The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 22, 1947, Page 3

. "Il JESDAY, \PRIL 22; |947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-— JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE ~M ¥ J - = e - — e - | [ 2 partment iuswllations tpon a sound Dens Dodger Uniform ROADSARE = v \-gt{ i | The officer said the Department i - was concerned with the difficul- 4 | w = 5 ties encountered by the railroad | 3 ! : N E E D E D IN in its operations from Seward to » . & vl “ Portage. He said the railroad ; | w » forced to use the Whit COCKTAIL BAR e { . sa as a commercial port ' WHITE SOX PITCHERS AID | i S| The NightSpotor [v 1 $4.000.C 1 vear tozetHer l \ (C 0 rrem Paye Ome) contract authorization for $15,000.- DA“cl“G . SLAP DOWN poRTlAND IN = (00. He said the physical condi- |\ ' d rolli ton of the road “is not good.” He &, N n.m[ of detailed all of the planned im- LVEI’Y “lgh! WO th blow to ° provemer for the road & -“G EP A(E (lMBING Up tortal axd : Tko B. Taylor, chiel engincer of with the % N jand ¢ be cc the Alaska Road Commission, join- o 1 ot we onsidered. .« the other witnesses in explain- Dreamlznd i S . . ing to the committee the neel s d - Attendan {6 f By BIiLL BECKER | estim i e oty S erenauers 3 endance at bames 0 ciated Press Sports Wri | progr 0,640 1 E Maleris Modr § blg quiestion around the Pa- e Tiated COCKTAILS mixed the way YOU Lact Year's Record | T o o s o anci way : o Hrocner Lase Like Them . . .. . bythe MEN R look at the standin was how did ridec trestles, culverts and tele- 3 I Portland get 'way up there? nels, §4620.000; telegraph and tele- CARRILLO BROTHERS REICHLER The most cbvious answer seems phene lines . bulldings and ls Now (Iosed | Press Sports Writer) 'to be Besides Tommy strue ; Inumw‘vu [ “ 4 from ¢ returns, the Bridge the Beavers have a $ ; trans- | | attenc at the Major League!gotten several well-pitched games portation $46, 4 Dbase parks thi son should nee Dibiasi, Roy Helser Arnold said that with thousands Sa S(handler ; ccme close to mate last ' Johnny Bianco and strong support- i:; \}:‘ ns interested in settling x * year's recorc work from Ad Liska and Jack aska but without additional I l l gl Despite ¢ weather which has Ivesc roads the project of settling them e l('/ l.l ‘l n e b caused postponement of 16/ Yankee chattel Dibiasi (3-0) par- !h:{lv be impossible 3 (‘IN“!NN?]T{‘\ April 1:‘)—’ i & 7 tion into the crowd with a sharp curve and ;.).»u”m: questing $3753,00 _for Alaskan s closed,” today snuffed gis | ea “ ers s R Ry ey SoRs which $1.740.000 will of the Brooklyn Dodgers that drew total At any rate, Lefty O'Doul's San| B for new i acec §/00D° ¢ Dec’, Durcetier migiReigisss. ih “hl(t'(n”-n (-dlx , . cash customers, an average Francisco undoubtedly saw! # imp;- . the Shan rage-Palmer {cem part: of this Applaud our fair cost dry g per gume, cnouEh of e Beaver Diching | acke Robinsen, st Negro to jrin modern major lasue busebal, 3 01y ior ey Thes came trom Basebul Com. | e v uring the first week ago, | absorbir six stralgh setback is pictured as the Dodgers’ clubhcuse at Ebbets Field S Y's, R4 . o & it keeps their clothes new the Major while Portland climbed to a firs 2 A L |$1508,000 for m.m(m\‘\m‘r He said missioner A. B. Chandier yoster and fresh lenger At A it idinebe il 1) Brocklyn, following the anncuncement of his purchase from the | that the proposed new con- es be rejected u reque e tham! grRitar VanIels of their es W | The Beavers as a team are bat-! 