The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 3, 1938, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1938. the Pacific Coast and I AI ’. E | the Record should know it, if it stands, as it claims, | ! f 84 for an air force big enough to make the Monroe ; Daily Alaska Empire " 7 00 "= 550 | [ 77 - smmia || | P e, S R We sugeest o the Record that it get. its Washing- oroscope From THE EMPIRE appy 1Irecto TY cesciuee il | HFLEN TROY BENDEF e e on correspondent to » a copy of Delegate Di-|| ““The stars incline | . Gastineau Channel L e ) ) I mond’s address to Congress on April 29 and 30, 1937 L Aok i o %‘ hd —_— & Class Matter. on that matter of Defense in Alaska.” Tt will|] N O et A sum of $62,000 in gold bullion th ay p S Enter J : st s : s in the strong room of the wrecked | — B. P. 0. ELKS meet " T SUBSCRIPTION RATES find worde enlightening ' fRoL8 fors nationsl SORIANSS FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1938 Princess Sophia was hoped to be | DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER every Wednesday at 8 - Delivered by carrier in Juneau and Douglas for S1 \"~>|u<| month. Among them the following two pertinent para hs Adverse planetary aspects con- |recovered with the aid of divers and The Emptre extends congratula-| DENTISTS p.m. Visiting brothers i adosne o dvance, $6.00 “There is no getting around or explaining away teng with auspicious stars today. In | the wrecker Tess. Two-thirds of the | tions and best wishes today, their Blomgren Building welcome. DR. A. W. g the elemental facts of geography. Lots of things can the morning there may be a sense of |wreck had disappeared, including | birthday anniversary, to the follow- PHONE 56 STEWART, Exalted Rul- . e x de- | be changed b but the shape of the earth cannot | uncertainty and lack of confidence |the pilot house and the purser’s |ing: ; Hours 3 am. to 9 p.m. er; M. H. ¢IDES. Sec~ livery of the pers. Wbk Bitstiese ONIEs: Y9 be changed and no human power is able to alter the |affecti bn.\l:\r’.\s )mxlblxz\uve. | room and safe, but the pa;’]'. fionv.mm; NOVEMBER 3 | retary. = # g o u 3 fact that the short, and therefore the interior, line| Prosperity through the next few |ing the strong room, well forward, John Clauson K s s ——. | 7 = EA e DR ARahia el bobitien t the e 107 .J:ww-();] {he potential enemy on the other side of the months is forecast. Merchants and | was still intact. No additional bodies Mrs. Charles C. Personeus % ——— | MOUN JU];EAUaLgnn(&‘.E(I:’(l)X.rl:; i . . i ed to it or not pacific and the shores of the United States lies m:::{mlmmrax-,\ \\'nll profit. i\la(l bu; dalre. b:’n fL;Jun?'vtanhmlgh: M{; Pealal Everett il Lfocrzgay of each month othervise 1 also the local new B ; ki Mars continues to exercise @ sin-|the body of a boy about ten years . D. Maddock 12 i ‘ & ougl and along the coast of Alaska. It is. there-| oo "o e which will be ‘félt by | old, a victim of the wreck had been | Felix T. Dickson || Dr Richard Williams /> iny SCotUa Fge Senipls ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER fore, fundamental that the defense of the United .. .on¢ in anl walks of life. In Jeg- | picked up at Haines, and was to be Emma Gallagher | DENTIST A beginning at 7:30 p.m. MAETHAL OF ANV s Te R or T u S must be established in Alaska and on the line jqative halls, in home and in shops | shipped to Juneau F. T. Duston ! OFFICE AND RES.DENCE DANIEL ROSS, Wor- o n Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands and thence g tendepcy toward quarrels, decep- B Elva Mitchell | GOLDSTEIN "UTLDING | shipfil Master; JAMES W. LEI- to the Panama Canal and that no safe line of de-| tions and intrigues may be appar-| M. J. O'Connor, who had been | | J il Y | fense can be se any point farther east. Pearl | ent | spending the summer in Alaska in| ‘ —53 REBEKAHS Starhes A 1 56 miles distant| Men and women will reflect the|the interest of his various invest- . - “,_._______.