The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 29, 1948, Page 3

> THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1948 B. B. PARTNERSHIP OF DYKES, HAAS IO AGAIN BE RENEWED HOLLYWOOD, Jan 29.—(M—One of baseball’s old associatior the on-field, coff-field partnership of Jimmy Dykes and George (Mule) Haas, will be renewed this spring. Haas, star outfielder for the Phil- adelphia Athletics when Dykes was the A's crack third baseman back in 1928-32, has been mailed a con- tract to coach for Dykes' Hollywood club of the Pacific Coast League. Virtual agreement for Haas' ser- vices was reachsd at the minor league meeting at Miami, Fla., in December—a move obviously recom- mended by Dykes--according to busi ness Mansger Oscar Reichow. . — SKAGWAY CAGERS ~ WILL ARRIVE HERE ON WEDNESDAY The Skagway Jumur High School Basketball team will arrive in Ju- neau next Wednesday —morning aboard the Estebeth for a three day tournament with the local High School cagers. The first game of the series will start Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock in the high school gym. The remaining games will be played the following nights at the same time. The coach for the Skagway team is a well known former Juneauite and former coach of the Juneau High School team, Barney Ander- ton. Tt is expected that Juneau will turn out in full force for the S.E. Alaska High School elimination tournament. Hank Harmon, Principal of the High School, asks that all clubs and organizations planning any enter- tainment for the Skagway team to please call him in regardyto their plans, Hockey Games (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) The Portland Eagles are going to make news in the Pacific Coast Ice Hockey League when—and a sizeable if—they manage to defeat the Ironmen of Seattle The Ironmen, perched atop the Northern Division, have beaten the Eagles in ten straight games. Last night's close score, 5 to 4, provided small comfort for Portland, which saw Ircnman Roy McBride, leading division scorer, bolster his record with three goals, assisted on each by Gordon Kerr. THe Southern Division's top team, the Los Angeles Monarchs, regist- ered a win, too, turning back last place Oakland at Los Angeles 4-0. Hank D'Amore scored three times while goalis Bev Bentley came through with his third shutout of the s=ason. Bill Richardson of San Francisco and Len Wharton of San Diego traded blows twice in the heat of a game at San Francisco which the hometown Shamrocks won, 5-3. Game tonight: Fresno at Port- land. -~ BABE RUTH HAS COLD; DELAYS TRIP T0 SOUTH NEW' YORK, Jan. 29.—#—Babe Ruth won't be able to take off on his planned trip to Florida for pos- sibly a week because of a bad cold. The Bambino, who lewt Neurol- ogical Institute Tuesday after a physical checkup, originally had planned to depart for the South to- day. ————— JUNEAUITES . . . are requested by the Juneau Ski Club to circle in red, Sunday February 1st. Watch tomorrow's Empire. 797 1t Vitamins have been shown to have an effect on some forms of insanity. ‘DOUBlEHEADER OF BASKETBALL FRIDAY NIGHT The finals for (the Gastineau Channel basketball league will take place in the gym of the high school tomorrow night. The first game is called at 7:30 o'clock with the Im- perials and Mikes in the tip otf The second game scheduled for the evening will be the Juneau High School battling the Columbia Lum- ber. These two games are expécted to be the fastest of the season as all four have many games to their iit. The following summary is the total of games won and lost ty each team for the season Juncau High won 7 los Celumbia Lumbr, won 5 lost 3 s, won 9 lost 0 won 6 lost 3 The final playoff game Wwill be ‘;\nn)\mcvd at a later date. - D e LOUIS IS BOXING FOUR ROUNDS IN CHICAGO TONIGHT CHICAGO, Jan. 29—®-—Joe Louis, World's Heavyweight Cham- pion, who will appear in a four- round exhibition match in the Col- iseum tcnight opposing young Bob Foxworth says “I'm gonna be trying to hit somebody like I didn't hit Walcott.” o It will be the Champion’s first apparance in a ring since he was awarded the disputed 15-round de- cision cver Jersey Joe Walcott in New York last D2c. 5 and Louis says it will also be his last appearance in a Chicago ring. He plans tire this year. - - TORGERSON TO SHARE ROOKIE HONORS WITH MELE AT B.B. DOINGS BOSTON, Jan. 29.