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Evening star., 1945-06-14
Grove and Dean Come Up Well Seasoned

Lefty and Dizzy might be included the fresh
but neither broke records and both had
seasoning the minors before coming Bob Feer
years 36 five three and again in 37
of 6 He began to 1888 when he
II and lost II, and ball of fire thereafter
stepped college the big
practically became fixture 1t took the him
loose from the White Ferr another overnight
sation racng 81 victories against 10 defeats Cleveland
1889 Gf had rookie flash Horace Lsenbee still around at
the old AZ although departed from Washington
lost freshman LSenbees suddenly
collision Cuey Ogden faded
league.
But Gr rookie Sid Hudson who made the long
Jump Sanford Glass Florida State the
and IT out SO his Gf he beginning
to be great pitcher when the service took him.
wouldn't ultimate niche
the majors before
that time the batters
chance figure out their styles their habits their weaknesses and
his first year. Ferriss him tomorrow
a gant-kiIer ourselves"
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Asthma Causes His Discharge From Service

1912 sent him Greensboro of the Piedmont
after medical dis
the this they transferred him to Louisville
condition and there doubt
whether he could stand the grind But he had he puts It,
hard
bring happened since red
letter chapter American League history.
off last Sunday Ferri seemed
his tying Alley Donalds rookie mark of winning his
Donald, old hand at
winning steaks He his first IA for Newark in the In
ternaona and before that put together string OF II at
Binghamton Eastern League.
We trying to recall of standout freshmen OF previous
Griffith gentleman still
fng them darned Yankees trying to spoil his attraction
night them all his mind Walter
anybody like him in their first last he
when Gf speaks of the Big Train light into his
eye that makes him look 20 years younger.
five and lost nine his freshman He broke even
third lost
But Gf reminds that he played pretty ball
teams"
One thing about Walters pitching knew the would be
hour and half When he pitched knew we'd win
bad needed couldn't
that But he didn't waste time walking anybody and there
rallies against
schedules Walter"
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Win, Lose or Draw
Ferriss, Natural as Grass, Is Stoybook HurIer
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.


Dave Ferrss sensational pitcher
W start another winning streak here tomorrow night at the Mats
expense what baseball writer's
He's natural with
and is as modest 12year-old schoolgirl used to
Ferss is crack souhpaw well right -hander
although Joe Cronn restricts him the right fin in action He
fairly good hitter and fielding pitcher should
played position but catcher the the baseball ladder
and in the minors either first the oueld
pitching
The 23-year old also Mississippi mudca from
the little athletic
playing football basket ball and baseball the local high school
He went Mississippi State 1889 became lefthanded
first basean played the oued pitched
the semipro Mississippi te
19 Brattlebore the inactive semipro
Northern League.
Competition tough that circuit only
500 pitcher there Snweiss couldn't hit 30 Dave
didn't think too either until he met Ted williams
Fenway game ANY
body who the Northern win anywhere Williams told
believed the string sugge He
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Ii. March 10 Contest
In -Four Meet.Events
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LYNN, Mass, June 14.-Lt. Harry
March of Camp Edwards. former
Southern Conference track cham
pion while at North Carolina u,
will make the unprecedented at
tempt to win four New England
AAU track and field titles here to-
morrow night at the stadium.
He has entered the high and
broad jumps and the high and low
hurdles.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Audet, Shotput Champ.
To Defend AAU Title

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, June l4.-Earl
Audet of Southern California, ma
tional shotput champion for the last
two years, has announced he will de-
fend his title at the AAU meet at
Randalls Island, N. Y, June 80 to
July l, His best mark this year is
SO feet 71a inches.
Audet was a freshman at George
town before going to the Pacific
Coast, playing football and putting
the shot.
Evening star., 1945-06-14

1t. March, Washingtonian and
former Tech High athlete, is a
tennis star In addition to his track
skill.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
IA. !. 6. Nine III Victor

Marine Corps Institute baseball
team gained a 11-7 victory over the
Navy Yard Marines yesterday on
the Ellipse.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
League Statistics
THURSDAY, JUNE Il, 1845.
AMERICAN.

Results Yesterday.
Detroit, g: st. Louis. 4.
Chicago. 5; Cleveland, 3.
Boston at Philadelphia. rain.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1945-06-14
Charles Town Entries
FOR FRIDAY.

