The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 1, 1946, Page 3

113 0 1 Angustian of Los Ang«\]r:h t nl"l\l of I ng to organize the United | The delegate, who could not be — — — | Angustian battled all the way. but ;GNA‘"ON 0; Nation; No MORE jEws |quoted by name, said - that any immar; v > hits, Niel- Sherrer finally earned a ninth- | The letter, Mr. Truman con- efforts to implement the recom- s s, Jensen 1; round technical knockout after put- SIE'I'“N!US NO'!’ tinued, was received two or three FOR pAlES"NE mendations of ‘the British-American o5 \3 \""\ » | fRobmsc‘ ; struck out by ting the Los Angeles contender @n j ays ag in the midst of the inquiry committes that 100,000 Jews J .R \‘\ n, 13; Robi 5, by Pa or 3 the canvas twice. | it 's difficulties over the be admitted into Palestine would (‘\ X | e umpire Parker; e % Io BE A((EPIED situation and had not yet ARABS DECLARE result in guerrilla warfare. ——}-rf;-x’ 3 mpire Ed Krause; time of ¢ At Sa “H!l:‘u‘l:”“gld‘:k;;"l‘\ll hfl;‘l:“ answered The Arab- rulers warned the hours. " .|;m|d VIR TK O in his However, Mr. Truman said that lers of | United States that such a step BRI Pymbn " at he CAIRO. ~The rul LEAGUE STANDING Strugele with Leroy Evans of oak- BOfh PreSIdent Ty e e o i it o sevin oAl LB o AT might_endanger world peace, and | Weinstein, cf, Team w L d would express the hope that Stet- the seven st in the Alnb League id fihe dnehon ) land. He got the now in the sixth g 4 -l > el bl anv pronos- the delegate said “the S D: 3 150 1‘ 4 e i . tinius would not insist on leaving ' have formally rejected any propos 9 lEGlON GIVEN L0418 458 Hygon D0 LS s went down tie from Byrnes Wanf UNO Rep- it o have formally reieled, any DORS b festine musk be defended i e 4}111}& 3 3 E: light blows. the United Nations post el 3 diaueite fo “the LAMBTS. 1If you want to use the ato- Totals §oity 1 1 g s - DAL B, alestine, and one delegate s 1. : resema“ve to Stay On Affer a Show rOnnI@ start aMesting here sdid attempts -to re-|/IC bomb SERInst us ety wefl NS ! 2 i 1 inning. { >e—— - A San Diego bout furnished the t : ing here 4 FIRST DEFEAI' third" techiiioal " Jhoakons e licn can leap as far as 26 feet, but settle 100,000 Jews in the Holy Will die.” PR v " R evening as May Hutchins of Los WASHINGTON, June 1.—Edward he can hardly jump half that far Land “will result in a hundred wski, 2b, BOX|NG trounced Billy Beauhuld R. Stettinius, Jr, has submitted his without the preliminary run. thousand corpses Empire Want Ads bring results of New York resignation as this government's Trris bt l r, 3b, H.KS IN WIN ,z‘i’.' Bt ¢ representative on_the United ™ TONIGHT SATURDAY, JUNE 1, |946 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE~--JUNEAU ALASKA ’AGE » |vwwswnewy (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) FROM SITKA . 1b, The highly-touted Milwaukee J. L. Montgomery, Jr. arrived scrapper, Jimmy Sherrer, had a here yesterday from Sitka. He 15 Mr. Truman told a news confe ed job subduing Frankie, s ing at the Bnmnof nce both he and Secretary of Superior Pltrhmg Results . : , raskie staying at the Baramot., i Secretary of Stk in Super-Thriller in las the United States delegats eved that Stettinius would Game last Night - = ttinius, the President said SRS PG g coommBenky tSae vy / ¢ 4 nt in a letter of resignation sa; SCORE BY INNINGS # | had completed the job Team 12 4 . ¥ oo d ed to do—that is, the task Elks 0130 + Legion 00 0 The Elks last night, in a super- tnriller game thrcughout, came | back and handed the Legion their | first defeat of the present season, | winning by a 5-4 score. Superior pitching was again the keynote of the game, the Legion getting but three hits, two off Robinson in the | third inning and one off Pnlmrrl in the sixth frame. Jensen, losing | pitcher, struck out 13 men and al- lowed but six hits. Following is the play by play of § 5 innings in which runs were scored. : v In the second inning Snow singl- | " 3 ! L("‘e'ess”ess-- ed. Palmer grounded out, Snow going , | to svccndv Pemberton singled, Snnwi P » 5, ‘ " Two hits, one run, no Lvmn i (:eb::'ll‘:;;\c:l'l‘l:)l:(?:)‘la.