The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 27, 1946, Page 3

SATURDAY \PRIL 27 !946 THh DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA PAGE THREE e = = o |Robert DesMarias, First Offi |* WEATHER REP '} i sMarias, st cer EllER EIS (anutks w'n le (. 8. \VEAT:‘F:F?BLR&ES:P I"ro"‘y Gomex, and Stewardess Ali- l® Temperatures for 24-Hour Period cia Lane, were the following pas- . . sengers bound for Anchorage: Fred Huston, Joseph Henry, Claire Sam- vote f”l. :5 uel, Grant Pierson, J. Ellson. To Kenai: A. Johnson, E. Bart- lett, L. Robinson, R. Edwards, W Riffe, A. Ott, T. Ellingsen, W | Johnson, P. Pederson, A. Phillips £ G. Cockran, C. Morgan, J. Schul 4 er, H. Clausen, M. Faro, D. Hob- ¢ son. ’ With Captain Ernie Davis, Fir Democratic Candidate Officer Jack Dean and Stewardes June Rees on the flight from An- chorage to Juneau were: George TERRITOBIAL H ¢ tight for the title by making the| ® ® ® o.% o ¢ o ¢ 3 o o|O. Stevens, George Karabelnikoff, y o“s: nr § “his first goal. The Boston team took! - and Bl ‘earker. o ""m’-x"‘;‘dg‘: b ! a5 a7 in the series that kept' J. W. Kehoe, Knth}:rine el m; REPBESMATNE‘ i of t s constantly scrambling pNA MAKES Two to Fairbanks: Hugh Hammond, 8.9 ; ) { John Ross; to Anchorage: Ray % Henry Christensen, Ronald 3 g FLIGHTS TO WEST Tuck. taurence Danners. willam FIRST DIVISICN Fairclough, George Frasier, Mar- MEX. lEAGUE e i e e 2 S SER| T You're for Progressive Action Ending 6:30 o'Clock This Morning TOUCHEDUP H EEp o( ey I e In Juneau—Maximum, 42; minimum, 38. At Airport—Maximum, 45; BY (HI(AGO \\4(0!\T‘R B. C, April 27— i The Vancouver Canucks defeated minimum, 32. WEATHER FORECAST . Boston Olympics, 6-3, here last CEATARE Apa TASIS) in the final game of their Rain this afternoon and st of seven series for the United, s Amateur Hockey champion-| eveuing with increasing utneasterly winds this eve- hip and the Walter E. A. Brown}° trophy Showers Sunday. Not Vancouver | climaxed an uphill! ® BY JOE REICHLER (AP SPORTS WRITER) much change in tempera- speed on lday flew two sections to and from Comb, Howard Anderson, 'Hugh Vi 1 Shippe, Richard AGAINRAIDS | =i oo s win o w7 77 "l Don't Forget the Name of z U.S.LEAGUE| MACHINISTS UNION || JAMES NGLAN Wrangell, Alaska { Resident of the Terrifory for Over & 3 25 Years Vote the Democralic Tickel all team. The. Sox, who Jand play much s m April 27.—Jorge Local 514 X! baseball league ed its raids on the Major| ly silent gince the snatch-t s go, the Pasqu again last night by signing t Ace Adams and Harry| o Peldman of the New York Giants, to play in the South-of-the-Border ' est o league. =z Adams and Feldman each is ro- M“N]’AY 8 P M . | d to have signed for $10,000 9 L ® ¥ i‘a Fot el Jear plus 3 boni for the sume| Aunril 29, 1946 :/ULCANIZIE\G ~1ires and Tubes i 3 toam i3 nount with half his salary in F p E‘ First place i1 the American ¢ 1ce. PROMPT SERVICE—WORK GUARANTELD . POPR AL | H changed hunds when the Confirming the signing of Adams ' i S Tk Coi i v and Foman, pht, Prsiden & JUNEAU HUTUB C0.—PHONE30 | | cted posit 2d by the he Mexican League, said he ex- y | Louis Browns 3-2 and dropped bected more big league players to s .‘.n‘L‘l n‘::u‘.:,: '1\1,(\1 \Ilw departure of the two hurl- M 0 0 S E H A LL ThFrC iS Tfl," ,“ thtltute for ctorious over which took place during the| S f esterday's * Brooklyn- | T et e e B . Newspaper Advertising! i e [T DOUGLAS BOAT SHOP ey A Philadelphia Athletics, ously moved up from ile, Fischer (6), Emmerich (8 id E. Lombardi I 200 000 100—3 13 €00 000 002—2 7 and Rice; termueller, , Camelli, lkeld (4 e FROM SEATTLE New Consiruction and Repairs Jobs Ry R e e i i Free Estimate Phone Douglas 192 You won't believe your eyes ork 020 000 100— 3 9 2 Hotel Juneau. h V. 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SHATTUCK (Born and raised in Alaska) As a member of the House, 1945 and 1946 Sessions, 1 gave full and honest consideration to all legislation, without favor to any group or interest. T authored in 1945, co-authored in 1946, the Green-Shattuck Work- men’s Compensation Bill, enacted in 1946 ; authored in both Sessions the Common Primary Bill. CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR (Subject to Democratic Primaries, April 30) Give Yours Furs and Fur Coats Protection Through the Suinmer CHAS. GOLDSTEIN & C0. Comie and See Us in Our New Building PHONE 102 S Y S ——— i (Paid Advertisement) ol om0 O N