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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-29
TANKS GET SET DOWN.
 TWIN BILL
Washington Takes Double header from St. Louis
 in Swat Fest
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

The Chicago White SoX Sunday handed the New York Yankees the first doubleheader defeat of the season and the twin kill was wit messed before the city's largest crowd of the season. The double win cut the champions of the Am erican League lead to five and ohe half games. In the opener Patri- arch Ted Lyons doubled in two runs to help win his own game. Johnny Humphries coasted to tri. umph in the nightcap.
 A pinch single by hurler Chubby Dean scored Oris Hockett Sunday to give Cleveland a win and an even break in a doubleheader with Boston.
 Southpaw Hal Newhouser set down Philadelphia on three hits Sunday for their sixth straight de- feat but the Mackmen came back to win the nightcap on the 5-hit hurling of Luman Harris.
 Thirteen pitchers were lombard cd with 60 hits Sunday as Wash Ington swept both ends of double header from St. Louis.
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BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
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 Close Game
 Win Reds
Cubs Split Sunday Game with Braves : Hughes
 HurIs inning Game
cBY ASSOCIATED PREss)

Paul Derringer pitched Cincin- natl to a victory over Brooklyn in the first game Sunday but the Ma ticnal League leaders pulled the nightcap out of the fire to close the series with an edge of three to two. Larry French gained credit for The victory, his eighth in year, although he worked only two in- nings.
 The Chicago Cubs snapped out of a batting slump Sunday in time to gain an even split with the Bos- ton Braves, winning the nightcap after lowing before Jim Tobin's B. hit pitching in the opener.
 Pitching one of the best games Of his career, Tommy Hughes led the Phillies Sunday to victory over the St. Louis Cardinals in a 15 in- ming struggle. The Cardinals took the second game behind the 5-hit pitching of Lon Warneke and Walk CT Cooper's hitting.
 Home runs splattered all over the Polo Grounds Sunday but most of them rattled off the bats of the Pirates who took both ends of a doubleheader from the New York Giants.
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Gastincau Channel League

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-29
HUSBAND OF FORMER JUNEAU GIRL IS NOW
 OFFICER IN AUSTRALIA

The Portland Oregonian of June l2 contains an article that First Lieutenant Irving I. Ail has ar rived safely in Australia with the United States Army forces and is enjoying the hospitality of the Australians, he has cabled his wife, Mrs. Eva Ail, and their daughter Louise, 19 S. w. Gibbs street. Lieu tenant Ail was member of the Oregon National Guard for num- Der of years.
 Mrs. Ail is the former Eva Yur-
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man of Juneau, daughter of H. J. Yurman, and sister of Mrs. Ralph Mize.
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CARD OF THANKS

With sentiment of deep gratitude we desire to express our deep ap- preciatior to our friends and neigh bors for the kindness and sympathy shown US in the loss of our beloved son, Robert. also for the many beautiful floral offerings.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. B. Cuth-
 bert and family.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-29
B. B. GAME
 ON TONIGHT

There will be baseball game to- night between the Dodgers and Spare Parts. This is the game post poned from last Friday night.
 With the game tonight and the scheduled game tomorrow night be- tween the Joisey Joiks and Spare Parts, the first half of the Gas tineau Channel Baseball League season is ended. The second half begins Friday night with the St. Louis Blues dangling with the Joisey JoikS.
 The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
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TIDES TOMORROW
NOTICE

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BLUES TAKE. 5-1 WIN IN
 JUNEAU GAME
Soldiers Out in Front in League with Sixth Vie-
 tory of Season

