The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 17, 1947, Page 3

e . e et e e e B T e e W R S . - - . NEWS [N PICTURES i MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1947 2 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE — JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREL. i e < WIND]AM B ¥ N 2,796-ton barque Pamir sails in a favoring wind about 85 miles MEXICO NEVER LIKE THIS_ Rookie Eddie Waitkus (left), Secretary Bob Lewis northeast of Syd . Australia, after a run from New Zealand (center) and Manager Charley Grimm of the Chicago Cubs burlesque the Mexiccn baseball league in with a cargo of timber, The vessel has a steel hull, a skit which they presented at a dinner of Chicago baseball writers. - Vice Adm. Aubrey V ‘itech (front of at Annapolis, Md he relinguishes the L. Holloway, Jr. (far left). o HANDSOME _Logan Morris, 62, a hand on the Cham- anch at Castle Hot Springs, near Ph competed in a contest t rmine Arizona's most handsome cowboy. ; : £ i e - DEPARTMENTAL INSPECT young red fox mascot of the Y. spects a shiny truck, Firer ION fire 1 rtment, in- m a few days after birth, MEMORIAL FOR COMPOSER — At this site on the Suwanneé River near White Springs, Fla., a memorial will be erected to Stephen C. Foster, whose song made the river famous. It will include a 200-foou carillon tower, a museum, a Foster statue, hall of music and an amphitheatre. Ny 7 CURTAINLESS WINDOW _ Henry Dreyfuss, industrial engineer, holds a new type window for ships and planes in which the light can be controlled by turning one of two sheets of plastic material. Curtains and shades are eliminated. STUDY IN EXPRESSIONS _ London dockworkers presented this study in expressions C U B — Roberta Jonay of the during a mass meeting at which thev ioined in the recent British labor walkeut, films feeds a lion cub abandoned by its mother at Thousand Oaks, California, Yk .. e ENGLISH PRINCESSES _ The British princesses Elizabeth (left) and Margaret Rose portray grace and beauty in this recent portrait. They will visit South Africa this year., s i s SKI W I NN ER—_Rhona Wurtele of Montreal, Que., flashes PIRATES’ BIG THREE — This prospective outfield will give the 1947 Pittsburgh Pirates 3 pins up a toddler (right) as a bab r. Mer jbs Lip through a gafe on the course at Pico Peak, Rutland, Vt. to win one of the hardest hitting garden trios in the major leagues. Left to right: Ralph Kiner, 1946 National ¢t Fembroke Coliege at Providence, SR AN Becoul place bekiid her:twin sister. Biioda fn (e 1.8. Eastern League home run king: Hank Greenberg, 1946 American home run leader traded to Pittsburgh by the e st st e s Amateur Ski Association slalom championships, Detroit Tigers; and Jim Russell, Pirate regular outfielder in 1946, WORKING sets up pins ai a bo i