The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 26, 1933, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 1933. curities Aet is a necessa:y! ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER couldn’t functon and the President couldn’t lead or|had turne i ; s 5 v had turned down again after a when he cut the expendi- H. J. TURNER. Secretary | Purniture Company was expected i D .l IflSka E'n -r Representatives got a chance to vote on it. It was|<bvious choice is to postpone, pre- | he el t 5 ™ ¥ ! block he 3 8 aders scrap, th Re- [erinning in th ’ X e i al y 4 pl € |blocked in the House by the Republican leade to scrap, the ideal gf Sezinning i the effort to make|} !| PROFESSIONAL Fraternal Societies | ¥ R e sl | as long as that party was in control there. As soon|COX adopt the orthodox | jnance more responsible. The ob- | zn \IEARO ACO 1 g OF | ROBERT W. BENDER - -. GENERAL MANAGER |45 the Democrats came into power in the House, neasures for restor:ng confidence f jections to the act arse irom fear | \ ¥ = e | ks b BB | i Deceribér, 1001, SHEPIMIRREALLY throhigh. mong business men and investors, |15 to how certain of the labilities (| From The Empire Helene W.L. Alh ¥ Gastineau Channel | | il Sty Everie sntobt Buodky By the| ' The first. Sjate:to saidty. it was Virginia, om{iDd BT TEHTER have its head.| night be interpreted in a geuerall | elene W. L. recht | |: — i EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Main |nrrcn 4 1932, The thirty-sixth State was Mi (|My own conviction is that those | mc of vindictiveness. The| ;.._......1\, PHYSIOTHERAPY B P. 0. ELKS meets A Streets, Juneau, Alnska R ol s ate was VSS9 who take this view misjudge thel;am s true of the fear of in- OCTOBER 26, 1913 | | Massage, Electricity, Infra Red B30 § - = - - which acted on January 23, 1933. Although the reso-| ., r of the 1 1t 4 ¥ d o ! " every Wednesday at A h Entered in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class | &) ot < \~|temper of the people. is true| 1ation is not an expansion of The Rev. Livingston F. Jones, | | Ray, Medical Gymnastics, | T ,*;r g matter. ey 2 K | lution provided that ratification by 36 out of the|ina; the confidence of business| he me of payment or & rise In! for more than 20 years in charge| | 307 Goldstein Building (]8 p.m Vis g ' f SUBSCRIPTION RATES, 48 States could be had in seven years, three-fourths |men neceds to be restored. But it | he price level that men really fear. lof the Bregbyterian’ Thtan: siidon’ 1 Phone Office, 216 brothers v\elcome.] z | Dellvered by carrier in Juneau and Douglas for $1.25|of the States—or all that was necessary—ratified it so true that another kind of | r almost, @ % s : R el g | L. W, Turoff, Bxalts er month n' fa almost all men desire|at this place, was expected to.ar-| = M. 1. Sides [ Daia at the following rates: within less than 10 months, and in four months/cenfidence needs to be restored— | hese things. It is that an igno-|rive in Juneau on “the Je”?‘rsa“.'—-————-————-—. s ed Ruler. M. H. 3 i x months, In advance. | more the other 12 had approved it the confidence of the mass of peo-|rant and grecdy agitation may dé-| from a protracted visit to the Rast | | | Resroley, 3 they will promptly The greatest demonstration for its need was :)lv. in the justice, the grriciency, prive sident of his power t0|and South. Rev. Jones was dele-| | DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER A KNlGI/I;S OF COLUMBUS of any failure or Irregularity | furpished last December. President Hoover was de-| ¢ 'he social responsiilfy Jef fmana, v, and then run wild. | gate to the Atlanta genera] assem- || DENTISTS | | Seghers Council No. 1760. 