The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 10, 1947, Page 3

ABERSON BIG HERO BYHOMER SOLONS BEAT Le gue ANGELS 6 LAST NIGHT..-- lu"u\‘ Associated 's 6-3 Victor coupled wi anciseo's Diege Coast Main 1t Rus the Press) Los Angeles shave League last nizht the Ang Baue fifth gam Solon pitcher, showers in with four-run had the benefit inr lead Los on 2 walk and Marty homered the second and ed 1Yis first round-tripper in the ninth. The Seals' Cliff a 5-0 lead until when thz Pad Langed out four dcuble, also ge their four tive the the innin a !m 2= Angeles thi vea rur side, other Portland, 9-1 STANDING OF TEAMS Pacific Coast League w 91 88 Angel:s Francisco o1 Hellyweod Sacramento National League CALIFC a two- w 86 3 2 New York Boston Cetroit 69 Washington Et. Louis 9 XESTERDAYS RE Boston Datroit 3. Chicags Washington St. Louis 1; Philadelphia e Stars of Yesterday and 3ULTS 3. i Yosterday's st batting pitching were: Batting, CLff Hit a eighth to give the frent- r\.nm:d in Cubs in the, hitter | over Aberson, Re at Cin Boston, | Fitching, Budl Walters, Celebrated Walters Night cinnati by shutting out 2-0, with four hits to reg 198th major league win, 42nd shutout. e and his/ (above) of a leading amateur, succes RUMMAGE sALh | de“ended hi Old and mnew; Friaay, x\(\ | GTI ol 1947 GIRLS AT © MAN CAMP £6 throuzh their morning ex Leaders TITLIST —Lomisc Suggs | G H open goif championship- in the By JACK HAND (Associated Press Sports Writer) mebody s! e warned the Brooklyn Dodgers about halfb: Here they go traipsing West, secure m own little baseball world with never a thought about a man- in-motion, and in their first start they mousetrapped by an ox- Bay Packer named CIff their a fellow who ow his own mind, is threatened- to desert baseball football, his first love, if he wasn't n Des Moines of the to the Chicago, rson A\ppears o aid to hav northwes erday Charlie | sent him to the plate as an sht-inning pinch hitter with the bases loaded and the Cubs trailing Well, he belted a homer into the Pittsturgl stands and won the game. Mize, New York Lombardi had been pitching a | 41, 4 ne-hit ball game for seven innings, ' ¥e il Bob Sheffing and Bill Nichol- singles his first start ced an e to Pee Wee shortstop | “ull hen | and Cincinnati 1 in—Mi on cpened the eighth wit be under J 1 Dodgers’ ed it up and the bases were de McCullough fanned, came Aberson to make it 4-3 cut the Dodger lead to 4. 3ames. St Cards, wnose dotted with The Louis son record is cpportunities, didn't fail to take ad- vantage of this one, mowing down the Philadelphia Phils, 2-0, in a night game to slice that full 2ame »ff the Brooks' lead Bucky Walters of the Cinci Reds, turned in a job that uld ave been enough to b the head- most davs, when he celebrated Night by blanking Bos- with four hits. he New York Giants continued to make the most of their specialty, | { the home run, downing Pittsbureh 1, on Jack Lohrke’s blast over the fence with one on in the ninth. Am League action centered around second-place scrap be- ¢ tween Boston and Detroit as the New York Yar and Cleveland were not With it th the homer and by Johnny cop i his some Murphy, Joe 16th game Tor by edge over Detroit. willa’s trivle, followed by 1th's fly, enabled St. Louis’ to down Philadelphia, | Jones’ )RNIA VISITORS lief and Kat \dido and Alice Thorn- 1 Verdigo of © » staying at the Hotel th hing Dobsor -+ > ts s are now at 6 tf them Clo m d hing Ma D Luke Appling set 2 new Amer 1 League record by playing his 1986th game at shortstop for Chicago, breaking the old mark set by Roger Packinpaugh, as the White Sox thumped Washington, 6-1. - s STEVENSON RITES HELD HERE TODAY Fur servjces f Etevenson were held this at 8:30 o'clock in the Church of the Nativity, terment in the Evergreen tery Plans which had been made to ship the remains to Hoonah were cancelled when it was rned that the Estebeth was notssailing today. LeClair morning Catholic with in- Cen Stever :St. Ann has been for n, who 2d away Hospital Sunday night, working in Hoonah as a his brother, Ira V. Ste- survivad by his children, all liv- in Hcona and by two sis- living in California R pa: ing ters LEGION BASEBALL PLAYERS sked to wu. n their jackets to Thibodeau's Gro- so that they may cleaned for next play-! 