The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 19, 1947, Page 6

Make Use of the Excellent Service Preovided by Our NEW SCHEDULES Passenger and Express | DAILY Juneau—Ketchikan SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND 10:30A Lv. JUNEAU 11:30A Lv. PETERSBURG 12:00N Lv. WRANGELL 12:40P Ar. KETCHIKAN ... Juneau—Sitka 00A Lv. JUNEAU 20A Ar. SITKA (* or earlier) 11:50°A TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS Junean—Hames—Skngwuv JUNEAU HAINES SKAGWAY All Times PST (120°) :00P Lv. 55P Lv 3:10P Ar. Juneau — Iey Strait Area LEAVE JUNEAU——*——for Funter, Hoonah, Excursion Inlet, Gustavus, Elfin Cove, Port Althorp, Pelican, Kim- shan Cove, Chichagof, Cobal — and return. (Departure time and sequence of stops variable) MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS Juneau — Chatham Area LEAVE JUNEAU ——-*——— for Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Chatham, Todd, Baranof, Angoon — and return. 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Behrends Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska COMMERCIAL SAVINGS ALL STARS IN ATH WIN OVER LOOP CHAMP Elks Drop Channel sWorld Series Four Straight -Extra Game Score By Innings 123456 7RHE 00200002 Elks 2 Stars 2062000X#4 All is sched- Juneau’ All Sturs last night the Eiks made all All Stars the first, and after Forsythe then in the homer Although a [iith game uled for this evening in Little World eries, proved their superiority with a 4 to vin over Pasquan and Nicl four of the runs for Nielsen singled in scored from second flied out to left field; third inning he knocked a into Gold Creek. Pasquan fcllowed Nielsen in batting crder. In the first in he made sccond Hagerup er- rored at third, then scored as Jen- sen doubled to the center field fence. Then in the third he dup- licated Nielsen's circuit with a homer over the right field fence The two EIk runs, mace in the second, were by Houston and Wer- ner. Houston, second man up. walked, then stole second Wer- ner singled, and tcok second the play went from short to third in an attempt to catch Houston First pitch Cantillion, next man up, was a sucker ball which catcher Cope tossed back out to Forsythe at short Houston early home, and Forsyth to the plate was missed b allowing Houston to tillion singled to left, and brought in We r for the second run All Star Pitcher Bud Phelps took high honi for the gam tting nine st uts in the en in- and allewing four walks. The hits by Werner and Cantil- in the second inning were all the the to was s peg Cope, score. Can- se two lion ior 7 BOX Pes SCORE Elks Housten Werner Cantillion, and 2b Svow 1b Guy CF B. Palmer, 2b and P (3) Hagerup 3b E. Palmer RF Legan LF Totals e LET'S GO SALMON ! FISHING TODAY! | | ® | furnish boat and | sport tackle . | ® Special Evening ! Rates. ; Phone BILL JONES ' BLUE 560 ‘ PR o0 5 0 S SN Ray G. Bieghler’ has switched to Calvert because Calvert is lighter. 'are { | | a CALVERT RESERVE Blended whxskcy - 868 Proof—65% Grain Neutral Spirits. | Calvert Distillers Corp,, New York City | Passengers: Freight: 23 1. E. GREEN Agent Pue { Cope THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | and LF 4 2 Pasquan b 2 2 ¢ 0 Fersyihe 88 Jensen CF 0 Dean 3b ¢ 1 Phelps P g 5 0 Floberg RF 3 0 Mierze jewski 2b : Magorty LF 21 C (4) 2 0} 0 5 Home runs: Nielsen Two bhase hits: Jen: Earned runs Left on bases ) 8 and Pasquan en Al Stars, 3. All Stars, First on errors: Elks, 2; All Stars, | Hit by pitcher: Forsythe, Pas-| quan., H First on balls: off Phelps, 4; off Cantillion, 0; off B. Palmer, 0 Struch out: by Phelps, 9; by Can- t:llien, 2; by B. Palmer, 1. Wild pitches: Phelps, cantil- | licn, 0; B. Palmer, 1 i Umpires: plate, Gleaton; bases Reatchin and Fiest. Time of game: 1 utes. hour, 45 min- | e AP SPORTS ROUNDUP ./ By ALLAN MERRITT (For Hugh Fullerton, Jr.) ST. LOUIS, Aug. 19.