The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 10, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE - JUNEAU, ALASKA 5 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1941 : . . commercial messages, utilizing carrier pigeons :nnom![ R T i ‘}“11 \ ",1 I(lskn E"!l,lro means of communication, it early acquired | | 1941 NOVEMBER ’” 20 YEA l’ e { fa which naturally lent themselves to the RS AGO ~F Professionsl Putlished evers evening except Sunday by the di ation of news. In a comparatively short i THE EMPIRE uector Yeaternal Secletis I‘VH'IRI PRINTING COMPANY & Second and Ma eets, Juneau, Alasks, time, aided by the laying of private cables and \ VORI RIS { ¢ Gestinesn Chenmel HETEN TROY MONSEN & & < Pre concessions obtained from foreign governments, i B % Fresident and Business ecam vorld-wide new: F re ¢ | NOVEMBER, 10, 1021 :—:-}ay the Post ¢ ,»Mv“n'n:.; 1 x..‘n :,-:(Im :‘:‘a-"Mllltr ‘“' ~“" : B o R | R. J. Sommers and his bride, the former Esther Nixon, were pas- _# |MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 ntered I e B S UBSCRIPTION RATES: I'hough its nmews reports have generally been sengers for Juneau on-the Alameda. . Delivered by carrier in Juneau and Douglas for $1.25 per month. foan o Wl i ¢ A Drs. Kase" and Second and fourth the following rates: considered reiiable, and at times it has been able | g Monday of each month six months. in advance, $6.00; (o obtain information not available to others, Reuters Trevor M. Davis, master of the gasboat Cordelia D., was to leave on Freeb in Scottish Rite Temple they will promptly notify | until now s remained a private agency, beyond the Northwestern for San Francisco on a business trip. ufgel' beginning at 7:30 p. m y in the de itrol of the London newspapers who depended e DENTISTS VERGNE L. HOKE, | siness Office, 374. upon it for accurate reports of happenings Mrs. William L. Paul and two children arrived on the Spokane from Blrngren Building Worshipful Master; JAMES W. SR OF GioCTATES B X rout Europe and the far-flung British Empire wrangell to join Mr. Paul, who had been here for several weeks. b FHONESS || pivErs, secretary. < is exclusively entitled to the use for This situation has happily been remedied by a & RIS e e e O o, ot imerg | ZOVernment-approved trust arrangement which, in Many hundreds of packages containing all kinds of useful articles | #————mm0— g ffect, places the ownership of Reuters in the hands NOVEMBER 10 were received for the Catholic Bazaar and distributed to the various D A w - N GUARANTEED 70 BE LARGER |Of the British press as a whole. Like the American Richard TRhas boothe T Stewart JAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. Associated Press, which is owned and controlled by Helen Lorimer — DENTIST I IVES Alaska Newspapers, 1011 it newspaper members, the reorganized Reuters Addie T. Harrison The Loyal Order of Moose were to ha “hard time basket social A E Y g agency is to be devoted to the gathering and n;r» F. D. Greenleaf in the Ak Pk 20TH CENTURY BUILDING ¥ nishing of unbiased and reliable news, and safe- Pete Schneider, Jr. e guards have been provided that it shall not pass Hettity 0, Gty Tk e A G i A P Oftfice Phone 468 4 into the hands of any one interest, group or faction Ruth Allen ; B Jh SSder Torrot” B R In these days, when events which take place Richard Travis | S o Tl 1" o\ i ot oft cirievs GE i YeSHER SR HIRRL ARG Mrs Dot Thoomisy. . | Weathers High, 47; low, 3; rain Chiropractic The Rexall Store vital importance to us in the United States and e . Physio Electro Theropeutics Your Reliable Pharmacists when many foreign nowsds(\rvmr& hkr-l the i;r:::«tn DIETETICS—REDUCING B! MAURO DNB, are mere propaganda agencies, it 1s c - -] Dally Lessons in English %. 