The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1946, Page 3

FRIl)A\ ]U h28 1946 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Qakland 1 UNEAU, ALASKA o e DOUGLAS JINEAL GETS ,”,\ irom Anchorage on Thursday ¢ o 2 - i ning |E H. Wilcox, C. J. Lloyd (\p( LA RS I BUS SERVICE to STANDING 0f CLUBS VEWS Kennetit. Giletirest, and '\‘L\ Ken- Pacific Coast League 1 ‘n.‘n Gilchrest Tes WS % Pet TO SKAGWAY TODAY N T 3 From Cordowa: Mr, Langheed ’ ra“‘banks Anchora e 'se Oakland 7 633 Orrin Bdwards is leaving lm his jand Mr. Burrell san Francisco 56 622 | home via plane, in Skagway, hav- | On the return flight the follow- ‘ v '.HAINES 4 W A Calay L Ao Rhgeley 19 551 | ing flown down this -week to at- ing were flown to the Westward i X ' San Diego 47 511 | tend funeral of his grand- City: C. Ray Shinn, Bernard Erick- DATE OF FIRS ihe nomanations - E2 | Heliywood 45 506 | mother late Mrs. August Aalt son, Sam Broadbent, Frank Heint-'§ AT o l‘ “RM‘ TRI? TO BE Oooupy and Lis B Sycrament " i i (iman, Dr. & H. Clunch, Flor. | ANNOUNCED LATER 1ly—Honey- 81 386 : e T 5 o Bhaver, AW M8 Lank Gree 3 $ 3 DOCK BLASTING SUNDAY ence Beaver, and Mrs. Lana Green 7 " 31 356| Oity Clerk A, J, Balog announced The first transport plane to bring and infant { PLAN NOW io make this Scenic Pionesr Y G ME field ¢ 1 Auscrican League | ‘hat morning that boat owners anda * full load of green stuff and| Arriving on the Starliner Anch- ! T N ifll Al k % T fl track and field meet IS p.qpg W I sz g R . Iruits to Juneau, arrived late yes- crage from Great Falis, Montana, Trip W bl‘ A A ; planned for the Los Angeles g cio) A Sl residents il iy ‘-“‘U‘lf‘:‘d "“‘f“”‘fl‘“ terday afterncon and this morn-'at 5:00 p. m. yesterday with Capt ! P askas Airs zers um on May 24 of next year. coUTC 0 S y B 50 the produce was on stands|Al Peterson, Flight Ofticer Ed P 4 "" s for the meet are being de-|p ;. 34 29 i Juneau store Courtemanche and Stewardess | 0 HABRA Bus Lms elbped by it ithern !‘;l‘mnn Sttt cton © % e watey Several thou pounds of let-|Maxine Branham were the follow- | g committee, which will sy s . e @IS {uce, tomatoes, radishes and other ing men of the Anchorags Cham- 3t. Lout 30 34 e 3 g men of the Anchorage Cham Wrdy GE fit. | AL Lhe PrEReh | 28 y it ”;:“l p\”‘ I together with plums, 'ber of Commerce: Edward V. Davis, § JACK BURFORD LOCAL A NT — Athle irector lis O . b ... L e ns, cantaloupes, etc., wers President Anchorage Chamber of 3, JUNEAU, ALASKA SCORE BY INNINGS f is in the east e ; ! be bl -”‘1 All ‘h.v“ orth by the transport. All Commerce; the GOVEITOr of ATaska; e s em s e e o e oo oo o i " - Teamm 1234587 {ling invilations to o 2 oo s L le stuff was picked yes-'J. C. Moiris, Hairy Olson, Frad peemm—— e : 3 000 7 8§ perfcrmers to participate : that day. Any DS yorqay mory crated and placed Nelson, Elmer Rasmuson, Hugh Teen-Agers 1 4 0 0 5 0 x 10 Sl Pot | that. are | the Vel A1 o e transpon T ik, 7rea | O BUR RS PLUMBING lII-‘ATll\‘ —_ : ! oo | askec d so they ce D Another transport is coming t0- Avferd, Gunnard Engebretl 3ol o the tunme cf 10 to 8 last wn ose i - % Monday, it is reported McCarrey, Jr, A. J. Koening, new . Notar the winning pitcher held the : VISITORS HE - City Manager of Anchorage; Bob i % 214 SEOON: Sapn s £lks to four hits until he met his ‘”""““' Dr. T. H. Hill, his wife and | Atwood, C. J. Abel, Leonard Hop- Night Phone—J. E. Hagan—Black 791 Day Phone—476 downfall