The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 18, 1943, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA : TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1943 Dail Alaska Em ire |ures governing its internal affairs - ! - ; BRSSERT y p “Laws enacted by its Legislature, how- Y “. ’,‘"' e \ P A - | (1 W ever, Including laws of purely local concern, HAPPY BlRTHDAY 2 0 Y E A RS A G 0 ’{‘TH”E it nmECTOR le:r::llsslc:;l“ { EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY | have been subject to approval or disapproval Pt . Becond and Main Streets, Junesn, Alasks, by Governors appointed by the President tinecu Chann g e b o B S with the advice and consent of the Senafe MAY 18 AR 1D abs . MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 R L BERNARD - - Vice-President and Business Manager 4 J A nlf the U lllll": Nfl‘r“- B ; : il | President Harding and his party were to spend part of one day and SECOND darsd tn » 168 yuseas oy “I recommend to the Congress that it consider Jx)hn erthle | e e b-155 Bieau: 18, the: ter s ed by Gov. Sc and FOURTE Euter: the Post m,g. g &m“ Class Mattar. tone night in ntative itinerary submitted by Gov. Scott C Drs. Kaser and Monday of taonth as soon as possible an amendment of the organic Ray G. Day B " carr > ’ u R iy ; y ) one was adopted and carried out by the President. o o 4 ,'.f.’,'._"",o'.':,","“" D e r ™8 | .w. of Puerto Rico to permit the people of Puerto Hans Floe Freeburger in Scottish Rite Temple 'Tn 00; | 3 9 beginning at 7:30 p. m. Ohe vear, in advance, § six months, {n sdvanes, $7.80; |3 e R o » i Fa pp {Rico to elect their own Governor . . . Malcolm . Faulkner | An Executive Order had been signed by the President, authorizing DENTISTS JOHN J. FARGHER, Sne month, in & ce, $1.28. The X sident’s ssage rs. Raymond L. Haddon L Bubscriber; confer a favor if they will promptly notfty | Thé quotation from the President's message Mrs. Raymond | the removal. of the United States Land Office from Juneau to. Anchor- Worshipful Master; JAMES W. age, according to a telegram received by Frank A. Boyle, Register and LEIVERS, Secretary. the Business Office of any failure or irrexularty in the de- |0, we have emphasized above is-the thing which Grant Ritter i Blomgren Building Phone 56 Receiver. Uvery of their papers. | Telephones: News Office, 602; Buiness Office, 3N4. has brought about most of ‘the breaks between the Chee Hermann |elected representatives of Alaskans, their Legislature, Erwin Butts MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRES| | s Capt. Milton M. Finkel e B P 0 ELKS s Asc s P el entitied tothe ‘as. fer |and ‘Federally: appointed Governiors y 7 : # Z 22 E 2 B fevubiication of ll news dispatches credited 4 1 or Rob othar- It is not the American way of doing things when o o SRR Ok ok U8 TRT S R TN anc lvah: ppgol iR oomib s, W Dl’. A W Stewari Meets every Wednesday at 8 Wise credited in this paper and also the local news published | " o Joseph Riedi to be presented by the Senior Class of the Juneau High School. The cast DENTIST o C;VIS E“IFT‘Y‘_ 9B ey y A . . isiting rothers wel- Berein. |y “Aldskan” Governor, can stamp put Uy Velo sole- Mrs. E. E. Somers of characters included: Charles Dangerfield, Curtis Shattuck; Paul e b P iy pipely {osgls SnopiL, ~And "“”'" RIS Y Harold ‘T. Jacobson Dangerfield, John Janiksela; Elizabeth Dangerfield, Daisy Oja; Ilivia|| 320TH CENTURY BUILDING “E";:‘fi;é“'rf.fi?,‘.”’M“:E;%%% o g ke et A A {examples of this. This is a way the power of a e Dangerfield, Lillian Peterson; Mandy, Carol Webster; Rany Meeks Oftice Phone 468 Searetary. 