1. corpon |[|5 i Minera s sieam DRUG <0 those of the Associated Press, may be relied upon \s accurate and unprejudiced, “Tll('.sl(us incline b AR BT e |20 Doohe D Oy Baant MoK T T R S R TR | - but do not (ompel" | WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “What is the big idea in the Post Office Substation U. S. Must Play Its Part book?” Say, “What is the LEADING (IMPORTANT or OUTSTANDING) NOwW LOCATED AT 4 idea in the book?"” Dr- John H. Geyel’ | (Bremerton News-Searchlight) | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 | OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Salient. Pronounce sa-li-ent, A as in e HARRY R ACE It is too late to speculate upon the consequences| This is not an important day SAY,I as in IT, accent first syllable. Room 9—Valentine Bldg. DRUGGIST ! A RE! \L ppr) PECT to this country and the world of the failure of the|in planetary direction, but there OFTEN MISSPELLED: Burro (a donkey). Burrow (a hole in the PHONE 1762 : “The Bquibb Stores of Alaska™ 1 United States to join the League of Nations. should be an access of energy. and | ground). Hours: 9 am. to 6 pm, 22 One of the brightest possibilities recently to It is'not too early to decide that, after this|courage. Delays or even frustra- SYNONYMS: Imperturbable, phlegmatic, palcid, tranquil. ‘ come the way of the City of Juneau made | War, when the nations of the earth begin to build |tions may attend certain construc- WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us “The § L | public last week when it was announc { the 2gain the bright future that their peoples desire, the |tive or aggressive plans. | increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: tere for Men Fish and Wildlife Service is planning heast | United States will cooperate with the democratic| HEART AND HOME: Social in-| CREDITABLE; deserving or possessing reputation or esteem. “This| | ROBERT SIMPSON, OPT. D. SAB'N,S Alaska headguarters for flects and planes at the | nations of the world in arranging that law and |terests should be suhurqmawd to | gentleman was born of creditable parents.”—Goldsmith, OMmhIaAnlelelcoun. ¥ 4 | order shall prevail and that lawless aggressors shall {war work and to family needs. of Optometry ana ' Emacly | be definitely controlled T A S T s e o St e i < i i e ey Opthatmongy Front St—Triangle Bldg. No other branch of government work in the| The gain that will result from friendly coopera- | fully. Cooking should become a| 3 Territery is as close to the interests of Alaskans as|tjon with free peoples holds out the hope, at ledstwmajor interest among women 'rf MODERN ETIOUE”E by ROBERTA LEE Glasses Pitted Lenses Ground the regulatory provisions regarding our fish and |that the after-effects of warfare will not be as seri- |all ages. This is a day when the $ _— game, Word that both the fisheries and game ous as before The rehabilitation of war-stricken |inclination to regret vnmshm‘:: - s ———m— e —_—— '.‘.'n.m“l;:'l’“c:':‘llflm divisions of the Department of the Interior are|nations will require the work of all availa}:le men luxuries may be definite, but it is| Q. To whom should reservations for a hotel room be addressed? n . plete at planning an operational base here is welcome news ' and ]n \m1u';]::'\d‘;“t]hc‘:i*r?:i(l‘)mf:xm::“ <‘)(:!