—@A—If the St. Louis Cardinals vepeat by coming from behind to snatch the National League pennant from the Procklyn Dodgers, the howls that go in Mound City won't be for Last up fall. after the Cardinal- Dodger playoif there was consid- er; e hue and cry over the fact that only about 12,000 reserved seat World Series tickets were left for sale to the general public for the games at Sportsman’s Park. This time, unless it develops that h speculation is entirely unneces- sary, only about 8,600 will be left for John Q. Public. Main reason for this ritua that the Cs ls have sold 20,000 ticket kooks this season, al- most double the number scld inj 1946, ach holder of two of these books is entitled to a set of World Series tickets of the Redbirds win ion is some A SAGE PROPHET, DYER Cardinal Manager Eddie Dyer's prediction that the pennant chase would end in another bruising battle between the world champ- ions their old Brooklyn foes, with Boston and New York close beb is remarkable in that he made it early last June when the Redbirds were giving their all to get out of the loop’s dungeon. Dyer's faith in the club doesn't cha; with the standings, and his original forecast still stands. He'll go this f f we continue to get tho breaks and have no serious we'll have a good chance.” that scouting the front-running the American League. = PSS R Wik CLINIC SCHEDULED The regular monthly immuniza- tion clinic will be held at the Health Center, 318 Main Street, at 10 am, Wednesday, August 20, C. C. Carter, City Health will officiate. Children over six months of age who have not an immunized against ssmallpox, htheria and wh(npmg cough, | invited to attend wi their parents. h Bllv your Fishing Tackle NOW DARNELL'S for the SALMON ucmn' AUGUST 31st. | Adv., 652-t .1 | leading | day-night | Figld yesterday, 7-5 | haif ito ! champions ! feated the club has yet', -JUNEAU, ALASKA ALL'S NOW AT LOVELIEST IN . DODGER TOWN o/ Two Crushihfi Defeals Ad- ministered fo Redbirds Take Heat Off (By RALPH RODEN) (Associated Press Sports Writer) The Brooklyn Dodgers, fresh from two cruising triumphs over the Louis Cardinals, hoped to administer the “Coup de Grace” teday to the pennant ambitions of the Red Birds in the third game o1 a four game series that no long- er is “crucial”,as far as the league- Brooks are concerned Having blasted the Cards’ top southpaws, Howie Pollet Harry (The Cat) Brecheen doubleheader at Ebbets and 12-3, to stréfch their lead to six and one- games, the jubilant Dodgers now are out cof the danger zone in the important set Now assured of no worse than a split, manager Burt Shotton was two and in a ‘all set to call on lefty Joe Hatten appese either the Cards’ Red Munger of Al Brazle today, in the Dedgers' bid to make it seven in a row over the defending world The Brooks had de- the Cards four straight (url-“: the last western journey. total of 66,504 fans, 32,781 ior the day encounter and 33,723 fer the night affair, watched little VL Lombardi and Harry Taylor top the Red Birds. Lembardi, who the fact that only hours earlie: his wife underwent an emergency operation for a burst appendix, al- lowed eight hits before tiring in the ninth of the opener. Hugh Casey retired the side on three pitches The s in the pitched despite punky night inning or lor 1 e of a s elbow Lombardi’ southpaw came back affair with a three- it relief job aiter Ta from the game because ned ligament in his right battery mate, Bruc Edwar was the batting star of the The stocky receiver glamiued two tremendous triples to drive in three runs and scored once himself. He also chipped in with a double and single in the iftermath, d game was a playoff 1 July 20 game which in the ninth, 38-2, tional league presi- k hold the St 4 ding club cfficials paid to see the after with the receipts go- Memorial nd writers i struggle, 12 1o the Brocklyn War fund, The twin-bill was lar action in eiths or American league. A number of exhibition games were played. The New York Giants downed the American League’s pace-setting New York Yankees, 41 at New Yerk, the Washington Senators blanked the National's tail-end Philadelphia Phillies, 3-0 at Washington and the Pittsburgh Pirates eked cut a 7-6 victcry over the only regu- the National the Eastern League Albany Sena- | Alban tors at - - s of New Zea- and processing The basic industr land are farming 0. farm products. e SILVER TEA At the Moose Lodge Rcoms, Thursday afternoon, Aug. 21st., be- ginning at 3 p.m. Public invited Sponsored. by the Women of tho] | Moose. 