FOR FRIDAY.
weather clear; track good)
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; 4-year-olds
nd up: claiming: about Az furlongs.
Evening star., 1945-06-14

N. Y. at Bklyn.
Phil. at Boston,
Chi. at Pitts. f2).
Only games scheduled
Evening star., 1945-06-14

Games Today.
Boston at Phila.
st. Louis at Det.
Cleve. at Chicago.
Only games scheduled
Evening star., 1945-06-14

6:45 p.m.-Bannick-Vl Vlasar VS.. Groves.
Freeman, McCoy-Dyer VS.. Moore-Baker
Blair-Prince VS., Johnsen-Setten.
p.m-Gray-Helin VS. Bias -McCullnch
The echo., 1945-11-16
| BIBLE QUESTIONS
ANSWERED BY The
| V9lCE 3FPR0pHEGY
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE eRoAnCAsreR

Question--in what year did Wyoliffe
translate the Bible and print It In the
English language?
AnsWer-He translated the New
Testament about 1880 and wrote A
copy by hand. There were no printing
presses in Europe then.
Q.-Did Jacob actually see a Ladder
which reached to heaven?
Ale saw it in dream. Genesis
28:12: and he dreamed, and behold
a ladder set up on the earth. and the
top of 1t reached to heaven: and be.
hold the angels of God ascending and
descending on it"
o.-Please explain Isaiah s:1sa
sand when they shall say unto you,
Seek unto them that have familiar
spirits, and unto wizards that pep,
and that mutter: should not a peopiO
seek unto their God? for the livinq to
the dead?"
A-Ihis Is a strong warning to any
who may be inclined to seek so-caued
spirit manifestations.
Q.-How 90 you defend the cruel
order of Neauonadnezzar las rccc sd
in the BibIe) 70 kill all the wioa "a
Of Babylon just because they coul- e
tell him his dream?
A.-Does anyone defend it? Tie
Bible simply records the wrathtul de.
cree OF this heather king which -
the way was not executed. (See Isa,
lei 2.)
o.-Why is the Spirit of God re-
Vealed only In the New Testament:
A.-The Spirit of God is a subject
OF Old Testament revelation also. For
example, in the first chapter Of tts
Bible 1t is written, "And the Spirit a
God moved upon the face of the
waters; and, In Isaiah 1919, "Whea
the enemy shall come in like a flood,
the Spirit of the Lord shall lift up =
standard against him.
Q.-Does tt5 Bible teach that ia
mankind will ever be united in ons
body?
A.-yes, after the millennium wher
the redeemed of all nations will lire
on the earth made new. "Who shan
not fear Thee, O Lord and gl0rifv This
name? for Thou only art holy: for al
nations shall come and worship befors
Thee; for Thy judgments are made
manifest" Revelation 1854 "And othop
sheep I have, which are not Of this
fold: them also I must bring, and they
shan hear My voice; and there shaE
be one fold and one shepherd" JohR
1918.
The echo., 1945-11-16
NOV. Il, 1915
AN IMPORTENT DATE FOR
THOUSANDS OF ARMY UEEDANS
NOW I'M CIVILIAN LIFE

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reenlist in Uncle Sans new volrIn-
teer peacetime Armv. Because -
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November. II will he able TO ro+l1rn
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The echo., 1945-11-16

WASHINGTON, D. c. BishoP
! J. Ralph Magee Of Chicago (rightI
presents to Ambassador Diamaae
etopoulos a check for $4,000 in q
simple ceremony in the Greek EN-.
bassy here. A gift from the Metho>
dists of America to the children OF
Greece, it will be forwarded to His
Beatitude, Archbishop Damas<iA
nos, Regent of Greece, and dis
tributed for their relief. Looking
on approximately is Archbishop
Athenagorus, primate of the Greek
Orthodox Church of North and
South America. I
Bishop Magee is chairman of the
Methodist Crusade for Christ, one.
phase of which was accomplished
when the Church over-subscribed
by ten percent its rs million dol
lar goal for a relief and recon-
struction fund.
The echo., 1945-11-16
h.c9LIGMTS or THE NEW
ENLISTMENT PRO CRAM

