The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1951, Page 3

VIONDAY, JULY 9, RBITdL~ NOW? e THE SCREEN’S MOST GLORIOUS ADVENTURE! "RI0 GRANDE" IS BIG FEATURE AT CAPITOL THEATRE “Rio Grande,” the feature now at the Capitol Thea're, is a new west- ern, a colorful ¢ra of the cavalry and Indian warlare. John Wayne portrays a hard-bit- ten commanding officer of U. S. Cavalry, has the leading role and he gives a thoroughly excellent per- formance. | The scene of the feature is :\]unu‘l the Rio Grande. moviegoers . . . musical interludes, alleviating comedy, and horseman- | ship the likes of which has seldom | been photographed. { The large cast includes Ma O'Hara n Johnson, Claude man, Jr., Harry Carey, Jr., Chill| Wills, J. Carrol Naish and Victor McLaglen, PAT BIDWELL GETS MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP T0 YALE UNIVERSITY Pat Davis Bid whter of Mr. and Mrs. Trevc is the recipient of a $450: scholarship to the Yale University School®of Music, Mrs. Davis aid today HERBERT J. YATES presents John Fords starring JOHN WAYNE MAUREEN O0’HARA co-starring The scholarship covers full tuition BEN JOHNSON - CLAUDE JARMAN,JR. B8 | 1o: two semesters. the first begin- | HARRY CAREY, JR. - CHILL WILLS ning September 17. At present Mrs. Bidwell is attending the Cumber- | land Forest Festival, University of the South, at Sewanee, Tenn., and will go from there to New Haven, Conn., where she will work toward her Bachelor of Music degree. She is majoring in celio and received the | scholarship through Luigi Silva, g head of the cello department at Yale. i et ATTENTION TOURIST: For an ate acquaintance with 8. E. Alaska with the mailboat Yakobi for a 600 mile 4 day scenic voyage. Sailings ouce a week. De- parts Wednesday a.ni. 816-tf i Directed byl.;““ FDRD Shows 7:05 - 9:35 T Feature 7:50 - 10:20 [~ Jacobson Upholstery Phene 997 Juneau Will continue in business until further notice. F There are scores of facets to please | 5 Yo r—= THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA =% NEW NATIONAL GUARD C(OMPANY ORGANIZED Lt. James A. Klein has been de- signated commanding officer of Co. C, 208th Infantry Battalion (Sep), a new National Guard Com- pany organized last week with head- | quarters in Juneau. Activation of this company marks a forward step in the complete or- ganization of the battalion, southeast Alaska guard unit. Plat- oons of the company will be at An- | goon, Hoonah and other nearby Towns onnel making up the ccm- headquarters are Lt. James W /O Clarencé C. Mo- her, Sgt. Bill H. Carlson, Pfc Curtis Bach, and Pfc. Jack O. Let All are former members of Head- , Headquarters and rvice 205th Iniantry Battalion, Ju | neau. Approval of the new company's activation was made by Lt. Col Harvey K. Palmer, U. S. Army, Al- aska Headquarters, when he in- spected the company last week. C(OAST GUARD TAKES 2 INJURED CHILDREN TO KETCHIKAN SUNDAY A U. 8. Coast Guard plane from Annette Island made a double mercy flight yesterday, according to Coast Guard headquarters here. The plane picked up an infant, Mary Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson, from a fishing boat at the Hole-in-the-Wall on San Lorenzo Island. The child had fallen from a bunk into an engine fly wheel and suffered head injuries. Enroute to Ketchikan the plane stopped at Hytiaburg to take Charles Powell, 12, who was injured seri- ously about the face and eyes from an exploding firecracker. Both chil- dren were taken to Ketchikan for hospitali Eino Wirta of Pelican is at the Baranof Hotel. s o e e xS LUCILLE’'S BE invi WARNERS | | FISHING GEAR | 406 S. Franklin — Phone 473 - 1‘“ for a Free Hair LUCILLE’S FEATURES { Opposite Light Co. O e e 1) in fown or in the “'Sticks" CALL , Glacier Cab MEETING U al8o VERNON P. wue ALASKA uine AUTY SALON tes MAE WRIGHT Set Tomorrow. Scalp Treatments - Facials - Permanent Waving Phone 492 —d TONIGHT - Clock IN THE LEGION DUGOUT Visiting Veterans Invited HARRIS, Post Commander JOHN GARCIA, Adjutant the | 'WILL RED SOX STAY INBLACK | | BPARAY By Associated Press | Can the Boston Red Sox do it this time? That's the question fans are ask- | ing today as the thrilling American League pennant race takes time out for the All-Star game. Once again the Red Sox are rid- ing high, threatening to take com- | mand. But in the background is an old Red Sox jinx — an ‘extended road trip, graveyard of Red Sox’ pennant hopes since 1946. The Red Sox fanned anew their pennant dreams vesterday by b2ats ng the New York Yankees, 6-2. The victory was their eghth straight at home over the Yanks and the 13th in their last 17 st s By winning, the Red Sox todk over second place from the slump- ing Yanks and remained a game be- | hind the front-running Chicago | White Sox w ho posted a tough, 5-4 {decision over the last-place St. ‘L.'