3 B Business Offices, 374 | feated for re-clection in November preceding, and| lemocratic institutions. Mr oose- . s bly of the Presbyterian church the | | Blomgren Building | | Meetings second and 1ast MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. there were nearly 200 “lame ducks’ serving in the e‘xvf.m.m;\ ‘r: ray .the hopes sym-| T s why it Is vitally import- | previous May and had been south | PHONE 56 Monday at 7:30 p. m. The Assoclated Press 1s exclusively entitled to the | o e and Senate who had lost t “eats in the| Cli7ed by the New Deal. To do|ynt that the President should con-| since. | Hours 9 am. to 9 pm. |} pangent prothers urg- use for republication dited to b SRE {that would be to sow dragon’s teeth | linually make clear at important B . it or not othermise cr lso the |same election. The November vote Was an OVer- |, gisillusionment and cynicism for | jun that his TAadeIis 13 ‘vn o ——————————"|~d to attend. Councll | ocal news published herein. deioai o ey g il B e L i ! : A v Garside] Ch , Fifth Strect | o A whelming “lack of confidence” vote Congress | the future, once the business cycle | m .d. This 1S what he did 1“5“1,“11??,? :f::filld forn :«hc g::;x:u! ; Dr. C. P. Jenne sx;ob;r;.g CMULLEI; b i s = | DENTIST - ’ J THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION L TRAN T O A . ————————|drive. Public business was at a standstill because|period of revival. For the New(sres in the budget, closed the), = PR N Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine | Ay of that fact, and public welfare suffered. The Deal is a supreme test of the pow- 53”;; and opened them, legalized\lo e real yC oAr “octc’upmcg ]y o= Building | | 3 country drifted dengerously until March 4, when ajer of men to control competitive |géer, laid the embargo on gold, and;vembgr l'bu_m%fii‘“gs ?r; flf a;::; | Telephone 176 | Our trucks go any place any | new leadership checked i, gave the Nation a re- |acquisitiveness under a system of fbove ail proved that he was thelc2? MER PN U0 S ——m} | time. A tank for Diesel Oil | birth of confidence, new hopes and new ideals. Had [ordered libe Whatever the mo- ited leader of an overwhelm- | 4 g m| | 8nd a tank for crude oil save ! the Twentieth Amendment been in effect then. a“f‘;‘{ti“::j ”'P‘-”M to abandon it, yority in Congress. This §5| 4150 Hendrickson had accept- | Dr. J. W. Bayne | burner trouble. i |ereat deal of material damage would have been " B 5% LT e e ey oo ed 8 position in the clothing de- | | ' “DENTIST ° ‘ A b AV Vel he Of site course, whic! 54 my 8¢ y en, | N g : erted and much valuable time saved. to install the New Deal and let|with a speculative in“atmnary‘p:"":nem of the. Isa Goldsteln’.‘ Rooms 5-6 Trmng!? ledg,m RELIABLE TRANSFER | Recovery wait, is equally to be re-|stock market boom on his hands, e { | Ofice hours, 9 am. 0 l') § ST | Those critics who question the works arising| RS CCh O B0 the back of [he refused to make any move 0 o © m xaser, Milton Winn,|| EeRinESPY dypaiimen e | from the New Deal ought to enlighten the countryiip.i. pesds would like to do this|demonstrate his control over the Y x. S‘hat“uck “a;xd i Pos: Phone 321 | ‘5 I currency. This is the kind of thing Lo e e s N " las to their opinion of the deal that immediately preceded it. also misjudge the temper of the | people. They fail to see that in- ability to produce substantial evi- dences of Recovery will produce a action, not in favor of, but against the principles of the New ton formed a very interesting hunt- he did magnificently just the other ing party that had taken Dr. Ka- day, when he addressed the Am- ser's cruising launch Santa Rita can Legion. X and gone on a hunting exper’ion It is not necessary for him to to Auk Cove. Mr. Poston wasj make cast-iron pledges covering all representative of a largs cartridge | Bl T i's Wise to Call 48 Juneau Transfer Dr. A. W. Stewart DENTIST Hours 9 am. to 6 pm. SEWARD BUILDING Germany seems to be again looking for its place | It ought to ask Mr. William Hohen-| exile, where that| 'in* the sun. zollern, Holland’s most famous MORE ASSISTANCE ‘WILL BE NEEDED. § i Deal. Only the very naive pro-|the different subjects ihat agitate | o\ c0oturing concern. fice Phone 469, Res. 1 T settiiia aside: $100,000 and slloting {t for public ALRIRIRARI LI, [ ressive can imagine that this re-|men's minds, It would be foolish ™™ 5 ‘ e o ot é Y : relief works in and around certain Indian and Eski-' _|action would promote the ideas|to make such pledges when issues eception was given | g————— ————8 0. when in need i pe he code for rubber overshoesina¢ ih t ad d _ |are not ripe for decision. What he A general recepti g B 2 § mo communties in Alaska, the Public Works Ad- We ho, that ¢ nat the most advanced progres: i 3 ® W. Jennings e i e P to Judge and Mrs. R. J 55| g - of MOVING sives desire, ¢an do is to disclose his intention short-term | °ut fear or favor and to be gov- ini . . i provides proper penalties for the fellow that takes | ) ministration has recognized a situation that is un- i % 3 3 . 