in the seventh inning and ShatAde - ughter - were. VISIOKS: i RUHERE Iwo OU“NGS FOR kins, Louis Odsather, Ben B. Ed- — Floberg did the fireman stint in ames 0! : s esterday spending the day with wards, Bill Baker. E. Tank was the seventh allowing no hits il Sl ds Mr. and Mrs. M. M’ v g 'I' {chie nic on the trip. It was Pasguan at the p o 4 former: acquaint- §¥p | An 6 p. m. yesterday - <« o the Teen-Agers tieing Snow ¢ i A e e Topeka, Kansas. Dr o was the Alaska Airlines Freight- Elk h four times at bat, two eagub 18 touring Alaska with his own air- ON SATURDAYP M Jiner with Captain Bob Long and runs, a single, double and a home {plane. Last evening they were en- a8°8%% Flioht Officer Bill Fike. They run. Hertained on a fishing trip Lrought in 7000 pounds of fresh There was one of the lar o e SR X urday afternoon {wo groups fyyjt and produce for Juneau from Sowis 6f ‘the SHARSE 15 Abtenanne OCIATRD TR FORESTER RETU vill leave the Methodist Church Seattle. R e o e e Jneau| The delivery that kept Red Lynn ter Charles Forward has re- for picnics e P, Wm turned out to support their team, ahead of the rest of the Pacifi ——— 1 to Regional headquarters The Methodist Youth Fellowship “‘, The Elks just dallied too long| Cvast League pi whil PRINCETON, N. J., Jun» 28—Pitt follywing o 10-day inspection under the leadership ot Miss Sue and gave out with too little in their €211 m a big name in the football! irip to Peter Craig and other Kennedy, wili jeave the church at 3 l’ d lp T ‘ last minute rally in the top of the 9€! the ! may be back in the headlines|Scutheast Alaska points. clock in the afterncon and go by a".'l he w ,d. r p’ eighth, getting four doubles, two|LCs A 1y fall. After several very lean - bus to Treadwell Beach. There wili TO singles and scoring seven runs iz h Ml 000 "l”"" 3 "';':’,“" NOTICE TO BOAT OWNERS U¢ swimming and games in the cowling's o rported install- The Tecn-Agers showed up as an| He xapped av the door of a no-|Masen IS convineed that the {:] 81 vone will be dvnamite biksithe roon. A weiner roast Will be ggion of a new Kermath Sea Jecp - able bunch of ball handlers com- | hit gome last night but let up in PU&h Punthers will come b Wi & iy the wate djacent to the lcld, followed by singing around Fisherman motor, with a two to one n a r“““ mitting only three errors even when' the ninth stanza and then had to am — bat i a little difET-! Douglas Foat on Sunday, June 30th.' the campfire. ‘ reduction, in thetroller Ruby, reg-| things got rough in that near fatal go 11 innings for a three-hit shut e Wy on Al boat owr requested to The Young Adults will leave the jstered from Lisianski Harbor. Tt Innine: Jut of the Portland Beavers, 1 to 0. new _cpac s Fesler, |\ oo om using the float on church by private car at 2 o'clock pibruin) P The next scheduled game is at Cand b ahd g ‘f”‘:‘l‘j“‘”i”' i) e 5 ‘I‘)j' that day, or arrange for the remoy- “7d Wil go to the quairy pear The garage also installed an By- (’tel’s lll'g efi: “ 6:30 o'clock this evening with the j ) Seal S e O sLere eI ol L. ol of their hoats now tied Mendenhall Glacier, Swimming and enrude Speady Twin outboard . Mocse tangling with the Legiol victery api \intaining .k‘q);';::,')‘;“‘ it ':M\,']\; A. J. BALOG L all game will be the main wctor in M. L. McSpadden’s pleas- F fe Bl G QUK Bouslas WHAHIRERE tivities of the afternoon. At 7 ure boat; an Evenrude Light Four Als” l’ri s BOX SCORE ST S ast: tedlel i 6 i oclock there will be a bonfire in G. E. Cleveland’s and an Even- Plks AB R H PO A )j““}'-j _I‘\“’ e i CARD OF THANK where hungry swimmers will be rude Zephyo in Sandy Stev 10 Lewis a1 000 e A ol ¥ torel Our sincere and heartfelt thanks @ble (o have hamburgers, baked Loats | e sy, name The kids ate it up. There . ¥ 3 - e x o ) o s M . Palm i % 0.3 e i % B ¥ m! course, | 10 all our friends for the many acts ! ‘)‘;“1“‘\ ““‘I' "“"“l?