The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 13, 1946, Page 3

TU :SDAY, AUGUST 13, 1946 i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA PR, 1175 N LEATHER ¢ with double 1 49 utstar players and proven YTH A stars than any other conference r a“a WS i n’ t school. Stiner figures the UCLA a% 5 S A LL1.] \ Everything Bruins for a second spot. The coach ‘ WIIHDRAWALS OF dn also says the Oregon Webfoots' 8 % . ! |t DA teid s pios the : j ; s g | Sporting i of Washington, Wash- ! Goods ate College, Oregon State | T S A D Lo . —r by {and the University of Oregon. | I ERWSPOE e AL . & : i | 3 i g ment of the Interior in making | a fast. night, Hred {land’ withdrawals from the public ~ ’ 2 - Vaiost irled .t chmebanle: H0ees jdomain_ will allow ~ all interested shads-5i 8 % |a four-year layoff by scoring a b o e s ; £ L | tcennical knockout over Pedro Jim- o 10 08 B & AQ =@ inez of Vallejo, California, at San | ) SRER b \ o F 1 R Francisco. The TKO was scored in | oy HoT he tecurth rc i. Apostoli weighed | § o NEW AND RECONDITIONED U, 5. ARMY SURFLUS CLOTHING : 158 pounds a Jinez | i v \ VR FLIGHT JACKET 3 | A aitiad wool culfs nbd '] . plaining purpese of ing also and inter2: ed by it. Whenaver proposing a public notice TRIPLELS, THEN ... TWINS AND NOW/ MORE DIAPERS (BY JACK HAND) (AP SPORTS WRI Musial's slugging 14 trips, the St. Loul (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) League-leading S Is test their st against the Portland Beav- Just ATHER PANTS Front Heavy Stan 12 hits in his 1 with coupl tonigk ers, who are in seventh place. pepders. Re. (Betidevaist cize) o the revival of L frem a lock at the standings, it pitching staff, have put the Maiice bbd Trarimit e AR 10.15 would look &s if the Seals would only a half game or one J Aug. 13-—Ray- of yasted persons : g have an _easy time of shellacking 8 P(‘“‘»‘)» k of the MacAtce, a 3 -old troll2y lity of makinz the ; 3 their lowly rivels Brooklyn Dodgzrs rotorman, had his hands full _today, &l befcre submitting it to tho § : ¢ Bui the Beavers are from the big gmhprag e to the G- eplacing diapers on his 14-month- retary. After publication of th Pacific Northwest. And the Seals al pennant aspirations is the Te- 14 gin tyiplets ntonded order a period of thirty ; have just finished a rough series cent form of pitchers Johnny Be At Lankenau Hospital, Mrs dars will be allowsd during which i with the eighth place Seattle Rain- Manager Eddie pyi/ipetn MacAtes, 3}, wes report-| the Departirent will roceive | {atw -Ban Phaiteletd was Tucks to Mnuult ed “doing nicel b}m gave birth| cuiactions to the order. If such squeeze out a four fo (hrec-game wie Polet,[yo yyins, both girls, Saturday. ¢ jons are filed a public he N victory in the series, and they fi- Dickson | w1 we dont go crazy now, we ing will then be within 4 gure theyll be lucky to trip the T ki the top ¢ will,” commented the mother days at a convenient time and place Beavers cams, only to have Papa” was bewildersd. He was whera opponents may state th ’5]"“”‘“ place Oakland tangles to- Brazle fail kim in the - ot pesitive that it was “wonder- case and proponents of the or o1 § night in a new sories with the =% ul. can explain its purpose. A report e thed Sl Sacramento Solons. The Oaks don'i BE now has two straight| iy in a way it is and in a e will be. tiled. wit S 5t e Ra.rd i pect an eéasy time cf it either, : e's three-hit: 5-0 Job y,v jpg not. It was a big sur- ymendations within M des 13,50 g since the Solons smothered the % OF crday may e an|p.ige and some shock . . . I think after the conclusion of the he NGOATE~ A7 olitrekted Los Angeles Angels in their series ndication of . lwe've got snough baties around ing Notice of final action lickers, dark preen, ' sightly last week—six games to one. ; .