— | from Dutch Harbor, in the Aleutians. Alaska is too | destructive mood of warfare, It l\iml'mx. left for his home in Soatlloi DAILY LE.S SONS | * eP:rsevemxmd ngerNQ}.hz-clem ’ far from Hawaii to be within the orbit of the defensive | imperative that love rule i iplace on the Humboldt | IN ENGLISH i r. John H. Geyer da;ry Is;cgr;‘ ;;lau ou}xmm Mc- ¢ works there located Jf hate, as recognition of tha broth- | e | PENTIOL CORMICK, | ; ; RUTH s : 3 lerhood of man becomes imperative| Charles E. Gaby and Mrs. Gaby, | * | 310 Goldstein Building K, Noble Grand; t Soviet Russia realizes that the commercial air| ST O F ot e tion. who had been spending the summer' By W. L. Gordon 1 I PHONE 762 BLAEE, Secretary. [4 ‘ the United States lies through Alaska, and if | pere js a sign encouraging to|at Freshwater Bay were staying at| | Hours: 9 am. to 6 pm. e ooy 4 the commercial route to the United States lies through | yreaties or pacts between nations rn.~ Gastineau. S Tt e — | X ‘( v Alaska. then the military roue, so far as that involves | This should be a Jucky day for iz H | iatiatl e 6o 40Tk Yolaos bATBERER! | & & : on by air, lies precisely over the same ing legal papers E. E. McCarthy of Dawson, man-} 20t 8 B0 SO0t B e e to- | °F S Guy smlth ¢ We read in the papers not long ago about a| Conflict between labor and capi- [ager of the Guggenheim interests! ‘G, 'l Dr. Judson Whittier ) { & Russian plan for a trip over the North Pole, through | tal may be of grave concern to the in that section, was registered at| "oren Mispronounced: Elite. Pro- | CPIROPRACTOR D R U c s i Alaska, and thence to the United States. But it is |Dational welfare. Warning is given|the Gastineau. nounce a-let, a as in ate unstressed, | T.agless Physician 3] } | - not necessary to consjder any such project. At one 'j:"‘“;‘"’::fl;f‘\'(‘_“; ]]“):'r‘z’l‘lllr’x:”“ peimade |‘ Mrs. Dave D, Lowery, of Fair- € 85 in eat, accent last syllable. glf)!oice hzol;ri: ;‘0-‘13‘. ]1e»5hl'(11—0 | b HO ! @ INTERPRETING DEFE IN ALASKA Point Alaska streiches out so that it reaches within | PRpiy SO O oqionage | banks, arrived on one of the lnst| Often Misspelled: Maneuver. O6- | | Hooms So, preqge BE6 4 \7 - % Y ess than 60 miles of Siberia, with the two Diomede |, -0 po cuspected in high places. |boats and was registered at the wrs‘:m‘s‘m:‘: SN 3‘5 A PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- ! : will agree with the [/ands 1ving almost in the middle of Bering Strait,| poreign correspondents may be \m~'Bu“mdnn ; il g]{-upiuc i ; i FULLY COMPOUNDED | Vistually eve wilie € ne of them belonging to Siberia and the other a part| justly accused when Americans are AL L s | 4 Philadelphia Rec wced stand for "ade- y, ajacka Keeping in mind always that the line to|at fault { L. C. Buschmann, Superintendent .wo,m Slm_:l) o g‘ Yot nisidn. y |} Front Steeet Next Collssam | quate nationa vast majority he north is the short line to the Orient, made so by | This evening should be fortunate [at the Port Althorp cannery, ar-| Lioos anc b 1S VORI B O ing Dr. A. W. Stewart PHONE ®i—Free Delivery 3 agree with its declar for ¢ the shape of the earth, it becomes more and more | for women. The stars favor social|rived from there. He reported one “;:"“_0‘;2' e DENTIST B e 4 and an air force big er 1e Monroe Doc- 0" 110 the commereial routes and the military | 2ffairs and amusements. Desire for | of the worst storms ever experienced | b+ Bl v ! Hours 9 am. to 6 pm. [ v : 1 patiate; to enlarge in statement; i i trine stick and to protect this whole hemisphere [ oo oo o 0 T tied States and the countries| Sntertainment that“makes A% pos-| while coming to Juneau. In some| oo A0 St LT St SEWARD BUILDING 5 | nst aggre from Burope or Asia” And We'll or ot Asia traverse Alaska, and to defend against le to forget reulities’ wifl*Cause | piagas, he sald, it was almost Im- " ¢ yoth a's as in pay, accent sec- St i e “Tomorrcw’s Styles g M agiee 2 o Record’s further comment that', e : S AR o 1 prosperc season for theaters possible to