The St. Louis Blues added another laurel to their victory crown in the Gastineau Channel league last night, taking a to 1 win from Ju- neau
 Only four batters faced Pavlige in ] the first frame, with Ellenberg be- ing safe on an error by R. Nelson, the next two batters, McDernott and Naughton, fielding out and Rusty polling out to left field. In the Blues half. Fowler was given a pass, was then forced at second by R. Nelson, and Hollen- bach walked. Nelson scored when Corcoran made bad peg to third Then Davis and Snedigar were re- tired on infield plays by Werner and Rustad.
 Get Two Homers
 The Blues put across another counter in the third when R. Mel son homered after one man was out. R. Nelson. first batter up in the fifth, again slugged round tripper over the center field fence and the next three batters were retired on three pitches that re- suited in infield flies. 4h In the sixth, Jake singled, went to second on an error by the right fielder and was brought home on Pavlige's safe hit to left field Nell son led off again in the seventh stanza with a safe clout to center field and later scored on Snedigar's sacrifice fly.
 Juneau Misses Chance
 Juneau's lone tally was annexed in the eighth inning when Ellen berg hit safely to third, stole sec ond and reached home on Nelson's error on a hard hit grounder by Rustad. .8a
 The city team had a wonderful chance in the fifth with the bases loaded and only one away, but neither Naughton nor Rustad were able to connect. Joe Werner ap- peared in the lineup for the first time in several seasons and he held down the hot corner at third ir11 workmanlike manner Huston also did nice job of digging them out of the dirt and elsewhere in the initial corner.
 Following is the box score:
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EYES EXAMINED

and BROKEN LENSES replaced in our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blomgfen Bldg, Phone 63d
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FISHERY HEAD
 TO MAKE TEN
 DAY INSPECTION

Clarence Olson, Fishery Manage ment Supervisor for the Fish and Wildlife Service, left on Woodley -Airways' plane yesterday for the Westward.
 MT. Olson will spend the next week or ten days making an in- spection of the Anchorage and Kodiak districts.
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GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League

Hollywood 10, 0; Los Angeles II 8.
 San Diego 2, O; Portland 1, 2. Oakland 2, 0; San Francisco 8, 3 Sacramento g, 3; Seattle 3, l Second game 13 innings.
 National League Cincinnati 6, l Brooklyn 3, 2. Chicago 0, 5; Boston 3, l. St. Louis 1, B. Philadelphia ?, First game Is innings. Pittsburgh 8, g; New York T, 3.
 American League New York 2, 1; Chicago 6, 13. Washington IA. T; St. Louis 13, 6. Philadelphia 3, 3; Detroit 3, 0. Boston 8, 9; Cleveland 3, 3.
 Gastineau Channel League Juneau l; St. Louis Blues 5.
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st. Louis Blues
Summary

Summary
 Home runs-R. Nelson 2. Two base hit-McDermott. Sacrifice hit-El- lenberg. Sacrifice fly-Snedigar. Stolen bases R. Nelson. Ellenberg Left on bases-Blues 8, Juneau T. Struck out-by Pavlige 8, Jensen i. Base on balls-by Pavlige l, Jensen 3. Wild pitch-Jensen ?. Empires Shaw and Grummet at plate. Duckworth on bases. Time of game-l:d5.
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BUY DEFENSE BONDS
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GAMES SATURDAY
 Pacific Coast League

San Diego I; Portland 2. ~ Oakland T. San Francisco 6. Hollywood II; Los Angeles 3. Sacramento 0; Seattle 5. National League Chicago 0; Boston 4
 Pittsburgh 2; New York 5. Cincinnati 3; Brooklyn 1. American League
 Boston. 6; cleveland 3.
 Washington 3; St. Louis 8. New York 2; Chicago 3.
 Philadelphia 5; Detroit 6. Thir- cen innings.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
DENNIS ALLEN FINALLY
FINDS THE RIGHT SPOT

10 voot row r.n,o anong
-, .,.,',
the ird'erni'y Oh the 'hed'Fe perAeu
up and announced its presence
among the battalion OF entertainers
-rhat-name -is-Dennis-At,en nos.
80 =, o,o =, -. o,o,.o-... IA.
.'s' 0 u 'e e'''' ''H
OF talent yer oiiereo ior applause
Allen has been in show business
four years during which time moth
ing definite seemed N hannah N
LIZ. MI. -, -. ~
nun "'s" anu wherever ne got
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
Drama Groups To
Cheer Soldiers

