The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 8, 1937, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1937 Daily Alaska Empire ROBERT W. BENDER - - Editor and Manager | y. Japanese .fishermen. sue, the Pi-1.,says: Commenting in a recent | | In a scholarly article on the history of Published every evening except Sunday by the EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Main Btréets, Juneau, Alaskan and North Pacific fisheries, appear- ing in Pacific Affairs, quarterly publication | of The Institute of Pacific Relations, Edward HAPPY J=——BIRTHDAY ' The Empire extends congraitula- tions and best wishes today, theéir birthday anniversary, to the follow- 20 Years'Ago From The Empire Horoscope || “Fhe stars incline * - 'Fresh Fruit and Vegetables HOME GROWN RADISHES, ONIONS Alaska. I : but do not compel” B 60 Pod Ofes 15 Junesaab- Pepend, Gl | Wedilien GE RRASKS, SitiFmILSL of the inter- ing: JULY 8, 1917 | P! and FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY e e | national commission on halibut fisheries, — . |hver ;. bl i e JULY 8 A German submarine was sighted » - SUBSCRIPTION RATES. B ; B off Hampton Roads, it was an- FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1937 callf Gm mll.yb)m:'alnitrvm Jl;:r@u‘:ntf’nm:::n: for $1.25 per mon(h.‘ Nm-lll: ll:a(ilr%z“{;::i?\t :\x::lt] :"Ja!:)::]c(::i ?11;11‘(-1:9 Rs\bdxl?\r;\d.:N‘(‘Elimsse nounced by the Navy Department.| According to astrology this should orma ery Postage paid. at the followin 5 sific begins se fisher- ; o : : ¢ i I One year, in ac 2.00; six months, in advance, $6. 00; | man being wrecked on the Siberian Coast. Anita Porter All vessels along the Atlantic Coast|be a falrlyv rurtunate_day in plane- THE PURE FOODS STO I l"-‘zfitcmibe;‘ “will cor a favor if they will nmmml-nan[\" The Cossacks pushing eastward to the Pa: Micky Pusich had been warned and hundreds of|tary direction. Benefic aspects rule. BE: ribers confer n favo hey N | ssacks pus s - 3 3 : i S Bl o e A “"] cific Ocean, in their conquest of Siberia, found Robert B. Dailey ':n()mm";en?:a:frysml::ado?e::e g(i}v:: vW‘Umen.should Ple v e Wk Telephone 478 Prompt Delive e e P aowe Office, 602; Business Oftice, 374 | this strange person in the hands of Kamchat- | s gy ot B ghting sway which encourages them to TY 7 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. e | kan natives. He was transported to the Rus- .Ip—__—_,‘. TIAD e ‘clfaiir:l th:;:u Jus}t duesxm busines: A e P R OO A VT = S8 i s. | R 3 Bl s ; affairs e it inspires respec The A: ed Press is exclusively entitled to the use for | sian capital at the request of the czar. It was | 4 3 repubication mews dispatches crediled to it or mol| partly the interest that this Japanese fisher- DAILY LESSONS "C”Or‘:‘r‘:i ‘:f ‘t’;]“e“::::i'}c[‘c";dm‘e':i‘c’:x; fr;m men. ) W otherwise cred in this paper and also the local s _ o " / neau, a omance as well as common $encze | ublished herei man aroused in Peter the Great which e : 5 2 i :—sm CIRCULATION GUAR I rr— prompted the launching. of the two Russian IN ENGLISH Fl-*hl:;"’;l;:e':s il::;fs:r}l"z‘;:;i:edh“:gima: guide deal:ings ubelweflen ltngn! ALA! o y JUARAX (EED T E_LARGEI 5 - Al 3 o up S tland women under this planetary THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION expeditions which explored the North Pa By W. L. Gordon 2 ¥ 1 K —_—— T e - cific. Thus were the Commander and the | §950 taken. The watchman of the|government which is believed to en- You are invited to presont ] | Aleutian islands, Bering Sea and Alaska dis- o 4 trap was alone when two men/gple girls to make a good impres- #Lis coupon at the box ALASKA’S MARCH OF PROGRESS Inauguration of commercial telephone service to- day between Alaska and the States marks another major step in the steady march of the Territory toward a great empire in the north. Communication has taken the lead. Now trans- portation must forge ahead to keep abreast of the new Alaska. The International Highway must be estab- lished, linking the States with the Territory by road, and regular scheduled air lines must follow as they are bound to do. These three major advances are the natural fore- runners of development in the Territory. With com- munication, as now established and which fmproved during the years to come, and adequate transportation by air and road in addition to the long established water transportation, development of Al- have always been in the vanguard of development and in these fast-moving modern days they are abso- lutely imperative. Without them natural development is slow and retarded because business can not the service it must have to keep abreast. With them, business in the north can function just as it does in will be! get | I covered. Now, Mr. Allen comments, in latter phases of his article, America faces the problem of the Japanese