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,oar. i'a'' 80 a,,i;l'',,oI.. .+oJ
80 ~, I'm ne ~, '''eu
men wiz = i''' US ''0e'
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present grades. i t.ey reenlist WITH
in 20 day. .. 4rf uiscaarGa cid before
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Nov. !, - :, vino recniist before
Nov. Il, 1915.
o VI ,l.-i''
service nee tsa f.u.e was is.t1..d.
OF since last entry into service.
-or
The echo., 1945-11-16

on that was called Nice. end Euciu-
If Cyrene. .uG -.-aen wea had
been brought up a.-a Hero5 the te5-
rach, and Sail
2. AS they ministered to the Lord,
and tasted, the Holy Ghost said, Sep
arate me Barnabas and Saul for the
work whereunto I have called them.
3. And when they had tasted and
prayed and laid then hands on them,
hey sent them away.
So they being sent forth BY the
Holy Ghost departed unto Se]eucia;
and from thence they sailed +. Cyprus.
The echo., 1945-11-16
1890


Acts 11:21-30
81 and the hand of the lord was
with them: and great number be-
lieved id turned unto the Lord
came ITO the ears of the church
whiea was in Jerusalem: ana thew
sen nth Barnabas. that he should
60 far as Antioch.
- VINO "hen ne came ana mad
see. 1ne race OF 0o'' was 2Laa ana
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Lon
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Lod
men departed Ha'I''.- To- ial-
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led ... tr
and fought e- people, Aa. ..
G pies w. called Christians
iu Antioch.
2 ..e gn one NJ .a#m
named bus, and the
The echo., 1945-11-16
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Su2l'Hv School
lesson
THE oUTREACH OF THE CHURCH


Memory Seleclou-And he said UNI
TO them g. We into all the world, ano
preach the gospel to every creature.
Mark 1915.
The echo., 1945-11-16

DID Joa attend churcn sunday? IL
you cannot attend your own church,
please attend somebody else's church.
The echo., 1945-11-16

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with ID n: and a great number be-
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%. Then tidings Of these th.nas
came elto the ears of the church
whic was in Jerusalem: ana they
sen nth Barnabas, that he should
60 far as Antioch.
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e. Who, when he came and had
seer the grace of God, was GLAD. and
X0rted them ALL that with purpose
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04

William True was an incoming surgical patient Saturday at St. Ann's Hospital. and was discharged yesterday.
 Mrs. A. c. Rhodes and Mrs. Harry Douglas, both at St. Ann's Hospital for surgery, have been discharged.
 Patte Davis left St Ann's Hospit- al Sunday and returned home.
 David Gray from Nome has been admitted to the Government Hospit- al
 Mrs. Roy Peratroyich, medical patient at St Ann's Hospital, was discharged Sunday
 Mrs Floyd Epperson was dismiss cd from St. Ann's Hospital over the weekend.
 Florence Gamble has left the Government Hospital and returned to her home.
 Sullivan Johnson, Alexsndcr Stew ems and mgyalds Paterson were dis charged from the Government Hos pital over the weekend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
SPORT SHORTS

NEW YORK - Senator A. B. Happy" Chandler, new Commission CT of Baseball, will be introduced to New York sportswriters tonight at a dinner at the New York Athletic Club.
 NEW ORLEANS -- Holman Will Hams ef Detroit, Mich, claimant to the duration middleweight title, and Louis Kid Cocoa, New Eng land champion, will meet in 15- round boxing match here June 15 the winner to meet Charley Burley, of Pittsburgh, Pa, few weeks later
 NEW ORLEANS -- Tulane Uni versity, with 31 points, won the Sand annual Southern Amateur Athletic Union Track and Field Meet yester- day, but a two-man team from the New Orleans Athletic Club tied fo1 second honors with Louisiana State University.
 ST. LOUIS = Cleveland Ameri- cans qualified to meet Brookhattan eastern champs, in National Chal- lenge Cup Soccer final by beating St Louis Rafterys, 20, for the western title. A
 NEW YORK = Brooklyn Tigers of National Football League, gained the right to play home games in Yankee Stadium, starting in 1946.
 Louisville Mrs w. G. Lewis Darby Dieppe, S38.2o, surprised by winning the $10,000- added Blue Grass states at Churchill Downs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
PACE UNCHANGED ASp.(.L. LEADERS
 SWING TO S0UIH
Beavers Hold 2h Game Lead After Sunday Split
 in Rainiers' Home Camp
(By Associated Press)

