The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 27, 1940, Page 4

ing experts and writers on foreign affajrs: in the O - 40 - i g g e e BT . = " Dlllly Alflska Emplre United States. Hié €¥tensive fontacts make him one from Professional | AR AR I NI, e of the greatest sources of public information in 2 0 Y E A RS A G 0 THE EMPIRE lr e ( O r }’ Fraternal Societied PUPOEPIRE PRINTING COMPS Washington. Gastineau Channel | R L et Tl S0 Vs “Bob” Allen, conversely, is a red-headed, flery _,..._..---,_-,_--“__“..--,-..--‘o A i :_:fi 1 R. L BERNARD - - WVice- President and Business Manager enthusiast, whose object in life is to make people JULY 28 ,1920 * B. P. 0. ELKS Entersd in the Post Office in Juncau as Second Class Mattar. | sce the political things he sees as he sces them. As After a trip of two weeks' duration during which time he visited Drs Kaser and Whers sedtnd and ,m"‘fl“h' fegelan, and o Wasingian | or e e AR thirty canneries and camps, B. D. Stewart, Territorial Mine Inspector Wednesday at 8 ‘p. m. Feninl ne | EUMUILIBA | KoK R o S and Labor Commissioner, returned here filled with enthusiasm over the F; reeburger Visiting brothers = wel- L s R O olj ) nuLc.tandmlg g region embracing the part of Soltheast Alaska between Juneau and DENTISTS %&Tfi(‘dfl l’?ulesl'lynt?{o“g N coy}xxx)<-|ztntnns on v»r.].n is going on in the world. Sitka. ! Ble vlgren Building SIDES, Searetars. 4 Early in the 1932 presidential campaign he wrote HONE 56 ey T S O O e A guest of Col. E. Lester Jones, Chief of the Coast and Geodetic 7 MOUNT JUN®AU g L e B R e HAPPY BIRTHDAY Survey Bureau, Gov. Riggs and family left on the yacht Lydonia for a Second L(:ggnlr;(:rlt‘; v June d Douglas for $1.25 t p after ne v Y i Delivered ;‘_ ;:::1“:’ = .'.,(,', o .n'.'»":,,fl”..rv:l rtgod month | the result. In 1936, after an independent survey of visit to Taku Glacler. Neorday of Lt I One year, in advance, $12.00; six months, in advance, $6.00; | polit sentiment throughout the country, he flatly & Dr A w 'staw ¥ in Scottish Pite Templs ne month, in advance, $1.25 e % avelt 1 i gk ¢ o - 0 0 om0 O o ol > O O hers will confer a favor if they will promptly notity | Prédicted the Roosevelt landslide at a time when all United States Marshal J. M. Tanner, accompanied by Mrs. Tanner, beginning at 7:30 pan the Business Office of any faflure or irregularity in the de- | sther Washington correspondents were hedging. JULY 27 left on the steamer Jefferson for Skagway where he was to spend the DENTIST RALPH B. MARTIN e e T DEIoh, 603 Hanlinses-Dffise, e, The Empire hopes its subscribers will find The| Jack Turoff next two weeks visiting. !;loursAs am. to 6 pm. Worshipful Master; JAMES = W ~———MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED FRESS | Merry-Go-Round, as readers throughout the nation Patricia Connor ; Eowmlc?mo LEIVERS, Secretary, B T BV BevE isbutclios crelInRG, oy b opiar. | nave foubicidl, tite. plibite hess pesisiope on phi bv;‘\“ld Chr:t:nlsen Miss Barbara Simpkins, sister of George M. Simpkins and Miss I epublication of all news dispatches credited to 1t or not other s ara § 5, sis O et G 'this DAper and also the local news published ington. It is reliable, readable, and a reflector of the wru?:\em R Nellie Simpkins, arrived here on the Princess Alice to spend several i 7 i herein. 