678 2t ,—,— — | TAKU LODGE { Call Mary Jovee at the Baranof | i for reservations and ‘transportation airangements —adv, 604-tf {end cery and stored ers. ¥ Lithia er women's w tournament. —Lithuanian, Estonian, ercises_at a camp at Grafenashchau, whel! they enjoy a | mu tog in g | cepts,” Latvian, Ukra&nlan and Polish girls frem the THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE —JUNEAU, ALASKA Marooned Alaska Trapper Saved by First Helicopter Rescue in Arclic Huslorv 10.—( pter in maroon- plu but anima and when he it was gone besh picked 1 but water from the air firs spot have plane, that shione as a Sept helicc pped 70t to the arrived He w food the to at The prevent H get arm civilian pilot saw it, cue squadron and ter was dispatche Ficld at Fairbanks Weir located the trap) onceming darkness and rain squalls d his R-5 helicopter on a sand and then took off with his ign A crude for help notified the T from ed A call Lirut Ind, a Squad- Inter Grorge series of living on th icop- Ladd 0. Wei member ¢ ron, flew of Ala§ Plucin: omingtor h R re he Hut 1ospite berries and weeks had E mal wo Th Apper beer pper tles helicopters have besn used veral other spots in the world rescue work, but this was the ""\"l' Arctiz ¢ 'MARSHALL TIPS Monopgiy ls THAT CONGRESS may B cauep Chargeat 3 \October Deadline Sel on | Charting Course of Aid to Europe WASHINGTON, s Europe m: temporary Congr 1t near ilian made ¥ t him 10.—(A all said t have some this year Conspiracy to Domi- nate and Control WASHINGTON, Sept Justice Department today it has filed a civil anti-trust suit at Toledo, O. against three leading gl manufacturers charg- ing “conspiracy to monopolize” he production of glass fibers in the United States. The Owens-Illinois Glass C and Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. both of Toledo and the Corning Gilass Works of Corning, N. Y., were named as defendants The department said it is all>ging that Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. ‘was formed jointly by Owens-Tlli- nois Glass Co., and Corning Gl Works as part of a conspiracy to dominate and control the develop- ment of the fiber glass industry.” An additional charge, the cement said, is that vhese zom njes “entered into cartel ngree- ments with the principal Toreign producers in order to buttress their monopoly in the United States by dividing territories and getting ex- clusive rights to patents and tech- al information.” - TURKISH LEADER RESIGNS; NEW GOVT. FORMING ANKARA, Turkey, Sept. 10 ’W —Premier Recep Peker's Cabinet |has fal'en under growing criticism ‘u‘ his domestic policies. Foreign ,Minister Hasan Saka was charg- |ed by President Ismot Inonu with n(h(‘ task of forriasg a new gov-, unment of A that of only }.md and it 10. —IM This wa that he believes cf Congress will Marshall declined erence to say flatly wmml Lo called. y did would equate intimation cial sion ary. But news con- such a the State hand fact pany I)q:"mn'm by latz Octok which to chart cour His tement came f an uwrgent new plea Con that the United St a large sh Brita tion costs in Germany. 1 this countr preparations to do so Marshall, when saying Department will have need at hand by late October, ment2d that the majority of grossionel committees visiting G returned by F e of ion on the hecls from Lon- ates assume 's occupa- There were making of port is the State data com- Con-1 tha tim He declined to estimate how aid may te required prelim- to the long range plan Mar- projected f ropean construction The Secrotary te 'sald he has not’'made up his mind on an; details of the problem. He clas: ed the question of a special sion also as detail. At the same time, Marshall saidi he does not think it is possible to g°t authority for aid w out a special session. D BRITAIN TO CUT By JAcK sm]'ru said Peker g"ne 111 health” LONDON, Sept. 10.—(P—A high-| ithe reason for his 1-signation. They placed - government source said }€¢elled that the Premier threat- Britain would cut her arm- ened to Tesign over yecent crili-- ed forczs below the strength ori- Cism from his own People’s party ginally contemplated in Prime {fom & cabinet revision Min r Attlee’s economic crisis Prought several rew minis program. his rightist government. The cuts, whose exact extent has N o e not been determined, will net mean | UMMAGE SALE anw new “revision of strategic c Cld and new; Friday, 12, next he added. lo Sears. inary 1 ers into Attlee originally propos®l to re- duce the British forces to 1,007,000 | bv the end of March, 1948, to re- | S duce government expenses and to free men for civilian labor. The! forces now total 1,300,000 - - ACS OFFICERS HERE