make headway for hours 3 le). “He fatea her 7 2 a potential foe, and particularly the aircraft of that| p.. o oce birthdate it is have|at a time. ond syllable). “He expatiated on he R 3 this will more warships and more airplanes foe, it is absolutely necessary to barricade along that| . oo o : etition | 2 charms.” ¥ T Today 3 augury of a year of competition L8 Vit R A i DR. H. VANCE But we 1d or F line. ssible fir % but S Giar LRI & omakt 8 | | a great ma ns oing to challenge ; 1“ “‘{(:'Ti‘, hf‘ hl:::;)‘x‘ll‘r ]:”;f:(i p‘y" 'ITX:“""‘ Higtions 49 Jomeat 33; | OSTEOPATH 1 - e here should be happiness 2 o- | snow . ¢ sharply the Record’s interpretation of defense on the m . P it through friends or relatives 3 B N Consultation and examination A ] Pacific. The Record takes exception to “strength- Truth in 'hf' News ORU as Do orl. ¢hik RS ah- | LOOK and LEARN | ' free. Hours 10 to 1z, 1 to 5; . B ening United States defense as concentrating on (Glevalahd Blsin Dealer) ably willibe. imapinetive WRtE tal | 7(“0 t9_.30 by':p.polix:‘tment. | f14 & 5 Alaska and the Aleutian Islands.” In pointing out It is a long time since discovery was made of | | Subjects of this sign of scor-| | STOCK QUOTATIONS By A. C. Gordon Soull”la;‘ll::;:n oce Pkl::cx || - i that Alaska and the Aleutians thrust out toward what now seems a self-evident fact; namely, that|pio may be quick-tempered and dif- A B ne J : Japan, the Record say free government and free press are co-existent and | ficult to direct, but y are often okl 1. Where in the U. S. is the |o-——— s ] 5 “This proximity is a military danger to Japan,, that neither can endure without the other. But ex- xtraordinarily talented NEW YORK, Nov. 3.—Closing . coiect building limestone produc- _—_— Iuneaus Own sfore ience has proved that this was not the whole Edmund Keane, English actor, was | quotation of Alaska Juneau mine Hon ‘avantin the reala? | 0 story. Dire circumstances not many years ago showed | orn on this day 1787. Others who| stock todsy is 9%, American Can 5 \which of Shakespeare’s char- | | RobertSnmpson, OPLD. that a free press could not be maintained without a | nave celebrated it as a birthday not to us. A Japanese attack on our Beri sessions would cause no vital military dams pos- ge to the United States. But an attack from Alaska or the E bl B 100%, American Light and POWer ,c(erg has the greatest number of | Graduate Los Angeles College | | i ] Ll Y i e i Bl et free, uncontrolled news service—one, in short, which, | :lude Stephe ”' J. Fie ,w\: onetime tl s-|6%, Anaconda 35, Bethlehem Steel | )i eq 10 speak? P of Optometry and W 1 ARG Ol R PIMLIWOUIA. SUIRE TS, LU e L |,y the rundamental conditions of its ownership, can- | lce of the United States Supreme| 691, Commonwealth and Southern 5 Does an alien ever automati- Op*halmology The Rexall Store” | .- Fountry not be steered or rigged for the personal advantage of | Court, 1816; Will Rog writer,| 2, Curtiss-Wright 6%. General Mot- ' . 7l b\,(,(’]m’, & altisen of the 17 g Glasses Fitted Lenses Ground your 4 Just how does the Record figure that “a Jap- a gingle person or a special group of persons. icter, humorist, 1879 ors 49%. International Harve ebhiise. ot 1angthTor (rekinance . tn LS e B ) Reliabh ) anese attack on Bering Sea possessions would No matter how wise the individual who owns a (Copyright, 1838) 64, Kennecott 45's, New York Cen- st ok b i pharmacsts 1 cause no vital military damage to the United States?” news service, his interests can become so involved - tral 20%, Safeway Stores 26%, 4 What s known as “The White | gyl | Would it be no loss to the United States if Japan t he will color the news to his own ends. And no BOYLE’S BROTHER |Southern Pacific 20%, United plagye"? The Charles W. C prescrip- or some other nation, steppec ov ia one of matter how wise and well intending a close corpora- States Steel 64':, Bremner asked 5 Which is the capital city of | The Charies W. Carter tions. these bright days and took ove