4 ' a ! :':; T ™) GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER ‘Immlll“] Ih“'l""flm(;v b up an enviable record Mis. SVE i D J d Wh ALABKA CIRC 1 3 o] T ) 3 The authors have hung via ' aar AL — . | GUY SMITH | _ THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION _ |for truth telling. With no rambling, no theorizing, Guy Gaudett . MbMilan. art employee of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Company T cu ingA ].u']er RGE D. CLOSE, Inc, National Newspape) l’l ta- . re - . s a " A N Jros, with Gifloes in Ban Pranciscs Lon. Ausslss; (Portiand, | Snort paragraphs’-and s forceful vocabulary, The —- at Thane, was to leave on the Princess Alice for the south. Drugless Physician Aeattle, Chicago, New York and Boston Merry-Go-Round makes easy reading. The Merry- JULY 28 Sinsunoing 0 Terb DRUGS T SEATTLE REPRESENTATIVE. GHbert A. Wellington, 1011 | Go-Round is like a mirror which reflects that which Harold McKinley Donald MacKinnon, son of Mr, and Mrs. Lockie MacKinnon, was Rooms 2-3-4, Triangle Bldg, k Bulldis S8es 3 2 S -partisan, rsonal, - 1 2 o y American Bank Bullding ArT T :;“.‘n:n :;:{;n:} ; :c({n n!ltio; qlnun partisan, impersonal, un Bs:;sguwl;l;;fll:;d to leave on the Princess Alice to enter the University of California at PHONE 667 PUROLA REMEDIES | bia e ey. Read it today on Page 1 and read it every day Helen Vebater sty 25 Pnzsc‘x}mr;s U:ggfi o . Ford R, Butler #ULL et ok Hzrrry P, Doyle Harold B. McQueen, son of the Rev. and Mrs. J. T. McQueen, was | = i { R e : to leave on the Princess Alice for a holiday trip to the south. Dl’ John H GEYET Front Btreet Nest Collveum- 4 | - - PORSRMISRRRR SOSI P A » 4 | SEVEN-YEAR RECORD | PHONE 97—Free Delivery | SEVEN Mrs. Charles Sey and children, who were camping for two weeks at ! DENTIST | 1l | For seven years, come sun or come snow, the H 0 R 0 S c 0 P E Hilda Creek, returned home. _ Room *;:—Hgalénw; Bldag. 5 ] Empire has delivered to the homes of its customers T Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 3 along the Glacier Highway. In those seven years| “The star o -],‘”(. Weather: Highest, 56; lowest. 50; cloudy. PR e 4 ks e # 1 ‘ the Highway subscribers have missed their paper L S Y BRI R TARRE Y Tomorrow S slyl” only one night, that lapse being due to a mechanical but do not compel o i b ) — TOdflYu | breakdown in the newspaper's press, e LRI +| D ‘I |- E gl h ! ROB ' | This excellent record by the Highway Delivery | Pt X T al y essons In ENglis W. L. GORDON Grlmmgvflgg D. | Y — | helps explain why the Empire has four times as many 2 ge + SRRt itvas ks 7 esting.” Say the Empire organization and gives us Alaska's larg strong. While the clergy is under B Washingt Merry-Go-Round by Drew Pearson and v i i "E] S NOUNCED: Jesuit. Pronounce jez-u-it, E as in | be————— A e Tl A s ; varson 40d est daily newspaper circulation, ten subseribers to |y oric cway there may be a ten- OFTEN MISPRO! "H 7. i » spects are| ¢ somssamoimennodes ocane s s s s - 0 of Optometry and | P THE MERRY-GO-ROUND | Glacier Highway subscribers as any other news-| Adverse planetary aspects are geo R ; Opthalmology | paper. It is a type of service which carries through |#°!Ve today. After the morning| (wopps OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “The book was most ‘ater- | The Empire begins publication today of The! e M . hours malefic influences are| ... guy “The book was VERY interesting.” Glasses Fitted Lenses Ground fotert 9. Allen thie nearest competitor’s seven in the city of Juneau, & M| BET, U as in UNITE, T as in IT, accent first syllable. 1 : t This daily report on Washington life and politics efght to any competitor's six in the city of Douglas :::;{%agfl.