The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 17, 1949, Page 2

SOFTBALL OPENERS SEE ' ROOKIE WHITE IS (YO OVER INTERIORS, A ed ming the & Mickle (5 TOPS VCARDINMS he CY was 1 RALPH : For All Kinds T Prices and manship CALL BLUE 462 after 5P. M. Ralph A, Treffers of Painting and Paperhanging, Low 8 B.B.STARS i) SLATED, BIG TIME [ pack. They had been rated strictly|the camp. Those who will assisy|tional benefits provided for thed 17—#—A lithe, second division by most of the ex-|with the carpentry end of the job| V' idgniaen ot” [he- ki to a hard de- | perts before the league stould also take along their own |Plovees: The plan was arranged wo mon to quit | March 30. «aw and hammer, Whittier saig, A |\Prough Keigh G. Wildes, well. he could care for his| In second place is zood turnout of men is expected, Khown igoal nsurance Sdvies L i mother rofes- property Boston Red Sox a of rookie cateher S keted meteoric rises of Pa- Coast league history Earl Sheely of whom an- and it wever, Was an undis- e players, two t immediately bbly pitching for full o it ¢ (By the Associated Press) The Pacific Coast League season is getting older and more and more the surprising Hollywood Stars are \COAST LEAGUE GETS BUSY; PLAY TONIGHT| [RAIN OR SHINE WILL NOT STOP SATURDAY WORK, EAGLE RIVER Saturday's work party of men and ltoys for the Eagle River scout camp will go cut to the camp rain THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 'EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLAN ANNOUNCED BY COASTAL AIRLINES Co-Managers Simmons and Hol- TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1949 W-A-N-T A-D-S SsssssssssssssssssissssSisisisssssessssRsssaII FOR SALE FORSALE | _FOB SALE den of the Alaska Coastal Alrlines ‘mdn_v announced the adoption of a comprehensive benefit program for | all company employees with addi- or shine, according to the boys Jong into its|scouts’ camp chairman Jud Whit- three | tier. Men are asked to take their the | lunches, with coffee provided at As play gets second month, half-games well the Stars are land a ahead of cpecial representative of the New | York Life Insurance Co., and is underwritten by the John Hancock o that the work can be done fairly casily this year, and the trail is in ,home of some of the league’s sluggers. The clubs were not scheduled shape. As much as possible Monday. Four soven g nould arrange their own ) Mutual Life In»m.xnc-e Company. cpen tonight }iransportation to the end of the) To¢ plan adopt “»“* one of the R oad, but the scout office will assist ;mul complete employe2 henem, | programs in the Territory and it STANDINGS Or THE CLUBS Pacific Coast League nyone needing help in this regard. Immediate problem of the com-|‘® believed the only one arranged for locally. In discussing the pro-| W L Pct.{ mittee is the securing of a barge| s ATANE = & Hollywood 30 19 613) o take the lumber and supplies to | tection provided, Manager B R Sar. Diego 2 22 91 Eagle River Friday, so that mvy‘l"i xh(»» company ated it l:s a co-‘ San Francisco ... 26 23 1| will- be on the :Beash: Saturdey |OPertive venture with their people) Oakland 26 24 & 520|morning. The Forest Servics barge|S the Alaska Goanitl badlopcapiusog o Seattle 2 % 490 1= mot due back in Juneau until|more than 50 percent nk: the cost of Los Angeles 23 26 469] ‘ate rriday night or Saturday, sol|it for both the employee and de- Sacramento 22 4681 .bat cther arrangements are neces- | Pendent coverages. Portland 17 362| ary. Sugsestions in this regard| e plan profiies an amouni of — would be appreciated, Whittier | jife insurance approximating Lhel National League suid ;A\:)'a’}: employee’s annual earnings, W L Pet.] Fourteen more boy scouts have|.jyn add'tional benefits payable in New York 16 9 640 registered for their camp, May 29| e eventy of accidental death or Boston 16 9 610fte June 11, iringing the total|j,s of limb or eyesight. Weekly Cincinnati 5 i 520 number of boys who plan to attend | sick and accident payments will| Br 13: 18 430l o 44, as of this morning. New|ais be made to sick or injured! St. Louis 10 12 455 | rezistrations include Jack Hermle|emplovees. These weekly payments| Fhiladelphia . 