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PAGE SIX LEONARD IN | SHUTOUTWIN EROM "GERS Seattte Splifs with Los An geles-Portland Drub- bed by Acorns (By The Associated Tress) FLETCHER GETS TWENTIETH WK Washingionr Now Serious% Threat fo Bengals in IN P. C. LEAGUE | EXPERIENCED sales clerk wanted | | WANTED—Woman to care for 2- year-old child, 9 to 6 p. m. Phone 203. FOR SALE SOMEONE going to East Coast to take either or both of Mary Jo Wade's children. Phone Green| 330. | MAID WANTED — Union wages. | Apply at Gastineau Hotel. | at Nance's 5-10-25¢ Store. WANTED TO BUY, lease or man- | age a rcoming house. Write 5986, care of Empire. Sacramento’s Guy Fletcher broks American League into the charmed circle with 20| |games to his credit last night by (By The Associated I'ress) etting the Hollywood Stars down i 4 to 1 b S Pl IN\ Ardi% ot Fetcher still is far behind ‘ : P B ey ,“‘li,]; San Francisco's Bob Joyce, who | b A ',h“\- b |chalked up his twenty-sixth with day of Ahe N aball artist has|® 3-3 victory over San Diego. ington knuckleball STEE T While Seattle and Los Angeles| | piiched gty LIh e \‘sl)lll a pair, the league-leading : ) L med the Bengals | Portland Beavers took a 10-2 drub- R P Yo bing from Oakland. ! four straight, cour that 3 ¥ ¥ R y | ‘ 4-1 job last October 1, after he| D had ~ been ositioned by a ; | gambler lo ng for a sure thing i ] Dutch slammed down the phone | | and went out to hex on [ ; | the Motor City that hasn't been NDUP‘ ; ; : ‘ G s L e Moy ROU ROLL OUT THE BARREL_Atan American Red Cross | Flpink e T M{"S‘ club in Paris Pfc. Kirby C. Horton of St. Louis wears a barrel | suiBitss, sadin s T B X while his only pair of pants is repaired. Pfc. David J. O'Brien, | o L saedeanni Or'!hf NEW YORK, Aug 16 Hugh Saratoga Springs, N. Y., waits at right. league - Jeaders _behind Ul{s‘(uml‘txlg.: N s four-hit throwing, Washinglon W% ipped home by the Phillies to :’" ‘:b(r“;l‘”'("';“l:‘ pr. ey rest and regain his strength. . . el ! 1o | He was tuckered out and unde it bhioasy White Sy ::::‘\u‘luhl when he rejoined the club| JU N EA u S USO N E WS ool “;(‘j;‘]] (‘\:“‘L ‘!.“ 1']\("'1"!('(‘. ‘BI]]‘““.(’X long service in the Pacific. Dietrich stopped Boston, 5-1, first tom\fl"[-;]‘“m:‘mb‘lfl:kll‘lxli urlm_r:_f:lr;l‘l Sk o ey, ot Crist e IJ,PIIU;)T%‘ ]10]](‘"\]11_\ ‘L() the TE‘U“'XV\‘ of fllh-‘ a the job by blanking the Red SO% 005 gno have been where the Interesting llems for EvefybOd‘I “-0] m‘ m(: “(dh”l i ‘; the . first ! B°IPE really was tough—or maybe i Cleveland edged into St iis just that Hughey wasn't in division for the first time on Steve sha )13 to stand watching a club like 'HURSDAY, Aug. 16—9:30 p. m., wounds inflicted from the air. Gromek's fifteenth win, an 8-3 job | oPE 0 Biils G ORAOUEh | Just bod: danice i THO. “. .. A kiss won't mean ‘good- over Philadelphia, while St. Louls' 4o.0n5 that will have to be made SaPAr PR S $ bumped off New York, 10-4. Red a4 yne mecting of the International| FRIDAY, Aug. 17-7:30 p. m., sense the anguish of even. one Ruffing, who had won his fIrSt/gempic Executive Committee in'presenation by USO Commandos couple about to be separated is three starts for the Yanks SINCe pgnqon, starting Sunday, are what|of “will You lk Into My beyond the capacity of any other his release from, the ATmYy, WiS to do about Russia if that country parior?” over KINY. 8 p. m. Por- person: the man knew this. To N s should apply for membership and (rgit draw:ng by Mary and Jean comprehend the heartbreak of the Chicago’s Cubs tore V00KV whats the status of nations which! gnaw, 9:30 p. m, Special dance whole world in its farewells is apart with a 20-6 barrage that all|pecame Axis puppets during the gnd party by Port Company in scmething sparcd all but God. Yet B e o When the American < Hall, to which all GSO Girls the man was aware that loneli- dreams. Two homers by Paul Gil-|qympic committce met here Tues- | gre mvited. 