‘f Atéleoj,ec(;f: r:;yw::_l OFTEN MISSPELLED: Pharaoh; raoh, though pronounced fay-ro. '_‘*——: Juneau S Own S'ore is established from New York to San Francisco as| and two and one-half times as many mail sub-|tend and strange cults may flour- SYNONYMS: Unseemly, unsuitable, unbecoming, improper. ! The Charles W. cafle‘ 1 the livest feature of the hour.” It is packed with scribers. ish. WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us - exclusive important information and readers turn PR Sl L LD i Heart and Home: The aged will| increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: M t to it eagerly for its inside stories, The authors, Drew Ptttk Col feel keenly the changed world con-, TERMINATE; to end. “The torrid zone terminates at the tropics.” s 0: :I:TY p 7 Pearson and Robert S, Allen, are daily proving them- The Real Fifth Column ditions. They should be encouraged s s urth ang nklin Sts. ) selves among the foremost reporters (]u our time. = s by loving care And their healtly' §remomsnemoem:emoemoommm oo oo o, oo amom e e PHONE 136 The Rexan Stora | Your Relisble Pharmacists Butler-Maurc . The authors first attained national fame because e e g __[should be safeguarded. Women to-| MODERN ETIQUETTE by of their books, “Washington Merry-Go-Round” and The term “Fifth Column” Das been so over-|day are under s rule of the ete, ROBERTA LEE worked in recent weeks that many Americans are |which inclines them to be despon-| ‘M‘f“ !\df'n_\-(m-‘lig!m(! 2 )',u:'h‘ ))nuf; in turn was apt to imagine this country, and all surviving free |dent. They should enlist in church A LS IS Skl S SLI P | Have Your Eyes Examined by Dmg co. @ national best seller. Dozens of books about Wash-| oo niries honeycombed with thousands upon thou- |and philanthropic organizations.| D B 2 Dr.R L t ington had come out year after year but the “MeITY-| Gnds of native spies and saboteurs. A timely cor- |Ald fof victims of war row showd! @ 70 whom is the term “clerk” properly applied? : r. Rae L. Carlson R Go-Round” books were the first to be welcomed by | rective to such ideas has just come from Carl J.|be part of every family budget. | A According to the purist, a “clerk” applies only to one who works OPTOMETRIST 4, PRESCRIPTIONS the public with & fecling that here for the first ime| Hambro, for 15 years President of the Norweglan| Business Affairs: Farmers, stock in an cffice, keepivg records of accounts, or having charge of correspond- | | Blomgren Bldg. 2nd Floor people were being made acquainted with an inner| Parliament. “Hitler works the ‘Fifth Column’ idea |raisers, fishermen and all who sup- cnce, cte. i Front Street—. Phone 636 actuality of Washington life for all it's worth,” Mr. Hambro reminds us. “He|ply food in any form will h ve | Q. chould a hostess extend her hand to every guest when greeting = —_— . . The books were written with a sprightliness that| wants to create the impression that there are thou- |many calls upon them to meet them? Post Office Subslallml made them exciting but this sprightliness of touch | sands, even millions, of Nazi sympathizers every-|the demands of starving war vic- A. Yes, to each man as well as to the women NOW LOCATED AT > 3 o g s o h And he added the obvious truth, not always |tims. It will be largely the work £ - = : roduced at a very fermal affair, where a | ‘ did not hide the underlying seriousness of the| Where. i 3 e it @ T obdenn RIS R JAMES C. COOPER | HARRY RACE" achievement. Experts recognized that the books S0 obvious to those who believe any tale of treachery, | the United States to feed the hun- that “nothi jemoralizes a people more surely than E d Asia. Relief | large number of people are pres C.P.A deserved to be studied for their profo Jedge that “nothing demoralizes ¢ s | gry in Europe an ia. Relief en-| .P. A, R Ofs‘)wc;(.lx,\lu“,\,,:2:.' ,,Im,\"”‘;.::.\:I‘,’,,:\lj““::"‘}::x“]’v;.