388 195 S. Franklin Open evenings by appointment S — Hofel Juneau For, Comfort At Lowest Rales ROOMS WITH BATH or WITHOUT BATH Most Convenient Location —THIRD AND MAIN— Owner-Mgr., Clarence Wise WHING DING Phone 519 MAKE JUNEAU DAIRIES DELICIOUS ICE CREAM a daily habit—ask for it by name Juneau Dairies, Inc. —————— | COWLING-DAVLIN | ! COMPANY DODOE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS | WHEN IN NEED OF Diesel Oil—Stove Oil—Your Coal Choiee—General Haul- ing — Storage and Crating CALL US! Juneau Transfer Phone 48—Night Phone 0393 | TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing L] FRED HENNING Complete Outfiticr for Men “SMILING SERVICE" Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 104 or 105 Free Delivery Juneas S ———— Alaska Trading Co. J. W. GUCKER, Prop. PHONE 122 or 4 At Alaska Dock and Storage P e e o ] HOME GROCERY Phone 146 \ R WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1945 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE 5 e e : - 1 enth Naval District Head- HAYNES DOUGLAS HOSPITAL NOTES : HNAl |NNING HAYNES' ONE A l_ E u Is A I i Len Sk * . | Columbia Lumber Co. announces a New Service | { i ’% &“w S n of game anir d fur il yesterday i Our Salesman—GARRY McDONALD Will Call OME AGAIN | L mals, and birds in A 1 al, where she | and Give a Free Estimate on [ | served and Commanding Of al care. { SAI.UES W|N ( BACK TIGERS | H | AR ORI A g i ceorse ward and vy vov || HOME INSULATION . . . REMODELING I | Capt. Wendell Cahill announced - trict da {teturned home from St. Ann's , i | i ek that he Douglas U e i B Ay | NEWROOF . . . NU-BRICK SIDING | i i of T torial Guards had received 1 or ammuniti f Mr: rchie Betts, a surgical pa- ke A KOH'Y 28 Hitters Face Chisox of Terr e o The [Ghv- 's b % e & Hospital for | Time Payments Arranged PHONE 587 | 1 g 's Office. .The flag is the n f gar - home | . . Moundsma“ in Bes' Per i AP e lul.' .'&I{v\f—{{l dedign of a T4 tic od ip, d Wise and baby boY | e \ in a 1 blue, and wil low 1 b | home from St. Ann's - . ! Loop leaders Make Senes formance fo Dale Taken Back fo Places from fi." st i e parat, R | TS Rt Public Accountant-Stenographic-Tax Returns | | uare X , Ce . . ' / Cahill o announces there will ang ¢ t Evelyn McKinley entered Starts Tonight-Angels, =y sk tana Where Evacuafed When cout i smemers ths, w000 0 T e e s T | MURIPHY and MURPHY s | (Associated Press Sports Writer) . o f 4 g 2 4 I gaiil oas | g las Unit Thursday ¢ 12 in the uling, harpoc ) n e | Successors to Harvey Lowe SURBETIINS | | o S deee i | RIS WIS Sofled i vob Toutins enalig il ot Mmool teessing e SR AN, e we reieotiv]] ol b e sl | pitched game of the infant Am- By Olen Clements il b . Ay egiin G AL - Pish t be molested |admitted to St. Ann's ““-\,‘”-”. (By Associated Press) erican League season today; a one- (Associated Press War Correspondent .’h it avd "” e kil wt i The | b s @ " fesed Ninth-inning splurges decided the hit job ngs.:’inst Detgait that eased lU;\lAlf\S};\ '“vku.