The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 28, 1947, Page 5

*: = 9 o~ —d | | s S oS ~L - | e 1‘ , y A~ MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1947 | AT CAPITOL ) SHNOWPLALE or Clumead vow: |[Fiiit ,afi’fif‘sfifi WEDNESDAY \"‘ . 1 we present ROUR S a most UNUSUAL e PRODUCTION | ) | | The mob's sadistic \ fury pursued her! She was too beautiful! '8 M-G: M Grescans DOLORES DEL RID in A MUNDTALES Production PORTRAIT., with PEDRO ARMENDARIZ with Cecil Kellaway Carlos Ramirez Ben Blue IN TECHNICOLOR! Diracted by EMILIO FERNANDEZ * Produced by FELIPE SUBERVILLE F Music by FRANCISCO DOMINGUEZ OWS 7:00— TS 7:35—10 COMPLETE St FEATURE ST. EXTRA! M. G. M. Technicclor Cartoon “Northwest Hounded Police” INFORMATION WANTED Anyone having information ‘con cerning the following missing per son is asked to communicate with the Governor's Office in Juneau: Earl Ellsworth Brown—Came to Alaska in the early part of 1932 and resided with d brother in Pe- urg, Supposedly went to Ketch- in December of the same year Age 36, height 5 feel 9 1 5, brown hair, blue eye e & Vwacows NOW NROLLING All forms of dancing and ball- room for beginners. Phone Red 575. ® YOU'LL LOOK BETTER IN ' ayszo TAILOR-D hll"’ TROUSERS ASK YOUR DEALER Kayser is creating e 3 enchanting new fab- ] New — Used — Rebuilt | AUTO PARTS | Grilles, Shock Absorbers, Knee f| Action Units, Motors, Trans- J| missions and a MILLION | OTHER PARTS We Mail and Ship Promptly l l" r I |§ Seattle Auto Wrecking Co. ‘[ 1950—1st Avenue South | ric gloves, hosiery, underthings, lingerie. HOSIERY « UNDFRTHINGS « GLOVES | | Seattle, Wash, { ———————— | *No, No, Mr. Abercrombie. That isn’t what we mean when we invite you o use our new electric razors” Pan American recently installed electric razors on all Clippers fiying Alaskan service. So if you've always wanted to whisk off your whiskers while whisking along through the clouds, just ask Pan American for a Clipper reservation. But whether you're of the whisker sex or not, traveling by Clipper is the comfortable, time-saving way to go. Ask for rates, etc., at the address below. AN AHERICAN Baranof Holel | WoirLD AIRWAYS Phone 106 . Tk Sem of ; theFying Clppers 3 Rowe, pitched the Philadelphia | Phils to identical 5-4 triumphs over ! | the Boston Braves in Shibe Park. By THE ASSCCIATED FRESS) THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR SPLIT GAMES, Baseball Kids - SUNDAY PLAY Back fo Farms righthander six hits to win the opener 6-1 and John Hetki won a twelve inning 2-1 hurling duel from Fritz Oster- mueller in the finale. Two former American League stars, Dutch Leonard and Schoolboy Porfland Has Slight Lead Phils Manager Depend- for Top Place-Seattle | ing on Old Talent to | Now in Cellar | WinGames forHim | S0X DON'T By HUGH FULLERTON Ex-American Le: er Jim Tabor’s x| _— i eu hey split the Sunday double-! NEW YORK, April 28.—@— If R G “‘;‘lf;‘f‘“l'fl‘;(l“‘:flxx‘lif 18 “TUn “broke: U up and down the Pacific!the Phillies seem to have adopted Nellhef CIUb IS Showmg Ratn foigaihe postponement: of League yesterday. {Brooklyn’s “wait till next year F fLastY Rai the scheduled = Detroit - Cleveland , Th¢ day's firing in the tight race Slogan, you can blame general orm of Last Year-Rain 't = left the Portiand Beavers on top of |manager Herb Pennock . . . The Ithe heap by a shade over the Los|Phils, youll notice, are depending H S G Sunday short scores el Hits Sunday Games Angclcs Angels with San Diego and | ISTECIY on talent that has been SOl ! American League Sacramento in hot pursuit. l‘f‘ml and sometimes tfound ! Detroit at Cleveland, rain. { Los