The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 21, 1938, Page 4

§ e i S At ) g a Empire Daily Ala Published evers EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY HELEN TROY BENDER - Sy d e s e v R. L BERNARD - - Vice-Pre Second and M Entered in the Post Office a Class Matte T SUBSCRIPTION RATES I 7 Dellvered by carrier in Juneau and Douslas for §1.25 per month. One year. i 2 x $6.00 one month, in i G Bubscrib v it the Business Office of d livery of th ¥ MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS ) The Associated Pre e republicat : otherwise d t published here ER ALASKA'S JOBLESS FROM OUTSIDE While nearly a year old and probably not a true picture of conditions at the present time, final result of the unemployment census for Alaska taker year have just been received According to the census there re 79 per totaled unemployed when the cen: was taken, 464 classified as emergency workers and 383 listed as par- tially unemployed in the Territory. Of the numbor of totally unemployed 702 were in the First Division All but two of the emergency workers were in the First Division and of the partly unemployed 332 of them were in this Division. All of which indicate that the First Division last year was about the onl place in the Territory which had a problem of un- employment. But going a little further into the report, it i found that of the 779 listed as unemployed, 402 werc Jaborers and of this number 361 were in the P Division. With the exception of one or ) in the Second and Fourth the remainder were in Third Division The report reveals very definitely ti Alask major unemployment problem is one from the Out- side. The census clearly shows that the registration was down here in the First Division 1ere come by every boat looking for work. If the census was retaken this year it probably would be revealed that the unemployed have spread fur ver the Terri- tory. They would be found in numbers in ly some of Anchorage and in Fairbanks, and ver them in Nome, __Alaska’s unemployment problem would not serious one at all if it were confined to Alaskans. there has been an influx of men secking work in be a But the Jast two seacons which has flooded the limited labor ma o terrific burden on the Territory's relief r S0 1ong as that condi persists, we will have an unemployment problem in the Territory, and there isn’t very much to be done about it, unemploy- ment census or no unemployment census. About the best that can be done is try to head thers off from coming to Alaska without sufficient funds MAKING THE FOURTH OF PARADE JULY Judging from the made, Juneau is to have one of the best plans now of July parades and celebrations it has had in a good many years. Par- ticula the parade, which hasn't been so much to brag about in recent years, promises to be a real Independence Day column, representative of the city and community. The Chamber of Commerce ball spon- has started the float and rolling by arranging for an elaborat contest. the winner of which will reign as of Liberty for the day. The troops from Chil- icks wil n hand and Navy planes from the naval air base will add color. Several other organizations in addition to the Chamber a well as business houses are planning floats. It will be a fine thing if their plans earry through Located as we are, isolated in the States, we might as Fourth of July in comparison with like communitie: well make something of the instead of carrying on a half-hearted effort. We are fortunate in beir s0 situated that we can still hold an old hioned celebration. In the States, those kind of observan are almost a thing of the to the paved road and the automobile till hold them successfully, past due, primarily, But here in the north reviving for young we can nc } established its independence. That parade should be one of the most colorful Juneau cen in many a if those floats materi- ize in number as antici PERHAPS WE BETTER CAPITALIZE ON IT With 10 days remaining