‘[ “’l (l ) SUY Ihere already,” he said the Secratary will be given to 1 2.25 2 o7 5 The Angels, meantime, play 8 B (pack 0} posides the triplets, he has a son interested parties on record and to f§ T JEPSKIN lined LEATHER VIRGIN WOOL l}:fl' San Diego, and Seattle at Holly- the four o2, Boston, Braves. | |naymonflydr..b B (he tenaral b uBlis: A e g - O et R wood, in the other two series which| Clauds Passeau, who twisted b3\ "o gignt make any special| * POSN cru JACKET. sipner front. Jod 3 Yockers 141t 5.7% ¥ open tonight. ack I ack atte pting to field | cparations for the twins,” he ~Ted Williams of the Boston Red Scx is pictured just before he swung FIVE FROM ANCHORA If not satisfied within five days, money will be refunded. g - Marty Marion's slow bBouncer i/ouq " pitting out a mouthful of| and struck cut in a game between (he Red Sox and Cleveland. It was | vivig: here: TRORA" AUGHOBARS Postage paid it money order or check accompanies order. STANDING Gr CLUBS i b Aoy the loser as|g,reiy pins. “We've had enough the first time Williams had bien whiffed by Fireballer Hob Teller, 1y were L. M. Puckett, Mr. SEND FOR COMPLETE ADDITIONAL LISTING 3 Pacific Cuast League b S trouble taking care of Raymond — | who can be seen en the mound. The ball is shown in frent of the |and Mrs. J. W. Robir Heine " . B it b s“"‘r‘x»;\r{?‘s"”(.w/' \;',‘ I;L“‘ Brecklyn held the lead by Zhs ‘“:k;";’\:[,“i ‘;fif“"“'I‘:“:“':f“""."‘\ melt ympire's head. Indians won the game 4-1 on one-hit hal Eerger and D, Sherman Starr TONSUMERS fiLflTH!Nfi w.’ h‘- | Oakland 87 os, 8 U R e just knowing mare ware com-|_Tor (AF Fhoto) O :‘:- o e DEPT E, 2066 FIRST AVENUE, NEW YORK, 29, b i ;z;,(fi:;:‘]}‘u i‘; New York Giant homers by Walk- i e A S e ol Beliool Bonsa: ClEN axid: Oita Keys. - Sirtol Yackers. Phone 71 C1EHE i 5 L er Cooper and ex-Dedger Jack 3 A ¢ et B Sodis Berm | & Hollywood 7 Pl S e e e ¢/ “If you took cach one of these ”0MGL[~!S ( that could be ¥ San Diego 59 o s = - bakizs individually they'd L no handled both m ily and i 3 >, i &% n until four singles, & 3 i gon WA temifan T 7 e iR Y y th i ¢ o Portland 49 84 four singles, 2 trouble at all. IUs the multiplica ]‘/E“ S nic Ancther o | Seattle 47 B3 1 % tion that counts.” it f the School Board - | Ametican Le his ninn| Before the twins, the MacAtes B Council will be held thi o G A 1‘4& i | Team Wy g u»\;lnztm llmp,m'; ! }:\'tdx'k COUNCIL HAS BIG EV to complete business e " LLeL , Boston 33 R f W8S “What now?" he aske: Five of th City Fathers gewe|and transactions of ity and ] New York 45 s Ih”‘]‘mnll ulties #ha hi o e rning the City of Douglas Mot last Schocl. A request was made {rom us es rdl“s b i:-u‘,n 46 g g sevanth cvening with Mayor Jensen in the 'he 1l t’='~“(2w ? !x‘r‘i .I.u.]" \I:‘ulx L, yashington 55 Pittsburgh's M C Hall for a full and long eve- £ the ~Terrijoris A i Cleveland 58 ; SR ",imm > Is. 00per business. Coundilmen present ud to ‘hold Diphtheria Clinic ° PY . Chicago 81 440, seatieaaseven Bite, inciGding thr Wm. Boehl, T. Cashen, ©, it Douglas for the benefit of over ® 4y 4 i g i e St. Louis B0 439" soubles by Tirat haseman Pert Haa Honors 2 on fiaraie & K afld Jas Wel ix hundred residents who need Philadelphia CHEE L e e s ton. with Councllman Pusich out-of. treatment and find. it very incon- : o RstonRl; Meagne Detroit shaded Cleveland B Ihd tcwn. Others i Abtenc venient fo travel wi e famil- : ; |7, THILY ¥ B'”;"]“ W . L Pet g only American Geague til i a V S bk o It n o1 dunsan Ciper rooklyn 6 42 6 ¥ ¥ i & B thause ity tax rate for Douglas prop- # : ey b7 St. Louis 64 4l L e ] el tcsy phi s ity was st mills as against Train accommiodations available now! Pre-war service Pcag ph a8 Benton, who got the verdict, Was given last night for Lila Dev- o ot the iasatchys )10 SUHIEGACHEEURT RS S G restored! You can plan your trip to California Eoston 52 52 el 24 up onllin and Scotty Wilson by MIs.