fisherman on this side of the Pacific. §73¥ But a great deal of watér has gone over the dam since the days of the.first Japanese | 1 legislation have marked the complete politi- i cal separation of Asia and North America. They must be kept separate, Asia has no legitimate interests on this side of the Pacific. The Japanese fisherman should stay on his own side of the ocean. Judging from the number of protests entered by fGermany. it would appear that Hitler can “give it" but he “can’t take it.” We wouldn’t suggest it, but that sweltering heat| in Washington is conducive to congressional junket- ing trips to Alaska. | The Ford labor trouble appears to be something | more ‘than an old Model-T joke. The Wrong Names (New. York Times) A strong feeling of disappointment arises out of ithe first half-dozen tax evaders, or tax deviators, or Words Often Misused: Do not say, “She looked kind of pale” Say, “She looked somewhat pale.” Often Mispronounced: 1pefak: Pronounce: ip~e-kak, i as in it, e as in me, a as in at, and not ep-e- kak. gence, contempt. 3 Word Study: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us in- crease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: Indulgence; act of being complais- ant toward a habit, desire, etc. “The indulgence of revenge tends to make men more savage and cruel."—Lord Karn ETIQUETTE By Roberta Fee ' MODERN Q. Is it proper to send wedding |announcements when the wedding is a very quiet home affair, and only members of the immediate |families attend? and other strayers from the straight and narrow path; not to mention digressionists who fill space I the newspaper: | Let us say tax-evaders, then. After the heavy preparatory barrage from Washington against rich men who avoid their just taxes, most of us had no member that announicements do not carry a gift obligation. Q. When a husband and wife are both signing a greeting card, which name should appear first? A. The one's name who is not writing the card. larmed with tepeating rifles ap- sion. proached in a gasboat, commandsd{ There is a sign read as stimulating the watchman to hold up his hands, {vanity to such an extent that wo- bound him to a tree, lifted the trap men may practice deception to aid and secured the fish. After taking them in attracting attention and all firearms away from the watch- approbation. | man, they released him an des Industrial conditions should be caped with their loot \satisfactory at this time when the t | Under this direction of the stars Registration of men of military the aged gain strength and win age had started in Douglas, with!/respectful consideration of their Robert Emmett Coughlin heading counsel in domestic and foreign af- the list, and followed by Arthur fajrg, Adolph Garn, Wihimer Edwins and, Financial problems are to become William Kroessing. {even more complicated than usual Foreman Monte Benson and a s given against speculation. picked crew left by launch for the, women who are wise will avoid west side of Douglas Island to run jndulging political ambitions. The a drift on the Red Diamond min-'gstars presage difficulties for those ing property on which the Tread- who make diplomatic blunders. well had secured an option. It Was persons whose birthdate it is have expected that later a tunnel would the augury of a year of fair finan-| be driven through the range sep- cjal success. arating the property from Tread- js forecast. well, in order that ore from the chijldren born on this day prob- Red Diamonq might be treated at ably will be practical and perse- Treadwell mills. |vering. Subjects of this sign suc- SR ot |ceed by means of hard work. Mrs. Ida Pettingill, accompanied Richard A. Ballinger, one-time by her daughter Miss Vera Pettin- gecretary of the Interior, was born gill, left for the south on the City on this day 1858. Others who have Gambier Bay cannery, was at the 1g58; Elias Howe. inventor, 1819. Gastineau. (Copyright, 1937) - Try The Empire classifieds for Registration for the draft in Ju- neau began in Mayor Valentine's results. Front Street store, and Lester O. » Gore had the honor to be the first ** A quiet, pleasant year: ~ 1before autumn and again warmngl Theatre fisherman. Often Misspelled: Panic; Bo k The United States, seventy years ago, | panicky; ck stars seem to stimulate many self and a friend or acquired Alaska by purchase. | Synonyms: Slight (noun), af- Mrs. S Zf'*nger left on the Al'xl‘bmnches of manufacture and even relative to see That action and subsequent immigration front, discourtesy, indignity, negli- for a visit in the South. to urge intensive production. “Mister Cinderella” As a paid-up subscriber of The Daily Alaska Empire Good only for current offering. Your Name May Appear Tomorrow WATCH THIS SPACE und receive tickets for your- Remember!!! S e of Seattle. aska’s mineral, forest and other