The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 15, 1949, Page 3

FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1949 BOWLERS OF ELKS (GOING TO SKAGWAY; 'PLAYOFFS TONIGHT The Juneau Elks will PADRES GO TOTOP | JEFFRIES OBSERVES. < - AFTER 8 STRAIGHT IS TATH BIRTHDAY .+ WINSINPCLEAGUE o wor an BURBANK JIM BACO J./ithe Boil week up for the “an ' Dieg .m, cut of send April 22 start ciding a L; six- team to asked trim . DIMAGGIO HOBBLING AROUND O CRUTCHES Calif., Ay By took but of the r the ti Padres to|, many he Pacitic s to come, cellar Eight o the top of Li E homered ¢ Diezo enjoys econd place Hollywo cleheader wi Clsewhere land e cen- daily heel a hal rere for ra i loop, O in a wid e Los Angeles cramento beat around t ten runs 3 to edg attl L party for icf hospital bul- people dropped ; laining that allplayer had ieposits in tis- nis heelbone, information will affect scored fourth innin 12-10. At the Rainiers Wec $190,0 matu C adjacent e has be letin crowd—old . pion Willie ymoter Suey a newcomer Harmon; and Clayton Fry of the i G as The first | nis duel | win over the Sta game w. terrific pitchinz Letween E Gler led that the r will be de- Mould q the bal pinchhitter sev Maltzbe: eighth. the w game’s only at that. At Seattle. iled to h when giving in four of t st & zas, Dasso pitched himself out of everal jams in the later going to prote lim margin Portlani .} series the Hollywoc will e Friday. litted of Gordy was -incident with ~opening famed E mecca of rnando A protest over building ations led to its closing. Now |ev hing has been squardd. Jeff's | g assistants will run the place. oitcher Frank Dassc pitcher Frank Dasso pace the Solons’ big they scored four aft o nth: bexing. nio SENATORS LOSE BUT TEAM LOOKING GOOD WASHINGTON, Washingtor ba April 15— (@ ba fans today faith in their re puttin first home last night losing Clyde Voll- to the Washing- ed a home run their 1949 Results of fights last night fellow are v but an Th Garden) York, ton lineup, contriby sid New Lemons, mford, Conn, 5 leaving |, lleys, play- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FOREST SERVICE ~ |PNA CARRIES 36 " 10 SELL FORMER Blackerby, sengers on Thursday flights to and} Supervisor for the US.ifrom A follows: Service, will receive bids| Fiom Stan McCut- 12 on two frame build-|cheon, Jean Heath, Z. J. Lous former Montana Creek|paul Graven 15 miles northwest of | From Cordoy T . for jca | | Alva W Admiralty D horage Anchorage: ¢ camp, RoJ Einer 21 Co. Ackey. Linderhott, employees and Parks 1 room office building > siding, 10 x 20 feet. The lecture hall, 20 x 26 feet. articulars are posted in the Federal Building. - > FAREWELL PARTY FOR ELDER DOUGLAS SMITH 1 in honor| ith will be) Saints; i change A the Rutle an N.E. Fish Full g e Tex Waldron, Art Harold Gron- Holzen:erg, Robin Rich- | H. Foster, Paul ‘Tweet. DU PAA TRAFFIC MAN GOES T0 HONG KONG A transfer of duty will mean a from tw to tropical for Pan American Airways man Bill Lobban. tke lokby of ardson, J farewell party giv evening. Elde! aboring as a mis- traffi rea for nearly a After Jones arrived | signm-nt y as- a at the Juneau Office, the Norah to take his place as|Lcbban left on teday’s flight for| companion to Elder | Seattle, bound for Hong Kong, . W. Shumway. Elder Smith has| where weather will be just a shade de many friends through per-|{warmer than Alaska’s spring cli- onal contact and by his “Morning| mate. Thought” talks on the radio at| For Lobban it is his second tour frequent interv ‘nI duty in the Orient, having spent signed to a new field| in Tokyo with Pan Amer- after he reports to mis- sadguarters in Portland. He! be released from the| ionary