659-31. B AR Buy your Fishing Tackle NOW at DARNELL'S for the SALMON DEZ.BY, AUGUST 3lst. Adv., 652-tf. SCHEDULE S. S. ALASKA Juneau N Aug. 2 Sept. Leave Seattle Aug. 19 Sept. 2 Juneau South Aug. 26 Sept. 9 orth 3 [ Non-Scheduled Freight Vessels SQUARE SINNET — SAILOR'S SPLICE PALISANA — CHIEF WAS] LUCIDOR HAKIE _—.——-———-l NORTHEHLAN D TRANSPORTATION €. i’S ACORNS' TRY T0 CLIP ANGELS' . EDGE THIS WEEK +... IHollywood Stars Go All Oul | for Charity in Cross- ‘, Town Boit i (By the Associated Press) Oakland’s Casey Stengel who 1[)!6\1({211 for awhile, or so he said, {that he had the best club in the | Pacific Coast League, leads his third-place Oaks against leading Los Angeles tonight in the opener of another important series. The Oaks, who have won nine against the Angels, will have to im- prev Angels lead -San Francisco games; Oakland and Portland eight Other se Francisco at Hollywood: to at Portland, and San Diego at Seattle. The by 6* another close last night—but | charity and ! Angels lost cne to Hollywood it was strictly for didn't count in the standings. bition, 4-3, with homers by Gus Zernial and Gabby Stewart sup-| plying the deciding runs. Some ' 8,600 spectators swelled for the cancer fund. PLANNING GOLD MEDAL TOURNEY HERE AGAIN "48 . “Juneau will gmn bv host to the largest Basketball Tournament held @ on that to gain ground. The | | by | jes this week put San | Sacramen- | The | Stars took the seven-inning exhi- | the gate | TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1947 |H-I-H-HJ" t MURPHY & MURPHY' :3 bedroom mncme—compi. fur. new- | W decorated, large cement base- | mept, garage, 2 hathrooms, work | “shop, laundry, electric kitchen, | ‘huge closets, goed neighborhood. |2-bedroom FHA, 3 lots, Douglas. 1-bedrocm home, everything elec- trical, Douglas. 2-Apt. home with 2 marine run- ways. Compl. furn., good income property. Trollers 31A36, Polaris, ete. Apex No. 148 ft. Packer | Decker Bldg. incl. apts, 2 large | store space rentals. Fine invest. Terms. ALABKA VETERANS! Grocery business in fast growing fishing tcwn. New bidg., living quarters fully furn, immediate occupancy. Moderate sum will -handle. Pic- | ‘tures, facts, figures, our office. ‘FRITZ COVE—4-1:n8. fully furn. | with bath, cement basement, new Internaticnal truck. AUK BAY—5-rocms, bath furn., redecorated, etec. room, clean grounds, etc. fully Wash 'MURPHY & MURPHY - REALTO&S—ACCOUNTANTS Phene 676 over rarat Nam-r-‘ Band ~ FOR "0R RENT ROOMS FOR RENT. D Down town locaticn. Inquire at Darnell’s. 657-tf. rocms, ('hflafl 656-t1. ‘LL£4" steamheated heds. 315 Gol | FFICES I t in Simpson 624-tf in Alaska during this winter’s sea- | son,” of the Lions, “The Gold be spcnscred Club and managed by Del Hanks, Scout Executive. It will an annual affair in Juneau,” dent Furness said Inquiries have already been made the teams about the plans for season Last year Wasvick Petersburg, won All Stars. The Touinan.