$;t‘:z ;T;::::L‘: bt(o lozki:hza;g;e rg_a:i-' A. To the room clerk either by telegram, telephone, or mail, State elene W. Albrecht m BARANIII' indeed for 1 a1 reside velopment o eComi lescal . Girls indeed for : Juneau resident : :1;).1( ‘. destruistive Abveskioh ioan b, avolded. <aTHBISIHVESTAY, mary il SR i | | the date of arrival, number of rooms needed, number of persons in the PHYSICAL THERAPEUTICS corrnz suop Plans for the Juneau base have been under| .o o oo oo rom cooperation, in promoting | defense associations, but romance PAIY. and the probable length of the stay. Phone 77! way for the past several years, it is understood. {world improvement, are enough to warrant the|will not flourish today. | Q. Should one plan the games when giving a party for children, or Valentine Bujlding—Rocom 7 P Just as the Fish and Wildlife Service base is of attempt BUSONESS AFFAIRS: Farmers|Just allow them to do as they please? economic importance to Juneau by stationing the Nations must learn to live and let live, if they |will be much in the limelight as A. Tt is better to plan their games beforehand. — FINE patrol | nnel of the service here the year around, | youiq avoid future wars, Those who stand for free- |Neptune exercises power over agri- | Q. Should water glasses be filled before the formal dinner is an- Th Ch it is of immense value to the fisheries and Alaska gom and progressive civilization, under law, are will- | culture. Expansion in produging | nounced? e atles W. Cafler Watch and Jeweiry Repatring Ciame Commission offices to have facilities where jng for others to live and they must be prepared [food will be deemed imperative as A. Yes, and they should be kept filed throughout the meal. at very reasonable rates ts may be repaired, planes housed in hangars and and willing, if necessary, to strike down those who |starvation threatens peoples in Eu- SRt L (O Mortuary | PAUL BLUEDHOBN cenfral radio station kept in 24-hour contact with would seize power for themselves, without regards |rope and Asia. Generous aid to'§ e e e e e i I j the units of the service in operation in Southeast |to right or rights foreign countries is indicated. Sa- I.O 0 K d I.EA RN P'x:gnwm 8. FRANKLIN STREET e 1 ‘ e SR e [turn in the eleventh is held re-| an A. C. GORDON — these facilities in operation, no longer | Physical Fitness sponsible for the conservation - of * oil which will continue to be &|b==—eerreoerrrr e} RCA Victor Radios | would val l.fl le time be lost in tak ng boats to Seat- | B for ¢z and repair work. No longer | (Prince Rupert Empire) ipovl\;f\_\hg];;:\;:;;zgg;;ppcos:xoy, ; 1. What football game of 1940 drew the largest crowd? Jflws’”&n’ Shop and RECORDS would it ary for a portion of the fisheries Both in the United States and Canada, the war;o.:m‘ils pi s i ’wh";“;:’ 2. Does a galloping horse ever have all four feet off the ground at — MISSES’ Juneau Melody House ¥ A . £ n co stall to go to Seattle in the winter while | has disclosed that the physical stamina of young| s AP ]ob: t00%sg! fu’; the same time? I.IAD! TO-WEAR Next to Truesdell Gun: Shop ips are stalioped there. It would mean that both | men is mot what it should be. Because of it, an B ar e RR T EhG. Sl 3. Which is the larger, the Mediterranean Sea or the Gulf of Geward Street Near Third Second Street Phone 65 {isheries and game offices could keep their complete unusually large number of youths found m(‘msplves‘w'dv\.prevld ' e v es. Ay Mexico? ¢ ions in Alaska the year around | rejected. rhitve x)‘eréonnrl‘ ma; li-‘ e fd‘ 4. What does the word “amen” mean? B e e /ast majority of cases, the reason could | By 0 o : shins? ijte focation of iwhe new headquarters base ot Il:\‘t(‘xfur;;il (m" :1:8“";”,1“0’1 or to causes having the first. of the year. Again. gha LG ““‘:.”"‘ Rames;of Columbnad eSS an — - ANCE ! t yet been. decided upon, it is understood. 