15 4 :| nd Je *Rhfmv of troop 23; p"‘i:t:«:t ‘with the first day in the| urgh 1n 15 423 [ Ness, Hefity Museth, Jay Crondahl,|event of n ipation accident | 20 10 14 41| Dick Klingbeil, Mike Grummett.|,nd after the seventh day for sick- | B Chris Crondahl, Jerry Hill, Darryl| pees and are payable during the| American League I\l..«h. and Wayne Powers of troop | ontinuance of a disability up to a W L Pct.[013; Tommy Kinberg, Nathen maximum of thirteen weeks. Daily | New York 16 9 .640 | Butcher, Willis Osbakken, Robert|.com and k& enefits are avail- | Detroit 14 1 Franks, Joel Baines, Wallace VolZ |4 1o if an employec becomes hos- | Chicago 14 12 nd Bert Strom of Sitka's trocp 64 alized as well as substantial al- hiladelphia 14 13 —_— |lowances for special hospital Washington 14 1 4 | charges. In addition to the liberal | Cleveland 10 10 RA!N_NO GAME urgical allowances also included Boston 10 13 |in the plan, there are special pro-| St. Louis 8 19 S | visions to reimburse the employees | T At press time, with rain on.a d} for certain they might | joff and the grounds wet the gam2, jneur in co: 3 with doztor | | scheduled tonight between the Eiks | calls | |and Moose is postponed according| Mr. Wildes states the coverage | T © Prexy Joe Werner. The game| provides for both employees and; e OTK- f iwill be played on the first clear|dependents and contains special| ! Stars of games piaved yesterdayl maybe Wednesday |liveral provisions not usually found % were as follows . it average group insurance .o [ i R R Rta’ Bolantes/ the pr (6| Batting—Eddie Roi | proaram. He belizves the Alaska % tors, collected two Coastal executive should be con- ! run ang drove i | eratulated on their desire to pro- 7111'*[:}1)'\ 3- | vide their people with the most Yj ton Red S TR \avea ast | UB-to-date type of plan available. ®1 " pitching—¥ y cne game was played Aasti 4 q5500n of this type of program by Pitching—Mickey Haefner, ) e - s | Adoption of this type proz: :j t AR Y\\e ‘bpxn'!mirnnt' employers not only benefits the| % and Victoria defeated Van-|ngiviquals covered but reacts to PAINTER and DECORATOR % O DO NN SO O Brand SINGER Electrics F THE HIGH COST OF LIVING has I cut heavily into your clothing budget you n:ed a brand new SINGER* Sewing Machine. Then you can make, mend and alter your own clothes as well as the wardrobe for the entire family .»rand at-substantial savings.- - $120.6¢ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON A LIMITED NUMBER OF NEW ELECTRIC FOR YOUR PROTECTION SINGER sells its machines only through SINGER SEWING CENTERS Identified by the Red “S” on the window and never through depart- ment stores, dealers, or other outlets, THE FEATHERWEIGHT PORTABLE Our Sales and Service Representative makes frequent visits to Juneau. He will be in Juncau for 10 days starting June 6. If your sewing machine needs service or if you desire information concerning the pur- chase of a ncw Singer sewing machine, please address ycur inquiries o th e address listed below: SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. -ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 519 “E” Street cut over Cleveland with an eight- kitter over Boston as Washington L 4 COMMUNITY CENTER PARTY TONIGHT, TEEN AGE CLUB | .0 15 ang 100 percent of the cmployees are protected from lnatz ‘ Ll FI HT D Tonight at the Community Cen- | ter party for adults at the Teen date as everyone employed by the| o Club, the doors will Be open signed for the coverage, at 8 o'cleck. Square dancing be- s i 8:30 c'clock. ! 3, % the general welfare of the com- | munity as a whole. { The plan became effective as of| One knockout took place in fight gins at last night as follows g — MUSIC GROUPS PLAN | v N.J.