!lus Browns. The Yanks are two games behind, and their third place position is endangered by the onrushing Cleve-_ land Indians who took a double- der from their Detroit Tiger “cousins,” 8-3 and 10-2. The Indians are only four games out of first place. Boston, in dumping the Yankees, boosted its Fenway Park record to 30-10, a 750 record. Away from their friendly confines, the Red Sox have won only 17 and lost 19 for a second division, 472 gait. The Reds clash headon with the White Sox after Tuesday’s All-Star game interlude. They open & 13- game swing through the west with & four-game series in Chicago starting with a twi-night doubleheader Thursday. While the American League race tightened up yest ay, the Brook- lyn Dodgers pulled 8': games away from the runnerup New York Giants in the National. The Dodgers downed the Phila- delphia Phillies, 6-4, in 10 innings as the Giants dropped a 6-5 decision to the Boston Braves, also in 10 innings. The St. Louis Cardinals split a pair with the Pittsburgh Pirates, losing the opener, 6-2, but winning the nightcap, 9-8. A doubleheader between Chicago and Cincinnati was rained out. In remaining American League action, the Washington Sen- ators humbled the Philadelphia Athletics twice, 3-1 and 8-2. A crowd of 20843 fans = Yanks nick Ray Scarborough, who turned in his second complete game of the seasan, for 3-0 lead in four T"e A'"erica" Legio” ‘inmng:\ But two-run homers by Lou Boudreau and Clyde Vollmer in the fifth and sixth innings off Vic Raschi turned the tide for the Red Sox. Vic Rashi was charged with his sixth loss. Chicago also overcame a deficit to beat the Browns. The Sox trailed, 4-3, entering the seventh when they tied the score. SEATTLE ™ ALASKA '\v*% PORTS Passenger Service SOUTHBOUND S.S. DENALI $.8S. ALEUTIAN Fri. July 13 Sat. July 14 | Petersburg ‘Wrangell Ketchikan Ketchikan Seattle Seattle NORTHBOUND 5. ALASKA S.8. BARANOF . July 14 Tues, July 17 Seward Seward Valdez Valdez Cordova Sitka Freighter Service From Seattle July 10 SQUARE KNOT Metlakatla, Keichikan, Petersburg, Juneau, Excursion Inlet, Pelican, sitka, Hood Bay, Tyee, Hydaburg. just happen. It’s created b; . Finest rice adds factors For Information Phones"2 and 4 Juneau 1. E. GREEN, Agent ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY hat of snowy foam. WE ARE AMERICA'S BIGGEST BUYER OF BREWER'S RICE The creamy quality of BUDWEISER's foam doesn’t y a brewing process whose tradition calls for the finest Lrewer’s rice grown. With it go choicest hop blossoms and best barley malt. which give. BUDWEISER dependable stability, brilliance, sparkle and a top- LAGER BEER Anofher Reason Why \ v . Frefer Budweiser Budweiser There’s nothing like it « o absolutely nothing ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. , ., ST, LOUIS w ‘thet DEEP SEA PERILS HAVE COMIC TILT AT 20TH CENTURY SEATTLE WIN STREAK LOST I To BABY SEAl Warner Bros.' madcap comedy, “The Lady Takes a Sailor,” starring Jane Wyman and Dennis Morgan, o is now at the 20th Century Theatre. By Associated Fress In the role of Jennifer Smith, It took the baby of the Coast|Ppresident of a National Research League to halt Seattle’s nine-game | Institute, whose integrity is ques-| winning streak tioned when she returns from a Ed Cereghino, 1 hander, pitched Sar 322 decision in a sever cap yesterday vear-old right- | deep-sea adventure with a man who Francisco to a |says he’s Davey Jones and an octo- | inning night- | pus who traps them in a weird un- and handed Seattle’s | derseas tractor, Miss Wyman suf- Al Lyons his of the year.|fers humerous “indignities” at the It was the"first pro win for the New | hands of her co-star. York Yankees' $50,000 bonus baby,| Besides a mud fracas, she is (a) and he looked like he ' | div- | wrecked in a sailboat (b) bu idends. He scatterad {walked only one | Seattle took the eve hits and | in a vital spot with a hot cigarette () knocked out with sleeping tab- | lugfest m)mwr.;lfl.