‘ April : f fish take L | €. E. JOHUNSON HERE cnly two Pacific Coast league games' Manager imn y worries | (Delayed)—Home tonight out 1~‘t3 SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING three pound. Ghiatibs B JoMtison has received | played last night about Bill Dietrich’s sore arm. |on the ragged edge of the world| " o e of e RIO ish e Ak e Sl il — —Ruild; San Diego’s drive toward Loopi It took a single. over second base jare the Aleuts, the only North Am- |0 )_‘ been calel B HYGan Y Ve il | ‘“*‘(I,L:H‘“'l“v_“‘[‘v-‘:\’-"dl"‘f”I o : X :“‘\ M 'S \ACS Bnlldlng conh'adfll’ lcadership was temporarily halted|in the third inning by Skeeterericans forced to flee their homes .o o i iy the City Hall, by v ‘at Im | n-le"h &, 'v “mm T 3 "l- ~-”h REMODELING ant BEPAIRING when it lost 7-3, to Los Angeles. Sac- | Webb, who was traded to Detroit by the Pacific we | Mayor Mark Jensen: nty (20) f T x (6) pounc Sl \('Vl i {Hied Rt . A . ramento dropped San Francisco into'by Chicago last winter, to spoil a| Gone three s, they came] L 15 t L TR R 1 4 that 1 CABINET SHOF seventh place with a 5-4 victory. no-hit bid by the 27-year-old|bac y, their Oriental stoicism BOERS HERE HUNT Bl BAERs e el il 270 South Franklin Street. PHONE 799; Res. Black 290 Seattle-Oakland ~ and Portland-|veteran of seven big league seasons. (unbrcken by the sight of rundo N d Mrs. F. Boer have moved B s S o Hollywood games were postponed as| Only 28 Tiger batters faced | houses dilapidated by foul weather | mm helr wly-acquired home on this mer inflicts 4 wound o ;—»-——.-,,..-----,,,,,v the two Northwest teams encount-|Haynes yesterday as he tos the |and the ever-hungry souvenir ..., % ,; 18 TorHerlY S Aot { WATKINS | ered travel delay. The Rainiers will 5-0 shutout that spoiled the Ben-|hunters s }W‘“:(l Sy Onikh i Qi ’“:‘(, “ Office fiall' see] ) Goon HEALTH ‘ J“NEA“ PLUMBING & HEATmG cn- open their series on the Acorns'|gal's first place drive. f One by one, usrn' they had never | 3 all personnel coming within \ PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL field with a doubleheader starting at| Roy Schalk drove home three of | ibeen away, 120 of them came down | CAROLINE HARO ELEVEN thiBlF fooiBand, As Wkl 4 : i WELDING 7 p. m. tonight. The first placeChicago’s scores with a triple and \th- gangplank of an Army trans Caroline Haro, daughter of Mr * visitir | P n 0 n “ c T s | s W Beavers invade the Stars’ stadium|single as the Sox knocked out!port. They stared into the brooding | . 4 Mrs. Haro of Douglas, became mand, are Srmed ¢ § Foods. Medicines, Flavorings Pflo“E 787 Thlrd and Frankhn {(_n' a single game tonight and a tWin|starter Walter Wilson, a recruit silence of the smoky sea and 11 years of ‘age on Sunday, April copies of the foregoin \ and Spices, Toiletries and bill on Thursday. |from Buffalo. Les Mueller, a dis- {blinked their eyes when they lo |29, Miss Har entive: school dleks bl | Household Necesities at i R f VS e <07 VB charged serviceman, ailowed onelat the snow-covered mountains that |t "o 0 50 ol e e home { PRE-WAR CEILING PRICES 3 s | {hit in four relief innings but the |were palisades of light oy INALES o varv ey MRS, EYLAR JOINS | Complete Line SPEC PERMANENT WAVING | |damage was done. | : S 3 VK. L \ TCK’S o HAIR CUTTING AVD GENERAL BEAUTY CULTURE | | - e Babes in arms and children boin |time was enjoyed by all | GARNICK’S GROCERY b - Skeeter Newsome was the big)as Jong ago as 1942 on the Alaska | g WOUNDED HUSBAND { Phone 174 A FULL L IN DERMETICS CREAMS !gun in Boston’s attack as the Red | Mainland were there, too. It was | JOE POOR IS FIVE ! | : Come in and get your FREE '. UC', H E’S BEAUTY SALON Sox - squeezed past Washington,|a strange homecoming for the| Master Poor celebrated his M’ SN)KAN[ Hgsp ' Calendar and Almanac ] e N 5-4, for their fourth straight after stramge people who were never | fifth birt yesterday with a 8 I e Dot O SR e | PHONE 492 |losing their first eight games. happy away from their traps and|party for some of his little friends - BRI WAL S R e s { Rain forced postponement until'gories and these bleak treeless hills | B e e I S tonight of the scheduled game in!