Portlands Beavers, over the hump in their crucial series with Seattle and leading the Pacific Coast League pack by two and a half games, head toward California this week along with the Rainiers.
 The Northwest teams split a Sunday twin bill after Seattle had taken Saturdays tilt In their Cali fornia invasion the Rainiers will tackle San Francisco while the Beavers take on Los Angeles.
 Oakland retained its grip on third place by copping Saturdays encounter with the Seals, 6-5, and splitting Sunday double header. Oakland won the first, 20, and San Francisco the second, 7-2. San Diego regained fifth spot by knocking off Sacramento twice Sunday by a pair of 4-3 scores, after losing 9-3 in II innings Saturday. Los Angeles made 1t three in a row over Hollywood in weekend clashes. The Angels won Saturdays game, 9-8, and Sundays tilts, TO and 4-3.
 Don Pulford yielded seven singles in hurling Portland to a 5-2 win in Sundays opener, while Joe DeMoran and Syl Johnson shared q five-hit exhibition in Seattle's 2-1 nightcap victory. The Rainiers took Saturdays game, 5-4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
CRITICALLY BURNED JUNEAU BOY LEAVES HOSPITAL FOR HOME

After almost seven weeks at the Government Hospital recovering from electric burns, 14-year-old Waverly Peterson returned to his home today, still bandaged, but with not permanent injuries as the result of his contact with a 23-000-volt power line last April IS.
 Son of Mrs M Osmena of Juneau, Waverly climbed to the top of a 35- foot power -line tower of the Alaska Juneau Mining Company, located on the mountainside above Fourth and Gold streets, it will be recalled.
 Armed with pliers and wrenches, he apparently intended some ama- teur repairing on line he thought was dead, since the mine was not operating.
 The boy was found unconscious at the foot of the tower and taken to the Government Hospital, burned so severely that at the time he was not expected to live.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
Outing for Bridal
 Party Held Sunday

Held Sunday at the summer home of the bride-elects parents at Tee Harbor, the pre-nuptial party for Rcnnie Jean Klein and Signalman Ralph E. Randall, U. s. Coast Guard, whose wedding will take place June ', was given for the bridal party rom D. m. to midnight
 Salmon fishing from Mir. John Hlain's boat, swimming and a buff let supper were enjoyed by the guests. The bridal couple presented their guests with charming gifts and the day closed with toasting marsh nallows in the fireplace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
CLUBS FIND VESTS
 VERY ROUGH
Midwest Half of Serior Cir. luif Takes Six-of- Seven
 Sunday . Cards Climb
By JOe Reichler Associated Press Sports Writer)

The National Leagues four east ern clubs today had lost their faith in Horace Greeley's advice to young men to go west.
 ! After yesterdays debacle when they lost six of seven games lone was suspended because of Penn sylvania's curfew law the senior loops eastern teams left the in- hospitable west with an embarrass- ing record of only IT victories in 52 games. This compares with the American Leagues western clubs showing in the east of B wins against 30 defeats.
 The world champion St. Louis Cardinals edged into third place by winning nine of their last 14 games, including yesterdays double header from the Giants, ll-3 and 8-2. Charley Red" Barrett, whom ! the Redbirds received from Boston in the Mort Cooper deal, accounted | for his third straight victory in the { opener
 | Cincinnati's Reds extended their winning streak to eight straight by downing Brooklyn twice, 6-2 and 3-1. The double triumph placed them on an even 500 basis making six teams in the loop with 800 or better.
 The Pirates took their third straight one-run decision from Philadelphia, 7-6. in the opener of twin-bill. The second contest was halted by Penns T D. m. curfew law, with the Phillies leading, 11-9, after six innings. The game will be concluded July 12.
 Boston's Braves gained the east S only victory, defeating the Chicago Cubs 2-l in the opener and drop ping the nightcap, 3-l. Bob Logan spaced Il hits effectively to gain his second triumph in the first game, while Claude Passeau spun a gaudy two-hitter in the after i piece.
 The First place New York Yan- kees retained their two-game lead over the runner-up Detroit Tigers in the American League by divid- ing two games with Cleveland. The | Yankees won the opener, 8-2, fol Hank Borowy's seventh triumpll against one loss, and the Indians annexed the nightcap, Al, behind Steve Gromek's six hitter.
 Detroit and Boston exchanged a pair of 4-5 scores. Penn's curfew law broke up spectacular 13- inning scoreless pitching duel be- tween the Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Browns, after Russ Christopher had hurled the As to a 3-1 triumph in the opener for his eighth victory Washington and Chicago halved their twin bill After Roger Wolfe won his fifth to give the Mats 3-1 victory Johnny Humphries out pitched Marine Pieretti, 5-1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
THREE CONFIRMED, !
 LUTHERAN. CHURCH