0 A s Cine e |] J i B s i rhsinea los oy, Hesenibe: NG TRICARIN Tbares an old one in 1S Placs. o B e e eed Mens Han in|| Dr. Richiard Williams 1 or STORAGE Where, /et ate, wes (o TR 3 4 that ¢ The function was under | | DENT](‘T . of the comparatively small number of people in- i was [F8Y. fERRefmrce iby the direction of a committee of the | | Fllel Oil OFFICE AND RESIDENCE been forthcoming months ago came for charity what St. Thomas Aquinas was fOr |tion and vested interests. The MORE for LESS FIREREET e added to the equipment of Mis- There is scarcely a single form of charity i thgy volved and their remoteness from the rest of the Catholic Charities ) erned himself by the facts of the { =2 objective of Recovery and the long- S % o e Vi I country. The 30,000 aborigines, men, women and - L soctive. of weconstructionz |case and his own conscience. businese “Tg e there Was & | Gastineau Buflding, Phone 481 | children, in Alaska are as but a grain in a wheat- (New York Times.) | e ieanbina: 1t ary. 16 b prln-i The one thing he cannot afford large attendance. 4 Coal filled elevator compared to the unemployed of the So excellent an example in organizing its charities | i1 which has been, I believe, |15 '© drift. But as long as he can' oo T Binging one of e . { United States as a whole. And the villages in which has been set by the Archdiocese of New York under | 1o eccential reason for Mr. Roose- | convince thq country that he has the lstest good busiriess ;truc{uresi—’ - . Transfer they reside are not only remote from the Nationai the direction of Cardinal Hayes that hg hfs COMe [ v ajioe 4o imense success. From: ithe the rufider in hi.\_; ha;;ds, the na- m‘bn ofected B e v 8 — 1 capital, they are almost as remote from Juneau, to be known as"the “Apostle of Charity.” Such day he took office he began to ?gn‘ wxllAbchfi_vc in 'hxm am"lcml:- lica]fv completed. The lower floors the Territorial capital, as well as other settlments beneficent, “action” as he represents Was Never mOe | goyern In a series of sharp and ! e At i Will be e to be occupied by Simpkins| Opt. D. 5 .4 e ehitos. For the latter roason the conditions pre- needed than now. It is expressed in the Actvitiesgecisive acts he convinced the ranslated into the confiderce of ‘i preoman as a stationery store | | grpauate Los Angeles Col- . i e . 5 Tist unknown. of the Catholic Charities, illustrated by the Society | ynole people that the Govenment |©PterPrise. and book bindery. The Front|| jcpe of Optometry and ’ § 8 » g i e el 2 | H M o id % ftor them ought to Bave of St. Vincent de Paul, which is today celebraiing|was master in its own house as Street building was owned by Judge | Onthalmology onneru s f oney REOVIOR, SIOFR, for e 8 its centenary. It takes its name from one Who be-|aeqinst all lobbies minorities, fac-| RiOt guns using either 1ong Or .y omas s. Ralph E. Rob- - d ! As early as last > J hor & PR B feal Thomas R. Lyons, Ralpl | | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Grount phdrt TALRE L € been ortcon and J. F. Mullen. ] ! Spring, Indian reservations in the country at large schools. astoundins change OTipHbNE Beokc | 5 not “successfully under- State highway patrolmen. i recelved substantial grants of money from the existing in America that wa |t s ot brought ARGIE el sor R < o 2 ¢ brought a y any | sori [+ Emergency Conservation funds. Although the whites taken by him three centuries ago” though there|one measure, but by the evidence | § : DR. K. E. SOUTI:IWIELL g T of Alaska shared in other money from the same have been many changes in method and treatment, |that the' Government was both|: ! . Optometrist—Optician —_— el No. 1 One-Panel Door Resurrection Lutheran ||| gyes Examined—Glasses Fitted | —n Notably, he recruited and trained his “armies of | wey intentioned and strong. Men | | source none of that which was turned over to the i [ |1 Room 7. Valentine Bid. 2'6" x 6’6" NOwW Church | JUNEAU-YOUNG | k Office of Indian Affairs found its way to the charity” lay men and women as well as the Sisters | grysted Mr. Roosevelt to experiment i fue Bk i Indians of this Territory. Had it been, some Of Charity, to visit and relieve the poor in thell |pecause they saw that he had the | Doors,Sash and $4905 | | REV. ERLING K. OLAFSON, Office Pnone 484; Residence | own homes, and made such provision for the relief |gjtuation in hand. | ) Millwork, beauti- 29 ! s P o 238, Office riours: 9:30 Funeral Parlorg | l Robert Simpson ‘ suffering and want undoubtedly would have been folly dodlgned, of ina - to 12; 1:00 to 5:30 Ao | of the destitute that in his field of ministry there | % - f i y y conti ! | ! 