‘h:. rumors that they have been betrayed by their neigh- | terprises on an immense scale nr)w} L Business Counselor 1 DRUGGIST SR . e iy bors, by members of their own government, even by |will be 1aunched AN AMEIICAN dwemomm e ommsm:mm oo e o o o o o o - COOPER BUILDING | “The Squibb Stores of Alaska authors showed themselves better informed than the g 4 e d 3 ' v ——— g sienc ’ 5 o officers in the defense forces. business will contrihute lavishly to b 1 political science -professors. Throughout the books|* A Hambro was In Norway.when the invasion|the naeds of the pour and the su,_’ LO 0 K a nd L E A R N Y N = + . ran a definite passion for truth, the stories that had ' syrck, He saw the real Fifth Column there do its | fering. A. C. GORDO. “The S| for Men™ | to be told if the light of knowledge were to break | contemptible work; he saw, too, that those who be-| National Issues: Financial prob- | — & L. C. Smith and Corona through the fog of press agentry that protects people | trayed Norway were not Norwegians but Germans.|lems will be discussed by the peo- R R T R TYPEWRITERS SAB'N’S in high places, In the case of Norway many of these Germans came, [ple who do not comprehend banks| 1. Would an egg boil more quickly at the foot or on the summit of Sold and Serviced by Throughout The Washington Merry-Go-Round ostensibly, to visit the Norwegian foster-parents who |and banking. The stars presage for a high mountain? J B B ! d & Front St.—Triangle Bl run the same qualities that made the books so widely had sheltered them and fed them as children in the|this country inevitable reflection 2. If a magnet is suspended, in what direction will one end point? | urior cn. popular. Through the daily column there runs a | Years when Germany was hungry. of the bad industrial effects of| 3. What were the names of the two legendary founders of Rome? “Our Doorstep Is Worn by keen appraisal of values—political, social and sheer It is a cruel injustice to blame the Norwegian|war and waste. The inclination to| 4. Who are the Benedictines? Satlsfied Cusl.omcr " entertainment, value. The column is authoritative, “‘r the Dutch or Belgian people for the crimes of |blame Washington for what Berlin 5. Which country started to build the Panama Canal? B e S i = o perception and appraisal of nu changed nud um-‘ mocmcics were robted with treachery: from /within, |stars Iurecas}z succ,;s h[;r the pu-? 1. On the summit. | DR. H. vANCE { stantly. changing Washington scene The Germans work chiefly with Germans in their |litical party which has been in' 3. T tho norih. OSTEOPATH The public that has in the past been spectacu- | propaganda efforts. They use disgruntled native power through world crises, 3. Romulus and Remus. Consultation and exa tion i larly bored by Washington correspondence of the old| gitizens when they can find them, but in the last| International Affairs: Differenc- 4. An order of monks. free. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5; era has been awakened through The W.vlnnylmy analysis they rely on their own agents, as they did|es regarding colonial claims and! 5. France. 7 10 8:00 by nppolx;ment. ¢ Merry-Go-Round to the discovery that Washington| jn Norway, as they would in this country if their |possessions will cause troubles yeri Ve % £ i 1 intul- Gastineau Hotel Annex news can be tremendously exciting, | opportunity came, among totalitarian rulers. Secret the next national election the ap-|ably 'will have exceptional ndl South Franklin St. Phone 177 % Drew Pearson, one of the men making it excit- | b agreements will be discovered and Pointments that are awards for|tion. They should be ‘1’; e""at“‘;u"' S— +* ing, has taught at the University of l"t'nns\']vanm; : will cause anxiety to the United campaign activity will be severely i ary talent and splendid mentality. 