The troops at Fort Custer WILDE
entertained on Sunday, June %, by
plays. choral group numbers and
solos presented by so patriotic mind
ed members OF music and dramatic
groups. Two performances are
scheduled. the first at pm. in the
Service club at Fort Custer. and the
second pm. at the USO in Battle
Creek.
A cavalcade Of cars will leave
Brewster Recreation center al 0 am.
bearing the entertainers who are
members OF Mrs. Dorothy Steger's
clubs conducted under the auspices
Of the Department Of Parks and
Recreation. The first stop will be
on the shore OF Lake Goguac where
the party will enjoy festive picnic
lunch. A sightseeing tour OF Battle
Creek will also be included.
Five clubs have Joined forces to
bring this entertainment to the men
in service The American Beauty
Dramatic and Glee club will present
a two-sct play. The Exchange
the Marionette Dramatic club will
present a one-acter called "Amazons
on Broadway" The choral groups
include the. Cosmopolitan Choral
Ensemble. the Alpha and Omega
Recreation chorus and the Brewster
Recreation chorus.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

and uncalled for How come?
Alvin Walls and his boys still are
heard from Woods dancing place
as they make music to teach folks
to dance by Ny old friend.
Jimmy Collier, says all the hopcats
are patronizing the Douglas Laun-
dry and Cleaners, is the reason
their cuffs arc so solidly spic and
span That young songbird
heard lately over the ether waves
giving out as publicity for Henry's
Grill isn't there anymore. cause
her paycheck Just amt Don't
forget that swellagant moonlight
and roses boat ride planned for
June % on the steamer Putin
Bay Or that Father Hines
musical session slated for the Stone
called Gray on Monday, June %.
Ask Stutz Anderson 10 reserve you
ticket.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
Army Life Is
Exciting To Him

CAMP LEE. Va.-The Selective
Service act has taken Rafael de
Thomas right out OF a rhumba band
and placed him in 'he Unit Per-
sonnet section Of the 9th Quarter
master Training regiment at Camp
Lee, Va. The sergeant, formerly
a famous rhumba band leader, finds
his present job more Interesting
and exciting than even leading his
band at a party attended by num-
erous dignitaries.
In April of this year, de Thomas
was promoted and placed in charge
Of the payroll section. He has five
clerks working under his super
vision and they have the import
ant job OF preparing first pay for
the new trainees that are assigned
to the Ninth Regiment.
Playing for celebrities is no nov
city to Rafael de Thomas. During
the past five years his well known
rhumba orchestra was featured at
many Of the most famous night
spots in New York. They had
engagements at the Beachcombcr.
La Conga, the Havana Madrid. the
Hurricane and most Of the other
I Loo Do L.. q.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
COLYM THANKS
CONTESTANTS
AND SOLDIERS
Response Was Great;
Boys Are Made
Happy


A the Write Our Soldiers" and
the Soldiers Sweetheart contests
draw 20 a close. four charming
young ladies with the best interest
Of the boys 4 the armed forces IN
mind are almost nip and tuck as
the ba.lotins for the Soldiers
Sweetheart" enters the last stretch
OF the campaign
Miss Pattman Takes Lead
Wnsome Fannie Pat,man has
taken the lead over her nearest
rival, Miss Nedra Jean Crumble,
attractive young Detroit Miss, while
Mae Byers with the alluring smile
ranks in third place
Dark horse and late entrant, Miss
Mary Gordy has come up fast to
take fourth place in the contest
which closes on June 80
Many Soldiers Vote Here
Soldiers from Fort Custer, all the
service ard army branches there,
others from way off Fort Ord, Calf.
and many from Sault Sic. Marie,
Mich. have sent in their ballots,
ell in an effort 10 pick a winsome.
charming and captivating Soldiers
Sweetheart" TO be crowned win
pomp and ceremony at one OF the
citys leading night spots, when the
soldier boys are on leave.
Response Was Great
The response to these two con-
tests intended 10 keep the man pc
hind the gun cheerful, hopeful and
in good spirits and in at least week
" contact with the folks at home
has been more than what was ex-
pected by this colym.
All the patriotic minded and
thoughtful and consderate young
women OF this arsenal of democra-
cv and the soldier boys themselves
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
Swinging
With
NiteliferS'