“:)(‘lf ey Elks Again Seare S | cident which may lead to In the top half of the third in- ; s fm,m;(cml bflnkrumv.vi- ning the Elks increased their lead 3 . ., 1 Yis your presen when Weinstein walked. Krause . b Monteil’s great perfume prosperity and happinesss struck ott. Deopke singled, Wei by driving without ade- stein going to ‘third. Dillhoefer quate Automobile Insur- singled, both Weinstein and Deopke ance. SEE TO IT TODAY scoring. Dillhoefer stole second and that you are [u“y protected when the catcher overthrew second, through went to third. Snow hit a long 1y to right field, Dillhoefer tagging | up and &coring easily. Palmer | singled but Pemberton * grounded out to end the inning. # Three hits, three runs, one Le- o — Shattuck gion error. ‘ 1 K Legion Comes Back T Lo I e Agency bottom half of the third to tie up the score. Miercezwski was safe on Seward Street an error in right field. Stragier fanned. Cashen drew a walk. Jen- & Junau Phone 24 sen singled, Miercezwski and Cash- “It’s the Nicest Store In Town” en scoring. Nielsen slammed a hit along the left field foul line that! was good for a double, Jensen scor- ing. Rolison walked. Gaunt flied | out to third base. Cope was safe' on a pitcher’s error, Nielsen scor- __ ing. Vuille grounded out to end mc inning. Two hits, four runs, two Elk 3 FORCING STEEL Final Run 4 v | RE'N Palmer went on the mound re- S ; o placing Robinson with the score tied. He proceeded to hold the Le- gion down, allowing them but one i All conditicns of impaired health can be improved more hit. 4 ! through planned nutrition. There is a NEW and 'IlATORS a“d GRlllES In the top half of the seventh i VITAL discovery in this field that is moere impor- * inning Weinstein singled deep' in o ] tant to humanity than atomic energy—a method enter field. Krause struck out, b o g whereby your foods are now measured and selected g2 A ) Deopke was safe on an infield p . 1 . f fumble, Weinstein scoring what electrically instead of chemically. Hear its dis- turned out'to be the winning run. b o coverer in— Jensen bore down to strike out ¢ i & Hear the discoverer and teacher of this startling i Dillhcefer to end the inning. One hit, one run, one Legion d New METHOD of food selection— error. With a one run lead Palmer pro- ; stanffll'd Kill Slp Clllllllcll ceede dto put out the three next ' m ‘ batters to enfl the . game. Amcrica’s cutstanding authority en Nut , Psychology, Health Education TE SEwER plp[ Sunday Iiune v { game to the Moose iire out to beat SRS S AR them with a vengylance Sunday. H & But the Moose with |their first win T R T —— , i a uinder their belt havi{ no intention SPECIAL NOTICE Come early 7(&2!'5 best s;xts, All'who arrive at the lecture of being pushed around so the hall before o'clock on Tuesday night will be given a = . ' FREE TICKET (Value $2.00) to a special clasl for women on “BUILDING BEAUTY, B4 oy unday gsioe “etid: gk clock NALITY FROM WITHIN.* Men may give their tickets t ™ the afternoon should be a beaut. CHARM AND PERSO! N R o The boys are hitting the stride and 5. sob s B o SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE-BALLROOM—206 Fourth Street ; T ‘ , —_— ! Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday—June 4, 5, 6—8 P. M. cm E y BOX SCORE BRING YOUR FEENDS—WELCOME TO ALL - ot 3 v h B Elks ... ABRH Krause, 1f, Deopke, c, Dillhoefer, ss, .. Snow, 1b, ... Palmer, 3b, p, .- Pemberton rf, Hagerup, 2b, Robinson, p, ... 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