—(®—Earl Tor- geson, fermer Snohomish and Seattle first baseman, will share Boston's “Rookie of the year” honors tonight with Sam Mele, Red Sox outfielder. Torgeson, who performs for the Braves, and Mele will receive dupli- cate awards tonight at the Boston Basepall Writers' Banquet. Bob Elliott, Braves' third sacker, will be honored as Boston's most valuable big leaguer. e e—— SOLOH CATCHER TO PLAY WITH PIRATES Pittsburgh, Jan. 29- Pittsburgh Piratss today announced receipt of catcher Eddie Fritzger- old's signed contract. The West Coast lad last year posted a spark- ling . 363 batting average for Sacra- mento. (A —The e G S B BOWLING The Thursday Night League will resume towling on the Elks alleys tonight on thz following schedule: 7:30—Juneau Drug vs Butler Mauro; Alex Photos vs Juneau Up- holstery. 9:00—Juneau Young Hardware vs Percy's Cafe; Acme Disposal vs Mc- Lean and Werner. The schedule for the Friday night Lowling will ke given in the Empire tomorrow, watch for it. S ee— — ANCHORAGE VISITORS Registered at the Baranof Hotel are V. H. Reynolds, C. F. Wayer, Mrs. J. F. Humphries, Grant Mc- Murray, E. E. Hickok, Robert T. Williams, H. E. Aldridge, Leon E. Hammerely and Wm. J. Wugner all from Anchmage R PAA MAN HERE L. P. Fernard - of registered at the Baranof Hotel. He is with the PAA. SCHENLEY known and enjoyed throughout the world Empire State Building + New York, U.S.A. BLENDED. WHISKEY, 86 PROOF, 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS | r to re- Seattle s, 'Newsy Noles From Skagway (Special Correspondence) SKAGWAY, Alaska, Jan. 24—A geme party was held at the BP.O | Elks' Hall Saturday evening, Jan- 'uary 17 from 9 to 11 p. m. Mrs, Zmil Fall rded the grand was prize, an electric clock. The guests danced from 11 p. m. until 1 a, m. There were about 50 le sent. The House com- mittee is working on plans for a Purple Bubble Ball to be held scmetime in February The members of the congrega- tion of the Presbyterian Church in the com- January 19. held a potluck supper munity hall Monday, The Ladies' Auxiliary served rolls and coffee Following the sup- per the Sunday School, Church and Ladies’ Auxiliary reports were giv- en. E. B. Bell and P. E. Olsen | were elected as Elders of the ‘leuh and Mr. Calkins and Mr. William Feero, Jr., were elected as trustee: C. A. Carroll, chairman of the Democratic Committee of Skagwa went to Juneau Monday, January 19 via Alaska Coastal. From that City he flew to Ketchikan to at- tend the Democratic Convention | for this division Miss Ann Hopkins, Miss Shirley | Stern, Major Fitch, head of the Army Hospital in Whitehorse, Y.} T, and Captain the guests of Mr. Renoue were ler Sunday, January 18. They re turned to Whitehorse on Mond; train fike Tierney went to Juneau on the Estebeth Tuesday, January 20. He will be one of the contestants there in the examination to de- termine the winner of the Pepsi- Cola Scholarship. Dean Story of Juneau arrived in S way Monday, Jan. 19, by Al- aska Coastal Airlines Miss Paula Roehr entertained | | the High School crowd wi par- | !ty at her home Saturday eve-| ning, January 17. ! Mr. and Mrs. Chanes Mintchell moved into the Percy Colton apart- | ment at Seventh and State Streets Saturday, January 24. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Moe went to Juneau via Alaska Coastal on Wednesday, January 21, to remain several days on business. Mrs. P. E. Olsen and Miss Phyl- lis Olsen went to Whitehorse on Thursday, January 22 for dental atfention. They returned Satur- day, January 24. Mrs. Marvin Taylor is managing the Kirmse Curio store while the Kirmses are in the States. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Cox have purchased two lots on Ninth and Alaska. They plan to move a bar- racks building which they pur- chased from George Lunde onto these lots 4nd convert it into a home. | Mrs. John Hvisdock is employed as a temporary typist in the White Pass and Yukon Railway Office FIRST GAME—STA ERIALS and Mrs. J. M. Kel-| CHAMPIONSHIP CITY LEAGUE JUNEAU HIGH SCHOOL GYM Friday—January 30th, 1948 SECOND GAME JUNEAU HI vs. COLUMBIA LUMBER UNEAU. ALASKA THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | uring the absence of Mrs. Bob| Laundry he and a veter | Birren ‘J, S_ Ma(KINNON World War II. He is marriec AN has one son | Mrs. Lawrence McGuane was| 'I'O RUN FoR Gop This is MacKinnon's first ventu { hestess at two bridge parties this ir politi week. At one held on Tuesday| Faia were Mrs, Blair Reed, Mrs. John| ' Hvisdock, Mrs. A. A. Carroll, Mrs.| Ser P, E. Qlsen, Mrs. Mark Lee, Mrs.| e ¢ : Gail Budd, Mrs. Willlam Steven-| '“M*\""““‘-,;"““‘ wu : H son and Mrs. M. V. Rafferty. Mrs.|’ Ko Mybiggomnins Y Carroll was the winner of the high | Juneayr” GhEtigt: of Corm- store Mrs. Budd of the con-|. [flled, with ShevGlest o2, e FROM PETERSBURG Solition” prise { 3 »n:;.nl';llx‘\‘?‘ xn:t.;.“-m? ol o Walks F Dbt At the second, held Thursdayi, .. .- '“r x*““‘:‘m‘('_m‘wk‘_ d at Baranof Hotel evening, January 22, the guests it : were M M. Keller, Mrs. H(‘l‘“’ nen, who was born in Ju- R w T of Sea Johnst Mrs, P, I. Dahl, Mrs.| e Manager of the Alaska'r ec he Baratiof H A. E. Tunley, Mrs. Noel Penning- ton, Mrs. Hans Soldin, Miss Lottie Gatf and Mrs. Arnold Gl"l(‘lll‘ | Mrs, Soldin was' the winner of the; o, high prize and Mrs. Pennington W% of the consolation prize, A Miss Lorene Burfield entertained| & a number of her friends at a|= party at her home Friday evening| e January 23. She was assisted by Miss Billie Belle Davis. | @ D ;un SITKA VISITOR @ Mys, Elsie Sherrod of Sitka is| oS registered at the Gastineau Hotel. | P = SPECIALS FROM PELICAN - Mié. ‘John A, - Stedris of Belis| 55 E'rlday can is registered at the B:\r:muk!fl Hotel Ve a aan o | Saturd o Empire Wantads for Best Results | alurda ° /!J ‘ 4 Y aslca’ FRER STORE HOURS DELIVERY SCHEDULYE: DAILY JU Groceries o119 Phone ' JUNEAU DELIVERY ROPERLY AGED by the BEST SPECIALS JIGGS' CORNED BEEF cwacmman. . istently ihe Best for Less @ the Best for Less Cons Scientific lighting * . beautifr:ly styled! Six-way 3 candle reflector lighting. A | Pleated shades. Wrought metal and omyx. Matching bridges available Wide selection of styles. The discriminating hostess instinctively chooses a Rem- brandt Master piece fo capture her guests’ praise. Choose one today while our seiection is complete! lenll ' the Best for Less @ Cons 2 CHOCOLATE BITS rocwwoos 24 CUBE SUGAR 2 e 35¢ < NEW POTATOES wsseen e = 14 : Walnut Meat % MAPLE SYRUP suiem—s o 2 25 2 TUNA FLAKES wssorewdlo ©® PEANUT BUTTER e s 20 T3 rbe Price is Right! ALL ARE THE GENUINE Rgmbrandt (-] fii,mps It Pays to Shop HOM@\UTIHJL a Phone 394 (onsis «Q Goldstein Bldg. Best for L Series of the -E SALAD VEGETABLES - - 24 LARSON’S—PACKED IN LAYERS the Best for Less @ Consistently ihe Best RTING—7:30 P. vs. MIKE'S BOAT anm ADULTS—50 cents EX-243-E8 USE SIXTH STREET ENTRANCE STU DENTS—ZS cents @ (onsistently @ (onsistently Ihe Best for Less @ Consistently the Best for Less @ Consistenily fhe Best for less OthCENTURY @@?Simzeafidfikufiar PELIVERY VEAU DELIVERIES LA DOUGLAS DELIVERY CLOSES DAILY AT NOON Our Meat Coolers are the FINEST IN ALASKA . .. and OUR MEAT is P R OUR CWN MAKE PURE PORK SAUSAGE : PRESERVES = iPork and Beans The Best and the Most Complete Assortment of FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Now Arriving Daily by (onsislemly the Best for Less @ (Consistentiy the Best for Less @ Consistently the Best for Less PAGE. THREE Fuffy-Light and i easy. as 1-2-3 to fix! SPECIALS Friday and Salurday Meats Phone 202 s Fines?” 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. 10:30 A. DAILY M. 2:30 P. M., 4 T 3:30 P. M. P. A CLOS! MEAT CUTTERS. THES WEEK PORK ROASTS SHOULDERS and LOINS 26w §JC ren norm: (9 g 1283 & STRAWBERRY Made with Fresh Berries—No Pectin Added AIRWICK TOMATO SAUCE GRAPE JUICE cuonc MIRACLE WHIP ay) Ayuapsisuo) @ 597 Jof 153 ay) Auaisisuc)@ ssa ioj jsag ayj AuUaSISU) @ 5537 0] 538 A ® o = » = = P [==] Q l/2 pint Zlc JiE SWEET RELISH wetone—s o 2 o 25 ;- RAISINS sow cxor 4o e B3 DICED BEETS ssocvr s e 0 28 8. TAPIOCA cex ek o T for 25 3y Ajuaisisuo) @ 55a) FRESH POUND SHIPMENT CELLO DENNISON'S Large 17 oz. can d PLANE ©® 5531 Joj jsog Ay Ayudjsisuo) @ s$53] Joj jsag A