As men get scarcer and scarcer,
the price Of male companionship
for the fems gets higher and higher.
At least that's what the boys on
hep" street are saying. Who am
to question them?
Some Stuff
Seems more and more music note
readers and writers are now getting
skill in driving the steel buggies
round town and making heaps OF
dough Some OF the fairer ~
sex are taking to long pants like
It was long cherished dream come
true. Some even have boyfriends
90 on their arms All the slic-
kers male and female alike arc
to be found plying the sucker"
hereabouts and doing okly with the
creepstun Don't ask how !
know Thank to our co-workcr
Russ Cowans for his piece on our
behalf in last edition. Hope it
proves effective.
Club Is Ready"
u Horsemen club reminds me Of
"a pa!a.od lady -lgEisas- epe#yeHe-with-
her wiles and she goes out for some
fun. The boys have really done a
swell job putting new paint here
and there and making the spot one
you must enjoy" during your lei
sure hours.
Thank Millions, Girls
The response by so many Of the
young charmers OF our Race in the
"Wrie Our Soldiers and Soldiers
Sweetheart" contest surprised us
with the interest they have shown
towards the boys in the army. Many
thank to each Of you, individually
and collectively. Watch for the an
nouncement Of the gala Growing
party TO be held in July.
p. o. poor Old NY Boykin
seems of his nut as usual and gets
so little colym 1--WE these days e.
And I do know why. But l won't
tell on my good friend.
Will have to start another list Of
those SBT and AYT gals, since folks
seem 10 like he 1--WE so much 49,.
Just be patient. girls.
THIS NJ THAT
Ted Smith, local band man. gets
a well deserved break is now
plucking the guitar strings with
Andy Kinks band. Was known
here as a member OF Kelly Martins
musicmakers.
Heard in on the Eddie Cantor
show tother pyem and was unfav-
orably impresse with the too, too
corny and offside corn that Hattie
McDsniels allowed the writers to
dig up for her role on the show.
Twas strictly "mammyish' drivel
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
Baptist Gets
Air Time On
CHS Hookup

WASHINGTON, D. Can i'm
portant step OF national signifi-
canoe will take place at Atlanta,
Ga, June Is when DR.. William H..
Jernigan OF this city, president of
the National Baptist Sunday School
Congress and Baptist Training
Union, broadcasts over Station
WGST in a Columbia hook-up.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
MADE PETTY OFFICER

COLUMBIA, S. C.-John F. Potts
was recently selected over several
other applicants to be enlisted in
the United States Naval Reserve as
chief specialist with the rank Of
chief petty officer. Potts has been
assigned to the South Carolina navy
recruiting personnel with main
offices in Columbia.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

Once every blue moon there
comes a time when this writer
finds it difficult to pound out the
sf,er-hour 1--WE and give you read
ers some excuse TO perhaps wonder
what makes US tick.
And now, IS one Of those times.
Much to our regret. However, the
stuff must be written. So for what
its worth, here's the comeon:
Seems you gin drinkers and per-
haps few Of you whiskey blend
Slippers will either find taste for
beer or drink the bourbon straight.
Cause INK Sam is gonna ration the
beer, cease making gin and convert
most Of The whiskcy 10 war pur-
poses So what are you gonna do?
Many Thank, Folks
Am more than pleased the way
certain people always think well Of
US and show their friendship in a
fine manner, such as the charming
villa FIoyd attractive Helen psrk7
or winsome Ann .Tobnson and Tho
lovable Tbe1n,a LOO Who s1o1g
Win Jack Tohnsop TaoL Nob1a az
Charles Raavas--s.5--t,,,,--t,,-.-,,7y-
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seems The gav snots arc making
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lines 10 sae inst vbo can ofto-
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