Angeles, winning the opener,|Vanting — in major league com- | By JOE REICHLER | i petit i 4 el ! R H E 6 to 3, from the Portland club had P¢Hon: | (Associated Press Sports Writer) | g E e | ; g as| s 1 7 0 the Beavers' Tommy Bridges, \vmlr The kids who were brought up { What lmj, A;’m)}\(-‘l\lu to the Cards| Now york 0 -8 W yuried a no Bittar Inst’ week. i {1or “irials \nany have been re- and Red- Sox? Hudson and Evans; Chandler truble, virtually all the way until|'Ur0ed to the farms .. . Pennock's { theory he was replaced in the eighth inn- | 4 3 F |for a youngster to make his mis- | Tt is still u bit early for too much | 4,4 Robinson, Houk (9). is that it is much better concern but already calamity howl-| g, . ing. Portland took the second game, | 3 g | |ers are pointing at the lowly posi-; R H E 4 to 3, stopping an Angel uprising takes in the minors, evefi. though | tion occupied by the defending | ppjiqdelphia 6 18 1'in the sixth. Cece Garriott of Los|lS fight learn even more in the champions in the current Major|pogcy, 6 14 0 Angeles had four hits during nw:"";'ml““g”,0 g i League pennent races ; | (Tie game called, rain). day. including a homer off Bridges |, < @ BOV 9L ey . or 31 i d of at least duplicating! goleman, Flores (4) and Rosar; in the first game. [sazste “',kf.”f'” bll‘{'“dl:" e e 5 early showing when thes Klinger (6), Dorish (9 and Oakland copped the first EAME!gar faush o off becoue oihor |won nine of iheir iust 11 games Partee (9) from San Diego, 4 to 3, behind {gre qoid (ne same thing. Ta the jat this corvesponding date, the| " gecond game postponed—rain). s four-hit pitching but the ! yas0.¢ fip'(l‘t:x;( e“ .fz;mn” 1:)" |Red Birds, in a complete about pyro, s hima T WG toi take the' BJOTS o l‘. .!e mis- ace, have dropped seven of their| R H E nighte 4 ancy | ke a lot more serlously and it o star ags s tr wesate | ghtcap, 2 to 1, with some 1ancy ‘mlghl ruin his self confidence . . . | first nine starts against thelr west-|gpjoq,, 2 9 1 pitching of their own, Manny Sal- | pe, e AT jern rivals to find themselves shar-| o : jPennock was only 18 when he first b i Coy | St Louis 4 6 0 vos five-hit job broke into big league baseball ~— |ing a cellar berth with the New| yopay Caldwell (8) and Dickey; In Seattle Lou Novikoff,theRain- land he ‘says he's since” regretted | York Giants, five full games behind | nyncrief, Galehouse (8) and Moss. fers' clouting outfielder, had a biglnot having a few years in the the firet- place Brookiyn Dodygers. (8econd) . day for himself with five hits, in-{pushes . Now he has a flock For instance, in absorbing a 3-0{gpieag, 3 8 0 cluding a home run and two of big, strong, “Yankee" ball play- shutout at the hands of the Oubs|ge y oy 4 8 0 doubles. Seattle won the opener, 6!ers down there so wait till—may- in Chicago vesterday, the Red Birds |~ pypichy and Caldwell 8) and to 4, from San Francisco but the'be not next year, but a couple of climaxed a nine-game stretch dur-{pookey; Fannin, Sanford (9) and Seals grabbed the second game, 9 ' seasons more ing which they made only 58 hits nr,cc in 290 times at bat for a meager; .200 batting average. Not a single/ Jack Brewer's four-hit Seattle went on a four- to 2, on pitching Nawonal League MONDAY MATINEE pr fo 4 o | R H E run gallop in the seventh inning of | The man behind the Tony Zale- St, Louis player is hitting 300. |ney yorg 8 10 0 the first game to pull away. The Rocky Graziano fight promotion Cubs Move Up | Brooklyn 9 12 1 Seals, in turn, got away for six in Chicago is Arthur Wirtz, better ‘The Cubs moved into second| giq, Thompson (8) and