|was approving ordinance No. 23 & al assessment of $2 per year y 5 Cinainnati 8 56 0’ o Frik defeat | James Cooper G L R SRR | VBTN Y Biatne K, LRy ' or the East with confidence! New York 48 59 Toe Ber Both the honorees are employed TR et ot Wores veadingy) CHER. D07 Teet by 100, Ieet dot, witiin i :1‘111:;[:‘1’1’:'1‘,1;1 o Plipros spd, v est . u‘"“’.‘;i”“" :}m.! ok ,mf"l' b;”h[ after which i becomes law. Ordin- "yl “’x,\,. Rob ‘1’14:.“.”. Douglas THE CASCADE. Deluxe all-standard Pull- e gu: 1 Vo fays ey, The TR WS S wuly W) i Vehicle tax €n .4 Juneau Methodist Minister man train with full lounge car and two i - New York the home of Mrs. Cooper where & yepicles transportir aghrs s et i diners. Through Pullmans leave Seattle { le, Koslo (1) and C autifully decorated table and| g or from the Gity of Douglas to Loed 1% A Olty bullding p ikite 12201 noon and arrive in San Francisco | - ’ cake awaited the guests. ccints outside the city, and Impos- ae o - A‘] NOUSL ST ¢ b at 11:20 next morning. | y These present for the gathering eq » tax cf $1 per month per ve- ‘]' 1 “1 o4 'xb;.\ ~-;“‘ the THE BEAVER, Popular economy. train. | fincinnali 2; Pittsbureh 3; Heus- | were Mary Jane Lyman, Mis. VON pile which operates within the Legin banstistion immediately Chair cars (seats reserved in advance) ser, Blackwell (1) and Mueller; | Yea, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mix and jyricdiction of Dou it DA constRMUR SRty 2 ind lourist. sleeping cars. Lounge car Bahr and Lop2z. Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper. i Biu i on Sep- :“i c “‘."H“‘h. wil j"‘r' "‘v" e for tourist car ngers. Dluue;nn' i St. Louis 5; 0; Brazle| Tonight the two “birthday girls” ¢ p,p. Raln oois $12,000 and $16,000. The Chu moderately priced meals. Leave - | - and Garagiola; au, Kush (3) will be entertained at a dinner at Xl b e buildin s0 planned that, only land 5:00 pm, (connecting train leaves 1 (BY HUGH FULLERTON) and Livingston. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ole s 1“1“?| -'l’l-fl;ui*fll" half of complete structure will 721::"’;; 11{.-53 ,‘.’e"x“{,';‘é"n'.?ni’""’ | | NEW YORK, Aug. 13.—From here American League Westby Al S R RL Pl EhAIL WAS, b SR (DS fehs 2 § . & i i on in, baseball attendance likely| Detrcit 1; Cleveland 0: 10 in- e f(‘i‘("‘g"“‘”” 1“;; ek Pt Al | THE WisY foAsk, Thigigh “."msz"'“' | will show whether this year's nings; Benton, Caster (10) and tested 8 recent peralty imposed on ] | ortland to ngeles via Sacra- | { crowds are due to the popularity Richards; Gremek, Be @ and'e o & @~e o o @ o o NisTestaplshme claiming that w"-DE RI“S IOBE | ,‘I',‘le"t"- l?ga‘l?’w ":‘ms':l'aj‘f‘m" | of the game itself or to the “show- Hegen. * o the disturbance was not made in AR TN S0 Y L manship” that has turned up this —————-————— e WEATHER REPORT ° ‘;‘; Pgflbllfl}mfl]‘\d‘“’,‘ in "““ street HH.D NEX' FRIDAY o“eonruu and Klur:lAtm.%Ah; indifl “ summer . . . The Amorican League ; K (U. S. WEATHER BUREAU) o The Council ruled that the distur- A o Bakles Bdwan % service from Portland to San Franc i Pennant is just about decided and s &/ TemBaELE for 2-RALs PerlA: 8 bange » SvER . Geaiieless . caused \V’xIl‘('l‘u url\:r;":x‘: l‘)nlrucdl::::;l; l;l?‘w“‘:d Through Pullmans from Seattle. 