The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 15, 1945, Page 6

PAGE SIX BUCS GALLO INTO SENIOR LEAGUE LEAD P 'MANAGER 01T FINDING FINE UNFORTUNATE By JACK HAND (Associated Press Sports Writer) THE DAILY ALASKA HV[PIRE JUNEAU, gics and even the family cat or ori orls Y, KIDS - In addition to the wonderful first, sccond, third, and even fourth ,\" w York and Jimmy McDaniols : nd‘ oris for the Peat b1, AGL L6 of Los Angeles clash in a feature prize winners. 10-round bout at Madison Square Foo 1t of niamBk UL T Garden tonight with a _llk(‘lxhnod BOND pARA Hohor Roll is gettink Mkiges: W of the winner getting a title match thil parade {8 geliii dekven el FLOTILLA CRUISE " BEMADESUNDAY | UNIVERSAL LIGHT PLANTS Now Available from JUNEAU STOCK ! The msmberq of the Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 2100 met last night in the Council Chamber of the City Hall at 8 o'clock to discuss final ar- rangements on their coming Flotilla Bill Voiselle’s ninth inning pho-!with Freddie (Red) Cochrane, me children are urgsil 40 buy’ Bkt Bonay . en a Cruise scheduled for next Sunda; ik A ]V)"[.I d(')\'v 11;,:4 d sifioe (VAQ{XU‘(\) Manager| yelt erweight champion thif atteroon oz comtgrol\;/ i be—! T Wit QAR SLarT Al ftdia One 500-watt 12 Volt D. C. | Me tt plasterec $5¢ e for tween 11:30 a. m. ang :30 a. m., members meet aby foe- Bt ! q _inot wasting a 2-0 pitch in St. DETROIT.—Hank Greenberg, the lIS'S Close at ’2 30 Saml’- and rustle up a costume that each i . . a e”ng ianis rade Be u |dore Jack B. Burford’s boat Donjac T 1500 fl llov A C A i Louis, continues to haunt the young | siugging Tiger outfielder of De-| day Bef one may join the parade, I T o wo -wa. .A.U. Automatic fore Dodgers in Ninth— {m@n from Ninety Six, 5. C. | troit’s pennant winning clubs of ay Before Parade, e i |ceive sealed orders with full in- | 1t troubled him again yesterday|1934, 1935 and 1940, was back in . . e © o @ o & v e ® e ®|stctions on the it 2 ! : § Cf course to be chart- | Slide fo Third SpOf when the talented righthander fail- |civilian clothes today, discharged | Prizes, free Movie |s "WEATHER REPORT o sedgiktl At el These Plants Are NEW and ed to d a one-run lead as|after four years in the Army, but e o . (U. S. WEATHER BUREAU) o ons for crew and gunfl\j b R i clubbed across tWo SCoves| Detroit clubofficials still had no| qoqay is Friday and that ® Temoeraturesfor2i-HourPerlod | Capt. Emest Parsons urges that BBADY 'l'0 Gfl Lt B igpyiin the e to hand him hi ect word as to resumption of|jeans something on the calendars ® FOIF 790 'Clock This Morning @ |all members of Flotilla 2100 be on (pitsbatgh | e ey (dth succe defeat, 5-4 is baseball career of Juneau and Douglas girls and boys ° - - ® |hand to cast off at 9 a. m. Sunday. e New York pit d‘lvy i “"M‘ Al Since Voisel fine the Giant —— under 12 years of age. That means ° In Juneau—Maximum, 55; | - — the 1134*\1 able ! \1 « ”/ yped only two games and PHILADELPHIA Jimmy Hines they have just today from 3 to ¢ ° Minimum, 48; precipitation e/ MRS. DAVIS HERE h-m'(-‘rf',;l r':‘ ,.l,‘ ‘,‘\Z'_‘ e From cushion of 17 of Chicago took the lead yesterday p m. and tomorrow from 11:30 a ©® 05 inch. ® | Mrs. Margaret Davis, of Tyee, has r\anx‘,n.x 'A ue ar t over the .500 mark on with a four below par qc in tl‘w m. to 12:30 noon, to rush down to ® At Airport—Maximum, 56; ® .iiived in Juneau n'nd PR ;'uest are roostin ) > club has slipped to a first round of the Philadelphia|the Bond Booth in front of the First ® Minimum, 45; precipitation ® .¢ the Gastineau Hotel e While Bi dropped anh-= reoord in less than three wet Inquirer $17,500 open tournament.| National Bank and buy that $25 ® -1l inch. ° PR e " 2 o ‘“!