Coop- runs in the first two innings of the known for putting on ice shows. | piace, one game behind the Dodg- ey Gregg, Taylor (4), Behrman nightcap, coasting home. i Bill Van Breda Kolff, New York jers | (5), Chandler (1) Casey (9 and The Hollywood Stars dumped Knickertockers basketballer, s | Although not as disappointing as, pqyarqs, themselves into the league cellar looking for a pro soccer job to keep the Cards, Boston's Red Sox have| py., by losing their first game to Sacra- |in shape through the off season. not looked M, all like the club R H E mento, 11 to 4, but they bounc(‘d‘HP was a soccer All-American at which swept aside all opposition in pegpren 1 6 3 out, into seventh place, by snatch- | Princeton. easy fashion last year. Playing acynoinngti 6 11 1 ing the nightcap, 5 to 4, in eight!| Major league scouts are camp- majority of their 11 games against| “geye) Bagby (1) and Jarvis; innings. ing on the trail of Clemson’s two the 1})\\'1_\' Philadelphia /}'moucs, Walters and Lamanno. ’Kmd Joes—Hazle and Landrum, the Sox have won five, lost five| " (geiond) STANDING Oy CLUBS 'whose pitching has burned up and tied cne. : Pittsburgh 1 10 ; = southern college baseball. As they. head w}est for ‘their first oinainnati B Vigh g Pacit.c. Coast League ! Michigan's Vic Heyliger has sum- extended road trip, they are only " (35 jnyinog) W L Pet.'moned the college hockey coaches a L!‘.\m(’. and ij half behind the first Ostermueiler and Kluttz: Hetki Portland 15 1 577 to meet in New York this week- place New York Yankees, but on g4 Mueller, Jarvis (11) Los. Angeles 16 12 571 end and form an association like the gloomier side, are the same dis- (First) San Diego 14 12 538 that *of the football, basketball (tance away from last place. | B H.E Sacramento 15 13 536 and baseball coaches. He also The Sox had to come from be- pocion 4 ¢ o San Francisco 14 14 500 wants to stake a national collegiate hind to earn a standoff yesterday Philadelphia & tptorg Oakland 13 15 fil‘z;fil championship at Colorado Springs. as rain halted the first game of a i S A s Hollywcod 12 16 429 » B it a0t scheduled doubleheader with the! ' .o Lanning ), G. Elliott oo, i 1 17 39| _ NO FUNDS, NO BURIAL | (7)) and Musi; Red Sox and A's deadlocked 6-6 at 8) the end of nine innir The second | Leonard, Donnelly / Three men who lost their lives and Seminick. National League ,n an apartment house fire at An- (Second 3 game was washed out. Trailing 6-5, s o e W L Pet.' chorage on Feb. 18 are still unbur the Sox tied the score in the last pocio. 4 g9 o Brooklyn 7 2 .118 ied as the Welfare Department has | of the eighth on two hits and as Philadelphia 5 10 3 Chicago i 4 636 no funds available for burials. ‘y psnyRwARS Johnson, G. Elliott (8) and Cam- Fittsburgh e B I 1 re! Yanks Are Tops elli, Masi (8) Rowe and Seminick, Cincinnati Ti 4ol e { Although they spoiled Babe Ruth| R H p Philadelphia 6 6 500 Day for 58,339 fans at the Yankee 8t. Louis 0 4 3 Boston 5 5 -500 | | Stadium by losing to Sid Hudson Cl"ncagol 3 5 New York 2 | £ 2 | and the Washington Senators 1-0, St. Louis 2 " 2 Fishing . .. Dickson and Rice; Schmitz and £ Fly Rods | the Yankees had the satisfaction!y,n..0o of taking over first place from the American League Chicago White Sox, who dropped MASONiC NOTICE W L Pet ® Salmon Rex both ends of a doubleheader to the | g toq meeting Mt. Juneau Lodge New York 7 4 636 . R?Gls | Browns at St. Louis 4-2 and 4-3. | No. 147 F&AM at Temple Monday Cleveland 5 3 625 ® Lines H The Dedgers, who have lost only April 28, 7:30 § Chicago .. W 4 556 ; ® Plugs 1 i 3 | , 7:30 pm. Work in F. C. i | once