“_} ke. Therc i HAXNES SRAGWAY m.n Moserip, SR T ‘\ P R o " of kindness during our recent sor- W e a charge of 75 cents per C. F. Brown's Imp, which has| NTY O] aheb' o " b 3 hanih Whethor /ferer e an fL that | e Joss of our beloved wife Person for food and transportation. been outside trolling for the last AND OTHELR SOUTHEASTERN PORTS Taort o6 o .. 4 0.1 1.0 e e S For the benefit of those working five weeks, returned Wednesday F I WeEMEtEn- of. ©. 211 2 0 AT A P i i ; AUGUST AALTO and FAMILY urday afternoon a car will leave night with a limpy ignition. The . H +} h.n s Ash, 1f, c 4. ds-200: 0. 1 s g SOLD oUT e chureh at 6 o'clock to join the Imp made the Small Boat Harbor or Information and Reservations Phone 612 Facasiis 3 sy ” & When the Phillies, who drew 221, D, &b te: e iy g 1°06"6 0 1 5 % Stla on o2 Bisen ]‘l ‘,\ ; : CARA NOME roup at the quarry. under her own )Jnv\(l e o 528 i ¢ customers for nine home y - e s s e & X A ’w_ y (“H‘A games since J\n}(- 15, found them- 1 Hal Williams' charter boat Joby | [FEEEsEmeEE s, - ,I'_),‘,\ 3 ABR H PO A E ROLY “"1“ 1“( day, Publicity Director Nate Ale Give yourself a party- | s “L A“lzmfi—llr“ ‘.d T‘h’ A B A 90 50008 § ander volunteered to sell some of pick-up or a day's end | e adiinre Maine. o AR . Bt 3 Sdeii i 1 fhe ke X iego the p: Not to be out- ,“I:lll‘;x“:l:!tlp:'b.y";”m " gy purse-seiner, left today to work for PROMPT SERVICE—~WORK GUARANTEED an, rf, 2 a 5-4 yictory lone, Fr knu(k McCormick, the MpAK Sha s ol b s Tey Straits Ci g C Notar, p, 3b, 211,151 bianked the Sacramento Sol-'p (icket taker . . . Gould you say flon, A2 1Aree A S FR M EAS‘ _Empire Want Aas g resulls! Vo e T. Magorty, cf, ..4 1 2 1 0 0 gns while his Hollywood teammates (he Phils made a buck on that :k".';: iner JAR R Krause, If, 2 110 0 0 yomped to a 10-0 triur deal? SRR halis o p E 000 00000000000000060000 Kearney, 2b, 20 0330 s i ' . Arriving with Alaska Airlines on earney, 2b, RESULTS YF — e your skin {1 Starliner Fairbs vi » Smithberg, 1b, D G ik § : 3 the Starliner Fairbanks, with Cap- e BB s (1} LET YOUL. .aoney earn . four alow.GET IT TODAY AT | (4, 1amy Flahart, Flight Offi- I8 e e L L i percent. Buy Alaska Finance Cor- Butler, Mauro Drug €o. - csr Lary Rogers and Stewardess e AN Hollywood 10; Sacramento 0. poration demand notes. (205-tf) “$he Rexall Store” Oadlirl” were the tollowlng passen- % Totals 2710 82112 3 * Replaced Krause. “ * Replaced Smithb Summary — Doubles, Pasquan, Snow, Ash, Lewif, Moscrip; home runs, Pasquan, Snow; double plays, Burnick to Kearney to Smithberg, Burnick to Smithberg to Floberg; Snow to Hagerup; hit by pitcher, Mead; walks off I\nL'n ; off Flo- berg 1; off Snow truck out by Notar, 5; Floberg 1; Snow 1; um- pires Cashen and McDaniels. Time of game one hour and fifty min- utes. Sporj_s Shoris The sports world was saddened today by the death of 30-year-old Einar (Swede) Lindskog. The 30- year-old midget auto race driver iod last night of injuries receiv- ed earlier