30 AM. al! averted this Winter. Money from the Public Wm}(s was no excuse for street begging, which was there- B“,; keeping con: mu.a]]y vivid FheI tabiols Fopr kb ances .L Morning Worship 10:30 AM. s ¥ i £ inist: vas slow, also, in being made avail- § conviction that he has the situation | i b ) e R —_ and Embalmers Administration was slow, aleo, u fore abolished. Pope Leo XIIL in 1833, declared || ‘ i atmoneysaving. Complete | _ ol nignt Meneest o able to the aborigines. So slow, that it is NOW py «the special patron with God” of all charitable (% band. he can work his way | service. Estimates prompt. | g — -——-—= ———@ | ® - ay Phone 12 | 3 ot Yy’ : v A through the dilemmas and con-| Iy. Write for Catalog. | i{| Rose A. Andrews e impossible to do any construction work in hundreds gssociations emanating from him in France, and two e aleb5s Of Tis abal tahe Moratt) | = & | of communities scattered widely from the shores of years later he extended the scope of his patronage ‘m?‘do xt.:’\;zf ':lsu‘n\m( v-;aj{or ]:?\él [ FINE | i G“dx:f“i B:;;e,_ s 5 tHe Arctic Oceaf ‘to’AMaska's'squthetn coast. Direct to . include all charitable associations —existing |y .. et ']'mqlvm’]‘ggmwm | Watch and Jewelry Repairing ! | | Flectric g:l;:; .- S B I 9 | relief is all that can help those people now. throughout the Catholic world. s tsiness SERY Gt TAveato | at very reasonable rates | “_“‘e;l e, anm"’:ou';"pm A ]V IS The sum allotted, however, will relieve much The directors of organized Catholio charittes trom | T V% L iCr B o oF the | WRIGHT SHOPPE | |8 ;:;cemour by Appointment | want and misery. The approved program, which one hundred American dioceses gathered here on the |y " " “tne penaltics of the Se- | | PAUL BLOEDHORN iy and Main Phone 259 Everything in Furnishings has not been fully announced, ought to be made hundredth flnm":sa;g”of u?;erfcr;edh;g‘i;:rr;;i;engi curities Act) or the’ possibllitiAs 011‘, - b ol o for Men ; AL st i held in Lyons Ozanam, yesterday adopted a charter which gives assurance that Catholics will not only do their full part in meeting their individual and family re- sponsibilities, but participate actively and intelli- tional funds should be made available to care for gently in programs of public welfare. The agencies, the needs that undoubtedly exist. The Public Works “naturally confined to certain standardized services,” Administration has moved in the right direction, look to Catholic Charities for help in dealing with | inflation? It is the fear that the President will lose control of the | situation and be carried mo one | R knows where. That is the fear.| Enlightened men must know that the basic conceptions of the N. R.| w -/‘ A. represent a ne ry evolution | 5& of modern industrialism. But they | o | flexible so that if for climatic reasons it is found impossible to put through any project, the funds set up for it can be diverted to some other community that is not included in the list approved. Addi- ‘8 e T R B THE JUNEAU LAunpry Franklin Street between Front an” Second Streets | ]ones-S;:vens Shop Cigars LADIES'—CHILDREN'S . READY-TO-WEAR Cigarettes | Seward Street Near Third Candy 4 B e ] TR = and it should move far enough to take care of the persons of the Catholic faith. To this close cOm-|yp,,y also that the working PHONE 4 ¢ g out of W 359 situation which is serious enough to occasion real bination of public and private effort in the great {ihav evolution (::1115 Sob, Jong ad<g f m Cards PSR ot p R concern over the welfare of literally thousands of Problem of relieving human suffering the charter | sement and contrivance and com- | MONEY i m_ pledges