10 p. m, Informal juke hess and d st grief beyond his| lespie, one with the sacks loaded g4y jt was strongly in favor of |pox dance in USO imagining were to be in store for in the first inning, xo(‘ lh!r3 Pace ' yosuming the games in 1948, if pos- : e e tlhe lm;:' i o e o st i ko SATUI 7 a. 15 went on again all over the world. The defending champion St ouro1ng foothall fans are tout-|gance in Scottish Rite Temple, in the middle of the. RN ot} L?uls ‘(l:ard”‘?‘: l(;s\:i T;r,; Ig;r:;n:d‘ ing a lineman who they say will 3 'l;ugus; two .md[ a ]h‘\lr lycla:cs Il;lx::)\ o i 1 hil|e A ! > an. ! T that the man stood near th Hladaiphia, towing 10 :#he P ;:‘)'f'mlf'ln';\i”:\u(v’:rt““)rrm:) 21}:1“:(:\:;13 SUNDAY, Aug. 19 - Sightseel® o0 ype yso club in Juneau and les, 8-5, but bouncing back for 80y o g gour Il‘n’mn'«‘n whoI plmx‘ trips to Mendenhall Glacier and ygoneq to the singing of a song. even break, 7-0, on Rookie Glen tor W’z\kr Fotast . il wm‘l other 'pm.“u of l,,,z‘[;‘.w, :‘]‘)m;;::,‘-‘\t T Wik 8 soiig balae suE By & Gardners fiyst big league staft |ang see if he can equal Herman—|N1¢ aiternoon. 120 P . FIEING young girl, who, although not vet| Pittsburgh advanced 10 WM eithor on o football field or at|PATW leaves USG. 080 P Wb 15 years of age, Happens toshold | g g ol M”.”Hmm: AN SRy the dinner table, . C. V. Whit- G ',“ e Mg ""f .00 in the man’s heart a place of B SRS e CIr | Ry Hoa Jeep, won't race again| L:00Ks at piano. 10 p. m, Special ynjque affection. It was a song he and then easing out a 3-2 second ;. Dirtitn. Beatar Harold] DIVID8 Plctures: of ‘Alaska. had asked her to sing especially | game shade on Nick Strincevich's| geipy a5 counted 132 Oklahoma ¥ for him on this great day in. the L B e | U. lettermen in the services who' MONDAY, Aug. 20—8:30 p. m., history of all the peoples of thC\ Ofncinnati continued its Weary|giy yave eligibility left if they|Forum Club leaves for party in earth { castern tour, dropping its twelfth| g, iq0 o0 return to college. |private home. 9:30 p. m., MoVieS mycre was only a stngle song he | and thirteenth in a row in Boston, | Pei Iy im0, ke was iy & st argl ihe Braves hit two. over the wail STOCKTON, Caiit, Aug. 16 — his sang for him “When the Lights| s s 1L e OLen (,h‘ N”"levvr haired Amos Alonzo Stagg, TU Augz. 21—17:30 p. m, Go On in. All Over the World.” {8 Tks ghe major Home fun- lead) kg oldest football coach, ' Broadcast of Quiz Ccntest from Eeath i L |paused briefly today to celebrate USO. 9 p. m., Meeting of Servic THE FUTURE ' e ‘"\ eighty-third birthday, an event mens' Council. 9:45 p. m., Cus- At least 50 times in the past 24 GAMES WEDNESDAY | which found him in his fifty-sixth tomary Tuesday st gams. i el i ) (American League) | consecutive year of coaching the much longer will the Juneau USO | Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia, 3. {sport in which he has earned un-, ~WEDNESDAY, Aug JZ 7:30 p. be open?” | Chicago, 5-1; Boston, 1-0. {dying fame. {m., Mov in USO. 9:30 p. m., To answer the que exactly | Washington, 8; Detroit, 0. The dean of mentors is bcrvm“. Square dancing Uso. is impessible. But it 't at alll St. Louis, 