in this mouth, indication ppear to be fa yood that June will set some kind r | for rain. Back in #4904, the montl true meaning of the day when /\mm'lm!H A P P Y “wish to be robed THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1938. BIRTHDAY The Empire extends congrgtula- ions and best wishes today, their| irthday anniversary, to the follow- ng: | JUNE 21 Edward M. Williams Neal Blanton Leroy Johnson Vernon Erickson jcoal were mined a six on the is returning S Junea Princ to formal notes or Q. What does bon jour by telephone s Louise. \at Eska Creek where 5000 tons of |active today, month, | The summer the good conditions of the schools |start under favorable direction u quarter ol + 20 Years Ag H | ears CO x Oroscop(’ From The Empire || “The stars incline BT .| but do not compel” [ Pt LB | WEDNESDAY, JUNE Recommendations for a new school| Conflicting planctary aspects are according to astrology to of apy «DRS. Hours 9 am. to 9 pm. PROFESSIONAL FRATERNAL SOCIETIES GASTINEAU CHANNEL S el B. P. 0. ELKS meet KASER & FREEBURGER | | nesday at 8 DENTISTS | ing brothers il | welcome. C. H. Mac- B’°”;“;§;‘N§ ";édmg | SPADDEN, Exalted Rul- er; M. H. CIDES, Sec- ret Shop Phone Green 331 T . | GASTINEAU MOTOR f June brought a total precipitation of 11.50 inche Capt. John M. Clark |and good volume of business in all|the stars. " s record, The Weather Burea -——— of the towns to the Westward des-| As the Sun enters Cancer the con- A o T JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 ) erdiy vevenion Shatyiore BeY eight noh ————————— % |pite war conditions, were items of figuration is read as fortunate for i Second and tourth 1 fallen heke: thits o his v L R fnknar thbed ] "DAILY L#SSONS interest, contained n a statement | the United States and the British| |y, op. oo P Jonne | Monday of each month it 1996 1 e ko sbrd olng N ENGLISH from L. D. Hendetson, Territorial |Fmpire between which closer rela- . . Jenne | in Scoftish Rite Temple i DU Junie 1000 R0 T (IR [ IN E | | Commissioner of Education. He had tions will be apparent through the | DENTIST | beginning at 7:30 p.m. In f the almost total absence of sunshine ; L. Gordon just returned from an inspection |VeRE: : 4 | | Rooms 8 and 9, Valentine Bldg. V DANIEL ROSS, Wor- and the idance of rainfall we might as well start -——————# ({rip in that country. | There will be an aceess of confi- TELEPHONE 176 <hipfal Master; JAMES W. LEI- pu ¢ for a new mark. Ketchikan and Cordc have Words Often \n\nwrl Do not say PN A | dence regarding the return of pros- VE;.S Secretary. been boasting about their rain for years. Instead of ‘He brought three men, neither of | gi oo the establisment by the |Perity. Financial policies will be of 3 brzr s o ’ about it, maybe we better start capitalizing Whom had been “’;‘ Sy amship companies and the Gov- |Paramount ¢oncern throughout the [ REBEKAHS t and get more of those sun-burned tourists from orought three men, none o ,,mang rajlroad of a low freignt | Summer. | . e | Lodge No. 2-A meets not one) of whom had. been Y ¢ 2| e db ‘and commerce ‘cothe’ under | | Perseverance Lodge ith Ve b ke b xigon) e raie of §1 per ton on Matanuska | e snd commerce come trder Dr. Richard Williams | |evers. second and fourth Wednes- Sl potatoes, thirty orders, calling for % rgalidts X ST ¥ " 3 o = T Often Mispronounced: Decade. 35" or them had been recetved | [OFesight will assure fortunes to a DENTIST | {9a1s 200% LN GBEEYRJL‘[.CB Alaska Wants None of Them Pronounce dek-ad, e as in deck, & o ‘ponere of the Anchorage dis- | [€W Americans. Mining should bring OFFICZ AND RESIDENCE | ‘CORMICh .NLnlx.e rand; | 3 \ \id, accent first syllable trict from coastal towns. Matanusks | UnUusual success in western states GOLDSTEIN BUILDING | | BLAKE, Secretary. ¥ har [ Tine Often Misspelled: Shampoo:| i in any quantity were de-| Summer resorts should profit L & FEEREL LA IR Thi the law of the Yukén, hampooed; shampooing livered on the dock at any port