—Tony Janiro.! KODIAK SALVOR IN PORT ANNUAL OUTING TODAY £2%, ngstown, Ohio, ed| The Kodiak Salvor docksd at the L) ‘ out Marip Moreno, 146, Ha .| Juneau Spruce Dock yesterday af- Drizzling rain hadn't dampened | Cuba (3). ! ternoon. Capt. B. Logan 1s the high school students’ spirit for a gton, D.C t CK'“‘-:wkx]:per. picnic early this afternoon. Mem- At Wash: iskey, 218 Paterson, N.J., and; Eikins Brothers, Washingtcn, drew; bers of the band and mixed chorus | planned to go to Auk Bay at 4 LUNCHEON & SEWING SALE | (10) i By Missionary Society Wed, 2 p.| o'cleck for their annuai outing., At New Orleans—Al Gualteri,i m,, Memcrial Church Recr | Whether weather would call off| 123';, Pittsburgh, outpointed K Hall. 98 1t| plans hadn't besn decided at press| Hamilton, 135':, New Orleans (10).: ARG time. i At Baltimore — Jimmy Cooper,| You will find gift ideas a-plenty = N | 125'., Washingtcn, stopped ;\Iur\'mhz the Sprinl- Bazaar in the ur Ladies: One of your 1mparmnt! | Dick, 127'2, New York (7). lcroft of Trinity Church Saturday | dates for this week is the Spring At Chicago—Lester Felton, 145,'afternoon, frem 2 to 5. Why not| Bazaar in the undercroft of the iDmoit. stopped Rick Lelland, 147, drop in for some light retreshments | Episcopal Church. Don't torget Sat- VGHY} Ind. (1. and a look around? 98 4t | urday afternoon from 2 to 5. 88 4t PORTABLE Typewriter. Call Green 409. 98 3t MODEL A Ford block complete overhaul, priced to sell. Phone 902 between 9 and 5, days. 98 tf DOUBLE Bed, complete, bed and springs, twin beds eomplete, dav- enport and two chairs, rug 9x12, piano and miscellaneous items. 306 Tth Street. 98 2t ’E‘;V—B large ivy plants. 139 wil- loughby Ave. 97 3t IRONRITE IRONER, good condi- tion, Ph. Douglas 473. 96 3t L. C. Smith typewriter, Kenmore Tank Vacuum Cleaner, boy’s bike, erosene hoater (new), chest of ers, radios, mirror, .waffle n, miscellaneous dishes. Maker, Douglas 464. 97 4t 1947 Desoto Sedan, excellent condi- ticn, reasonable. Phone 762 or Red 270. 97 tf FLOWEI{ ;;h;;ts. 71’5? house Thane. 94 ot FURNISHED HOUSE, garage, 2% acres patented land; 14 mi. post, Fritz Cove Road., $3600. 93 it $12,000. Fine residential income prcperty. Best location. Elegantly furnished. Large yard and garage. Box 5771, care Empir 93 tf 3 Unit Apt. House, nice location, good income. 6 p. m. 93 tf ARRIVAL OF STEEL 10 STEP UP WORK ON NEW BUILDING With the arrival of tons of re- inforcing steel aboard the Alaska Steamship vessel Sailor's Splice work cn the new Community | Building will be stepped up to full pece, W. Burr Johneon, enzineer for R. J. Sommers Constructicn Co., contractors, said togav. Approximately .19 tons of vas unloaded from the vessel last night and is being hauled to thej construction site where work on ccment pouring is to begin in carnest. Johnson said construction was slightly behind schedule due to a delay in the arrival of the steel <hipment, but that they expected to make up the time. According to Art Bateman, con- struction foreman, cement pouring for basement walls and columns and first floor 'slabs will begin [ight away. More steel shipments will be on the way at the end of this month, Johnscn said, with the vessel due to leave about May 25. About 10 more carpenters will be added to the work crew, according tc Johnson who said he might have to go to the middle west to recruit the men. Two men are expected within a few days. Construction men will ke working Saturdays from now on, with a double-shift schedule to be initi- ated when additional workers ar- rive. Shifts will run from 4 am. to noon and from noon to 8 p.m. Above: New 1%-fon Studebaker *49er truck—available in 4 wheel- bases for 9 foot, 12 foot, 14 or 15 foot and 17 or 18 foot bodies. There's 2-ton Studebaker *49er truck avail- able also in the same wheelbases. o Husky, handsome, powerful new Stude- baker frucks—with new engineering that yields remarkable gas and oil mileage! Brilliant-performing new Studebaker trucks —with wear-resisting craffsman- ship that keeps repair bills off your books for months! 