10; New York, 4 |ing his thirteenth season at small difficult to give a general answer. | 3 | College of the Pacific here, to Wi HE It is this: “Undoubtedly it will be (National League) 'vnmh he was welcomed after re-| LIGHTS GO ON AGAIN . . ! open for at least six months— Pittsburgh, 11-3; New York, 9-2.! | tirement age limit of 70 m-m-; The night 5 ch 15th probably much longer.” Boston, 10-13; Cincinnati, 5-3. lq;.my shelfed him from active in 1943. The new member of the More than five years ago the Chicago, 20; Brooklyn, 6. i(illljv' at the University of Chicago,!staff of the USO had just arrived national organization of the USO St. Louis, 5-7; Philadelphia, B-Oflywhcrc he spent 41 seasons. lin Juneau. He walked into the was created by the American people ' - o > !l(:um’,o of the clubhouse for the to take care of the men and women (Pacific Coast League) ” " }[ixst time. As he did so he heard in the service. Tn obedience to che‘ San Francisco, 3; San Diego, 2 Army Bu“ds (“y |the juke box playing “When the mandate of the people, hundreds Oakland, 10; Pn;';lr]xlnd. 2l Lights Go On Again, All Over the of overseas clubs were founded,' Sacramento, 4; Hollywood, 1 | F R ' v l | world.” including the cne here in Juneau. | Los Angeles, 4-6; Seattle, 2-10. | or e u"“ng e S That song, by then, was no longer It was understood then (as it is [ | new, of cour The man had understocd now) that this club, as STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS MIAMI, Fla.—The Army is erect-|often heard it hbefore, had never well as all the others, would con- (American League; “city” of 250 hutments and|been more than moderately im- tinue as long as the need for it Team— W. L. Pet ts at the Army Air Trs ans- | presged with it. But that night, for existed. Detroit 61 44 581yport Command's field here to house|some reason (or perhaps for a No one can be sure about the Washington 59 47 .557|part of the 50,000 veterans expected|number of reasons, or possibly for exact scope of the need in the Chicago 56 50 .528] |to return monthly by plane rmm‘nu understandable reason) that future. But it appears certain that New York 52 50 .510|overseas. The “city” will house more‘]:mflculnr recording of that par- with the movement of the many Cleveland 54 51 514|than 2,000 men at a time. They'll! ticular song became for him the thousands of troops that is sure to St. Louis 52 52 00 |be here about 24 hours before being | most moving war song he had ever take place throughout the Terri- on 51 57 -l’l’ cent to Camp Blanding, Fla, and| heard. From that moment it was tory during the next six months Philadelphia 3% 68 .333|from there to reception centers near | lodged in his heart and he could (prohably much longer), there will R | their home: ||m( tear it loose. be an acute need for the local club, (National League) ! ——————— + And the ships will sail at lcast for that period. And it is Team— w. L S G 2 {again, all over the world " a certainty that if the need exists Chicago 0 ouear, transformed into ndus-|mwa¢’yime 15 sure %o .come, the the UEO will be prepared ‘to mileh St. Loyis 66 45 brial alcohol, 18 used extenstvely An | iy bl Bimgast, wall ofar the it Brocklyn 61 47 | the manufgcture of explosives. world,—but not for a long, weary, — New York 59 52 ATTORT S RN B while. And in the meantime, the NEW GSO COUNCIL Pittsburgh 59 o4 "NTION SHIPPERS! ships must sail through the mists No mere paragraph or two' ca gz:fix])m“ Zi lv', The B. B 1 k“ it coniiis \x(|‘?i“:)d\\h“l(“ Bm on .