The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 12, 1948, Page 3

MONDA e —————————————— } PNA CARRIES EIGHTEEN | &0"\ceduee of recistration for the. ® DCE{Eq ‘ c“ wEEKE"D FL'GHIS camp will be made available to" | lern weekend flights | all Troop leaders an D stood Within| — p0 HUGH FULLERTON, JR. 'lcv;l:-;vw Anchor Henry Farring- | GAY SPRING DA"(E ¥ s the De-|may not be spri | n APRIL 12, 1948 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA H TR e T é detailed instructions as | R I } the Troop leaders. i f | It is extremely important . | NEWS| .o Ty ‘ | AL | Y i carried 12 passengers from Ju- . leaders attend this meeti i OIT, April » —The neau and arrived with six as fol- B A, ¥ £ Lk third Stanley | o YORK, April 12.—P—It[ton, H. Anawalt, Tom Morgan, Dr. ‘ 0 key cf b in four| - NEW . Apr 2.—P— on, Anawalt, 1 Morgan, Dr. :\C(an' b vN »m e m.m' in the Rock-{ H. Rufus, John McGregor and Y GS TRcop N0= 9 }ix‘(it ies yet, but the scason has progress-{ Hans H 2 or their the scene of a | third | ed far eno to L r, L. Olsen, Cecil YOUNB .. their guests. Johnnie Gillham GIRL SCOUT, BROWNIE | e e o e 1o Anne. Hen- NEXT DOOR LEADERS, ASSISTANTS fuii Gecorated wironasy cae be- CALLED TO MEETING e s ot aatsFrea «s.by Pan American Clipper s Henning donated the ice cream ¢ cutfielder. ¢ A special meeting of all lead- ' for the occasion. Giits were also “ . % g thai 15 it taRL aoe tant leaders of Girl presented to cach of the girls. \\‘h Is an/y ‘S thinking.” Scout | Brownie Troops has Mrs. Gross, the troop leader, ‘“ a m, i ‘h“ been called for 8 o'clock this eve- chaperoncd the party. flam "“‘ Reports from southern golfing|ning, Monday, April 12, at the Lucy Lee Gillham, Reporter. ” At this meet- s “*S Is on), % gt L g am Young r? “Christy” Ma- ter John .o John: mates to six hits ati April 12 Howaver, The next game js Wednesday games was enjoyed by the girls over the W engo’s Sacramento Solgns have they've mad y ten hits and four WAY TG ‘l‘fi”RaéEYs pushed up into third place in the runs | UKE > | Montgomery, ; | — - 3 , Erie Lombardi, ™ ™ GREENVILLE, S, C - (HAMP ng; ERS Jensen . (By The Associated Press) jat hit ; Pacific Coast League standing. The Dutch Leonard, former Senator, le yesterday, 5 3 and 3 to 2, attle yesterday, 5 to a. pitching tne Phils } P ; John Mooney| To Cordova: Mrs. J. Burrill and | ? " vre v | of t <even out of hibernatic th wobd of|Ron Mayo RN PEES 2 \f.‘:; " ]-‘\\v m."\ (REEPIN !NIN And it all ti what’s going on in the mountain} To Anchor: Wendell Kay, T. T\l;:\xll‘ 0 , Baturday evening, A o ... “Utah, which sent Lefty| Smil ) 1 ¢ i p N e a rom land, Keith Rob-| A RN YR A ‘ P. Gemez, Larry Frenc ph Camel- | - rancis, Ralph Mize, ' An evening of dancing and NO (M—Manage Kuehl € s’ lack g FROM ALASKA ON Slow to get under way, Joe Or- against e Philadelphia Phillies . Sacs tcok a doubleheader from Se- | Limited his and ran their victory streak to five straight, San Francisco, still setting the pace with seven wins and threl lcsses, had plenty of power at M, Ala., Aprii 12— Tommy Henrich all above the .400 s centers indicate that by the time the | Lutheran Church, the plate as witness the five home the New York Yankees. the destinatio ! tourimz pros get up here for thelin~ i mation about the Girl Genune Levis, now available at runs they scored in beating Holly- ant cutficlder has banged ine bowlers. Goedall round robin tourney in May, | Scout and Brownie camp will be Casler’s. 840 tf ‘“ wood in Sunday's first game, 7 in his last 26 trips to ol i virtually all of them will be wearing BN S T SRR Pl RO LRI e San Diego spilled Portland twice CHARLOTTE, N. C., April 12—® yesterday, 6 to 5 and 3 to 2. 'I'“'l[ GN COASI sojourn, when he landed in the hos- Oakland swept a -doubleheader b\ > ] pital, Ty Cobb told visitors tk bill with Los Ang Damon t eague S E 8 Y 13 never paid much utnentio?\ to spring | Hayes shut out the A s in the The whiplash ¢ 2 WQNB{pOQ]!’A\D training—except to get into condi-| opener, 2 to 0. Loyd Christopher, Bo s Brave: r eight innings » d tion. . . “In fact,” Ty added, former Angel, won the second con- before giving up three ye hit 420 I didn’t go to c test with an eighth-inning single s on two walks, a double and a 11 and joined the club just tw The score was 5 to 4. le. The Reds won the game, 4-3. 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