““ ! o rom 4 mmy Byrd had to be content pond which will enter them in the ® Forecast ® | Mexico produces 40 per cent of SEWARD STREET Brookl, MEDWICK TRADE ith a 71, while Byron Nelson of |Wwalt Disney Bond Parade Contest. © Cloudy with occasional @), wmlds silver. Pittsburgh ; A June 15—In dire need | Toledo hammered together a 68{ The parade, the big event of this ® light rain tonight and Satur- 0' NS yesterday Lo A '* i (»H“‘ , the Boston Bra to- | total. Johnny Bulla also had a 68. week's Bond Drive and sponsored ® day. Little change in tem- o1 Ma)ihl’%m;m.' m.;}].; wed t} e Outfielder Joe (D : ) -, by Beta Sigma Phi—will form back © Perature. “ in the first game B and southpaw hurler |of the" Federal “Bullding Sombrrow,| ® © ® ® © # & 8 3.6 94 ifiwn ,h““, iy U“T" DD rates EWald (0-0) Pyle on thelr ro it SIG“A(S TO pl-AY | saturday, at 12:45 p. m. unless it SR o | Xavier Rescig before the Pirates — accordin to Secretary Eddie 5. In that case the parade will | swept ”‘;, ecor d 6-5 tires Brannick of New York Giants (G SOFTBAU. TEN form down by the Alaska Light and HOONAH (ou"(“_ | The Phil who suapped @ 16 orstwhile owners of Medwick m ME TOMGHI Power Co. Notice of the change will i gteae Josing e o ince DI | EYie hose ayers came tc GA be carried in a morning radio an- voIES EI_E(IRI( i shellacked B } Ince DI\ grg ange for third nouncement. grio th t and X n Zlutt ; ildre: " - £e1n00 | IME:'L}: 4 it th Hsh onet g no cash| Lact evening's scheduled softball| Only children wearing official tag: U"l"v ou“,AY‘ e ekt B lved clash between the two Subport soft- | issued with ,the purchase of their Ept LARGES - o P runs d 1}]_ n i Lhe big guns | poston Mas hall clubs, postbotisd - abiithe bonds at the booth will be eligible to o | LARGEST—FRESHEST FRESH FROLEN MARASCHINO ‘“L:\;“’ B b Sballs . to SR he plan: minute due to conditions other than |Rarticipate, and perhaps win one of Mfr““s' ;‘“‘““;‘I' b . ‘}’l‘”': » e ' throwing two CHEAESIRARE | ield the weather—for a change—is to bz ‘thl- many extra special prizes pe- nah Town Council voted to purchase E G G S s' “'b Vern § 3/ "”I A 0N yrolmes, the league's be: played at a future date, according |Ing donated by Juneau merchants With town funds a 750-KVA Cater- ra erries and it De 3-2 loss t0 Liope fie to a decision reached today. and business pecople, including the r diesel-electric generator to y St. Lot i : T et a perfect stage for @ This evening is to see a meeting |Gastineau Grocery, which was unin. | Subply light and power to the entire 1 x “The New York and i o front offices of major| peyween the Signacs and the back- ) lly omitted previously. These ‘i1ag2, including the new FPHA| oz ou“ i - Washington in_the American, and 1o o, W Gk Thor the | tiding. Const Cuuard, to be. played |Prizes, now on display in the window €te, according to the Alaska Native s [] ) ] 8t. Louls.and Cineinnati of the Na~ geagline for makin and | a¢ Firemen's Field, commencing at |0f the Alaska Music Supply, will be Service Office here. : | - J . tional had open date with red hot pennant races raging 7 o'clock. | awarded tomorrow from the stage of I addition, the Council author- o ks = in both loops, the mad scramble B R the Capitol Theatre, where all the i2ed extension of transmission lines 2 > o Bl STANDINGS UF THE CLUBS for the hoys who can play by the RPPFRIEE ST {paraders will end their triumphant t0 both ends of the village, to serve NEW SHAFTERS (American League) boys who pay was sure (o g0 on HOSPITAL NOTES march around town and will stay to 40 houses In addition to the 80 FPHA 1 ok d B ey enjoy a free matince as guests of 'Dits. Total expenditure is osumat- E Ibs CI Ib L. B Crarvl i ed at $10,000. y Detroit 18 600 camuel Devon and Axel Koiru H(;;I‘I'UL (f\‘““”‘"', “Im:l_tm mm;ff_ger.. e A o i 2 | ” ¥ s. . New York 19 587 I_l N e incoming medical patients at ;% " AY—HeIas. B S e- 3 i i : 2 HnaHtal FHEATARY. |minder of the typ= of costumes that MARY JOYCE HERE ¥ : {will be considered for those won- | Chicago 500 SUGAR ARE (U‘i’a Mrs. Paul Raymond entered St. o | S : ‘ g . | FRESH &b ol i ¥ Ann's Hospital Thursday for sur- erl_‘l‘pl S \V.L% Disney costumes. Mary Joyce, owner of the Taku Seiiiubt " § gery . patriotic and nationality costums Ledge, arrived yesterday via Ellis Tt S siASHEs MADE “Mrs. Andy Frederickson, surgical Cinal costumes, fancy decorated Air Transport from Ketchikan, and bc by e o 4 patient at St. Ann's Hospital, has DicYeles, baby carriages, doll bug-|is a guest at the Baranof Hotel. [] ihsriay Gaus SHINGTON, sune 15—SUEA reiumed to her home. RIS Boston 1, Philadelphia 0 nts to industrial