5 e Stop in and see these revolutionary Stude- baker "49er trucks—stand-ouls in valu CAPITOL AUTO SALES JUNEAU — ALASKA 1949 1S A S America’s most distinctive truck stylin is a new Studebaker 3%-ton pick-up There's a J4-ton and 1-ton also _Automatic overdrive and eapy-ride 2-stage rear springs—Studebaker truck exclusives— arcavailable at extra cost on }4-ton and J-ton models. UDEBAKER'S REALLY ROLLING. UDEBAK Union Files Charges AgainstAlaska Seam SEATTLE, May 17—#— Filing of 78 charges of untair labor prac- tices against the Alaska Steam- ship Company was announced on Monday by Stewards' Union. The filings are in addition to others filed previously against the shipping line, Donl L. Rotan, union organizer said. Rotan said the charges involve refusal of the company last week o hire 78 members of the union who applied for work. The union, an American Feaera- tion of Labor group, 1S an ofrshoot of the Marine Cooks and Stewards’ Union, Congress of Industrial Or- zanizations. ‘The union split szveral months ago because of political dif- ferences among the members. Rotan said that the company ob- tained mer instead from the hir- ing hall of the CIO union. The ac- don violated the no hiring halls provision cf he Taft Hartley Labor Act and discouraged in the AFL-group, he charged. A petition for an election tof: determine collective bargaining rights on Alaskan ships has been denied by the NLRB on the grounds that the company was & member of the Pacific American Shipcwners Association. The Asso- ciation negotiates with the unions, including the CIO union, on & coastwide basis. LUNCHEON & SEWING SALE By Missionagy Society Wed., 2 p. m. Memcrial Church Recreation Hall. 98 1t RUMMAGE SALE At Lutheran Church Wed., May 18, beginning 10 aum. 9T 2% Green 915 after 1 steel | the Pacific Marine; membership | | 3 bedrooms, fireplace, hardwood floors, view, double plumbing, no hills to climb. 4 bedrooms, Waynor'add., stove, re- | {rig., washing machine, elec, water heater, furnace. 3-room house for rent, no children or pets. Near Northern Commer- cial. Make an offer, Bob Jorgensen's|" | “It". Owner in hospital. | EIGHT-room home, vailable Mon- day, owner financed. Best loca- | tion, part furnished, furnace, etc. Seautiful home for couple, exquis- itely furnished, owner financed. Apartment on lower flood, Fine investment or home. Marine view. 145500 for 3-bedroom home with ! new furnace, wall to wall car-| peting, piano, large refrig., good furniture. DOUGLAS. EIGHT-room home with guest house and garage. 21 acres pat. land selling at appraised price.! rustic paneling, ete. i Several good cabins, Fritz Cove,l Lena's Beach and Lena’s Cove.! Former Garyin cabin, compl. furnished, good water; 1nstde‘ plumbing, etc. AUKE BAY 3-bedroom, view. wat- 3500 down balance like rent. Two { . small homes on Glacier Highway, lights, partly furnished. | APT. house with large building lot, | | near Governors. Owner will fi- nance. Excellent condition. Well furnished. 1, 2, 3 bdrs. : jDuplex on 6th near school, fed. | i bldg., furnished, garage. 1 {MURPHY & MURPHY REALTORS - ACCOUNTANTS | | Phone €76 ove; First Nativral Bank ' | FOR SALE (Confinued) SMALL CABIN, ! GODING HOUSE, NEW HOUSE FURNISHED, er, garage, 3.17 pat. land, cleared. s DUPLEX—Contains one of the towns finest apartments, luxur- fously and fully furnished. Addi- tional apartment renting at '$75 per month. Channel view. Owner financed at reasonable terms. BEAUTY SHOP—Best location. SUMMER HOME, two floors, inside plumbing, fireplace, lawn, gar- den, view, Lena Beach. low price, Lena Beach. BEACH HOME, 2 bedrooms, furn- ished, wired, water, Auk Bay. | COUNTRY HOME, 2 bedrooms, furnished, 3% acres, Glacier Hi- way. g FAMILY HOME, 4 bedrooms, part furnished, fireplace, view, good neighborhood, Seventh Street. ‘William Winn-Phone 234 ANOTHER GOOD BUY. 1941 Nash, new motor, new brakes. $850. Electric range, refrig., fireplace,’ 1941 popgr pickup, new Plymouth motor, geod tires¥ overhauled re- cently, specially reinforced to take heavy loads. $350. furnished, 2- bedroom, NOW ONLY $7,000. 