continuing and zealous adherence. | The renewed resolve of these hundred dioceses goes further. It declares that Catholic Charities cannot be satisfied “merely with the alleviation of ALLAMAE SCOTT Expert Beauty Specialist PERMANENT WAVING Phone 218 for Appointment promise, which can be carried out | )¢ successfully only if all the interests | concerned are steadied and calmed | by a firm assertion of the national | JUNEAU FROCK SHOPPE “Exclusive but not Expensive” Indians and Eskimos this Winter. The . The money you spend on a washwoman 52 times a year; the cost of soap and wash- | LAMK DUCK ACT EFFECTIVE. | Yet credit does not expand. Apart ifrom credit which Government agencies are employing, there is lonly the most miserable trickle of | capital expenditure in the form of | | new corporate financing and mort- age money. Here are the reservoirs 'of credit full to overflowing and istration has now reached, difficulties of combining a quick Recovery with far-reaching Recon- struction are particularly acute and complex. This is in the effort to revive the capital expenditure, which alone can revive the heavy industries that account for perhaps human suffering and want” The constant aim A L £ power. So also they know that| ing utensils that have to be The Twentieth, or so-callea “lame duck” amend- XMUSt be "o give (e piile the opperiiiia g [! ‘frequently replaced; tne New Entrance Pioneer Barber Shop Coats, Dresses, Lingerie ment to the Federal Constitution became effective sem;re” “;::rg theifn;\:l‘;-: f“’s's,;’].e ngs 4 ""Ma_rsi l wear and tear on clothes far . | — 2 Boslery and Hats some ten days ago, fixing a new date for the open- p oty o e TAeh Y |§ | greater by home methods; g P 4 1~ Perkins also urged in her address of Monday, a right [ . ° e || £ i ing of Congressional sessions and for the Presi- o protection aaginst the hazards of unemy WAKE UP Youn | { | the possible illness due to RS e e ployment, | itary processes or over- LE dential inauguration. By its terms, President Roose- accidents, sickness and old age. ELy tpeariary o o rc nc JUNEAU SAMP HOTEL ZYNDA velt will be the first Chief Executive of the Nation Former Governor Smith's voice at the great lIVER B“_E— SR RTs ot your own T SHOP La to serve less than a four-year term since it will public meeting Sunday night gave the command to ‘ ;,h.e!.l i‘;xsn )er th e&e:lxz v:l’:h The Little Store with the rge Sample Rooms require the inauguration to be held on January go forward: “You must either give time or money | 0'" CALOM EL § oo tov- et Sl Pabst F. ® 181G VALUES ELEVATOR SERVICE i 20, instead of March 4. It provides that Congress or both, and you must do it for the Jove of God.” wIT“ B et P v abst kFamous 8. ZYNDA, Prop. . I ' Vol R B shall meet on January 3 of ea g T T N o | % z a-]r]“.o records of noieswpr: :::azf;;ed in adopt{ng" Three-point-two may have its merits, but. we And You'l Jump Out of Bed in Draught Beer e et eyl ' : s s ing Rarin’ to Ge Alaska On Ti — the Amendment. One of thesé was that it was “&‘)‘“. ‘h"z);’?“‘"“f ‘Ye"l" Beli-beat, for, 0 perioen tho Morning n 1ap C. L. FENTON ‘ GARBAG—_E—. ratified by all of the 48 States; the first change (LOraine, Ohio, Journal) I yem fol gour end gmk end 13 wrtd L ik s . CHIROPRACTOR | MeE HAULED | in the Constitution to be approved by thal DUMDeT.| iier plang to revise the Bible to suit himself. ..__l:"' o Iaative candy e chaving aundry JIMMY" CARLSON Soutn ¥ront St, next to I Sessemsblo Monthly Rates A The speed of ratification set another mark. It t00k wonder if he won't feel a bit self-conscious when =~mm"'dmd | Brownie’s Barber Shop | E. O. DAVIS l many years to get it before the country. The he comes to the chapter about Balaam’s speech- | , Fof ‘ean't do it. They only move the orfice Hours: 10-12; 2-§ | TELEPHONE 584 ¥ ) S st imes A g e bowels & mere movement doesn’t get at ' by Appointment | Day Phone 37] [} { Senate passed it six times before the House of gifted mount.