The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 14, 1946, Page 3

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FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1946 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA CATCHER|S FLAMING HOT IN ONE GAME Kansas, June got flaming hot for catcher Ferris during an argument plate “in a OAKS WIN [Atlendance BY HOMER ' AiBaseball | 14Tt | | g IN EIGHTHE (BY ‘Mighty THE Les first baseman who says a home pitcher-worry Coast 16th Ungler, a, clout that put him field of circuit s est thrill is hitting emerged frcm a #pree in the Pa ball League with ific of the The heavy hitter's Blow in the eighth inning last ni helped the Oakland C victory nver the Sacramento two-game loop. to maintain @t the top of 2 tie for hcme Bos Angeles' p fopher, who has 10 the Ferris Faiz, second-place San Fi dammed out a Batted in half his t 6:5 victory in a thon with the P« Swede Jensen'’ the second inning its the run for a 4-1 win over Stars. Hollywood 1. an Francisco 6; Portland 5. (12 mmmm L Los Angeles ed; at So ", There were no i the two major gount of the Coop ketween, the STANDING ¢ Pacific Coast League w 438 47 40 40 36 37 28 27 #.; Teams Oakland San Francisco L Angeles Ban Diego Hollywood Sacramento BRortiand Seattle & ZAmerican w 41 33 28 28 * Teams “Boston New York Washington “Detroit 8t. Louis . Cleveland /Philadelphia National League w 31 29 Teams “Brooklyn U8t. Louis ‘Chicago “Cincinnati q‘gostun SPittsburgh “New York, - Philadelphia e ASSOCIATED PRE: \x\ his his honors erful Lloyd Chris- ed to pole fence this week. first baseman of the ancisco four-bagger m's runs for 12-inning and Beave two-run hom put Diego Padres out in front to the Holly attle mes yesterday leagues on ac- town Nationals and Ameri- League souri baseball | night At the height tween his |pire George Car | Miami a, bac eparks from his then quickly t Be Headed for Biggest =i o femes the increasing . National Gam—eAppears fo qreat- today g Base- blood 1ead of wh RITER) inr prediction that ORTS ason \ancially with the disclc -third of th 0 fans ure that with c N\ gone, than t at this son more ice cor- their > ball It br ) with | Fesponding date—have paid way into the 16 Major leagt parks. Not only is a new mark for the year a virt ty, but if the fans to the games a last year's .mul br WON one attendar ual cert r Doubled eals and s place tive 10,600 turning New York Gian lay [9-5 in an exhibi tional Gov. Thomas E. the 'the first bell. ng| The most » ceremonies was a Hall of Fame ating the excell Konesaw Mounts Dewcy and mara- doubled As the Major tion” while the prepared 1o fourth time, the Yankees' home total of 1,113,849 for 34 hor games was much the best.- Never before has any team hit the milli at this early date. In all 7 home tilts last ye attracted cnly 8818 - - AP SPORTS ROUNDU? . the. San! ' the ore: v York (N) roit (A) Sck n\m(lx" postpon- . Mander: - (5), game There will be night, the nd Moose pos ccount. of the YORK, Jpn2 l4—Anti the n't rain) Lou: sent a Pellene ¢ 1 effect ¢f that bout will b2 traie tubsthumper Harry Markso! lssite to-epend an entire week in int sion and s the Le once i -ty tonight Janiro-Chuck Taylor fracas mercly sent ot which was serawled at tre Garden on Fri- you a heluva signatures of the son MEET All American Department are to meet Mol c'elock with M fight.” ‘over the iwo serappers The Los Angoles Ram aside 7,000 seats at the Co 1 to set um for pli 5 cach of their football games next Dt]au'ncm President, ! Johnstone at Mrs, Peterman’s home, Apartment, forthcoming to kids at 65 fall to be sold only L cents apiece. 19 21 21 21 26 Fosbee for the 1 of Natio! Craven. . Peterman Billy C er a black eye. when Walker in 1934 to fight Tait Littman, a kid 'meeting. 