3 4 only*tivg alilb8ate in ths Nattors r rle s e Enging £:30 o'Clock This Morning o | therefrom, and asked that stricter o 0 opo st ¢ 7, { Leagué face.and in.an ordinaty bea- . o o o o | self-enforcement be made by bar Lo,y T iEaee FY : y g i i son the crowds would begin falling o In Juneau—Maximum, 54; e OWDers, & px-m:wli Iun enforced o 1o in the W. Carter Fi ] off in other citics . . . But with PR | @ minimum, 51 ° sing hour. School Board mem- 2 e 2 ’ e | ner us er ruln b MacPhall & Co. in charge at the, The first twilight-night double- @ At Aiyport—Maximum, 55; e bers, Kathleen Andrews, and Armc ,“"“j'i:"llw E I R R I 4 ) i Yankee Stadium, Bill Veeck at header of the Major League season @ minimum, 48. e Shudshift announced the appoint- of Elk's Ledge No. 420 of Ju- Cleveland, the thrée “Steam Shovel- is scheduled to start at 3 p.m., Pa- o . nt of Thomas B. Jensen as third ““‘d ~~('\';‘|'u'l um)‘mp!_m“‘ A You can go Bast via California for little or no ers” reviving the Braves, Bob Car- cific Standard Time, today at S%.|e WEATHER FORECAST e .member cf the Douglas chool lectlgns will be sing by Ernssb additional rail fare. This way you can see the & ! | penter just getting some action Louis. The twi-night games will|® (Juneau and Vicinity) o (bcard, who was then sworn to of- po. i Ve whole Pacific Coast, and take your choice of y 3y with the Phillies and Frank Mc- pit the Chicago White Sox against e e fice by the Council. Jensen wa ’Palihe'u‘rm ab b T .widegely;tiqnoffinonv)uLhern Pacific trains ) Kinney, Bing Crosby; etc., taking the St. Louis Browns, who cur- Rain and not much change e appointed to fill the vacancy caus- o arooi, 'l avenick. J.T. Petrich.| from California to the East. o g over the Pirates, almost anything rently are trying to shove cach| o in temperature tonight and e ed by Mrs. F. Mcllhardy who lefl jo00 i Lavenuck, . tor PO Stopover P""""E‘ifi‘ Desil You to. visit as + ] can—and probably will—happen other into seventh place in the|® Wednesday. e recently to make her home in James, Quive, Bl G0 ol ShiD- o with en sgute, TOUEIPERS !mlgle)nnt_ry, | 4 A o | f g son MacKinnen and Robert Helge- qurqm_n_tm(,{ in a gro }L}enl(nmal celebration § o American League stgndings. L) ® | states. Jensen was also a candid: s00. Thtarmente Wl e, ih the Elk's of California’s admission to statehood, are 7 3 i SAVE FOR REFERENCE The decision to play the t @ e 0 0 00 e 0 0 e 0 e e iniastsprings City election on ¢ ¥ R now under way, and side trips into the lei- Plot of Evergreen Cemetery. night twin bill was reached after —————— i Scheol Board ticket. surely surroundings of the old £panish Dons In the new official football guide el Ly delionttul (/ | (just out), Ox Da Grosa, eruidite wet grounds forced postponement —Chickens — fryers, roasters, tur- From discussion on the floor, it Ready to eat chicken—fried or ari:&%?r:nci;{g;’o:“vill enjoy the invigor- 7 8 Hcly Cross coach, picks Army ns:of last night’'s White Sox-Browns, keys. Spruce Lockers. Phone 71. was agreed to combine the o ted. Spruce Lockers. Phone 71.| ating‘ atmosphere of America’s coolest sum- 1 the No. 1 team of 1946—probably game at Zportsman’s Park. A chec = 52 T e — e | mer city. Or you can bask in the sun.in ; 4 over Red Blaik’s violetn protests— of the schedule showed that the | i Southern_California, see movie and radio | vy with Alabama close behind and tke White Sox would visit St. Louis, stars in Hollywood and Los Angeljw]— even | | Cklahoma Aggies and Notre Dameonly once more this season—on | ‘s"’,’fB?ef"o'Sfi“tfiu‘?fif“fifi?w Facn an 4 % :7 t:e o;.her conr:\;e:;:o:i;aenzg;Se:ne‘l::er 20th, zllstdand 2.12::3:11 o | uHerealrejustyn few 0‘}]”,0 fi,‘“,,,' fufl]t-" trains : ' X onors | an r games already are ec | (] ou may choose from for your trip East: - &L F £ season ends Ox likely will be using |for these three days. | 4 l NBROUNCLN y ! ., ? - 3 i j S | . o . | all his 14 adjustments and com- | and connecting point with railr | pensations to explain what went' Returning to the Pacific Coast! o - | THREE FAMOUS ROUTES EAST York, is well worth a visit i mg You wrong with the forecast. | League, third baseman Steve Mes- Openlng‘ of Oihces for Ihe | FROM CALIFORNIA oy its interestinig food, antique shops an | —————— |ner ¢t Sacramento is the only un-| ‘ | . o istoric attractions. b X > L 5o animous choice of 16 st Coast | OVERLAND UTE . i e e ' |bascball writers selecting an all-| Py A . THROUGH PULLMANS « COAST-TO-COAST 3 | B B lEADERS i P t f 0 — San Francisco to Chicago i i star coast loop team to piay San| F @ O t t NOW! Through Pullman servige from i | n L | Francisco in the Seals’ Stadium | l. c le p ome r Our Overland Route trains, the “City of San Cout-ta-Cnu’t,‘nn S'outhe?n Pnc?fic&nfl{i:: : | August 19. The games receipts will f'ragctuv,”“()lgr"{ézfld li';mugt_l_, P,Lu;;m Lim- necting lines. You go stright through to New | . 7 4 go to the Pro Baseball Players of | | ited” and the “San Francisco Challenger, York and Washington from San. Franeisco Leading in batting and pitch- ‘Atnerice ‘Organization ' n ¢ & | take you directly east across the continent to via the Overland Route, and to New Yerk ing in the National and Americar g ¥ | r. L] () al'q“al' Chicago, from San Francisco over California’s from Los Angeles via the Golden State Route. 4 Leagues at the start of this weel X g | spectacular High Sierra, across the inland sea kg " are the following: Kenny Washington is definitely ey of Great Salt Lake and through the Rockies. ~ COMING! Plans are now under way for National Leag out of the intra-squad game of the | C 1 i V l A 1 | two new streamlined Shasta Dayli his to link 4 Batting - aponal League @ s75:|Rams pro football club at Comp- ompieie Visual Analyses GOLDEN STATE ROUTE Boethond " San Fransiaco dadly by day- Hopp, Boston, 364, 3 | ten, California. But Tom Harmon — Los Angeles to Chica light. Also, as new cars can be delivered, the 9 Ppitcvhing Dickson, St. Louis, 11-|May be able to play. Both stars 1 gples €ago all-Pullman Cascade will be fully streamlined. A ok, Touls, 11-| 208 =2 B 3 - “ : o & 786 i i _4__|are expected to take part in a Gl Ed d dA hl 0 0 The “Golden State Limited” (all streamlined 3733.‘86. Rowg: Fhibdeibaia, 114|817 xpestes 10 R RaRk e asses ed an ssempied 1 yur ywn qu;p[sns'nnd reclining chair cars) and the ¥ b | ; . “Californian,” economy train, run from Los 3 SO American League allstar tepxs, : 5 . Angeles to Chicago via Phoenix, Tucson and X Rt Batting— Vernon, -Washington,| X-Rays of Washington's recently Laborator mf’aso, with Juarez just across the border. E .351; Williams, Boston, .344. ated upon knee showed he Interesting one-day side trip from Kl Paso & Pitching—Ferriss, Boston, 19-4—|shculd not engage inh_';my }:ontact z{\:‘}:l:nmyou to see world-famous Carlsbad . 2 .826: Caldwell, Chicago, 9-2—.818. |scrimmage for a while. armon o 5. 1 o 2 s AL e lis suffering from a knotted muscle : The friendly Southern Pacific 4 P putiiog KLEIN BUILDING Second and Franklin Streets SUNSET ROUTE Y : Having sold the Miettinen Apts. : % — Los Angeles to New Orleans ~ For information, train reservations and assist- e 5 > B 4 ance in plann our trip, write;J. W. G | we will not be responsible for any| Coach !__cl. Stiner of Oregon State rflr Appomh\lents — PHO“E 506 Our Sunset Route trairs, the famous *“Sunset ‘.A,P.f)‘f RMW" 1, 1‘4"11 4th’/ «m debts contracted after Aug. 12th|College picks USC to win the Pa-} Kan Limited” and the “Argonaut,” take you attle, Washington, or C G. 3 against said property. cific Ccast . Conference football through the Southwest and Texas to the Old dian G Agent, 619 Howe G New Orleans, terminus of the route couver. R.C. championship this year. Stiner says the Trojan squad -will haye more MR. and MRS. THOMAS MIETTINEN,