'l‘n origin in economic condition, In the main, the |S¢eTs WArn of the danger atterld-| iNSW‘E\IRb. i i if the fisheries and mlm(' vl:\mond neads :un:mm or fall in the standard of living was not the [iD8 :aCkI'Ol conflndrnco in ((:;qu-(r‘x. S y JAMES c. COOPER 1 ve their way the base will be Jocated somewhere : itk ment policies. Harmony and unity Sy ) true cause. It had chiefly to do with a more or| E 5 C.P.A. ¢ Gastinean Channel, close to the Juneau offices | 1o . w Hiffere jamental laws of |Should be sought by men and wo-| 3. Mediterranean Sea | Shauu(:k Agency less wilful indifference to the fundamen | & Business Counselor i of the Fish and Wildlife Service. hai men in all walks of life. Cheerful| 4. Sobelil. COOPER BUILDING | To this Gastineau Channel neighborhood, the sl acceplance: of increased ‘taxesnds| O Ning, Finta, and Santa Maria. | CALIFORN I move will bring new residents and added Territorial The Germans do not discriminate when taking | Imperative. e e i st i B o IA ‘3 T | INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: importance. | the lives of hostages. To be eligible for the nring‘Pl 4 9 . ¥ D F N _——— Grocery and Meat Market e i squad it is only necessary that one be innocent. (Fluto in the twelfth in an aspect E E SE L. C. Smith and Corons 478—PHONES—37 A Dispatch From Reuters - ol Blrooe | pretD. Rk B 0 N n [ I | | TYPEWRITERS High Q . 4 ; s o foreign powers is responsible for v § gh Quallty Foods at e Congress takes Secretary of the Navy Framk| SRS OO B o Sold and perviediby Moderate Priooy (Cleveland Plain Dealer) Knox to task for being so out-spoken on the Japa- |~ " | Sartior Jonkn. Thas R e — e J B B ! d & For 90 years Reuters has been a British news [nese situation. In other words, some don't relish |/’ T g ! e T O 5 urior Co. Gty - iaeriice. fom the: delivery’ otiihe Knooks: obKADE a catastrophe, an earthquake Q. Are foreign-language groups aiding actively in the Defense Savings “Out D tep Is w“ by 3 rxxenm“_“u i el s very ;. SN X e __|or a flood, to add to the tribula- Program? Satistied Customers” v"”' periscopes out of the water. | Tomorrow Hitler's,” Hiilant inew v.mn.s o.f the ambitious ‘nauon 'whlc_h‘A, Empha@ically yes. Through pgn‘cl}u§c of Defense Savings Bonds by - Super WHITE Power was’llng‘on o aaaob oven vun theic sngines | Raae - piBlished. by, HIAR. Knlckers|ioapaaiiier rom. mistakes i i their organizations and by individual members, Austrian, French- - TRUCKS and BUSSES |Thus the approaching _destroyer | bocker, Pulitzer prize;winning. for- SO e e 0 e e Canadian, German, Greek, Italian, Hungarian, Polish, Russian NASH CARS .8 Mor"- cannot pick up the subs with lls‘elgn correspondent. B IP o1 18 “;1"“ °’b ‘“ 9 and many other groups are participating extensively. DB. H VANCE R d soud. datector,. byt the suba’. omy . E‘St";‘s N r” hdate it is|Q The banks have plenty of money. Why did the Government turn OSTEOPATH Christensen Bros. Garage Go-Roun [the other hand, can hear the en-| MAIL BAG have the augury of year of gd- to the people for defense funds? { mmumnmmmmm 909 WEST 12TH STREET | sines of the approaching convoy.| H. M., Martins Ferry, Ohio—The|Vancement and prosperity. Men! inl A Extensive borrowing from banks has a strong inflationary influence. W 10 to 12; 1 to 5; (Continued trom Page One) Then when the convoy is within | destroyer Kearney was torpedoed|uniform will be promoted. _ Borrowing from citizens has two good effects: It diverts in- by appoinment. _— — e | tange, the subs release their tor-|between Iceland and England. The| Children born on this day wil| reased nationalid 1 di B eau Hotel Annex ios. sometimes blind. In other|destroyer Reuben James was sunk|be fortunate through life, for théy creased’ national incoue $E0ig SRS Vo, AREIOTG ke tenils Lo‘ South Franklin St. Phone 177 ! “HORLUCK’S DANISH” P - SWar aps are ra pedos, somet BS . 2 x o i . s . g::::‘; :.():,‘e‘i'dmh;;:\‘” “O[)::!::::,: words, they do not lift their peri-|between the U.S.A. an diceland.