Yesterday at the Worship Ser vice, the Lutheran Church conducted the rite of confirmation for the three boys who had completed the catechetical course. The boys are James Maurstad, Harold Sunderland and James Busch.
 Following the confirmation the boys received their first commun- ion; the congregation joining witt them in the partaking of the Lords Supper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
HOSplIAL NOTES

Lula Coleman entered St. Ann's Hospital Sunday for medical care.
 Mrs. Clara Thomas from Rake end Nancy Wilson from Skagway have been admitted to the Govern mant Hospital.
 Mrs. Marcelo Quinto and baby girl have returned home from St. Ann's Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
SWANBY TO HOONAH

George Swanby is leaving today for Hoonah, where he will assist in organizing the canning machin- cry for the Icy Straits Packing Company. Swanby is trouble shooter for the American Can Co., and just completed servicing the machinery for the Douglas Packing Company here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
BETTY LOU HAIRED E
 NOW IN (pR OFFICE

Betty Lou Hared, Juneau girl who starts her final year in the High School here in September, is now in the office of Harry Godson, local agent of tie Canadian Pacific. Miss Hared entered on her new duties on the first of the month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS
American League)

Saturday Scores Cleveland, 4, New York, 0. Boston, B. Detroit, l. St. Louis, g. Philadelphia, 0. Washington, 8; Chicago, 1.
 Yesterdays Games New York, 8-l; Cleveland, 2-4. Philadelphia, 80; St. Louis, l-o Second game called end of 18th Sunday curfew).
 Boston, 4-3; Detroit, 3-4. Washington, 3-1; Chicago, Is.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04

Burning Dream, Best Effort, By meabond and Pot OLuck were also rans.
 GREAT LAKES, Ill.--Great Lakes Navy won the Central Collegiate Track Meet with 48 points. Purdue was second.
 Annapolis Navy easily won the 1lth Annual Heptagonal Track title with 87l2 points. Cornell and Dart mouth tied for second.
 Empire want ads get quick resUIts
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
REBEKAH DRILL TEAM
 TO PRACTICE TONIGHT

The Rebekah drill team will practice tonight at 7;30 o'clock for initiation. The practice will be held in the Odd Fellows Hall and all members are requested to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
RETURNS HERE

Thomas Jensen returned last Friday after several weeks in Southeast Alaska towns on official business for the Office of Price Administration. Most of this time was spent at Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
ROUND TRIPPERS

Mrs. G. E. Bach and son, Gary, returned yesterday from a round trip visit to Sitka and way ports. While in Sitka, Mrs. Bach paid a brief visit to her sister, Miss Laina Aalto.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
NEW PROPERTY OWNERS

MT. and Mrs. Frank McIlhardy have purchased the Sparks cottage and property at Third and c Streets, where they have resided for the past year The deal was made with Mrs. Nell Kilburn as agent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
Saturday Scores

Saturday Scores Seattle, 5; Portland, 4. Los Angeles, 9; Hollywood, 8. Oakland, G. San Francisco, 5. Sacramento, 9; San Diego, 3.
 Yesterdays Games Portland, 5-1; Seattle, 2-2. Oakland, 2-2; San Francisco, or Los Angeles, 7-4 Hollywood, O-3 San Diego, A; Sacramento, 3-3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
(NatiOnal League)

Saturday Scores
 Boston, 5: Chicago, 4. (l0 inn ings). Pittsburgh, T; Philadelphia, 6. New York, 3; St. Louis, 2. Brooklyn at Cincinnati, post poned)
 Yesterdays Games Boston, 2-1: Chicago, 1-3. Cincinnati. 6-2; Brooklyn, 2-1. St. Louis, 11-8; New York, 3-2. Pittsburgh, T; Philadelphia, 6. (10 innings, second game. called, Sunday curfeW)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04

RESIDENCE on Aux Bay. Partly furnished. Beautiful view. Call 190 or Blue 298.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04
OVER-STUFFED DIVAN. Inquire at the Snap Shoppe.

GAS BOAT-"Chechako," has g skates new gear, also new trolling gear. $500, cash. Call at 306 Willoughby.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04

WANTED furniture. 306 Will loughby. Phone 788.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-04

FOUR HOUSES rooms each, furnished. Income property. $lo,- GOO. See Ray at the Victory Bar before p. m.