Lt. R. V. Palmer, of the Alaska | Communications System, is staying | at the Baranof Hotel. | Who Pays? YOUR PROPERTY is ex- posed to loss by fire, wind- storm and other perils. Whe will stand the loss when the property is dam- aged or destroyed? | | | | i You will — unless you have adequate insurance to pay for restoring or re- placing the less. Insure NOW Hartford agency. with this Shattuck Agency Seward Street Glass Firms ' Civil Trust Action Assails. Announced ' as,| which | 677 3t SPECIAL MFEET! Ther: will be a special meeting of the City Council tomorrow cve- ning at 8 o'clock to consider ap- pointment of » new member of t school Board, Mayor Waino Hum- dirickton announced today The appeintec will be lc till vacancy on the Board leii by resignation of R. E. Robertson lirnit ages have Army War un- be who the World mariied children will Army the the not be head- may ob- Area pital ONE~MAN SAWMILL €55 THAN 9130 IF YOUR T IS NOT EARNING FOUR PERCEN1 it will | pay you to investigate our offerings |in well chosen investments, ALAS- |KA FINANCE CORPORATION, | Cooper Building, 4th and Mam Pay iy, W Lahoy Tor FREE BOOKLET " b T Lumber” dnd Catalog of Woodorking Eaul BELSAW MmaCHINERY CO. 876-B Field Bldg., 315 Westport Road Kansas City 2, Mo. Fly by Clipper {0 — <N Elmer Jac- Candidates for the Regular Army actorily in brought 18 pa s in from Seat- {ger 14 years of age :w(r‘ James Kennedy, Verna Ken- | tained at any Army | George Jermain, John Russell, Jane | ry Putman, Pat Reagan, William |Emil Lorman, Gerry Larman, Har- | Boyd Sisk, Carl Hill, R. K. Coote. | ; | Juneau to Ketchikan: and Walter | | (DEADLINE EXTENDED Flowu HERE BYPAA. Nurse Corps arc currently 1 ,uu officers between th of 152 FLOWN T0 SOUTH <" l 'Nuur Corps during Women who are e yesterday and flew 49 passengers fappointed i the Reguar \m Seattle and three to Ketchikan. | | nedy. Don Abel, Jr., Joe Abel, Frank | quarters general hos| Hanna, Lillian Hanna {geant Craiz said | Russell, Nellie Licbhart, Virginia Casson Hayes | Juneau to Seattle: 28 fishermen lold Ronning, Frank Dufresne, E. P | Haddon, Charles Brown. Anderson, | |Jeseph DeGanahl, Virginia De- Ganahl {Joe Maroe, Ernest Gilligan, Joe | | Kendler, Douglas Applegate, Sum | obsen, Franklin Wood Lowen. s A ? ment in grade and for profession- 18 NGERS ARE|n":.n | inclusive served satis |, The Pan American World Au\\avn“m, have dependent From Seattle to Juneau pa :(-mzersl Application pape; Robert Francks A. Wilder, | BT | Barbara Hulk, Bernard Hulk, Jer- |from Whiz Fish Products, Pelican; Elmer Hellen, E. B. John Svenningsen, Jack Hazlett, Asn, Douglas Putnam. e Wa 1 | .:u]nu fo The fer tment s applications in en of prointments the Army Nurse Corps extended to Septemre. opportunity for al nuises ‘to apply, accord- | an announceinent nu today by T/Sgt. Ervin S U. 8. Army & Air Forces |Reeruiiinzg Service, Juneau. ® With the speed of today's big, 4-engine Clippers, you can fly to Seattle and points within Alaska swiftly and in comfort. Fares are low . . . and you save 10% on a round-tnip Clipper ticket. I you're taking the children, remember Pan American is Alaska’s family airline with special food and services for the youngsters. Infants travel free and children at half fare on the Flying Clippers. Clipper schedules are frequent. Ask Pan American for details. Leen to insure aliffed to C expiained that the , peacclime Army Nurse Corps consists both of career officers | who hold permanent commissions in the Regular Army Nurse Corps and Reserve officers, commissioned in the Army Nurse Corps section lof the Officers’ Reserve Corps, whe have volunteered for extended ctive duty. Cergeant 3 “The peacetime Army offers ex- 'ceptional opportunities for quali- fied nurses,’ Corgeant Craiz said. ‘The benefits and advantages now aveilable not only to Regular Army Nuress but to Reserve Nurses | on extended active duty deserve i the thoughtful consideration of ev- ery ESoutheast Alaska nurse.” All Army Nurses now hold com- miscions which entitle them to all the bencfits availab™> to male' officers in the Rezular Army or Recerve, Sergeant Crai aid, and every Army Nurse s! es the a vantages of the increased pay| scales authorized for all Army offi-, cers in 1946. Additional benefits include pmu ons rm 1dvnnc'~- ..llIIIII|IIIIIIIHHI!IIIIIII"IIIIIIIIIIIHHHIIIHIIHIIIIINIIIIIIIII IIIIIHHH!HI’IIlIHHmlHIIMIIHIIHHIIIII!HHIHHHHH!HHI-. 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