in a crash at Hollyood's Gilmore stadium. Lindskog's tiny racer, travelling at better than a mile-a-minute clip, crashed through a barrier when it failed to nego- tiate a turn in the second of thrée qualifying laps. Lindskog, who came to Southern California from Seattle, was a veteran of World War Two. As an army staff sergeant, he sur- vived' the bloody Iwo Jima battle’ and other Pacific engagements. | San Franciscc's Tom Brown let it"be known that he’s not to be regarded lightly in the Wimbledon, England, tennis championship. The _former mortar gunner in the battle! of Germany, upset the applecart| yestérday by blasting the hlghly\ fayored Pancho Segura of Ecuador | in four sets. Two other Californians — Jack Kramer and Budge Patty. of L Angeles — advanced along with Brown. America’s lone casualty was Bill Robertson of Holly uod‘ who lost a tough one to J. S. Ang lier of PFrance i . | ‘The smouldering feud between the old National pro fcotball league | and the young All-America circuitf flared in San Diego. The Na- tional League Washington Red- skins had scheduled an opener with the San Diego Bombers August 30 at Balboa Stadium in San Diego. Now General Manager Slip Madi- gan of the Los Angeles Dons says his club will open in Balboa Sta- dium — a week ahead of the Red- skins, The San FPrancisco 49'ers will supply the dons with competi- tion. - | { Twenty-two three year olds and | up have been nominated for the July 4th 50-thousand dcllar Ameri- can handicap at Hollywood Park.| WEEK END SPECIALS “Fercy’s” WEEK END SPECIALS uneau Liquor Store Open Uniif 12 P. M. Every Night PHONE 498 Uniil2 A. M. Saturday Night ICE COLD BEER BBEFE SIPPECIALS ICE COLD BEER ACME 7 boitles for $1.00 —— BUCKINGHAM ALE 7 hottles for §1.00 ALL WESTERN BEER 6 bottles for $1.00; Per Case $3.95 BLUE RIBEON or SCHLITZ BEER TROMMER'S EASTERN BEER 15 Gal.$2.25 5ihs $1.00 (RAINIER —~ OLYMPIA — SICK'S SELECT — COLUMBIA ALE) 5 BOTTLES FOR $1.00; PER CASE $4.75 6 BOTTLES FOR $1.00; PER CASE $3.95 Z— WINE SPECIALS - PETRI— ALTA —ITALIAN SWISS COLONY — ROYAL HOST (PORT — MUSCATEL — SHERRY) Gals. $4.45 HONEYW0OD LOGANBERRY WINE . . . . Sibs . . .. $1.25 WESTLE SUN GOLD DISTILLED DRY GIN BLUE BIRD DISTILLED DRY GIN RED HORSE SLOE GIN EXTRA GIN SPECIAL Y'S DISTILLED DRY GIN Fifths $2.95 . Fifths $2.95 Fifths $2.95 Fifths $2.00 U. D. L. ORIGINAL CANADIAN WBISKEY: - . | WHISKEY SPECIALS TOM HARDY . . . . . . Fifths... 3.50 FOSTER'S BLEND (Superb nght Whlskey) . . . Fifths... 3.50 OLD THOMPSON . . ... v . . . . Fifths... 3.30 BELLOW’S SPECIAL RESERVE b et . Fifths... 3.50 Imperial . . Three Feathers . . Seagram's . . Calverl s .. Paul Jones . . P M. De Luxe Gallagher & Burton . . Mount Vernon . . Sunnybrook . . 0ld Hermitage . . Park & Tilford SthSuacze 8B.YH =n= -5ths~ Regular Service from Seaitle and Tacoma FREIGHT . . . . PASSENGERS BEFRIGERATION ALASKA TRANSPORTATION CO. Gastineau Hotel Phone 879 J. F. (Jim) CHURCH, Agent 960006 ‘ Pacific Northern eads Again— ® Reduced Rates 10 Percent Reduction On All Round Trip Tiekets. ® ‘Increased Baggage Allowance 40 Pounds Free On All Tickets. 55 Pounds Free On Through Flights to flu!tl.. © Douglas 21-Passenger Transports The First All-New Transports in Alaska Service. ® Stewardess Service Expertly trained stewardesses to make your trip completely pleasant and to serve you re- freshments aloft with the complimenu of the compary. NORTHERN Offices Ve | ral Anchorage