2. bedroom, Waynor tract, $12,500. HOP BUILDING and apartment, brings $190 month rental. Aps. second floor, 2 bedroom, could bring more. $18,500. Terms $4,400 down, $75 month plus: interest at «6 per cent. Can also buy ten cabins adjoining, incoine $200 month, for $13,000, total down- payment both properties $6,000, total monthly payments $150. PETER WOOD SALES AGENCY Real Estate - - Boats Sale Merchandise 12th at Ha'bor — Phone U | FOR SALE: 2 pair skis, good con-' { eition. Green 400 after 6 p.m. 90 3d LOG CABIN: 28 by 16 ft. inside, lo- cated Hawk Inlet. Trolling boat 32 i ft. N. C. Co. Yard. Call 143, 94 tf i — — — | 11941 CHEV. b pass. 2 door coupe ! in good condition, Call 319 be-. tween 8 and 5. 92 tf| 1941 Plymouti pickup; 1946 Pon- tiac 2-door sedan; 1947 Plymouth = INBOARD Boats and sport tackle for rent at the Sportsman’s Boat Rental, at Small Boat Harbor. Fresh herring available Saturdays and Sundays. For reservations Ph. Green 393. 94 6t STEAMHEATEL roums, weekly of Monthly. Colonial Rooms. 69 tf WURILLZER Spinit piano for rent Andersca Piano Shop. Ph. 143. 4-door Sedan; 1947 Plymouth Club Coupe. R. W. Cowling Co. - 84 tf! | ACROSONIC piano in _excellent condition; Zenith Radio-phono- graph; 1 lamp table, 1 desk and SEAVIEW Ap.. for reni, one biock from Federal Bldy. 800 ¢ > peated “oome baths. Scandinaviay es, gardens, and lawns. Shiores | Poultry Farm, Mile 7%, Box 209. 174 tf jo e 80 c 0o 0o 0’0 L3 son 9.8 hp motor. See S. J. Mac- Kinnon at Alaska Laundry. 70 tf LONG Establis.ed business, lquor store, grocery and meat market with living quarters. Must settle estate. Ph, 103 or P.O. Box 2586. 168 tf 20-FT. Glllnetter with nets. Call GUARANTEED Resalistic Perman. bookshelf combination, Phone 800, 138 W Extension 614 after 6 pm. 80 tf| - - 1 - s oo eeesees MISCELLANEOUS iDRY Chicken Fertilizer in gunny ' Ao sack, $1.00. Ten sacks for{JUNEAU FOOT CLINIC. Dr. W $17.50. Fine for flower box-. 7. Riley, Chiropodist, Rm. 14 Shattuck Bldg., Phone Blue 379 P. O. HOPES New anc Tsed Mose, We buy, sell and exchange. St. Phone 908. 214 207 999 | i8-ft. Kiinker Outboard with John-| WINTEK and POND. CO. Inc. Complete Photographic Suppliet Developing - ¥rinting,- Kniargmg Artists’ Paints and Materials Blue Printing - Phntostats ent, $750. aper curls. 21 un Lola’s Beuuty Shop. Phone 201 15 Dedker Way, o Green 175, ‘0 10 a. m. or 4 { to7p m 165 tf WANTED | HOSPITAL AOTES to St. Ann’s hospital for surgery vesterday. | Discharged was Mrs. Rudolph Pu- | sich and baby girl. Frank* St. Clair of Hoonah was | discharged from the Government hospital. Trollers Attention: Stop at Mad- sen’s today for your supplies. Spoons, plugs, sinkers, etc., at re- duced prices. 179 FAIRBANKS WHITEHORSE JUNEAU KETCHIKAN " SEATTLE en! hts in fi:fi‘:;&'fi:flé‘w You'll enjoy” every comfort, expert service — as @ guest of Pan American, world’s "A"": ::; BARANOF HOTEL m Pl 106 UERICAN e i s R | | beerer g st > S ey vy WANTED: Furnished home or apt for Gov't. employed couple. Rm 304, Baranof. 98 2 WANTED TO BUY: Baby Or Call 95. 7k WANTED: Family housing fo Coast Guard personnel. Call Coas' Guard representatice. Phone 42 97 6 WANTED: Femaie cierk with som knowledge of bookkeeping anc typing. Write Box 5775 for inter view. State age, exp\menc\u 6 CARRIERS for Alaska Daily Em pire. 93 tf di ANTED: Expeiienced“clerk steno grapher and senior clerk. Salar; $286 per month. Inquire roon 203 Health Department, Terri torial Bldg. 92t WOMAN wants work of any kinc by day or week. Ph. Blue 85 45 1 LOST AND FOUND FOUND: Pair of classes in Bal Park early Sat. morning. Owne may have by paying for ad. 73 One writer says wn;u;lp;hn < wine, in ancient Rome at one tim reached 25 million gallons a yea: ——— Brownie's Liguor Store Phone 103 139 So. Frank!n T. 0. Pox 250 | AVON PRODUCTS | Now Available in This Vieinity | For appointment call Douglas | 464 Mrs. Joe E. Maker, Box 1148, Douglas