—(Ohio State Journal. | Vi coum. Tha pesson for your down-uii-out. | \) \‘ L ”‘ 17| 1/1 /l// '/ Evenings ! e 371 | e E e - | g b e e s Do i | N A ‘Y —————d | possible to feed cnterprise with | o 1 thiblels pot owing frely, yoor ood | N3 \ N S Sy Y . capital funds. But as to enterprise | Seemyaet It Imt decs e hove s | N 4 GENERAL 3 Today and Tomorrow . | s s i scine reien,| St et | N Harry Race ||| Lonnaptidt i in the mixture, the Administration | gehesand you {eel down and out. Your whole \ MAYTAG PRO) i B : it is clearly under the influence of | @wbem is poisoned. N i DUCTS ; —~--+ By WALTER LIPPMANN -~=-=---===3 |djvided and conflicting sentiments. m r“um N\ Conservatlsm [ DRUGGIST W. P. JOHNSON ; . G It would like to see business as of bile floving freely and make'yom | NN} » “THE SQUIBB STORE” The President’s Task enterprising as it was about 1926, h:‘:m’m‘& ! § ” —Y No. 3.—Enterprise and the N Deal a time when business was good but | when it comes to making the bile flow trealy. | N T —— 0. S Ml: ewl; l’:(‘ vd\l'l( e New Dea the excesses of the boom had not “f,}#‘fl:““‘"&“mm | \‘ st | ,T—’_ —e opyright, 1933, New York Tribune Inc. im developed. On the other hand, Livee Pills on the red label. Rismnts | —which in the banking business means ’ Tons Coffee’ Shop MeCAUL i ® vhich t. Sl o t is afraid of the evils of livel | : : v 2 uneau At the point which the Admmc credit expansion. e g S fmd}-' putting safety FIRST in every trans- E Opposite MacKinnon Apts: , co TOR 3 | ction—has been the working principle of The B. M. Behrends Bank through 4ll the years that it has served the busi- ness and personal interests of Juneau people. < Dodge and Plymouth Dealers | DT sr e e e o r\ ing remedies for the social injus- tices of capitalist prosperity. It | would like to produce the pleasant aspects of the Coolidge era with- out the sinister consequences. It is confronted with the fundamental problem of combining Recovery with Reconstruction. | Open 7:30 am. to 9 pm. HELEN MODER | i ’ Breakfast, Luncheon Dinner | | | REAA To selll To sellf Advertisng i your best bet now. -} _<c/); : 3 | (f4 /4444444 [ 444 g g i three-quarters of those now em-!almost no one, except local and g ployed. Federal Government, comes for-| Thus the Administration finds it- Broad experi i * - # ward to draw upon them. self, on the one hand, making it Q hel Derionss han equ1pped UK to- : ELECTRICAL That the Administration ardently | . . . technically possible to create & : elp (‘)ur customers convert present day s F 0 R D desires a Tevival of capital ex-| What is the matter? The obvious |credit inflation surpassing anything |~ business advantages into new- and ~ z ,Q penditures is known not oply from |answer is that the spirit of enter- known in the Coolidge era and,| - reat hi n AGENCY I B —1 the news reports of its intentions.|prise has not been revived. Now | the other hand, threatening ] fixpater Achievements: a | It is evident from its actions. The what is it that makes men enter- those who use credit and direct its a IS (Authorized Dealers) { BETTY MAC l Federal Reserve System, which is prising under a capitalistc system? flow with dire penalties not only - (& BEAUTY now under Administration control,|It is confidence that they can[fOF misbehavior but for negligence, 4 — AN GAS SHOP | has been steadily enlarging the produce something at a profit. with drastic taxation of potential Not Because We Are = Th B M B h ds Asembly Apartments | basis of credit. Through its pur-|When they have this confidence Profils. With severe regulation of Cheaper - e D. [vi. benren OILS ENOnN & ! chases of securities in the open|they are eager to borrow. capital |81l kinds of corporate enterprise. BUT BETTE A NN GREASES market, supplemented by the return |to produce that something. Those | It has been encouraging the ex- R - Bank \ who have capital are willing to|Ppansion of capital and discouraging _— ;‘ —y lend it to them. But without the confidence that he can make a profit over and above what he needs to repay his debt, a sensible business man will not borrow ai a prudent investor will not lend. . Thus far the A« has nd {that the Administration is on the dministragion must make a decisive choice. There eat lengths to make it are the enterprise which would use that capital. RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING' HEATING SHEET METAL “We tell you in advance what Job will cost” . . . Now, it is easy enough to say horns of a diemma and that it those who would say that the JUNEAU .’\\\\“\“ /7, Juneau Motors