¢hat stick out of the cold sea | TS | By Hugh Fulterton. Jr. ‘E‘ ] "”é‘““"dlc"mmlss";:‘;r lk The island looked different to the | Louis BLEtReVISE | ¢ t HAER STYLED E ¥ Al‘“l NIACIIINE SHOP A - “Happy” Chandler was scheduled | repatriated people. Good roads re- (he Alaska Life Magazine, has be NBW YORK, May, 3-The Oreens-It slst: i raiainlg “the Browns'| pcen muday. tealls, Army and |y porclas sister aimng. th. oot { | Acetylene Welding, ([ i e iy OIL BURNERS boro Club of the newly organized ! it ne e niki et gl = dig g b s i - GIFTS first pennant in 44 years. All other | Navy airfields were beehives of week pictures and lining 5 \ Y l ) t a i Carolina League claims to have the |gani " o1c0 were postponed [y A YR o \ : e E ’ j Mho, 8, o el xper S | Blacksmithing ” | oldest rookie in organized baseball | ; e : ectivity where the Aleuts used tojup local sponsors for a Juneau- talized in that city. They alf | Plumbing, Heating, s e Phone 319 ¢ in Pitcher Ossie Buckner, who will | graze their sheep. Douglas issue of the magazine in in Spokane Sunday evening and | | 2 \ be 34 on June 30. - . . Couldn’t| STANDINGS Or JHE CLUBS | They had been homesick a long the near future feund getting along fine, ac- ) W CI !’,’,’::,’::’,’.’,l"ii‘"',,"Z.’f"""""" A b Olandier it 1 & clatm fory (American League) Itime. The Aleuts were moved en R K to & wire received by Mrs. | E SPECIALIZE R e e that title?. . . . To prevent false! Team— W. L. Pet. masse from the islands in 1942 Hagerup ; ) that tuet. . . . To prevent false| Tool b3 e e oo o o we GAME RULES FOR lar was wounded In action | o " THRIFT CO-OP CAPITOL CAFE Ralph F. Ward of the Iowa Pre-|New York 7 4 636 at Attu. Their fate is a m i rmany, reported missing in | | Member National Retailer- H ' Flight School proposes that theigs_tlmé") h g 4 'ggg No ward °;, g g" iy 'w; ‘“ NAvY GUARDS EN et II”J";"'\ :‘}t:‘;‘dfl d“']':: w" | Owned Grocers Southern Fried Chicken ! starter should stand behind the Philadelphia 5 556 tedchers, Foster Jones an B ] ’ - : oy sy REET Choice Steaks et . e dap. Astest £he. pre. | Washineton 6 6 500 Etta Jenes, has been received since y talized in France. Soon after get- | [| tu BEWARD 83! DINE A DINCE { liminary abVest : &' They dia even |Bt- Lovis 4 5 44 the Japanese seized Attu in 1942, REI.EASED BY (G ing the news of his release, Mrs. |} PHONE 767 s MR Battek At the’ Benn. Felays when | Boston 4 8 333 When the iland was retaken by lar had a telephone call from { . Lisosy b s e Cleveland 2 1 .222 American troops there was no evi- from New York, and they ] the starter climbed to the top of a X | o tower used by the finish-line l;)udgpsv Yeoterday's Results dence of the natives or teachers For the guidance of personnel of made plans for her to join him |} Styling FORD AGENCY AL‘AS‘KA WINDOW before firing the gun for Gunder| Boston, 5; Washington, 4. The 120 who disembarked teday the U. S. Coast Guard and the soon as he learned Mmy. e | 1 e (Authorized Dealers) CLEANING CO. Haegg’s handicap race. . . . : Chicago, 5; Detroit, 0. were only a part of the island U. S. Navy in Juneau, Lt. Warren was to be sent for fu 3 i b oo GREASES-—GAS—OIL Window Cleaning and Janitor | (Only games played). people being repatriated. Others on M ro, USCG, Captain of the talization. 