2 named Conn sparred with him in| tkz gym and hung a shiner on Mickey. Walker was to tickled he | Candidate for & - battery m hrow the | Financial Year ich T Tont ing on the urroundings, colorful 522 0CD 000 r, Lombardi (7); managers LISTEN to Mrs. league game of spute be- and um- fans saw the kstop start shaking chest protector d sctor ey burst forth fire was believed thrown ci in - % BIRTHDAY GAME OF BASEBALL IS BY GIANTS JPERSTOWN, N. J., June 14. ay's old homa2 town continue com all back to its birth srop with 4 out ‘to watch ts trample Detro! tion game in which Dewey tossed out of the day's dedication of mor- Jate Landis by Gov the plaque comme nt ain Commissioncr A, B Chandler. -913 0 1 010 001—5 10 Hoover (4) s (1), and Swift. - NO GAME TONIGHT ball game of the ; the spor Day no Flag he 11'1 noon \\llfl‘n er e will meet - > LEGION AUXILIARY PAST PRESIDENTS 10 MONDAY EVE Legion Auxiliary and Unit it Peterman, and Mrs to maks visit to nal President Mrs. requests that all went to Pittsburgh Past Presidents be on hand for this - - Elton Engstrom, the House over Empire Want Ads brmg rmuw en bucks. | { i Dave ; Junc at tho|well be Kansas-Oklahoma-Mis- ' in Siam, last ly Conn gives him and what he , the protector | ground betwean ¢ H.“ 1 bekahs and are cordially White, Gor- affair, to- the Elks not hawe N has exercizes jeave fr _Teq Panners and bunting. 1 al, and each Shriner is te issue in- (through the columns of CONN HAS | BOUGLAS & empl MRS, auto Plumb NO WORRY : GREENWOOD LAKE, N. f 14.—Jce Louis could just as|) fishing in a mpan | A all the attention Bil-! 1\ to in p first visit al 1d there- first ride over bridge. daughter of Mr, Aalt was born a’ guy for and duty in canning The same percentage World War IT vete: loyed. “The! jeurneyman carpenters, echanics, These job: killed workers such as car- plumbers, s, aireraft sheet met- auto mechanies, die steamfitters, linemen craft mechanic: worker: mschanics, pairmen, cers, borers are needed for Railroad at Anchorage ‘Unemployed persons _interested in any of the above positions d to call at the U. S. Employ 1t Service at 124 Marine Way.' industry in applies PANS NOW un- the Alaska here for Ur plumbers, dinner cooks and e main- openings electricians, air- Hospital has admitted and Axel Carlson for medical attention and discharged Virginia Johnson, surgical patient; Robert Dapeevich, Mary Ann Jones and Elizabeth Grant, all medical pati radio re- telephone cable winders and heavy {J. B. Syfert, Claude PAGE THREE e AT BARANOF Arrivals from the States registe |ing at the Barancf yesterday we re | Leon Pitkin, Washington, D. Henry C. Oshant, Earl Staplef Hays, Kansas; Eller, Spokane, Wash. 3 Millsaps, Jr., Santa Bag- Calif.; H. E. Peterscn Seattle. ! - - | TAKU HARDOR Willlams, from Talu regstered at the }L; P. L bara, wife, FROM Mrs. P, Harbor is anof - > B openings for Kitchen 1d ward attendants for U White of Petersburg is a Hospital and 300 la- | ;uest at the Baranof. Elrtmmonfnmmofipmmmenflmmrcaiismmseny, THE WHOLE TOWN IS TALKING First Terrific Week of the Sophisticated Scerewball JIMMY CASANOVA with HY SEAMAN and JERRY NOTTINGHAM and the “Sepia Songbird” DEDE EARLE The Bubble Room of the Baranof 7 “We have the pe At ndant ® the Skagway YOUT. money cain Buy Alaska Finance (‘r?- demand notes. WHITE HERE LET percent poration a graduate of School. She will Miss Selma Aalto, basketball players vhen girls basketball considered big rt nnel area. does or how he looks. « You practically have conversation about Bomber out of the Pittsburgh pretty boy, be's that unconcerned | about the fellow generally rvgurd-‘ ed as p 13 the largest ether can in his fists in our generation. | And as for thinking about Louis, | once his daily clouting chores are| Billy is interested only in the| : rder of their importance, with | gin-rummy, '(by poker and| lit of skill and;%" known ’ which | YOU ns you can be peeled | Tucker playing it Sweet William hasn’t lost cf the confidence he brought with him when he came w\\xn' ing down the pike out of burgh, & puny middleweight, | &t .x..A went on to drive with short | it ¢ fox-trots of taking the Bomber's|Gau crown away back in ‘41 » - - Annual Picnic for |« 1.0.0.F., Rebekah ™ - Lodges Is Sunday - A Blohib oing fob mblikeriae the LO.OF. and Rebekah Lodg ‘S.IEADY DROP l" has been planned by the Rebekahs, HERE, SAYS CARVEL at Auk Bay, s been announced. | All visiting Odd Fellows and Re- | k Carvel, Manager of the Employment Service, today an- from out-of-town Lodg invited to attend the| noe e unemployment has stead- ily decreased in Juneau during the last 90 days with prespects of a further decrease in Jul and that there are approximately 3,000 open- ings to the Westward and in the Aleutian Islands. to drag any r the Brown én of the Cha GIRL SCOUT NOTICE ts and Brownies go- camp