resources will be given ' tax diversionists, or whatever the correct word may 1A!' l'Ye*' d]‘“"_""‘[‘"fi‘me"x“ may be celebrated it as a birthday include . f greater impetus. Communication and transportation be. The world at the present moment s full of 29130 TRERIE €8 0L CHOW shople ana F. H. ‘Bafley, mah o Ferdinand II, German Emperor, evaders and avoiders and deviators and diversionists duiét the wedding may be. Re- y LAY, ager of the 3578, Franz Boas, anthropologist, i If your "Daily Alaska Empire” has not been delivered By 6:00 P. M. the States. doubt of what would be the first six names mentioned. e & . . They would be John D. Rockefeller, Henry Ford, An-| Q What should be passed dur- i line to top the list of Juneau PRESCRIP- There is something imaginative, almost unbelieve- drew Mellon, J. P. Morgan and a couple of du Ponts. ing the soup course of a dinner? ;"fr‘:“;":f;-ld ‘:‘10533/“ Ik‘llllow'mzAth TIONS 2 . 3 s > . i3 v 'y Vi al * ouchenour, A. L. able in the new telephone link to the States for Alas- But as it turns out, none of these .gctmlemen bo.ught‘ A Oll_\es and (‘e]ex:». T s cotpodrien “ kans who long have been accustomed to delay and in- & reversible Bahama Islands life Insurance ROUDY. o} QT : exactly as g s d g o The first six tax deviators named by the Treasury s ‘—‘-‘—"I-" Wisther :Mictoss ¢ A ritte: con\omenrf.v n the States they are used to picking are virtually unknowns. They are men of means, LOOK d LEARN y eather :Highest, 62; lowest, 41; written up the telephone and talking to a business associate pu¢ they are not exactly the rich men of whom we an x| clear. | bdy );our or friend across the continent. It is no longer phe- think, and of whom the country was perhaps invited By A. C. Gordon «Alaska” by Lester D, Henderson.' | P nomenal, but routine. But talking from Alaska to the States by radiotelephone and thence to destina- tion in the States by land wire is a comparatively new venture in the world of communication. It is in- spiring and opens up a vista of great possibilities. o DO L For business it means a great saving in time and money. I probably will mean the elimination of many long delays, often resulting in forced trips to the Outside. Telegraphic messages have been a great service, but a telegraphic message can never be as adequate as word of mouth. A detail in a busi- ness deal which ordinarily might require the ex- change of many telegrams or radiograms to iron out now might well be settled by the interested parties talking to each other on the phone, just as they would talk across the desk or table in an office. Not only does it speed up communication, but it broadens it so that business can be more adequately transacted. i Americanism: Paying hundreds of smart lawyers ens. | tion, for listing blank. G T {810,000 a year to make laws; calling citizens hard 2- 9505 jest. l North American Miners’ The telephone is here. Efforts must now be con- names if they do things the lawmakers failed to forbid. . Casa. centrated on the International Highway and regu- larly scheduled air lines to the Outside. 0 PenmylV;“a”c—on—‘—gressmmIE"M S 50 Wall Tower New York, N. Y. Cigarettes 230 South Franklin Telephone 411 O T WAS TURNRDA | MR ie) w vt S5ckint e —— | Condy CONNORS MOTOR CO., Inc. money; teaching grown-ups that business is shameful HARRY RACE, Druggist PHONE CHEVROLET PONTIAC BUICK movement against the invasion of Alaska fishing banks to think, when Washington lashes out against “the rich.” Their offense is serious. The evaded taxes in| the hundreds of cases mentioned in the first Treasury | expose will not be a negligible sum. But it will not ‘. be the huge figuresof which peaple Wwere thinking: | S 1. What are called the seygn scientific wonders of the world? 2. In what well-known novel ‘i’ !'What most of us had in mind, vaguely, was taxes Charles Darney a character? being withheld by half a dozen John D. Rockefelle; 3. How many feet are there in a score of Henry Fords, and a proportionate number |3 nautical mile? |of Mellons, Morgans and du Ponts. The aggregate would naturally be a very tidy sum. | It takes some money, to be sure, to buy a $4,000,000 'rubber life insurance policy, even in Nass But compared with public expectations the first batch of tax delinquents is decidedly not representative. | | St. Louis beggars have an average take of $3.70 | lin a seven-hour day. Not enough. John Lewis should | organize them under his Committee For Industrial Organization—Cleveland Plain Dealer. i —Akron Beacon-Journal. and success a disgrace.—Akron Beacon-Journal. house, or 4. What is the Spanish word for home? 5. What is the narrowest passage u, BW.I [of water separating Tngland from France? ANSWERS 1. Telephone, radio, airplane, ra~ dium, antiseptics and anti-toxins, X-rays, and spectrum analysis. 