1} Foot of Main Street Service NO SAFETY IN NUMBERS | ks the samz Army transpart were Port here, has released the order, Mis. Eylar and Donna will spend | | MERF C. FERRIS Ytinn the Pkers played the St | (National League) headed for Nikolski, Akutan and quoted In part below, issued by tart of the time visiting ber | Juneau Motors Phone 777 Alaska Cab Oftice | Albans, L. I, Naval Hospital team | Team— W. L. Pet. Atka. There were 400 in all the Commanding Officer from husband’s femily in Montana IR flours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. e i) | on, Monday, Rookie Ray Hathaway New York 8 4 667 The cntire village of Atka is - ' i 5 aht the i B, Youls 5 4 556 it. The Navy destroyed it when it I BB arallof | Sanitary Meat Co. G. E. ALMOQUIST in one inning. . . . When Lloyd Beston . 6 5 545 appeared the encmy might land R - 7 | FOR QUALITY MEATS o &ae Bucy swung at a third strike, for |Brooklyn S e’ S0 UM, Tiven. ihe Bubian. Orioedok : B AND POULTRY CUSTOM TAILOR the second whiffing, Clyde Suke- Cincinnati 5 6 45 Ch onion-shaped eauty Salon FREE DELIVERY Across from Elks’ Club forth dropped the hall then pegged Pittsburgh 4 7 364 spi 1 Ralph Mize, ‘ A T ana W to first. The teams were Fhiladelphia 3 8 273 the architec. who redesigned it, ! OFEN EVENINGS BY PHONE 57¢ i changing sides when someone no-| (Standings unchanged—All games had to call in a Russian priest to | APPOINTMENT ticed that Augie Galan hadn't ! postponed, rain). make sure it was right | | i touched the bag. Bucy yan out of | A ~ Don C. Foster, General Super- ! -PEO‘NE ifli' | Chrysler Marine Engines CALL the dugout, touched first and ran (Pacific Coast League) intendent of the Al k““dl"‘“““ | PRt R Y | MACHINE ' SHOP r.“u" Tl’llllht on to second, where he was called | Team— W. L. Pet. Service, said the Army and Navy § SRR L S Ry ese. SHETE . Hothaway. istusd: o welk FOrtiand 19 10 655 will supply the Aleuts with all !!" GEORGE BROS. ! Marine Hardware 114 and Sukeforth dropped another Seattle 17 12 586 necessities of life, even replacing| | | G w y C . third strike to fill the bases before | San Diego 17 14 548 guns and dories lost. Soon the! | Widest Selection of ! Chas. G. Warner Go. OIL — FEED — HAULING ! the Dodger pitcher bore down and O8kland 15 14 517 men will be able to go to the| | LIQU‘)RS fanned: Pete Corey with the bases Sacramento 15 16 484 Pribiloffs for the sealing season | o Voo {Los Angeles 14 17 452 and others will take up their traps PHONE 92 or 95 an San Francisco 13 18 419 and fishing nets for a return to old | — SHORTS AND SHELLS Hollywood 10 19 345 pursuits. B ARSI Kn TH TRAKS Thomas Hardware Co. Manager Jimmy Johnston’s latest | Yesterday's Results i While the Aleuts e refug | T d Light and Heavy Hauling PAINTS — OILS gag is to claim the world’s light| Los Angeles, 7; San Diego, 4. |in Alaska they proved industrious. | 1y anne E O DAVIS E. W. DAVIS 5 . § | Sacramento, 5; San Francisco, 4. They were anxious not to become | | ullders’ and Shelf ! heavyweight championship for ( PHONE 81 { Archie Moore because Archie| (Only games scheduled). |government wards and became al- | | P ——————) HARDWARE H —— .- — {most self-supporting, working in | { I Utah Nut and Lump COAL Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager and Supplier . Phone 208 Becond and Seward Wall Paper Ideal Paint Shop