in|Er€atly. Desire for rest and recrea- ] “ g And ever she makes it plain Synonym Puzzled, perplexed, oo o Southwestern Alaska | 0N Will cause increase in travel . TR 4 » d not your feeble and foolish nonplussed, bewildered, discon- ooty o0 : 4SKA | ospecially in automobiles. Railw: Dr. Judson Whittier ‘ [t Gu Sfillth me your strong and your sanc certed should have a fairly favorable sea- CHTHOFRACTOR |1 You w send me the scum of your Word Study: “Use a word thre s . son 5 | |' ; S a5 & A. A. Gabbs, formerly cashier of . A ey Drugless P ysician R sutters imes and it 15 yours” Lebius in-|, o SO0 ERL P form. |, The legal profession will profit| | o, UEEE CTCER oo 4| Go. take Baol Sail BAI oain rease our vocabulary by mastering U B O e 1 through increased litigation. Civil| | S n R IR R rd each day. Today's word: °' Assessor and bank examin- | G PRNE L ternational | | Rooms 2-3-4, Triangle Bidg. | | This will be the universal answer of Alaska to the On¢ WOrc cach Gz XAY'S WOC: ler, died at San Diego. He was e e R PHONE 667 | PUROLA REMEDIES ild proposal of Mayor Frank Hague of New Jerscy Verify; to prove to be true. “Have Ci o0 G and son. He | interest are prognosticated S ey H bl City to send her radicals and undesirables to Alaska verified these statements rvived by his wife and son. He| " grime wil increase through July e ‘ BREORIETIONS CARE: Mayor Hague would make Alaska a penal colony or - - yeniA previALs To6 8 i and August, it is foretold. Many rob-| s FULLY COMPOUNDED wsylum for the outcasts of Americ - % beries will arouse public anxiety! | | Keep them in a camp in Alaska, away from the | LOOK and LEARN | A C. Baldwin left for tne| 2R inspire drastlc methods of cop- Dr. A. W. Stewart Front Street Next Coliseum q v 5 N = th la cake! & g American people,” blurts the Jerse y o By A. C. Gordon | | Westward aboard the steamer Al- W L LR DENTISY PHONE ®i--Free Delivery Away from the American people” is rich m- | g— R o o hecome mAnAger.'of the faLs % | Hours 9 am. to 6 pm | A ST plication that Alaskans are not American limit.| 1. Does the Constitution of the w. 4o Hotel in Cordova. Mr, Whose birfncate gt {5 have| ' SEWARD BUILDING iy e e e If Alaskans are not Americans, what are they. And T give citizens the right to vote? p. i 2 A of a year of ups and| | Clfice Phone 469 ‘f‘m'""“'““'“m aldwin had been rager of th Thev ERauId ba : L \ \ they will be found the best that Americ boast, 2. Who composed the opera hey should be wise in form- e | nd will resent being swammiped ot ot deder o ; Zynda Hotel in Juneau (R hav ol ik SRS ! “Tomorrow’s Style , crates or outlaws. If America sent all her criminal 3. How many pounds are ther e W 3 .| Children born on this day prob- | { class, Alaska would have some 2000000 such. But in a bale of cotton? R e e L _‘1“\{‘; ably will be restless and avid for| | DR. H. VANCE { Today” he wants none of them 4. What is the meaning of the foiot 1OWNS 10 the WS, i, adventure. These subjects of Can- | OSTEOPATH i '{ With comparatively no criminal class of her own, suffix “kill” common in eastern 1-: “””,l“‘t‘l“{'l’ i:‘l“;“‘(ll’u'l]‘:iul\“4‘ Y | cor are u ually sensitive and emo-| | Consultation and exammation | Alaska will expect the States to take care of their American names? Hon with thie Wt 0T Gonpan ot un | free. Hours 10 to 12;°1 to 8; | | ywn offenders and work out the probiems for which 5. Where is the original “Big ' i : TR H. Rider Haggard, noted novelist,| | 7 to 9:30 by appointment. | | they alone are responsibl Ben” clock located? 