The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 16, 1949, Page 2

MONDAY, MAY 16, 1949 CLEAN-uP PAINT-uP FIX-UP " P R COMPLETE LINE OF W- P- FULLER Paints and Varnishes THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA [ IV\'I) Huths (_x\mnde Mitchie, L. SURPRISE UPSETS PACIFIC NORTHERN = scoer™s 5" Grincens 5 1 nnm C H. Keil, Mx and Mrs. ARE TAKING PLACE | CARRIES 45 SUNDAY 1. . | | | Forty-five passengers were aboard | 3 4 | Pacific Northern Airlines flights in | IMMUNIZATION CLINIC PAGE TWO land out of Anchorage yesterday as TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY By JOE ; REICHLER follows: i : : False alarm! Chalk up another From Anl‘hmju(,;(' Maj. i E L. Ihc‘x‘t?gula.r monthly immuniza errcr for the t“x))ert;' who predicted Rountree, Jennie Rwhlewu, David | tion clinic” will be hel_d wgdnesds_y,‘ NOT ONLY style, but strength, G So- et val BbtWhen - Boston | LOTHBAR, BgL. Brsoley Wilkes, John | May 18, at 10 am. in the Public ‘ s ¢ John Timell, Peder Thomp- | Health Center, 318 Maln Street. | YOURS WITH SKYWAY LUGGAGE HgHin and quallty . appo and Cleveland for the American ments, ¢ i1 in your choice . tel in permanently P k3 en pie ermanently { i . Modest 1 The prognosticators failed to take into consideration the over-all im- l]n'm'ement of the sorcalled weaker matchable patterns. “starter set’ prices. particularly the Chicago 4 and Washington Sena- Cosmetic $22.00 Wardrobe $32.50 21" Overnight $20.00 With the N. Y. Yankees grabbing n early lead, and Detroit and Philadelphia playing better than 500 ball, it now looks like a dog- at-dog battle right down to the cn, Dr. W. Heid2n, B. Temsland, L. K. Bye, Perry Farrington, Rich- ard Rausch, G. F. Carter, Joe Rhea, William Chamberlam. T. Yakutat: Glen Jacobs, Thomas Harris, Ernest Francis. To Cordova: Miss E. Kingsberg, H. E. Burke, Oscar Bergseith, Mrs. Otto Koppen, Ben Oberg, Conrad Wayne, Orville Bilyeu, David John- Emil Helen, Ria Wells, Mrs Pennanen, Walter Halferty, Mr. | and Mrs. Jacob Hadland, Mr. and | Immunization against smallpox, | diphtheria and wheoping cough are given and all interested persons| are invited” to attend. Dr. C. C.| Carter, City Health Officer, is in“ charge of the Clinic, assisted by the public health nurses, Miss Edna| Peterka and Miss Anne J. Lello, BABY GIRL A baby girl nd Mrs. John ternoon at St. Anr Plus tax H Now on display in our luggage department w ma b o™ LUGGAGE wire. Only four and a half games Mrs. Paul Purfora | infant weighed 8 pounds, 11 cun-, e the first place Yankees| To Anchor Hugo Brodsen, | ces. ind seventh place Red Sox. e = m— The White Sox went into thira| rlace yesterday when they shut out the Indians twice at Chicago, 10-0 ‘nnd 2-0. Bill Wight and Allen Gettel were he winners. Wight, the ex-Yan! outhpaw, pitched a five-hitt: the opener for his fourth victory. Gettel doled out four in the nightcap. Ceming through with ¢ seven-run outburst d to be the final second game, the a 6-0 deficit to niy in uphill -attle in the cpener, win- q P4 ( liwllkces -6 for a sw I L &4/( .Bf/'z‘-”( 0. ‘:‘(,Ilb]l}h(:fld(‘x'_ The As also fought QUALITY SINCE /8¢ Ining 8-7 in 11 innings after trail- Leforest Rore, Mr. and Mrs. Frank FROMSOUTHON =i ey pnm(;ss LOUIE : l'l.( an“\ Loui: Emily Simpson, s rd Warrhamer, Birch lest Beckman, George Klucheski, Tim Mil Jack O’Brien, Rcbert Pol Tulipan, Ben Wall and John JUNE K. LANDS TODAY ing boat landing halibut toda y There s a" The other boats are on their sec- ond trips. Landed 1,000 eas.e ) of small, sell nt ries. in II, of Elfin Cove, owned and | red by E. O. Swanson, tish Jick tor the thira siraight ay. The | |iumumuflumu|umuinmifilmfinmimmmflmiimmu|’m||||||||m||| The June K, owned and skippered | by Joe Eennett, was the cnly fish-|whipped the Philadelphia Phillies, 17-3, for a sweep of their three-game 'run, and Red Schoendienst’s single and 2,000 pound»i of large at 15 cents. The landing | Louis Cardinals came up with two, s bought by the Alaska Cm.s!ul;:um to nip the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-3. Have your Spring painting done NOW by compeient painters WALTER D. FIELD PAINTING and DECORATING P. 0. Box 754 Phone 581 Estimales Without Obligalion ing 7-3 going into the seventh. Jughandle Joe Dobson posted his first victory of the season limiting the Senators to four hits as the Red Sox shut out the Nats 3-0. The lowely Browns divided a doubleheader with Detroit to make it five victories in their last seven | games. After the Tigers had won the opener, 9-3, the Browns came tack to combine 11 hits and 14 Chattell, James Connor, Aaron | bases on balls to win the second ame, 12-4. Boston's Braves and the New Yerk Giants continued in their rst place National League dead nade it three in a row over klyn Dodgers, with a 4-0 Chuck Diering’s two-out double | in the ninth drove in the tying sent in the winning run as the St ‘ Cincinnati and Chicago divided doubleheader, the Reds winning | INTERNATIONAL MARINE PAINT PABCO Roofing and Shingles Extra --- SPECIAL --- Extra PURE GLOSS WHITE Exterior House Paint (white only) You can tint this to any desired shade DELIVERED INJUNEAU 3435 per gallon JUNEAU-YOUNG HARDWARE (0. Alaska’s Finest Hardware and Furniture Store JUNEAU ALASKA THIS IS OUR No.! ENEMY S THE RAT The rat—that flea-infested disease carrying destroyer of health and wealth must go} The number of rats in most cities is about the same as the number of humans. Every rat eats about two dollars werth of food each year and destroys ten times as much. He is a carrier of many dangerous diseases, The rat is a social evil—his eradication is every~ body’s responsibility. Alert Public Health Officials everywhere urge every citizen to aid in opener, 6-5, and tke Cubs ing the nightcap, 8-5. Johnny W\msuk whose ninth inning yhomer with a man on base had nt the first game into extra in- ingled in Red Stallcup with e \\mmn~ run in the 10th. LARSEN ’l() WESTWARD , landed 4,000 pounds of s mon this morning i the fight to contrel this menace. You can protect your property and health. Here’s how: (1) Build out the rat. (2) Eliminate its food supply. (3) Eliminate its harboring place. (4) KILL the rat! Rat control is a community project. Will YOU help? ALASKAN ALLSTATE PEST CONTROL PHONE BLACK 862 " FRED L. VAILLETTE—Proprietor Now is the time to put your fur coats in storage. We have the onl, cold fur vault in Juneau. Com= I to our office. Chas. Goldstein and Cn 91"t Trollers Attentoni Stop at} Comdr. A. J. 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