{\ttu . . . adeguately cvxpress_ what we - think ; g § . freight until Thursday, Aug, 17, %" ey must carry American boys of the Girls Service Orgafmznuon Philddelphia 30 80 | for Haines, Skagway and Sitka, |'© their deaths on the beachheads of the Juneau USO. In saying this, —_— ¥ i by g ol of Ttaly . and some of these we speak with assurance not only (Pacific Coast League) | T 777 |ships will be blown to bits in the for the staff but also for all the Team— W. L. Pet CALL TOR 3IDS attempt to invade France . men served by the club. Portland 85 620 and others will be caught crueily Since space is limited today, Seattle 20 584 Bids will be received, in writinglen the barbed-wire submerged we’ll not try to make even a start Bacrame 3 525 only, up to and including August|along the shores of the Marianas in tnat directicn. We'll simply list San Francisco 70 504 | 17th, for two persons to wash all{and the Gilberts and there’ll the names of the 14 girls who Oakland T 482 |the cxterior window glass of alllbe others that will successfully have just been paid the compli- San Diego 65 76 .461|windows and doors of the two|land their men on the beaches of ment of being named to lead the Los Angeles 59 80 424 Juneau Public School buildings. | the islands in the very shadow of GSO as its council. They are Hull)\\uod 56 83 403 | Successful bidder must carry acci-|Japan,—safely land them there to Ruth Brooks, Thais Bayers, - —— Td(m insurance while ®on the job.|have them fight and die in the “Tammy” Eden, Jennie Johnson, school will furnish the falls)winning and the holding of those Emma Nielsen, Sally Olson, Edith SlOWERIN MOlASSESmnd all necessary materials for the|islands. Moore, Joy Roberts, Jean Shaw, job. The bid is for labor only. All| * - And rain or snow is all Mary Shaw, Evelyn Spain, Audrey ¥ | broken glass must be replaced and|that will fall from the skies above Steele, Mary Wendling and Irene DES MOINES — William Hum~1lh(‘ bid may include an extra|. The man knew, of course, Willlams phrey, 50, charged with reckless amount per pane for such replace-|that it wasn't likely there'd be| After reading that list, you ap- driving, gave this reason for ;hg;mems of broken glass. All work is|any bombing of Southeast Alaska preciate why we are confident that event: |to be completed in a good, work-|at any time, though you couldn't. the GSO during the coming Practical jokers had poured mul-\man“ke manner. The school re-|be sure about even that, what months will do more than its full @sses into his gasoline tank and he |serves the right to reject any or|with the enemy occupying the far share to make certain that the was forcad to race and rd al- all bids. Submit your bid in writ- | Aleutians. . . . But he and every- USO will maintain its tradition of ternately the motor. “That was mg and address it to JUNEAU |one else had friends among the helpfulness and friendline: the only way I could keep it run- [PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Juneau, Al-|servicemen and the civilians who, | R o o - ning,” he said. |aska. Have the word “BID” plainly | if the war lasted a couple of years, Nearly half of Japan's silk trade Municipal Judge Harry B. Grund | written on the outside of the en- |certainly were doomed to suffer before the war was with the United imposed the usuale$25 fine, I\'olopu, (Adv.) | the horror of death or terrible States, | BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNT- | LOST—Lady's Bulova wrist watch. jof America to the Marshal of the | First Division, Territory of Alaska, WANTE 7 de-:?abiftjpewrnu,er,; Phone 143. | ING SERVICE. Phone Black 290, | George Fournier. \\TANT;ZD—-WO-n;éu press operators and ironers at Alaska Laundry. | FOR ' SALE—Daffodil 18-FT. REINELL cabin cruiser, fully equipped for trolling. 