users, in-| s, §ig Fause and Mrs. Dora i | R Lok et 8 ice n and bottled bev- | kyjch were outgoing medical pat-| | i MINIMUM DELIVERY—§2.50 Bt 3 rage producers, today were slashed B ; i ! Ohibago 4, Cleveland 3 crage producers, today were slashed jents Thursday at St. Ann's Hos- i Guieago 4 Clevdand & | Do e e | o B | DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A.M a year ago for the July-September| Mys Priscilla Morgan and baby | IRGREEN BOWL | . (National Leaguei quarter. girl left the Government Hospital| | T H b ! S g e now commer. S e Govermment Honal | N YN SUNDAY~JUNE 17 | | TWO DELIVERIES DAILY < I10:I5A. M, 215P. M Pittsburgh 29 cial quotas from 23 to eight per- - e | l i - et o cent below the current April-June FLEET ENGINEER IN i Brook 28 o NGINEER I? i | Brookly ,,,; R e e i Moose Members and Invited Guesis i & Tk of designed to bring use in line with Earl Bright, Fleet Engineer for| j H Ck‘fl =Y “‘; < scarce supplies the Fish and Wildlife Service,| & Cago Alaska region, arrived here from ' C?Sl"m o ) PHILIPINE SUGAR Seattle yesterday and today flew Pl”lr-uln‘]l“]lv P. 1, June 15.—Van to Wrangell where a new engine is | hiladelphia ; )odward, Chairman of the to be installed in the Fisheries ek :\(;"h\‘“ Economic Mission to' patrol vessel Auklet. 5, New Yor incs, said today there is e S AR l;f:ltl-fdvfph rt_o-ci;%w“ 8. no prospect of ouy shipment of GOES TO ANCHORAGE | (cl) .;?m: )-,_ A \‘llbl“l sugar from the Philippines during Mrs. Dorothy Killewick, who has nly games scheduled.) 1945. been employed here for the past sl Cos Konkoh It s G B it year as a secretary for the Fish Tt S T e & o . it Nsaay COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT 'and Wildlife Service, has resigned Portlar ;’ ,g 1y B misc lany of matters, most of her position and departed for An- o m)“ ;“ ! them minor but several of sub- chorage to join her husband, Rob- ;);(I'L J 4 ance, will eng: the attention ert Kellenwick, engineer for the < g 38 4(—‘3 of Juneaws six City Councilmen Public Roads Administration. ! an Francisco 37 493 this evening at their second and M i | :fi:“m?x:?i?n :; 32:’ last meeting during the month of | Sun spots range from 500 to AR 38 436 June. The mecting time is 8 o'clock, 50,000 miles in diameter. i Los geles 6 3 6 at the City Hall SRR St P BT S e, Hollywood 28 45 384 e i Jesn 1 NOTICE Thursday Resulls [ Portland 9, Seattle 3. San Francisco 8, Oakland 2. San Diego 5, Sacramento 3 Los Angeles 8, Hollywood 1. As of this date sponsible for any debts unless au- ! thorized by m Clipper Time SEATTLE. . . . ... 6 HRS.55 MIN. WHITEHORSE . . . . 1 HR. 45 MIN. FAIRBANKS . . . . . 5 HRS. 5 MIN. GALENA . 7 HRS. NOME . . 9 HRS. McGRATH 6 HRS. BETHEL 9 HRS. . 5 MIN. 55 MIN. = P11 Worto Arrways o Hying Cligpers ARANOF HOTEL PHONE 106 I will not be re- | When We (elebrafe V-J DAY We'll Be Cheering All You HOME FRONTERS Uncle Sam and our men in uniform recognize the importance of your Bond buying—which supplies them with the cquipment and ammunition which first exterminated the Nazis, and which they’ll keep on needing to rid the world of the Japs. Don’t stop buying: our boys can’t stop fighting until V-J day! Piggly Wiggly Co. 000000 A O ‘ In War..... Serving the Cause of Victory Courteous and Dependable Service to Alaska In Peace... ALASKA TRANSPORATION CO. Pier 58 Seattle, Wash. Main 7479 DUCK CREEK BUILDINGS [ ] The Alaskan Department is offering for sale a variety of surplus buildings and structures located on a portion of the Duck, Creek Garrison site just East of the Glacier nghway oppostie the Airport. Enter at sentry box opposite Kendler’s Alaska Dairy and follow the afrows. ' Items offered include Quonset Huts in sizes 16 x 36, 20 x 50 and 16 x 80, buildings of regufar frame construction, and three frame removable knock-down type structures of various sizes. SEALED BIDS are required with the closing time set at 2:00 P. M., June 16. Phone 807 for details, or call at the Area Engineer’ Office at the Subport, or the office of this newspaper for bid forms. ® MATERIAL FOR BUILDING, BEPMBING REMODELINE FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1945 : d | il 2 3 v