3 5 3 was born on this day 1856. Others| | Gastinean Hotel Annex 1| Such extravagant proposals as Mayor Hague offer ANSWERS Roy Nolan, who had been Vis- wiho have celebrated it as a birth-| | South Franklin St. Phone 177 | ’ 3 SR oyt e e 41 2 iting in Douglas for two days left gay i Abaeg: B & vere made some time ago by members of | 1. No; the right is ressien Ko, S o o ek day include Evelyn Briggs Baldwin, & : 3 it > S or Fort S > > laur xplorer, 1862; Julian Hawthorne, . Congress ignorant of Alaskan condi happily the States : Syt K N explor : vy eliited no_reeponse. New Jerscs scone of the 3. Charies Prancols Gounod,LOWS which currled about 15 new wrter, o6, Juneau’s Own Store! Lindbergh tragedy and other monstrous offense French composer (1818-1893). O AR O, L i i (« '1’1“:“.1’-‘”‘ | ' Robert S]mpson’ Opl.D. ! vill do well to police and punish her own offenders| 3. The average gross Weight is| .. oo s oo SR o | i radtate e Angeles Callean. | ind not foist them on a law abiding commonwealth 500 pounds, net weight 478 pound. “ FILE ARTICLE e q B mont, S. J, had arrived on the | of Optometry and | which knows them not, does not want them and re- 4. “Kill” means creek (Dutch) Articles of incorporation have | | Hiholom Alameda from his hurried trip to Opthalmology 1 ents being made a haven for the scum of a nation 5. In the tower of the House ;,W e hstornd, ISV T Gatiar Bk been {iled with Territor Auditor | | Glas:»s Fitted Lenses Ground ! - of Parliament, London, Eng. 1‘ N P e s &by Kings Lake Re , & your tev T Van der 201 S p 0! 3 g .o 2 , » Ol of Palmer non-pro Liberating the Veterans o TTUT R 4 |Valdez who was to remain in Doug- | ;o u“va S i e i ph"t:::;zl:‘l 3 las for a short time ne s /HE? A HU | a (New “York Wor elegram) 155 dingle, I. M. Ander-| | CALL COLE FOR OIL compound N MODERN ; V. King and Carrie| | 34 plus or 27 gravity, in any | prescrip- Uniformed war veterans who have been assem- ETIQUETTE L. Schulman, fur buyer for I Ty, 1o, | . bled, marched and deployed around Journal Square Q Charles Goldstein, had returned to .. AL amount . . . QUICK! | ons. nd Pershing Field, Jersey City, in the service of Mayor | | By Roberta Lee Juneau and was registered at the | Y COLE TRANSFER | B “ M D C ¢ ¢ i A B A * |G | 1 % ueler- allro rug Lo. Hague's political fortunes, should take to heart the ——# | Gastineau Hotel | GARBAGE HAULED | Phone 341 or Night 534 | 58 i Memorial Day address of Maurice Simmons, past com- Q. Should a school girl_intro- | sonable Monthiy Ra(es: | |bo— ey é R 1 mander of the United Spanish War Veterans, in | duce any of her school mates that| weather: Highest, 56; lowest, 49 E. 0. DAVIS 5 % T [ A Ry she brings to her home, to her father | Gloudy, 0 bl vy s s Es e e | H. S. GRAVES “Shall we permit any publie offic and mother? | - | TELEPHONE 212 | i “The Clothing Man” mander Simmons, “conteniptuously to brush aside our| A. Yes, it is the proper thing | RETURNING TOME ! Ehone 4733 i Dr. Rce L. Carlson | Constitution as a mere scrap of paper? to_do. | @i s === | Home of Hart Schaftner and At : —_ OPTOMETRIST | hat sentiment could be relied upon for cheer Q. What is the best way toin- ‘ Miks ‘Minnie Golasbin. Who: ks ! Marx Clothing ention of veterans, Commander Simmons Vite guests to a christening? {deen-visiting In Seatels tor the pastl | Otfice Ludwig Nelson's Jewelry warned against the acceptance of o fect of rubber A. The invitations may be by u..‘r “The Store foi hose as the symbol of law and order I Do the veterans, he demanded i in the mantle of Stalin, Hitler and all other tyrants | who, through the ages, have warred on the eternal free spirit of the human mind?” ound principles, a here? But after th speech and free as there is reason eno In the great de henchmen to silen been a prime item to many observers no figure of speect selves or to their mmander Simmoy their political s tic functior for wi According isting on a diet of over there ? to ¢ oo Teke which, Sceretary helium ga that country neck has A bulls ve hit co The La Folleite New York Sun, able holding the bag stranger in town well might ask why should Commander Simmons get excited over those obviously be repeated sion of tree s domain, nd why should they e past weeks of supy sembly in Frank H ugh, monstrations organized by ce his critics, the of window dressing the reference to rubber 1. But the veter: country. Attentive ervitude and return them to the patrio- iich