and the strate- ton which owns a news service, it is conceivable | TAKEN BY DEATH | pound se7s Iceland? i Mortuar}' ] gic positions in the Aleutia hot such an that a situation may arise wherein the close-knit | FRbd i \| A R Butler-Mauro Drug co' i A Er 1 erellont bosition {0 haracs the STOUP of owners, all of like mind, will push the facts | Edward J Boyle, brother of Frank DOW, JONES AVERAGES 17 TG el Sona B Rt o AN e e | e 4 B Tt s of the Undted| @ Ml Hght br fo the left, | A. Boyle. Territorial Auditor; ‘died| The following are today's Dow, Bloomington, Indiana. | ! Fiv e = R e e Pontius Pilate once asked, “What is truth?” No|at salt Lake City yesterday asa.re-|Jones averages: Industrials 15231, 2. Hamlet. e | I States’ best points of defense on the Pacific? And! one knows the exact answer in a given case. But |sult of an attack of inflienza.~ac-|up 10: rafls 3256, up .90; utilitles 3. No - — = 0 GRAVES how much of a force would it take to dislodge such through trial and error newspapers have learned that | cording to word to Mr. Boyle 25,06, 1. 108 ek o 7 ) o S. an enemy in Alaska? the more widely distributed the ownership of a news 2 S R 5. “Reyklavik:. Have Your Fyes Examined by || “The Clothing Man” aska Delegate Anthony J. Dimond answered service, the more uncolored its nmews will be in the Y || Dr. Rae L. Carlson & ke o Hirt e ld r ably, for the information of the long run Hetote Oopgoess The news service of the world whose ownershi is most widely distributed is the Associated Press, these quesiions ra Reccrd, b 7 when he spoke REPORTBIVEN o op pr | o ooty ||| o o l on the question of air defense in Alaska. The Dele- g b et 1t t | Store Phone Green 331 | | *~ which has, in round figures, 1300 owners. he | gate said \ & Alaska is without any form of defense. FewWer ,ng narrow path to the Democratic side, the Republi- 0 Q oy ¥ || GASTINEAU MOTOR than 300 soldiers and no other armed ALY OF Cang make the welkin ring; if contrariwise, vice versa ‘ S i SERVICE naval forces of any kind are stationed in the Terri- There is not one who can call up from a single address | I: wasnenone SE Y EIDena 108 FINE PHONE 721 4 tory. In the event of a foreign assault, the few and say, “Bend the report to the right or to the left, s S Eaemia ! G TO AIE ; ? i Wik e R e et e e i Fencher, Director of the Civilian, @ Is it proper to use a tea ball? | | Watch and Jewelry Repalring GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING infantry could do nothing but surrender. Alaska as is the case with proprietary news services. s R O i e oo e At lenad at very reasonable rates Gas—Oil—Storage ould be taken st overnig stile force, The ultimate authority of the Associated Press is SevYe b2 8 P s A8 Inlornial e, 4 [ et s R R could be taken almost overnight by a hostile force 3 £ | spent $1,967,035,000 from April, 1933, two or three people are present, it PAUL BLOEDHORN lodged in its board of directors, elected by all 1,300 | member-owners. | The privately owned news services make great | 15 on occasion of scooping the Associated Press } for there is nothing to prevent; and once in, that hostile power would have a perfect line of support from the Astan Continent through the Aleutians, and in the principal inlets and |when the CCC program was first is quite correct and practical as| S. FRANXLIN STREET i gy | started, to June 30, 1938. well. Some silver tea balls are a | Visit the The CCC has employed an aggre- charming addition to any tea tray. \fi}—————————fi sl'!'KA HOT SPR[NGS gate of 2,263,425 men during that| However, the cloth tea bags urelu——-— ' by placing submarir = but by and large it scoops oftener than it is scooped. | Mineral avs on the Alasks N & § y 3 | | period Hot Baths bays on the Alaskan coast, and by stationing a de- gy the main thing is that the Associated Press goes | i 4 not ‘correct, . | ON THE MEZZANINE Accommodations to suit every fensive air force in Alaska, the task of recapturing the o bave: s ZUESSEs. 