2. “Tale of Two Cities,” by Dick- 5. Strait of Dover. “The Squibb Stores of Alaska” S e ' = Juneau Drug Co. “Smiling Service” { L e Bert’s Cash Grocery | PHONE 105 Free Delivery Juneau If your claim or prospect is not already listed with us in the central listing bureau, located in the heart of the financial district, you should write today, without obliga- Service, Inc. 678 THE A copy will be sent you IMMED- IATELY by SPECIAL CARRIER. Teacher A 'ias Artistically inclined, she sketched H SRR L b it an outline of the map as it would as a s Ive“ + l]l] |appear on a triangular scarf, and | FEMMER’S TRANSFER ) . | though she was unable to complete 11 PHONE 114 Alaska" M“f Iu {plans for manufacturing before | 29 ufl“ ful’ New | Call us for all kinds of Trans- | sailing, she was even more emhus~! L) iirom last year's visit to Alaska. ‘ rv ‘ Back =again this year she has COAL For Every Purse and Every % Purpose [|I PACIFIC COAST i COAL CO. | NEW ARCTIC Pabst Famous Draught Beer On Tap "JIMMY" CARLSON FOR INSURANCE ' See H.R.SHEPARD & SON - Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. ! ferring, Rock and Gravel Haul- iastic about her plans upon return} | ing. We also sell Cement, Coal, found that everyone, tourists and| residents alike, find the scarves| I | | Kindling, Feed, Hay and Fresh | Dressed Poultry. D. B. Femmer | - . |and handkerchiefs unusually at-/| | WASHINGTON, July 8. — The | | | tractive. Sitting at a small table Social Security Board has made a {in the corner of George Brothers,| grant of $29,000 to Alaska for the she is continuously making change first fiscal year quarter of 1938,| |and explaining how the novelties| for July 1 to September 30, to take | | g came to be. And if the demand!care of approximately 700 needy continues, she may be back for her|aged under the new Social Security .‘lhxrd trip to the Territory next setup. 3 year. ! | The allotment means that the | Federal Govenment has matched | dollar for dollar the amount the| | Territory will spend in caring for| 2 |needy aged during the three | | months - period, according to Di- Is slven Buust?‘e“"" William B.. Kirk of the store, that the Alaskan scarves and | 5 “H {Board of Public Welfare. In ot,l;ar handkerchiefs which she is display-| i | words, $58,000 will be available for ing are both/an inspiration and a| Amendments Are Approv-|the purpose during the quarter. mistake. In bright colors on white ed by Serate Labor ! B PHONE 206 Juneau Radio Service For Your RADIO Troubles 122 Second St.—Next door to San Francisco Bakery Classroom Inspiration Brings Pasadena Teacher North Ostensibly she was teaching Eng- lish; actually she was studying an Alaskan map in preparation for a trip to the Territory, last summer, 7 B\l when suddenly she conceived an | H idea which has brought her to‘,wage Huu[ BI" Alaska again this year L] Miss Esther Ferson, Pasadena school teacher, explained last night in a corner of George Brothers PHONE 412 ZORIC DRY CLEANING ® Soft INSURANCE Allen Shattuck The B. M. Behrends Bank backgrounds, the scarves present| P 5 i ' i & pictorial map of Alaska, and Committee 154 “Wrenkers” Juneau, Alaska cht_er Established 1898 are all lined in a contrasting shade | ) Wctshmq Juneau - Alaska of silk. Handkerchiefs, in ])aslel: WASHINGTON, July 8. — The) shades of linen, also include pic- Senate Committee has approved of | tures of Alaskan spots of interest. the amended Black-Connery wage r& u uwn Miss Ferson states that she was and hour bill amendments that studying the Alaska Steamship would permit an Administrative| MOSCOW, July 8. — A consular Company’s good-natured map of board to fix minimum wages no report from Khabarovk to the Jap- Alaska, and thinking of how artis- higher than 40 cents an hour and anese Embassy here said 64 more tic it was when she noticed one of 'a maximum of not less than 40 alleged “wreckers” of Soviet rail- ,ways have been executed by a fir- COMMERCIAL and SAVINGS Your ALASKA Resources Over Two and BOOKKEEPING SERVICE her students standing on the op- hours. 15 N aeimyobod beinaing th | y posite side of the room at the| ———r—— {ing squad 8\ Bvobodny, bringing the Rk blackboard, For & moment, she| The middle Atlantic. states, ac- total killed in the Soviet Nation's| One-Half Million Dollars LAUNDRY TRAINED ACSOUNS:;:‘NTS stated, it seemed as if girl count for nearly 26 per cent of 1..+|SPY hunt to 2. 3 Tax and System 4 were wearing a blouse with the retail sales in the country. For 21 7 ; ’AMES C' COOPER COMPANY PHONE 15 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 1 Plone 182 Juneau, Alaska - Goldstein Bldg. map outline printed on it, and per cent of the nation’s population House plants will do better next suddenly she knew she had con- uve there—on only 3.3 per cent of winter if set out of doors during ceived a novel and artistic idea. |the land area. ,the summer months, Y