1961 World Series to Start on Wednesday, Oct. 4 then you AREN'iyHiRT WHICH OF THE ^ ^oremEn whet^ Ia^atTB CHICAGO un — The 1961 THREE MEN WITH GAUGhTER^ WHO TOOK I THE AiRf-WrHiutiT F«\VF BEEN A I PfcCOyJ World Series will open on Wed- FLIGHTS THAT 0AV MIGHT HAVE BEEN Oot. 4, in the park of the TOUR HU5BANP ; nesday, American League pennant win- ner, presumably the New York Yankees, Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick announced yesterday. Frick said the series will start on that date if no playoffs are necessary in either league and if Cincinnati wins the National League pennant. If Los Angeles should spurt to the National League title, the series would get under way one later. IF day YOUR HUSBAND HAD LEFT HIS CAR AT \ ANy OF TyeS,.. SEVERAL PLACES Frick told newsmen that: If THE AIRPORT A •• A5 PECOy AND STAYED b YOU'VE O/VEN ME NEW HOPE COljuOM HERE EX) Cincinnati is the National League >D|J HAVE ANY IDEA WHERE I >OU.-.WOULD>OtJ...HELPME fr- HE MK3HT BE HIWN6 champion, the first two games of WITH )€XJR fMUoHTER? ? ^—V^F<NQ the aeries would be played Wed- nesday, Oct. 4, and Thursday, Oct. 5, in the park of the Amer- ican League champion. The reason it was decided to set 'back the opening game one day, if Los Angeles wins, is that the Coliseum has been booked for a football game between Iowa and the University of Southern California on Saturday, Oct. 7. Frick announced that prices would be the same as last year— box seats $10, grandstand $7, c room $4 and bleacher WOULD YE MIWD 6E GLAP TO standing > BUT,^ fVu. * seats $2 A DIVE FEPCOOSIM | piyg FOR YOU/ per game. YOU'PE CUTE//, The Yankees are ahead of their 3 closet competitor, Detroit, by 11 0 B-'KVAU'ME? games in the American League. Cincinnati leads the National League with a 5Vfe game margin over Los Angeles. OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH JOHN L. MAAKESTAD. Pastor SUNDAY 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service TUESDAY 7:30 p.m.—Our Savior’s Lutheran _I Church Women IT'S KIUTHIW' MEAM FRUM TH' TOP 0\ WEDNESDAY FERCIKIPV/, 7:30 p.m.—Mid-Week SHE'S TH‘ TH' 70WEP 'WAV Meeting CHAMPEEW DOWNy THURSDAY B HIGH DIVER 0‘TW' fVEi^ATf^WM^TWEWAYV. 7:30 p.m.—Luther League I////,/"/ i^ --m ■ Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce Meets Every Monday Noon at North Star Dining Room Don Hoover, President ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1 Order of Eastern Star Barbara Martin Worthy Matron Bev Morgan Secretary I | Meets First and Third Mondays .