9 HP. Wisconsin air-cooled motor. 423. Call bulbs, Pel- phinjum, Lemon Lilly, Day Lilly, Bleeding Heart and Golden Iris plants. Write Box 2353. 1936 PLYMOUTH SEDAN-—Good tires. Call Green 560, after 5 p. m. FOUR - ROOM furnished house, electric stove, refrigerator, wash- ing machine, Full cement base- ment. Ofl furnace. Lot 50x100. 633 Harris St., after 5:30 p. m. 96-PIECE dinner sct, dutch oven, bedding and other articles. Phone 452. FOR SALE—Fruit jars, 75c doz. MANGLE-FOLDER wanted. Apply at the Alaska Laundry. Juneau Lumber Mills have several] thousand feet of logs on Douglas; Island beach near Douglas Bridge. ( ‘Will pay reasonable sum to par- ties delivering logs to sawmill. | Any one c)hndex gasoline engine including washing machine. Pnone Green 758, VVANT‘ED —_ 'raxmv.cd young 1lady, for part-time work in connection with Tourist Guide. Steady po- sition of responsibilic; ‘ater for party qualifying. Phone 10, ask for Mr. Jacobin. WANTED—Used furniture 306 Wil- ‘ qughby Phone 1788. LOST AND FOUND i LOSTLadyls. ted purse, contain. | ing jewelry keepsakes, checks and car keys. Return to Empire. $50 Reward. | < ':x‘ning 12 ivoryi bracelets and watch bands, paper ! knives, totems. Call at Baranof Hotel desk. Reward. LOST—Box Finder please return to cashier, Baranof Coffee Shop. Reward. Glass is one of the oldest known materials. NOT YET WASHED UP DES MOINES, TIA.—C. R. Thomas, at the age of 80, is working in a laundry. He is believed to be the oldest laundry worker in the coun- try. ATTACHMENT AND GEN MONITION No. 5411-A In the District Court for the Terri- toyr of Alaska, Division Number | One, at Juneau. IN ADMIRALTY. | JACK BORRAVEN, MELVIN M. LITTLE, DAN BJORNEVOLD, and EDWARD MADLIGER, Libellants, vs. GAS SCREW OR VESSEL “PHYLLIS T”, and JACK AN~| CIGH, her master and owner, Lib- | ellees. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, TERRITORY OF ALASKA, ss. The President of the United States ERAL Greeting : ‘Whereas a libel hath been filed in; the District Court of the Territory | of Alaska, First Division, at Juneau, on August 13, 1945, by the above- entitled libellants, against the above- entitled vessel, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, in a cause for sea- men's wages, civil and maritime, for the reasons and causes in the said libel mentioned, and praying the usual process and monition <f the said court in that behalf be made, and that all persons interested in th2 said ship or vessel, her tackle, ap- parel, and furniture, may be cited in general and special, to answer the premises, and all procecdings being had that the said vessel, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, may, for the causes in th said libel men- tioned. be condemned and sold to pay the demands of the libellants: You are therefore hereby com- manded to attach the said vessel, her tackle, apparel and furniture, and to detain the same in your cus- tody, until the further order of the court respecting the same, and to give due notice to all persons claim- ing the same, or knowing or having anything to say why the same should not be condemned and sold | it to the prayer of the said libel, that they be and appear before the said court, to be held in and for the First Division, Territory ‘of Alaska, at Juneau, on the 24th day of August, 