The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 15, 1948, Page 6

R R R R R RS PAGE SIX DORE APPOINTED Baseball ASST. CHIEF OF | JUNEAU POLICE two games of [ Patrolm Solon M. “Dew With the 1948 Gas- Dore w nted 'cm«r tineau Channel Baseball League, 2 of | already played and one game post- ~ Dore has ed (last night) to permit the; € he City Police | A ars to meet the Cruiser As- t ria nine, and requiring a double- The ( € letter | header Sunday, the following is the | w ub pro- | schedule for the remaingder of the rmer | season F I whose | sunday, May 16—Elks vs Douglas; N K € 5 May 18—Moose vs Doug-| t A May 19—Elks vs Teen- i) er May 21—Moose vs Elks. . Douglas vs EIks. —Douglas vs Le- s ednesday, May 26—Teen-Agers Moose Friday, May 28—Legion vs Moose. ; 30—Elks vs Moose Tuesday, June 1—Douglas vs Le- Wednesday, June 2—Elks vs Teen- s Agers. i Friday, June 4—Elks vs Legion. June 6—Moose vs Doug- € trict and e y, June 8—Elks vs Légion. nesday, June 9— Teen-Agers vs Douglas. Friday, June 11—Elks vs Douglas F Sunday, June 13—Legion vs Moose. Tuesday, June 15—Douglas » vs Wednesday, June 16—Legion vs I last night re d as fol-| Teen-Agers | Friday, June 18—Moose vs Elks. Ne K ores, l39%:, | gunday, June 20—Legion vs Doug- Stockton, Calif Johnny Wil- | ja¢ liams, 140% , Montgomery, Ala., draw, | ryesday, June 22—Douglas vs Elks : Wednesday, June 23—Teen-Agers Dan Bucceroni, 175, oo proose | ked out Dick Lee, | y June 2 hose vs Legion. Sunday, June 27—Douglas vs Le- Jalif.—Tommy Camp- = gic Chicago, stopped John L. 'y eqqay, June 20—Elks vs Moose. | Oakland, 8 Wednesday, June 30—Legion vs — Teen-Agers | July 4th Series ’ Wednesday, July 7—Teen-Agers vs WED TONIGHT AT .5, LUTHERAN CHURCH 7o o Moose vs Douglas. vs Elks. Elks. vs 11—Legion 13—Dougla 14—Legion Tuesday, July Wednesday, July Teen-Agers Mis yn Hynes, daughter Iul0Ae AAckes v ik of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hynes will g R become the bride of Mr. Harry , July 20—Legion vs Moose. son of Mrs. Olaf Aase, to- nesday, July 21—Teen-Agers vs at 8 o'clock in the Rocur- 2 7 dont Chul . July 23—Legion vs Doug- G Hillerman b SN of Renton, ' Sunday, July 25—Douglas vs Elks e it bride-to-be, | Tuesday, July 27—Legion vs Moose. matron of honor and Mrs. Wfrdncst‘:a.\wl July 28—Douglas vs ¥ . " r een-Agers. th Allen and Miss Margaret 2 “;1(‘ be the bridesmaids, Friday, July 30—Legion vs Doug- . ' las, Pegues will act as best man 5 cs Hogins Jr. and Harold | Sunday, August 1—Elks vs Moose 1 ill> B Aibiks Team named last on each date the ceremony there will be s Home Team. a 1 at the Salmon Creek EEREE . T c y Club and all friends of| CLOUSE CATCHES SALMON the young couple are cordially in-| i vited end both the wedding, a 45 pound wine ounce king and the reception. { salmon, caught Thursday in 2 5 Bay by Milo Clouse, was on dis- REPUBLICANS play yesterday in front of Darnell’s Vote for delegates to Republican|gpore’ Center orial Convention, McKinley, PR se a. June 5, 1948. Obtain bal-| from Mr. and Mrs. Cash Cole;® ®© o o o o o o o o o icket Booth, 20th Century|e . Theatre, hours 10 a. m. to 12:30 p., Don't Forget Dance . n irdays, and 12 noon to 5{@ MOOSE CLUB . ¥ other week days. Also join| e Saturday, May 15 B iblican Club for Juneau, Al-|e 888 2t 1 Commissioner Precinct. 88 tf ¢ o o o o o o o o o o] DINNER DANCE Starting at 4 o’Clock Every Sunday Afternoon at - MIKE’S PLACE in Douglas UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THREE-PIECE ORCHESTRA ALASKA TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Refrigeration Passenger — Freight — S. S. GEORGE WASHINGTON FIRST SAILING MAY 31st FROM SEATTLE and Every 10th—20th and Last Day of the Month Regular Weekly Freight Sailings from SEATTLE and TACOMA, WASH. Alaska Transportation Company P. O. Box 61 'hone 879 JUNEAU ALASKA Schedule ed by I. | with units) 9. SANITARIAN SAYS 112 JUNEAU UNITS THREATEN HEALTH Backing up his oral stand of week before the Juneau City Coun Deering, Territorial {cil, Willilam L. Department of Health Sanitari sent a letter to the Council last night listing Juneau residences which he classifies as “not only a serious menace to the health of the adults and children living in them but, by their presenée in the city a threat to the health of the entire community." He listed 14 areas containing 112 units of what he termed “‘substan- dard housing” having a population of 484 people and not including the |Indian Village. Deering declared \lhat more than 60 of these units |are without sewer connections and {“the rest have faulty plumbing of such a nature as to constitute a public health menace.” The areas were listed as follows Area across from the Al |Dock, directly behind the New Chinatown Cafe consisting of 20 units “all substandard, not comply- ing with the building code, having one improperly sewered toilet. Own- ed by I. Goldstein. - 2.. Group of 1cabins behind 428 S.. Pranklin, just |off the City Float. ' Nine units and 425 S. Franklin all without sewer | connections, all substandard. Own- Goldstein. 3. Group of cabins directly be- hind and including 472 S. Franklin. | Nine living units with toilet for 472 S. Franklin and one toilet for ithe other 8 units — not connected sewer. Owned by Keystone Apartments. 4. Seaview Apartments, . All of the Seaview cabins. 6. Vagge cabins and shacks. 1. 1l houses on 7th Street spur. 8. All houses between 7th and 8th Street between E and Channel (40 Houses and shacks on 1R NUROGECHF A Refined Asphalt Roof Coating that Protects Your Investment Made by the Acern Refining Co. of Cleveland, Ohio and s(»ld under a 'l'en-Year Warranly SRR RESea e Ask for information. Don't. Pat 1008, ) ...Put It ON CALL DOUGLAS 213 JAMES PARSONS &) Make | | T NN % Alaska Federal 119 Seward St. , his report /Iilfl°fl PRESENT 0f the rurure Education costs money. Have the funds you need... easily, surely, without going into debt. Start a college savings fund here and now. The plan grows We have never paid - LESS than 2%% on Savings THE DAILY ALASKA L’VlPth—JUNEAU ALASKA West 10th St. 10, Erwm Apart- ments, owned by Marshall Erwin 11 Maurstad Rooms, owned by | 1. Goldstein. 12. Columbia Lumber Co. 13 Group of buildings owned by James Sofoulis. 14. Group of buildings, including Smiley’s International Pool Hall, owned by I. Goldstein Deering then recommended that the City confer with otMer local health officials for concurrence He listed 11 names of persons he considered eligible to as- sist. No action was taken by ihe Council however, because last night's session was a special meet- ing and the law does not permit it 1sact business other than that h was the original purpose of the special meeting. e SALVATION ARMY TO ,‘ RESUME SATURDAY'S BIBLE ILLUSTRATION/ The Salvation Army will resume their Saturday night illustrated Bible messages as presented by the Rev. Charles Nelson. Tonight at 7:30 o'clock the “Ministry of Christ” will be presented in pictures on the screéen with comments by the Rev. Nelson. The public is cordially invited to attend these services and enjoy this unusual method of studying the Bible. in | BOYS' TOWN HEAD DIES IN GERMANY BERLIN, May 15 (#— Msgr. E. J. Flanagan, known throughout the werld as the Father of Boys Town, died at an Army Hospital today after a heart attack. He had been inspecting facilities in Germany for the youths he loved so well—regard- |less of nationality. The 61-year-old Nebraska priest —famed for his credo “There is no such thing as a bad boy,"—was stricken last night at Harnack House, an American Military Gov- ernment residence for visiting offi- cials, Rushed to the 276th Station Mili- tary Hospital, he failed to respond to oxygen and special heart injec- tions, physicians said. Catholic Army Chaplmn Emmm A WORKING TIE PEORIA, IllL.—#® -A man, sa Paul Martens, should dress for hi: job. He's a clerk in the post office. His yellow tie bears these post marks: Insured, Eggs, Pm-“ ., Special Delivery, Pow\s;ew Due, C. O. D, Liquid, Fragile. 1 IIIIIIII!!IIIilIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIi Don’t Be Lutc.’? Y()l‘ can’t board the | train after it has left the | station, neither can y®u get insurance on your home after it burns down. 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