\ and dumped on a beachhead, | 11-8; to keep four full games ahead | and (d) left dangling by her Un‘\i | of second-place Hollywood. A six- | from a second-story window 1 run rally in the eighth, sparked by One turn deserving another, the | Lyons’ two-run homer as a pinch- hitter, sewed it up for the Rainiers. Johnny Lindell, Hollywood’s all-|{a moonlit lake, clothes and all around counterpart-of Lyons, kept| Eve Arden, Robert Douglas, Allyn the Stars on the pace with his sec- [ Joslyn and Tom Tully round out the | ond straight 1-0 triumph. He blank- | cast of ' The Lady Takes a Sailor ed Portland with four hits (in sev: 1iwhlch was directed by Michael Cu innings) and ran his current score- | tiz for Warner Bros. less string to innings. He won portiand cnicr veners won ne| JUNIOR TROUT DERBY opener, 5-2, with Joe Brovia 41r;\iugi BRASSARDS ARE HERE in three runs with his 21st homer | and a triple | Los Angeles slid past Portland Brassards for the Junior Trout into fifth place by whipping Sacra- " Derby have arrived and are avail- mento twice, 7-3 and 7-4. The able at the Thomas and Juneau- Angels did it with big innings. | Young hardware stores to those boys San Diego’s cellarites stopped their |and girls up'to 15 years of age who | six-game skid with two runs over |sign up for the derby which is now Oakland, 6-3 and 6-2. Padres Sam‘underwny and will continue through Jones and Guy Fletcher pitched ef- | August 19. fectively. The brassards have a red b PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE ground with a blue trout cente By Associated Press and printing in white “Territoria seript provides for a scene in w mc:\; the actress shoves her co-star into | ck W. L. Pect.|Sportsmen, Inc., Junior Trout Der- Seattle Rainiers 64 42 604 by.” They are suitable for shoulder Hollywood Stars 60 46 .566 | patches or arm bands. Sacramento Solons 54 53 505| Rules for the derby are available Oakland Acorns 52 54 .491|at the hardware stores. Awards for Los Angeles 51 53 .490 |the winners will be a bicycle, good, Portland Beavers ... 52 55 486 |camera, sleeping bag, year passes San Francisco 46 59 438 |to both theaters and five fishing San Diego 43 60 .417!outfits. NATIONAL 'LEAGUE vt »| LEADERS IN BB Brooklyn 50 26 658 st New York 43 46 544 R o St. Louis 40 35 533 Abotesi bl Oincigpald : 36 33 486\ puiiing (based on' 200 ‘times at Philadelphita” .4y 35 41 461{y,0) Musial, St. Louis, 360; Rob- Boaton, # L 4? 4?: inson, Brooklyn, .356. @hicago : 3039 435 gy Ashburn, Philadelphia, 113; Plttsburgh ... 81,64, AL3 lapcis 1on = = = Home runs — Hodges, Brooklyn, | AMERICAN LEAGUE 28; Kiner, Pittsburgh, 20. ¢ W. L. Peb.| picchers (based on five decisions) Chicago . 49 20 62| poe prookiyn, 12-1, 923; Werle, Boston 47 29 618 pypicpurgh and Brecheen, St. Louls, New York ... 4520 608 |11 LCcE Cleveland ... “ z 5w e Tom DELrOft: e 34 38 4721 piiying — Fain, Philadelphia, 347; Washington ....... 31 44 413 wipiams Boston, 340, i Philadelphia ... 20' 48 377\ Ty " pivaggio, Boston, 104 St. LOUIS" ..o e 0T 06, 2 Home runs — Zernial, Philadel- WEEKEND SPORTS IN BRIEF | g g); williams, Boston; Robin- By Associated Press A son, Chicago; Wertz, Detroit, 16. Pitching — Feller, Cleveland, 12-2, .857; Nixon, Boston, 6-1, 857, WILGAMES | | s | By Associated Press. Yesterday's Results Vancouver 3-3, Tacoma 2-4. Spokane 5-1, Salem 0-3. Victoria 6-3, Yakima 2-7. Tri-City 8, Wenatchee 2. Saturday Results Tacoma 8, Vancouver 3. Spokane 5, $Nem 4. Yakima 6, Victoria 5. Wenatchee 8-3, Tri-City 1-8. Tennis Wimbledon — Doris Hart, Miami, Fla., won the all-England women’s | championship with a 6-1, 6-0 vic-!| tory over Shirley Fry, Akron, Ohio, She also paired with Miss Fry to take the women’s doubles and Wi Frank Sedgman, Australia, to -cs ture the mixed doubles crown. Golt ? Toronto — Jim Ferrier, San Fran- cisco, posted a 72-hole score of 273 to win the Canadian open title. Racing New York — Battlefield, $5.20, won $50,000 Dwyer stakes at Aque- duct. | Inglewood, Calif. — Bewitch, $2.70, won the $25,000 Vanity handicap at Hollywood Park. { B.B.STARS NOTICE FAMILY DRY CLEANERS will take no more dry cleaning till further notice. 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By Associated Press Batting — Jackie Robinson, Dodg- ers — clouted two-run homer in 10th inning to give Brooklyn 6-4 victory over Philadelphiza. Pitching — Luis Aloma, White Sox —entered ninth inning with two on and none out and retired side with- | out damage to save Chicago's 5-4 victory over St. Louis. | ATTENTION MASONS Stated Communication Monday evening at 7:30 with Labor in the F. C. Degree. Visitors welcome. J. W. Leivers, Secretary | Sat-Mon SPECIAL Naylon Nail Polish | 40c plus tax NAYLON, and Other Brands | Lipstick 75¢ plus tax Your Beauty Advisor TOBI PATTON JUNEAU Here's sasy h and ice-cold Cok h{y on the budget, toc. Box 1151 — Phone 33 Coke” is a registered trade-mak.! | DRUG Co. 1 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JUNEAU COLD STORAGE COMPANY - © 1951, THE COCA-COLA CompaNy * o ———