1945, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of the same day if the same shall be a day of jurisdlctlon,! otherwise on the next day of jur- isdiction thereafter, then and there to interpose a claim. for the same, and to make their allegations in that behalf. And what you shall have done in, the premises do you then and there make xeturn thereof, to- gether with this writ. Witness the Honorable Geo. F. Alexander, Judge of the above-en-l titled Court, at the City of Juneau, Pirst Division, Territory of Alaska, this 13th day of August, 1945. J. H. WALMER, Clerk. By J. W. LEIVERS, SEAL Deputy. First publication, Aug. 14, 1945, Last publication, Aug. 23, 1945, Single, 12-gauge shotgun, single .22 rifle, boy's bicycle. Call Maki Apt., No. 2, after 5 p. m. NE Arc Welder, 110 AC, $30. See Jd. B. Burford at J. B. Burford Co. 3-ROOM, partly furnished hotuse; 5 acres land. Auk Lake Loop Ronad. Phone 642. 1800 Ft. rcinlor"rmcnt steel. George Brothers. FOR SALE-—Two bedroom Louse, furnished. For information, see Chris Huber, Glacier Highway {FOR SALE Trumpet, $25. Man's grey suit, size 40, good condition, $25. Man’s black over- coat, size 40, like new, $40. Ask for Una at Percy’s Cafe, or call at 125 Gastineau Ave.; before 11 p. m, or after 7 p. m. TWO BEDROOM beach hcme on Point Louisa; 110-volt Delco lights, water, basement, furnace; fully furnished. Write P. O. Box 3031. FOR SALE—Several good Toggen- burg and Saanen grade milk goats; also some pure blooded stock; also young bucks. P. O. Box 2321, Juneau, Alaska. Zenith radio $100; automatic record changer free. Green 734. ra‘v-ella clarinet, Green 734. " MISCELLANEOUS “MARY J” will les will leave P‘erry Land- ing at 3 p. m. Saturday, August 18, for Taku Lodge. Call Mary Joyce at Baranof Hotel for in- formation. REMEMBER — We buy, sen and trade second-hand merchandise. Phone Douglas 25, Douglas Trad- ing Post. AUARANTEED Realistic Perma ment. $7.50 Paper Curls, 81 up Lola Beauty Shop. Fhone 201 315 Decker Way B flat $60. l‘" you Lave empty rocms -t;r apts. for desirable people. inform the Gastineau Hotel, FOR RENT SEAVIEW APT, one block from Federal Bldg In W In Peace... ALASKA TRANSPORATION €0. i Pier 58 ebonite, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1945 l ! NOW' Heather Lane DANCING EVERY NIGHT - ° SUPPERS ° COCKTAILS .. . and when qualit) more pleasing. JAMES S, Phone Douglas 374 —_— CONCER ’l" —in— MINIATURE FINEST IN ALASKA . NO COVER CHARGE | There Is Ho SUBSTITUTE for numw is combined with correct color harmony in your decorating the result is Why not consult us on your next | home beautifying prckblem ? feC 'LELLAN P. 0. Box 1216 e PSSR S S S SIS ST | B ) AP00I000000000000000000000008 \0000“”““’ P TR F RY@EH‘J ‘ FFRIGERATOR We have a few ICE CUBE TRAYS.. Some 13 x 7 inch glass defrost irays, and some G. E. LIQUID WAX, 1o clean and polish the cahinet. ALSO... Some Covered Glass Dlsies Alaska Ele + etric Light and | Power Company ‘ Phone 616 e LTS ane, TiETatERREIARILNINLES Non-priority orders EIZsAANTIARNITRYSERATRNN GRAY MARINE ENGINES FISHERMEN'S PRIORITY ORDERS BEING FILLED FROM 60 TO 90 DAYS 3 being filled as matenal is released. Distributors for EBCO Bronze Eleclrolhs T TRERREL F 2naTERETRSTRTE ASINIEIIFY Since 1931 Juneau Welding & Machine Slnji EIERESEIRTVERRRTE BTSEREESAINTAEREIE INERTNTACUTOCNNL’ %.. Pioneering Alaskan Aviation ar....- Seattle, Wash. Serving the Cause of Victory Courteous and Dependable Service to Alaska Main 7479 - 7, - £

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