4 SEN gL @ g It's a dull day in Congress now that another bil- | giatec Upheavals in Mexico also Criticized. The need of supermen (Copyright, 1940) and Columbia. His travels have taken him around| .. "0 <o jsn't voted for defense. h W io enitadh the Dosters Gf U R ST \ the world many times. But his prime amusement g will be disturbing, although there o transac : il Jllleal nelody nfiue and occupation is observing the merry-go-round of | X i i will be a lasting unity of purpose greatest nation on the globe will be H s _______1_._ a { pation s g & of | Evidently if Marshal Petain has his way; England | o mong’ the Americas. Before the be- | #Pparent as never before. H ELP AN Musio and Electrio Appliances 53¥o0% polidkes. | I adaition e 19 one ‘of dhe load-| really will have to fight to the last Frenchman. ginning of 1941 amazing world! International Affairs: Added to s 1 i % T Next to Truesdell Gun Shop o000 [ s v e i e war ot i v many citon) |y QR AN ||| secama s Poeme Whea tn Neot ot 2 seek ways to assure permanent!as refugees and the consequent | DIESEL OIL—STOVE q l peace. spread of disease. Under-nourish- Telephene 713 or write 1 YOUR COAL CHOICE ' o N Persons whose birthdate it is ment will reduce the rising gen- The Alaska Territorial A h. B B i 5 H have the augury of a year of good|erations in conquered European Employment Service rcinie G“S GENERAL HAULING | fortune. Spec;:l c:nlz ;;\ regard to| countries. Gvrmun{ will "fxu:er food for this qualified worker. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT STORAGE and CRA' 3 legal papers enjoined. problems, despite the spoils of war. - WAITRESS — Bookkeepin, Tax Service 1 Children born on this day prob-|Harvests in the United States will Mf::flflf:xfin)age 40. Experi- Room 8, V:lentlne Bullding CALL UB i : ably will be brilliant in mind and have a peculiar significance this 'ld in good hotels; Phone 676 ] i strong in body. They may be stub-|summer as Americans share their snced chambergl | J“ea' Tnlllhl” H also waitress work and short order bornily ambitious and able to reach abundance with the unfortunate. cook in small restaurants. Call heights of success. Persons whose birthdate it is for ES 144 IT COSTS SO LITTLE have the augury of a year of suc- ol T TO. DRESS SMARTLY MONDAY, JULY 29 cess through unusual vocations or F AT Benefic aspects dominate today.'uccupations, Many informal fes- NOTICE * '; * < HERE'S WHY It is an auspicious date for making tivities will contribute to youthful| AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing DEVLIN ] s FAMI LY | important decisions and for sign- romances, air route from Seattle to Nome, on ] ing contracts. Business men may| Children born on zms day prob- | sate at J. B. Burford & Co. adv, d their interests full SHOE STORE:| “Juneau’s Oldest nuu, under this configuration. Heart and Home: While the stars Tennis Star Shields Weds Helene W. Albrecht ||| sewsra D : do not smile on romance today, Manager; ¢iFla are. well: directed. tn sctivitiss & PHYSICAL THERAFEUTICS xoi 2 that contribute to the comfort and ; Eie £15 happiness of members of the fam- Valentiné BaNding—Keem 7 od ily. It is not an auspicious date for meeting strangers. Love letters are lucky. 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The Large or Small | will be concentrated upon cortain Empire guarantees more than satis- Jobs Handled Quickly ‘{.’}d:fl“;el: o 3%‘"{:“"::; e:":‘:::: 2% PAID O.N SAVINGS k! factory printing—at a fair price! and Efficiently with true American enterprise. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES - First National Bank Novel designs in airplanes are to | gain fame and aviators are to prove exceptionally expert under extra- ordinary tests. National Issues: Trained men will be advocated for political offices + The Daily Alaska ~ : Empire technica ledge Tennis star, Frank X. Shields, is pictured at North Conway, N. H, i 602—Phones—374 P ; m“ xet‘:z:l experlencem::wrm as he married Donna Marina Torlonia, daughter of cess Elsie i - 3 ,.’r:u be handica; 0t Torlonia, the former Elsie Moore of ! P 4 i pped ynless participating in eastern Yo Bliwhc T JUNEAU—ALASKA MR (55 v prove e o e :