1l Royals of the Internatienal League. struction $1,500,000 \\AHI‘l be fcr Branch R . President of i in t cardrobes athiected o tinie ‘SRS oler 160h S - - jroads already started and 9000 Dodgers, and Ford Frick, Nationa game. of hitters have been strong in the ! let f i the “Orim={ifa% the Richardson hig e b Sl R SAEURSY With the i in the num-!clutch. Danny Escobar, the (Iuh\,Ap Sp RT c of Mehting Hoosies Agricultural Pro! slde ,‘iw coltyes: -skul-sxwminn he AFTERNOONS ber of night nd added in- ng hitter with 333, has driv- Duke Publicitor reports | At s et ‘{‘v]vl"lz oLy o 4 WE NUW HAVE terest in such cities as Pittsburgh|en in 14 runs, while Harvey Storey the, LaCrosse team is going 'intof$iVing much thought 1o starting on S - Vo | 48-HOUR SERVIC . " d desa i : ict fton™ to niav . Peln P ,_ \the Kenai Peninsula, iculture e i and Cleveland owners |and Herm ich each brought in RouMB igh cotton” to play ¥ale, Pritee | itoject similar to the Matanuska H | «r' have taken o is not incon- 13 ton and Army. Do ean that | P! simila t atanus N 3 (h ! ‘ ! :\xl‘.:‘ul(- that 1947 attendance| Portland will get another test ij theyre ready to be picked? JEEy project, whelS Bl T s'lW ap ain 0 JUST o e e st Ve | A e Jnocar usly b {settlers are doing very well. He 4 i & will appr ; of.. ¥he. N said the first thing ne vas a Kod!ak passes Aw (, ALL N “’“‘"”"‘:.“ s 1"1‘“"“ 1‘”‘ 3¢ Angels By HUC . road into the section G a J Two Games Monday 4 tonight. Th Apgels took a j Bkt onialne s B inink AT At ki R | 5 ] Yesterday only two .I~1 the five|ies from the Beavers at the st NEW YCRK So {1s ‘more agriculture possibil in| SAN FRANCISCO, April 22— | scheduled games were played of the season ahd since have pick- many colls scem iminated that particular area than t i —Requiem mass will be suny 1 .l 0 The limited ion ¥ ‘.1\114{.‘ one led added strength. The Angels got |themse Derby ] L] in any other part of A A teday for the Rev. Joseph F. Me-! 1g Chica- ancther starting pitcher, Lefty Bob, brospec (Eor ln o i Maj. General W. H. Arnold, dep-|Carthy, 40, Navy chaplain of Ko-| 7 liberties with | McCall, from the Chicago Cubs be a heck $100,- juty director of the Plans and Op-|diak, who died in Kodiak Apil 5.| A ts of Hurricane |yesterday 000 _gallop Downs crations Division of the War De-|Interment will be in Hcly Cro i Detroit Los Angeles is just onc game be- On May 3 : partment told the Committee the|cemetery. He served various ers 6-4 to hind e pace-setters i '1 t . W E ess e Department is * lv concerned” | churches in the San Fr: » Bay ‘ o Some hiting fireworks should be | 001y 1l and. cver the lack of “in Ala k.} area bofore entering Navy fortd when San Diego Pl L WHRET, 0F Gass SR U C Al and the critical tion of the| | Ghaplain's Corps in 1945 - tangles with Oakland at the Bay Petter divisien of Men .| Alas railroad e 3 City. The > been paced L fe a4 ""I’:‘“‘“A “‘M Rozd Maintenance NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY A by Max We batted .500 ilrauker, . shaped | The maintenance of Alaska | TIs to be published and forms will | and driven in 13 1 in 11 games ST '“,;“,‘”‘m,’, Railroad and the connected Alaska | ciose May 1, for space, listings and Th gue-leading the lightweight Dihway system in proper condi- | changes please call The Juneau and s Holder, Montgomery and|tion to accommodate military | Deuslas Telephone Co. Phone, 420 first fis 379. West Storey r chalking up reovements is a prime necessity for bafore closing date sue. Newhouser was | tied for the homer lead with four iod 15 1 baute P the maintenance of War De- adv. 553-t9 | ; {ive men during apiec : ; lightweight blasted | ~ L § tim The Padres’ pwnch potential i kayo last night [ ] Hodgin Conked evealed in 100kie shortstop Ray | . lepi of “New ork.in He ced a wild pitch in the|Tran's 17 hits, tops in the circuit,! & _ nth 1 of a schedul- : ® first Ralph ¢n a 207 average. i o9, TBVOTS ed 10-rounder at the Arena i S 1' 1. out- this week put the ; ... . g g7 tc il w Seals at Seattle, which| . o coneuss e. Hod 1 last-place tie wit 2 g e IRE ( f»'n.x\ reported ai Bfonrn e Sar:‘{l‘xx:;‘\}v\u w',‘( i . N. ‘ I"i“ URE ay?sfll , 8 “satistac _ wood. where the becalmed | ooy e oa o0 sty : i§ HOUSE GUEST In the Naticnal League's only iloundering in sixth ke hat Bhalhy comst . Chieato Cue, behind s jchance . Phalans OF MRS. DALZIEL : Hank Wyse's three hit pitching STANDING Or (LUBS but don't bet on THE CAR THAT IS REALLY NEW \ won their rd straight by ‘bl ¥ Pacit.c Coast League | e ampbell (the ing the Cincinnati Reds 3-0 at w L et CLEANING THE CUFF yre Kaufman) and s Wrigley Field ; _ | Portland 2 7 632] Melic Eottina, a southpaw v are here from Len Merullo led the Cubs’ 10-hitigan Diego 1 632|er, is right-handed a visit with her » attack with four safe blows Los Angeles 9 1/to performing A. W. Stewart, and Rain washed out the scheduled gperamento 10 he was « They are the house- » games between Boston and Wash- ga; Francisco 1 Joe Loui wests of Mrs. Dick Lalziel whil ington in the American League ge)jywood 9 5 converted” in way. in Juneau - and Brooklyn-Boston and New gegttle g Marshall Columbia’s Mrs. Campbell plans to stay until York-Philadelphia in the National.!ogkiand A1 ht baskett has been the first part of May, when she B, AT g 3 ‘trying out for footk in spring expects to be joined by her hu H National | practice. and on his return from a busi- MOOSE plAYERS I'o .y stuff: Indiana University ness trip to Seattle. | Pittsburgh o e T e 2 Philadelphia : . PRACTICE TONIGHT - i Chicago 500 | a call for 1 Club ey |A0BL0F 400 to attend an ir prac to- 375 i ht at 7 oclock in' the A, B. 333 Weatker b inclement ‘(l‘];il;xl;:u;uup" oL .-u)mn.: ‘i; W 1. pag Six Passenger Club Coupe meantime workout under the roof 3 0 1.000| . e S 4 1 800 | 4o eg o eeg . @ 380 = 40D GAMES TODAY 3 1 o other car ike it. Gives o 1 2 333 | The following is the report re- L (e ceived on games of the major base- e ] ball league as received up to press " , you all advantages of Floating e 2 ERROR POINTED OUT . 1% costs mo more to New York-Boston postponed wet L s 0 o : e IN FIGURES QUOTED | | Z . Pittsburgh-St. _Louis pestponed 0 ( ¥ FOR WATER (OMPANY enjoy the finest. Power, All-Fluid-Drive and Philadelphia 0; Brooklyn 1. — : 4 3 Amecrican League A report from yesterday’s -state- st. Louis 0; Cleveland hood hearings .in Washington 5 ¥ ; = Washingtan-Philadelphia post- | W21 apparently in error en it Ful -F Oatln Rlde I he l poned wet grounds. queted Juneau Water Company Y W S jowner R. F. Lewis as stating that . 4; New York 5. e - NEW " HOTEL, FAIRBANKS A new and modern hotel is to be ¥ constructed at Fairbanks aceord- ing to word reccived here today. {bis company made a net profit of 060 last year and paid only| $4C) in taxes. - | Actually, records show, the com-| pany had a gross income of ap-| proximately $35,000 and paid mxc~i priced car with Fluid-Drive. . The new structure will be six stor ; \ex with provisians for Tuttve ex-i nounWng o as e, i : " E. 6. sick, President Lowest Priced Car with ! SR 3 - T e e ————————————————————————— pansion of two additional floors e T All The S Treng cal for 5 hotel with: 160 to|. rte £ 0 GHIVCHNE HEDE se Basic Features 175 rooms, all outside and with - Dr. Catherine S. Sherwood, from ALL-FLUID-DRIVE SIX CYLINDER HYDRAULIC BRAKES individual baths. The building, to Santa Paula; Calif, and Dr. Edith i FLOATING POWE be constructed by the DeLong Con- Sappington, of San Francisco, offi- “m R ALUMINUM PISTONS struction Co. of Seattle, will be of cials with the U. S. Children's Bu- FULL-FLOATING RIDE BASIC RUST-PROOFING reiniorced concrete and fireproof {reau of the Health Department, | SAFETY.STEEL BODIES MICRONIC OIL FILTER , throughout. Consiruction will be- have arrived in Juneau by air and|| Eyerything | SAFETY RIM WHEELS EXHAUST VALVE SEAT INSERTS gin as scon as materials are avail- are registered at the Baranof Ho- i e (‘OMPLETE DEPENDABILITY ¢ able . b ,Phone % e ST 3 e - H RING CL! s N ATTENTION ELKS spomflg 829 PY ENROLLING Elks Meeting Wednesday April ? n w CMING cn - llsr ISI ‘ All forms of dancing and ball- 23at 8 p.m. Initiation and feed. Goods SPORT CENTER . 2 . ron ree room for Leginners, Phone Red 575, < adv, 560-t2