at E are to meet at Mrs. Tucker's by 9:15 am. Sun- “Please be there, left,” Says Ms over, ROUE nday s0 (c A game very well WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT Anncuncements have been re- ceived here by friends of Eina A of his coming marriage wrage on June 23, to Miss authier of Anchorage. Miss thier daughter of Mr. and Gauthier who Ave, in the | even a | little bit is a Telesphore J {n 112 Tenth westward city Wedding v Holy Family taken in Church will be will be Catholic eception he family home. Reinikka was formerly a boy, born here, and grad- frem the Douglas School in wiich 1914 | U care S0 have all set For who do The committees are all arrangements all the other member: is plan to be' there, enjoy a wonderful time convenience of those transportation by car, it arranged to have a bus taking of for food, that to do to been s issued this morn- WEEK END SPECIALS “Percy’s” WEEK END SPECIALS Juneau Liquor Store PHONE 498 Uniil2A. M. Saiurday Night #ER 3 i~ “During April, May and June, 695 junemployed wera placed by the U. ™ ey * SHRINERS T PicRiC \».h(m were placed in fulltime jobs. The number of unemployed in be held at the Auk Bay Recreation World War II veterans. Approxi- Beach on Sunday, June 23 xty percent of those now ment are busy working up the day program. the Federal Building at! 10 @ statement 8. ployment Service here. Of| ON SUNDAY, JUNE 2 !Juncau at the present time is ap-| Committees in charge of grounds,' unemployed will enter the {tihing As usual, 1 o'ciock sharp, |ing, Carvel said: tra were veterans, many of The Annual” Shirine Picnic is’ to proximately 95, 18 of whom are; transpertation, food and entertain- tooned with the area will be fos- the traditional Shrine Came] Herd- ers will be on hand to koep the unruly in line, and the “Zulu Girl will be in evidence with her “sharp spear.” The affair is entirely invitation- vitations to his personal guosts. De- tailed announcements will be made the Em-' Open Uniii 12 P. M. Every Night pire at a Iator d1tc e ————r————— ICE COLD BEER BEER SPECIALS ICE COLD BEER L’fl\'v Billy t 'KINY, Mcnday. 7 pm. (295~ L5) New polue ch'e' Pacific Northern Leads Again © Reduced Rates 10 Percent Reduction On All Round Trip Tickets. 40 Pounds Free On All Tickets. 55 Pounds Free On Through Flights to Seattle. ® Douglas Z1-Passenger Transporis The First All-New Transports in Alaska Service. ® Stewardess Service PACIFIC Expcrtly tramed stewardesses to make your trip completely pleasant and to serve you re- freshments aloft with the compliments of the company. NORTHERN AIRLI Off Alaska isen of an Alaskan pioneer, i Territory. Arrives, Kekhnkan KETCHIKAN, Alaska, June 14.— Harry Howard, retired Seattle po- liceman, arrived yesterday to be- come Chief of this city’s police department. Although he is the How- | the ACME 7 boiiles for $1.00 —— BUCKINGHAM ALE 7 botiles for $1.00 ALL WESTERN BEER 6 bottles for $1.00; Per Case $3.95 (RAINIER — OLYMPIA — QICK'Q SELECT — COLUMBIA ALE) BLUE RIBBON or SCHLITZBEER . . . 5 BOTTLES FOR $1.00; PER CASE $4.75 TROMMER'S EASTERN BEER . 6 BOTTLES FOR $1.00; PER CASE $3.95 WINE SPECIALS--- PETRI— ALTA — ITALIAN SWISS COLONY — ROYAL HOST “(PORT — MUSCATEL — QHFRRY) Gal.$2.25 5§is$1.00 Gals. $4.45 Sths . ...$L25 HONEYWOOD LOGAIIBI’.’IIIY WINE.... EXTBA GIN SPECIAL WESTLEY'S DISTILLED DRY GIN Fifths $2.95 E T e SUN GOLD DISTILLED DRY GIN Fifths $2.95 _— BLUE BIRD DISTILLED DRY GIN Fifths $2.95 CLARA DILG RED HORSE SLOE GIN Fifths $2.00 Public Accountant ) e WHISKEY SPECIALS ' U. D. L. ORIGINAL CANADIAN WHISKEY . . Fifths . TOM HARDY . . Fifths FOSTER'S BLEND (Superh nght Wlnskey) Fifths OLD THOMPSON . . 5 Fifths BELLOW'S SPECIAL RESERVE . Fifths . Imperial . . Three Feathers . . Seagram’s . . ' Calvert's . . Paul Jones . . P. ]( De Luxe . Gallagher & Burton . . Mount Vernon . . Sunnybrook . . Old Hermitage . . Park & Tilford 5ths--- $3.95 amenn 5 ths ard had never before visited — .. LET YOUR money earn four percent. Buy Alaska Finance Cor- poration demand notes. (295-tf) BOX 2652 PHONE 204 R. W. KRUSE CONTRACTOR JUNEAU, -ALASKA Are you interested in a home of your on, or having your build- ing repaired? For Quality Workmanship + CALL PHONE 204 L L] L J L J L d (LAIIANI FEEL AT FOME ot

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