they organized dispatches, a Cey Is it growing will not supply in a manner of speaking New York Sun uldn’t have been more boys, Phil and Bob, ‘Delegates to World Labor Party Three of the five delegates to the conferenc Switzerland in June, are pictured above as Prc:n‘lemii l:;‘u:y O sotaan. tives of the United States. Left to right, they are: Associal loyer delegate; Miss Frieda“S. Miller, onborlvels director of the Pollack Founda T, E. Foster, Boston, ' New York State International Labor Organization, which meets in oz sevelt approved their appointment as representa- and according hose was veterans thus used to play Hague’s game have done no good either to them- pondering message should help to loosen lonese in the s with leaves E The Chicago woman who shot her hushand in the been rewarded with $6.50 a week alimony profitable. Germany have thrown out the first ball in the next presidential campaign.— mean, and how is it pronounced? Fa A. It is a French phrase m ing, “good day” or “good morning. Pronounce bong zhoor, o as in or, 00 as in too, principal accent on LN\ word. an- ZORIC SYSTEM CLEANING Phone 15 ‘VALASKA LAUNDRY : - MERCHANT FROM SITKA W. P. Mills, Sitka merchant, ar- vived in Juneau yesterday by plane | | BODDING TRANSFER ave and was expecting to return to- | night after attending to mlxm(‘hsw! MAR PHONE matters in Juneau. | BUILDING 07 - | Rock—Coal Hauling | Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery " FAMILY SHOE STORE | PHONE 62 FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASES GAS — OILS TOoP NOTCH CAFE SERV JUNEAU MOTOR Foot of Main Street i I - %\ nd Jones-Stevens Shop LADIES'—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR Seward Street Near Third FOOD QUALITY AT UNITED FOOD C0. SATISFACTION IN I' TELEPHONE—16 I| | The B. M. Behrends Bank Juneau, Alaska COMMERCIAL and SAVINGS TR Resources Over Two and One-Half Million Dollars Boston, of the New England Power Labor Department, and William | tion for Economic Research, employer delegates e | 1| “sunean’s Oldest Exclusive e SR 5 | Shoe Store” | | LoU HUDSON-Manager || KRAFFT'S Seward St.- 3 | % "= | CABINET SHOP z B — l\ Glass, Moulding and Plyboard e | SABl}i’?m{ Front St.—Triangle Bldg. | If It’s Paint We i N ) -—3 ve It! | | IDEAL PAINT SHOP | | FRED W. WE | PHONE NDT 549 ‘\ | Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY 13 Call Phones: JUNEAU Phone 369 Fourth and Franklin Sts. PHONE 136 NEW ALASKAN HOTEL So. Franklin Street Phone Single O PORTRAITS by TED COWLING —photogiapher Old 1st. Natl. Bank Bldg. and 149 HARRY RACE DRUGGIST “The Squibb Stores of Alaska” e oo sy | PERCY’S CAFE I| Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Candy | COFFEE SHOP Percy Reynolds, —— Manager ] Alaska Federal Savings | and Loan Association Accounts Insured Up to $5,000 | P. O. Box 2718—Phone 3 OFFICE—119 Seward St. Juneau, Alaska AT ' [ SERVICE | Waltch and l“;!‘li';‘:" Repalring PHONE 727 at very reasonable rates ! GENER(;\L Avffsfg‘:mmo PAUL BLOEDHORN | & S. FRANKLIN STREET | ON THE MEZZANINE | HOTEL JUNEAU J. B. WARRACK | Engineers—Contractors JUNEAU SR I BEAUTY SHOP | LYLAH WILSON » Contoure Telephone {1, % RreYee _5”____‘ COME IN and SEE the NEW | STROMBERG-CARLSON | i RADIOS Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager | Pianos—Mausical Instruments i | “NEW AND DIFFEREN | [ JAND DIEE | 5’6..?21 Burford & Co. X loor step is worn by DEVLIN’S Satistiod Customers” Paris Fashion Shoes s —rre v -‘ o | SPECVALIZING 1 MELODY HOUSE | In French Music and Electric Appliances | | (Next Gastineau Hotel) | and A Mrs. Pigg Phone 65 z Itallan ——— ] | Dinners GASTINEAU CAFE and Supplies R e S | results. Phone 206 122 W. Second } 25 £ ‘ Lode and placer location notices i |for sale at The Empire Office. Try the Empire classifieds for| Empire classifieds pay. The First National Bank JUNEAU [ CAPITAL—$50,000 SURPLUS—$100,000 [ ] COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 2% Paid on Savings Accounts