in their last 13 meetings with Degree Boston 5 5 500 ® Tackle Boxes {the New York Giants at Ebbets‘l " ). W. LEIVERS, et Washington 4 4 500 Field, climaxed an uphill battle e 2R adv. 564-tp Detroit 4 5 444! CIOlllillg & with a run in the ninth to win? e e 7 “ st. Louis 4 6 400 i ; 9-8. { ' VISITING IN ANCHORAGE | Philadelphia 3 8 388, (Outdoor) | One of the largest crowds in| Mrs. Gertrude Naylor, of Juneau ————— | o Jackets | Crosley Field—39,951—saw the Cin-!is visiting her sister; Mrs. A. B When snakes shed their skins, o P t" i |cinnati Reds take two'from Pitts-|Hayes, in Anchorage.“She expects even the covering of the cornea of 3 AR, burgh to virtually tie the Pirates'to return home this week. the eye is shed . 22""‘(;‘5 i ® Underwear ! ® Hats i | Footwear . . . Sport Boots Fishing Boots Rubber Pacs Shoe Pacs | Shoes Socks Hunting . .. Shot Guns Rifles Air Rifles Pistols Ammunition Gun Cases Holsters SALE of SURPLUS Grumman Widgeons HOURS Airplane Engine since Overhaul 1. Grumann J4F-2 No. 32947 911 R 316, L 88 2. Grumman J4F-2 No. 32951 643 R 124, L 281 LOCATION: Naval Air Station, KODIAK, Alaska INSPECTION DATES: May 5 thru May 9, 1947 A Camping . .. Priority Buyers—submit offer to buy at fair value. (Fair value determin- e Camp Stoves ed on basis of non-priority bids). ® Camp Axes | : L ¢ A Byl . . ® Packboards | Veterans—submit valid certificate specifying “Powered aircraft under o Sleeping Bags 4,999-1bs. gross weight”, accompanied by certified check or money order % for $1000.00. Cots Non-Priority Buyers—submit sealed bid with 10°; depoosit. Athletic ... : (equipment) WHERE TO BUY All bids and offers are to be mailed to: War Assets Administration, Office Aircraft Disposal, Room 361, 425 Second St., Washington, 25, D. C., and must be received by 12 noon, May 12, 1947 in that office. Inspection is invited prior to bidding. Property is to be removed at the purchaser’s expense. For Bid Forms contact: Anchorage W. A. A. Office Fairbanks W. A. A. Office Juneau W. A. A. Office Box 2466. Phone: Main 766 Box 1029. Phone: East 185B Box 2538. Phonz: 836 Army Recreational Hall Old Engineer's Bldg. on Area Engineer Bldg. 2nd St. Btnt & D Sts. Garden Island ® Baseball ® Tennis ¢ Badminton ® Archery You'll find your favorite sports supplies at... DARNELL'S SPORT CENTER COAST TEAMS|Pennock Sends ™™ PAGE FIVE (RO AR TIO"CENTURY WESTERN FILM "SMOKY" NOW AT 20TH CENTURY Last Times Tonight New frontiers of romance and excitement appear in the Tech- unicolor filn version of Wil Jumes classic, “Smoky” now at the 20th Century Theatre, and starring Fred MacMurray with Anne Bax- ter. The film unfolds the unforget- table story of one man who loved danger and one woman who loved a man of the events that trans- formed their lives into a great adventure This of course makes a picture, Lut there is another story, that of & wild horse, “Smoky," that is corraled d tamed and the af- fection between the horse and the tamer is the human interest fea- > ture of the production, appealing to young and old. The feature was filmed against 1CooR! M the background of gorges, mesas and mountain valleys of Kanab, ] P Utah, Zion National Park and mmmv other scenic spots. B AR & And Intnding i < INNE BAXTER . 7. BURLIVES NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Is to be published and forms will close May 1, for space, listings and -—-——-20.——‘ e changes please call The Juneau and Selected Latest Air Douglas Telephone Co. Phone 420 shert A L Express before closing date Subjects News ~adv. 553-t9 e i an Zmpire WVant-ad! 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