|will have strong characters behind send prices "l?' and i" gives every American the OPPOI!uni'-y‘y' Ice C Fla % the State D”m,.lllm.mv On the scopes but frequently fire merely |Both were escorting merchantjunusual talents. They will turnto to invest ‘Tf his country’s yelfare. Sari e Peppermmtlc'ammdy Pud:ls.!pple other side are many of the other|in the direction of the approach-ships. . . . RRW, Chxcago—wnhgm_ernturc and many will travel 11 i Rum Royal, Cm;olnut Gnn. admirals, including Admiral Ernest| ing engines. Because convoys| the exception of New England, the|widely. y There IS no subshtule fOl’ newspaper adverhsmg | Afllfle B. Befls Lemon Custard, Black Cherry, L King, commander of the Atlantic|travel so close together these days, most easterly newspaper in the (Copynght 1941) - yEEEEy BT 1 1 i PR Caramel Pecan, Black Walnut, Fleet, who says he can get along hits are almost certain. United States 15 the Ocracoke Is- g 5 ENEN @EE8 npn PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Raspberry Ripple, New York, | in the Atlantic merely with his Submarines fire blind chiefly in land Beacon thirty mlllas off thef i C d P 1 oveERMBE Audits Taxes Rock Road, Chocolate, Bm'wr" present consignment of destroers the daylight. At night, on the|North Carolina coast in the Cape No wmg for CDA rosswor uzzie 2 Systems Bookkeeping and Vanilla— ) and light cruisers, which are alliother hand, when the submarine | Hatteras region. The island was | € Rm. 8, Valentine Bldg. Phone 676 at the GUY i that are needed for convoying [cannot be seen, it comes to the|once the home of famous editor- M b ACROSS 32 Silkworm B AT St A e SMITH DRUG % L S \rong | surface. ambassador and naval secretary em ers omorrow 1. gwnrdd‘ 33. Cover with ' ’ ery day| This is one reason for the in- Joseph Daniels. ® 'fifém?‘ 3 Bl'a“c‘)l:"k‘;?rr; i , weakens the Ruscians, and {créased number of merchant ves-| Montana: On August 3, We| Because tomorrow is Armistice| .5 YIEht touches 3 e g FOR BEAUTY'S SAKE H S GRAVES e Bssians the biz potential Sel casualties since September, for|printed a story that former Gov-|pay, the regular meeting of the| 15. Tardy 35 Organs of ) g . allies of the Unied States against @5 the nights became longer, U-jernor John Erickson was let out|catholic Daughters of Ameriéa"for| % Medicinal . S'GR'” S Oithing Man 0 Jupan. With Ruseian - bombing boats have longer hours to operate|{rom a job with the Montana Li-|their all day sewing session: will pot| 18 Action at law 4 Kind of rock HOME OF HART SCHAFPNER I planes operating from Viadivostok |on_the suface. quor Board several days after he|iake place. However, the pegular| I Fobnoed, &k Alcomb. form PHONE 318 & MARX CLOTEING against the paper and bamboo Winter weather also has made|Presided at a meeting addressed by |pysiness meeting will take place in active: 45. One who sells ouses of Tokyo and Yokohama, the the U-boats more dificul targets| Senator Claude Pepper. - The Board |the evening. 18 Ehauatea: o il il ey om the air. All summer, the|is controlled by Governor Sam Ford,| phe group usually meets evfl-y 5 s1“1nkm° 49. Building The sccond big phint urged by British and American air fleets| 3% old friend of Senator Burt|pyesday at 10 o'clock in the morn-| 21. Direction 50, Godof Jove these admirals ic one which not PAtrolled the North Atlantic. In|Wheeler. We are in receipt of a|ing for a full day's work om Red! 22- Compound 51. Mountain: ; . many people realize: © When the CAlm Weather the planes could letter f{rom Wheeler Vigorously |Cross and British Relief sewing nd| 26 Froit- T Pobanal Sxtipans Ruple s 4 United States went info the last €51V Spot submarines well below denving that he had anything to do|gnitting. They will meet ..again| 2 Abbess = 55 Mathematical g i QowN Shr Japan was o our side |She | surface, But - with rough‘r‘"“‘ ‘“;: I‘—f"’i‘“"" m“'“;e fl"dr *::' next Tuesday. 