°nt planned by means that earn money ior Pre-season ticket sales for this Tcurnament ill be handled clusively by the Cubs, Scouts and Senicr Scouts. e STANDING OF THE CLUBS Pacific Coust League Won L(M 80 3 announced today Medal Tournament will by the Lior Pres Torwick Tourna- and the was Warks to provide a Boy Scouts could Scout activities. S0 Pet. .563 518 Los Angele San Francisco Pcrtland 493 AT .468 .468 Sacramento San Diego Sundmy Results Oakland 7-2; San Francisco 6-6. Hollwood 2 2; Los Angeles 1-1. Sacramento 4-1; Seattle 0-3. San Diego 4-3; Portland 2-0. Saturday Results San Francisco 7; Oakland 4. Portland 4; San Diego 2 Sacramento 17; Seattle 2. Los Angeles 7; Hollywood 5. National League Worn 2 64 63 57 56 Lost Pet. 45 615 50 52 53 Breooklyn | St. Louis | Beston New York Cincinnati Chicago 49 Philadelphia 45 68 Games Yesterday Brooklyn 7-12; St. Louis 5-2. | (Only games scheduled.) .56 548 AT5 .4"6 American League Won Lost Pet. 39 .655 50 | New York Boston Detroit “ Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago ‘Washington St. Louis PR R PR MARRIAGE LICENSES * Two applications for marriage li- censes were received this morning by U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray. These applying were: Harold Fen- nel, 31, U. S. Engineer Dept. em- ployee and Lillian M. Nielson, 19, | employee of the Alaska Unemploy- ‘mcm. Compensation Commission, ;Also applying were: George W. |Stober, U. 8. C. G. Outter Wa- chusett, and Martina Wickersham, U. S. Disbursing Office. All appli- cants are residents of Juneau. —_— ,ee MISS JOAN DOLGINER IS PLANE PASSENGER SOUTH 536 526 .500 456 426 357 Miss Joan Dolginer was @ south- | bound passenger Saturday on PAA on her way:to her heme in Los Angeles. Miss Dclginer ‘visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geldstein for several weeks this - ARRIVES ON PAN AMERICAN Mrs. Elizabeth Brown and son | Harvey, arrived on the Pan Ameri- can plane from Seattle enroute to Bitka. They are stayine at the Baranof Hotel. Milton J. Furness, President become | out the Ketchikan ' originally ex- | 507 1 Violet 07 518 | 545! ROOM—Kitchen privileges — Home Hotel. Phone 886. |NICE CLEAN ROOMS, by day o week, Colonial Hotel. Ph. 187, 546-2t. | ROOMS —Klichen privileges. Home | Hotel—Ph. 886. ' MISCELLANEOUS When you neced an item in a save yourself fuss, time and wor- ry—Sears new catalog is your best bet. New Air Freight rates the lewest yet. Pan Ameri- speeds your order back, we ou. It's as simple as that in to see us—or give us Our constant aim — To and all. Office. n —stop a call, | please on | buck Order Phone 233. Seward St 659-3t. | AVON PRODUCTS representative. | Phcne Black 475. P.O. Box 762, | 656-11 {BEAUTY GHOP. Permanenis Scaberg, Green 483. | 636-t1 | T WINTER & POND CO. Inc. | Complete Photegraphic Supplies | Peveloping *— Printing — Enlarg'ng | Artists’ Paints and Materials of Finest Quality ete. | GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up, Lola’s Beauty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker Way. LOST AND FOUND \LOST——P!NK shcll» immed gh S, | Phene Blue 728. 660-3t. | | i | | ored Pomeranian, Sunday 4 mi, | out on Glacier Highway. Phone | 811 during office hours. 660-4t ‘FRENCH OFFICER AND 4 PRIEST VISITS HERF | Visitang in Juneau this week is | Captain Michael Garnier, who was |an officer in the French Army dur- ing the war and is now a Roman Catholic priest. Capt. Garnier has been on a six weeks' tour of Alaska jand the Yukon Territory gathering idata for a thesis he will write at Georgetown University in Washing- ton, D. C., beginning this Septem- ber. One aspect of his study will be the spread of the Catholic faith |among all races in Alaska. In 1939, Capt. ‘Garnier was on a pilgrimage in Palestine when war broke out. He was mobilized in Palestine and served in Iraq and Turkey. In 1940 he was sent to France to finish his course as an officer at Versailles and then went into the campaign in France. He was demobilized in September, 1940 and immediately started his prep- aration for the priesthood. When the American Army came into France, he helped them by giv- ing aid and information. Capt. Gar- nier, who has been traveling in Canada and the United States for a vear, has given many lectures and radio addresses. His subjzcts includ- ed the youth movements in France, lihe Catholic Church, and the lit- erary works of Antoine St. Exupery, Charles de Foucald, Rene Descartes, and Guy de Lavigaude. Capt. Garnier said that he was | very thankful to have this oppor- {tunity to study in America and that he is anxious to return to France and to change the French people’s iidea about America. He said that he will stress the American respect for religion, the home, and liberty. pital during his visit here, leave on Friday for Ketchikan, hurry | Sears-Roe- | He is staying at St. Ann’s Hos- ' He will'' FOR SALE TWO BEDROOM modern un{urm- ished house. 