WO Y€ ican - e to Health Measure Nowy(foming Up WASHINGTON, April 15— The administraticn probably will introduce its health bill in Congress within ten days. This measure will include a compulsory insurance program. However, the opposition) already has offered legislation to, expand medical and hospital serv- jces. Three Republican Senato: atroduced a bill to provide federal xpenditures of over one-and-one- quarter billion dollars in the next five years to aid states in develop- ing health programs. (g sLow Old-fashioned, tirie-consuming shaving brush me kes shaving a long, dreary ¢ ore. | i ! | | STANFORD GRAD JOINS 1 tield to return home about} the first of July. These two boys are giving two years of their time to mission werk and pay all ex- | penses themselves | Al those who know or are ac- in law from Stanford University ta ited with Elder Smith rrived bere aboard the Alaska y invited to attend this fare-| to be associated with the law firm John C. Dunn, recent graduate ATTORNEY FIRM HERE | Now _shave twice as fast with, | cordial | well party | of Faulkner, Banfield and Booch- ever. He plans to study for the REOPEN '-"GHWAY i A:i‘); bar examination B e A TN PAGE THREE BARTENDBERS’ UNIGN WILE MEET Amril 2 Ath, 154D ==einnstead of April I7th FAST Modern Giider Brushless cream neads no brush—can cut shaving time in half. | sensational new “NO-BRUSH" CREAM Made especially for the man who ap- who was recently married 1in n Francisco, will be joined Good news to ‘those concerned with overland shipping from the States is contained in word re- ceived by the Alaska Road Com- | by his wife, the former Barbara | than you have ever dreamed possible. 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Monkman ; to fir €an Diezo Hollywood Angeles rament San Fran Cakland Portland D SPORT BRIEFS DIEGO, defeated New win League playoif win was their W ; four-out-of-seven Diego n'g to Ho The for Ne series YORK one ¢ NEW v, contender, serie open the today at Yan adium, | | PHILADELPHIA--Connie Mack's | pennant-hopeful Pk elphia Al -‘ letics came home today to open a| three- city with the | | WINDSOR, OCnt.- Wash., Flyers' headed y with the United £ ampion: title by trouncing or Hettche Spitfires 7 st night. The victory cries ty a 4-1 game The Spokane, | homeward Sen- the | to them gave mar CHICAGC--The White Sox and Cubs hooked up in their annual. preseason set-to for the inspection ! of home town fans today 1 S | RICHMOND, Va.—Walker Cooper | is expected to rejoin the New York| Giants today -after medi cieckup in £t. Louis. .o —— PRINCETON-HALL HERE FOR REPAIRS- AFTER ACCIDENT AT HAINES e Princeton-Hall, Presbyterian onary boat piloted by Rev. Prouty, bas arrived in t boat harbor.’ Temporary re- : made in Haines by T. W. the rudder after an Paul Kl at. Permanent re- P de at the Northern | Commercial Co. shop in the near| iuture. | Prouty is leaving today to] the pulpit in Wrangell on | Faster Sunday. He Wwill return| e cceupy Jones, Gene PHILADELPHIA jen outpointed amden 60O McPherson, D BETHEL LYW €Xp £ 148, ' 0¥, peinted - Geors Angeles, 10. TACOMA Charley out- Lo At the Bethel Tak d Friday, there nce Ca ng a ¢ emer,” ns and € 145, 126" Ortega, Dade, Harold 5 Joey will sing *“ wel Northern T E Light n appropriate m April 19, 7:30 p.m 4 e TViC venin o RIDAY SERVIC |of the Alberta Department of Public Works. As of April 13, restrictions on loading were to be removed on the high' from Dawson Creek to Edmonton, Ice on the Smoky River is now out, and it is expected that ferry operations would be resumed within the week - FKOM PELICAN and Mrs. T. J. McGrail can are at the Baranof. 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