'ky dnd | TR Q. When on an ocean voyage, is 2 in for accuracy. It leaves the guesses, both lucky and | WYLERS G er HOTEL JUNEAU taste. Reservatious, Alaska Afr | : Territory would be tremendous, involving billions of unlucky—the latter, in the natural course of events, s e AOIG SOUTH il Nossassay 108 o040 SCRBREMA) "7 Transport | - dollar: r the loss of thousands of lives.” predominating—to its rivals. It aims always to be iris Wyler, Bureau of Public| certain hour each day for a bath? BEAUTY SHOP PERCUONEA 1 0 SR 1 S 1 Y ‘le(ls Survey Engineer., with his A. Yes. Unless you have a suite | | wife and children, leave on the with a private bath, you should | wl‘m‘* w’l‘i‘:’" North Sea for Seattle and the Mid- make arrangement with the bath-| | Comtoure ophens ¥ west. Foom stelhrd. | | X-Er-Vae 538 COME 'N and SEE the NEW | pviamesmowe- STROMBERG-CAZRLSON ) And how does the Record propose to make an first and right, but if it had to choose, it would prefer “attack from Alaska or the Aleutians” on the heart of to be right than fir country unless there are forces and equipment in the north to carry out such an assault? Indiana nu ses adopt resolutions condemning par- Mr. Wyler will return in a short B uystl B say, “This cake | -~ - We rather suspect the Record in its conclusions Usan political activity on the part of members of | Bl ae L eniny Ll e e D — % RADIOS overlooked its opening paragraph that “we stand for l.;t:l ‘H“:'( u'\” A nurse’s place, they believe, is in the States where he will rejoin his, A. No; say, “This cake is deli- ] | J. B. Burford & Co. a navy and force big enough to make the Monroe Gt g R family and commence a trip for| cious.” | “NEW AND DIFFERENT “Our door step is worn by Doctr and to protect this whole hemisphere Thirough an etrée biew Bogiand 44 st i sine: 108 g;:‘-d?‘“’(“"‘- to visit relatives and “-If'“ « il “"’TWEAR"’ Satisfied Customers” ssion from Europe or Asia” WIthout partment of Commerce report as a forelgn country. | : £ 3 . | DEVLIN’S & . o Alaska Music Supply ||/ Paris Fashion Shoes = ion in Alaska and on the Pacific The area must have been infected by Maine and the whole hemisphere is impossible, and Vermont. | Arthur M. Uggen, Manager 237 SOUTH FRANKLIN Pianos— Musical Instruments | | JUNO SAMPLE SHOP | | . sy As Germans Goosc-Sthpcd Into Sudetenland LEOTA RUSSELL Fhone s 13 Ve e il Telephone 133 | M.ELODY HOUSE ! g s Ry | Music and- Electric Apphances P (Next Gastineau Hotel) for the social obligations of tall TIMELY CI'oms Mrs. Pigg Thone 65 $1,0C0 a month helps pay | : Mona " sescie Barr (above) of || JAMES C. COOPER i NUNN-BUSH SHOES |/F——= | Louisvilie, who'll inherit $1,- Certified Public Accountant STETSON HATS Al Fed . aska Federal Savings 000,000 on h!{ar. 23 whenflsh(;"skfi | Authorized to practice before A court in Peoria recently hil | Lhe U. S. Treasury Department QUALITY WORK CLOTHING sals and Loan Association Accounts Insured Up to $5,000 her monthly allowance from P. O. Box 2718———Phone 3 oR and 9 to $1,000. U. S. Board of Tax Appeals. OFFICE—119 Seward St. Juneau, Alaska LUNCHEON SPECIALTIES ® FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Men Try The smprme cmssifteds for wesulrs. “The Store for Men” Tl‘e First Nafional Bank | The B. M. Behrends “s;nm"é do I‘E o Bank Front St.—Triangle Bldg. CAPITAL—$50,000 SURPLUS—$100,000 KRAFFT’S o Mnfg. & Building Co,, Inc. | Juneau, Alaska COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS e ! : and SAVINGS CABINET WORK—GLASS ACCOUNTS : PHONE 62 | SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Resources Over Two and RACE ! T : . % As Nazis marched intoe Rumburg, Czechoslovakia | One-l‘IQH Mlllon Donm Dlflq:fl i Here is the first origina! photo from Europe, show- ment.” The German soldiers are goose-stepping : i St of R ing Nazi troops marching into the Sudeten area | into the town of Rumburg. Some of the sold =% Alaska” A under the terms of the Munich four-power agree- | wear flowers on their uniforms. Z i . b o4 Y P ‘