534 E. First St. Call Blue 207. 660-t. WARDROBE T‘RUNK typcwntelz radio, 1-3 hp. electric wotor, Johnson outboard motcr. 925 W. 1ith St, 660-1t. STEWART-WARNER table model combination radio and pheno- graph $50. See:it-at 715 6th St., or phene Black 615. 660-tf A 30-80 CRAIG. sport model Ly- man peep-sight, gold frent sight $100. Two boxes oi shells in- cluded. P.O. Box 1208, Douglas. s 660-1t. ROOCK COLLECT mens, agate, turquois, tiger eye and many others. Write J. D. McKinnon, P.O. Box 1208, Dou las. . 660-1t. geld speci- PIANO, $150.,, Zemitn consoie radio, T-tube combination, short and leng wave, $75. Singer sewing ma- chine $15. Phone 23% 659-6t. NASH SEDAN, good tires, . §225. 1652 Phene 779, moior, Glacter 659-3t fal Highway. 1938 DODGE 4-door Sedan, excel- lent condition. R. W. Cowling Co. i £59-6t. GILL-NET boat with net, ready to £o. Reascnable. Call Black 729. 658-2t $20.00. i 1 | good condition, pam. 658-4t CYCLE, Phone Green 609 after 5 3-ROQN FURNISHED iloat house, shower and inclosed back porch. Ideal for children. Write A. T. Whittingham, Pelican. 657-6t. conditicn. Call Red 480. 656-3t oster, ra- Good tires, new Gast'neau Cafe. 656-11. 1946 CHEV. hea dio, seat co spare. i ! | | i | |ARGUS 2A. 35 mm Camera, good i i 1 i Inquire er, new engine, gear A-1 cond.ticn, must sell, price rea- sonable. Inquire room 42, Alas- kan. Hotel. 655-6t h.p. 1941 ‘model _ streamlined | Johnson Seahorse outboard mo- tor, new power head, just l'ke new performance,. $250. Electric Service Shop. Phone 166. 655-tf GE RANGE, condition. Red 624. | JABIN 'CRUTSEK, 26 ft. by 8 ft. V-bottom, 85 h.p. Chris Craft, | stove, sink, toiletand skiff, $1,200. Write box 117, Petersburg, Alas- ka. 627-tL ieg and used 2 649-L1. | DINETTE SET, chrome red leather seat covers, months. Call Blue 265. JHARLIE MILLER RESIDENCE, 124 Gold St. 5 bedroom house, furnished, full basement, 2-story with oil furnace, hot water heat- ing system. New electric stove and - refrigerator. Call Mike's Place, Douglas. B49-t1. FORREST home on- Glacier High- way, 10 minutes from.town. Com- pletely furnished, 4 bedrooms. .Call Red 244 or 037, 2 long, 2 short. 645-t1. 5 Gal. Jeep Cans now in stook. Ju- neau Welding & Machine Shop. 645-tf suitable for log 641-t1 COLONIAL Hotel, lully furnished, On 2nd St. across from Baranof. Reasonably priced. Phone 187, 623-t1 AV hauling, H trajler 602 W 9th 5 ACRES wiin iiogern 5 roomt furnished house, city light, suit-. able for -chicken ranch with brooders and incubators. Ph. 357 APT. HOUSE, ten apts. Phone 428 618-t1 FOR SALE—Three houses and: lot, houses in good condition and: bes. location. Inquire Trevor Davis Box 576, Juneau. 472-t THREE - DEUCRS length 50 it ready for trolhng or charter wotk. Call Red 353. m-u LOT 41 x 165 ft. and-5 nblns on lot. Bargain for quick sale,; cash. Phone 336 after 6 pm. 637-t1 WANTED WANTED — Used genuine leather davenport. Phone 777. 65913t. g3 1 OIS R WANTED — Sanitary chair com- mode in good condition. Phone Black 530. 659-3t. LEGAL STENOGRAPHER desires position. Phone Blue 560. 659-5t. TO RENT—2 or 3 pedroom furn- ished aot. or home, by established busines: family. Write Empire 2663. 641-tf KIRSTEN'S Beauty Shop, Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing in permanents. Open evenings by appointment. PIANOS RENTED Anderson Shop. Emperor penguins weigh a: much as 80 pounds.