38, Roman smperorbd. Afriean antelope o7, St ; g“:’t’ Bhere’ was 1 o about Choppy weather, aircraft have alher letter from a member of the| e regular business meeting, - Pleubs the Partio moe ey AbOW! hard time seeing very far under|BOsrd assertng that Erickson was|uith Mrs. H. C. Redman.peedgs AR T See Us Today for Models - minute the U.S.A. becomes em- Water. In addition to rough :"" "“- nissed but that M';“C “’”5‘ ing will take place tomorrow night attention | eather, . is the problem of|for which he was employed expired. g i 4. Pa: i broiled in Furope, it has fo guard Weather, there is the problem of| ich he was employed expired.|at g o'clock in the Parish Halk = DN Many Kinds and Types to Choose From! its back door against a traditional 108 . Qriando, e pre: o7 g9 ) B iy Delenit | A |[entative Lex Green was not in- : fi?:xlt‘;h Ahao 2 s | a2 strumental in securing the estab- g Therefore the P fic MERRY-GO-ROU o : 3 8. Morning sta M" L S, Navy, I 3 "I:’ S Ihiv")"_:;'(nll:'"bv“m lishment of Camp Blanding in Fla. ar a e s .. o Wingea C“NN“RS Tol‘ C0. our enemies one by one rather than bembarded with urgent requests| Y chiefs alone decided that . . . - ) 7 i irsaning PHONE 411 have two jumping on us later and, from midwestern Democratio tead.| % DBolsé, Tdaho: * Senator John - e * - d » i : 2 £ P %" Thomas is not as vocal in his iso- V) Y, A A08R Lo e, frem cpposite direction irging him to visit that section |, R flfi-.. .. 19. Condiment There is nothing the Navy dread make several speeches, He| ' ionism as his colleague, D, Worth o // ////// 23. Kind of duck » more than iden of attack in has not been in the area for ,;‘,“"k bisShims Lrgled Bedinating ) '. ./“. .Wfl“ 3¢ Towb CAPITAL—S50,000 §wo. bceans at onee_-attacks aimed | more than s year ans then dia| EXCEldenta forelgn <polley ust ss & Haor SURPLUS—$150,000 & at Alaska on one side Brazil go farther than Cleveland The| s o H 28] One who leads of the admirals 50 resent the phone ! trip with major stops at meu ¢ ‘Syndicate, Inc) i / " healing COMMERCIAL AND - 30. Single thing calls from Winston Churchill Chicago and Indianapolis. . . James 2 7 Rowe, smart young White Hou: THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY 3 3 i (% 14, 14 33, Bucket handle U. S. DESTROYERS |ecretary handling patronage mat-|Of the Memorial Presbyterian| IOWA CITY, Iowa, Nov. 10.—Just ‘n. .//fl.. #5, nspplog o The submarine situation which ters, is leaving to take a new job| ChUrch is sponsoring a benefit|toward proving that yardage a. .///a 147 |48 | 37. Hindu garmen® : i a4 o SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 4% | First National Bank 2 ¥ 31, Gentlemen SAVINGS ACCOUNTS forced Reuben James and now as tant Attorney General | Pasket social Thursday, Nov. 13,|%ained isn't the all-important threatens all U. 8. destroyers in the Rowe's White House duties will be|7:30 pm. in the Church Parlors.|thing in football: \ 41, Ammonium North Atlantic, is f difierent | taken over by veteran secretary | adv.] Jowa football teams in 1939 and from that of the last vin McIntyre, who used to have| e — 1940 gained 6 less yards than Today, German sub rines op-icharge of the President’s callers. A A Manhattan beauty school row |their opponents but piled upnfiss 46, Amevrican lake “'Tfl“? (i“ gangs or wolfp of | Administrationites preparing|offers a class for lady barbers be-{points to opponents’ 18).. Iowa &I e J U N E A U LR A L A s K A fiw three to five, lurking in the path|speect on foreign affairs are/cause of the shortage of male|won 10, lost 5, and tied 3 of & convoy, and witheut, putting |priming themselves, by, reading Ts| burbess caused by the draft, | lthat two-vear stretoh. - | bhere is no'substitute for NewsPaper Advertising