3 d —— e i | Federal ‘ official may be used to force a cooperation James Barrgar; Burton Crane, Jacob Britt; Mrs. Falkener, Tecla Jor- i NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES — Alaska Newspapers, 1011 | Which does not exist % B genson; Cora Falkener, Lillian Perelle; Solon Tucker, Harry Ellengen and American Building, Seattls, Wash. During the recent session of the Territorial Leg- H 0 R 0 S C 0 P E Thomas Lefferts, Wayne Summers. i H G {slature a House Joint Memorial asking that the & 7 Dr’ John Gever PIG e hn H. Gey GLY WIGCLY | Congress pass a bill which would permit the election & 3 o Harry El R 54 4 e B y Ellingen was the honor student of the Juneau Public High of the Governor of Alaska was passed unanimously The stars mclma iy % Aldska ‘Delegate Anthony J. Dimond has intro- but do not compel’ Room 9—Valentine Bidg | :duced Wibilliwhich’ %quld allow us fo gHOge ;GNT, OWD s & 80 7 P IR A o | An early organization of an All-Alaska Chamber of Commerce was PHONE 762 {Governor. It has been referred to the Secretary of seen by .Charles D. Garfield, head of the Alaska Department of the School Senior Class, holding the highest average in grade work. he ex 1 vil s Mr SDAY, MAY 19 the 'IntErior-Tor én expression of hiv.FhEwe, As Mr JHRNESA Seattle Chamber of Commerce, who had spent six weeks in Juneau and Dimond points out, it seems impossible that the S vicinity, coming here from Seattle. ROBERT SIMPSON,Opt.D. "The Rex 11 smn" hé Dhesident already sxpressed - himselt £e reports from United Nations arm- % o Graduate Los Angeles College JEI0 JERSSIAONS AEUEAY YIS SXDIOAS e o I saped. Congress comes| ~ With appropriate ceremonies, the City Playgrounds Ball Park, and of Optome! Your Reliable Pharmacists |les care pre ed. g | and The bill already has received wide publicity and > DBIBRES | 10g : . o : | inquiries into. lend-lease policies. |season was to be preceded by an automobile parade of the downtown || Giasses Pitted Lenses Groun Congress can ill afford to sidestep the issue concerned | gART AND HOME: Enlistment | scotions and out to the park Ground DRUG €0. ’ {indeéed be food for the Axis propaganda machine if |auxiliary organizations of the arm-| M G X AR AR % { v Mrs. B. Hewitt, teacher at the Parochial School, left on the steamer [this bill is lost at this time. The Axis could point|ed forces will increase rapidly at|p - o WEVTE TR I o et home in Chicago The Charles W Carter * 2 | esse v |the early volunteers w'!l inspire | 2 5 EXTENDING DEMOCRACY essence of democracy in the Four Freedoms to all| o HEY TOFPECE G R0 Weather was partly cloudy with a maximum temperature of 46 and Mortuary Druggist lof the United Nations, it denies democracy at home | Pourth and Franklin s a minimum of 41 Sta. Marlin Doubledge Razor Blades 1t doesn't seem possible that in the light of our |0 its people in Alaska [\uvc their country. In man » PHONE 138 18 for 25¢ President’s recently expressed views concerning the The people of Alaska are as well qualified as the |, . s win watch for n e Possessions of the United States that Congress will|A favorable comment by Mr. Roosevelt on Alaska’s|plans stir their anxious hearts. Th Dally I_essons n EnghSh FIRST AID HEADQUARTERS “The Stor: » bill would also be most welcome. |seers declare that supermen and| W. L. GORDON FOR ABUSED HAIR e for Men While the Government talks of guaranteeing new social order | WORDS OFT['N MISUSED: Do not say, “Five hundred dollars was democratic privileges to all of the United Nations it Feeling Sorry ‘for Yourself? Memorize |™pjysinpss arpamrs: while|? handsome gift.” Say, “a GENEROUS gift.” Sigrid’s Front St.—Triangle Bldg. United States, Alaska has had many fine men in —— winning decorations, generals in |and second A’s as in AT, third A as in AH, principal accent on last - i You'll Find Food Finer and retary can’ do anything except favor the ‘bill because | = Benefic aspects rule today. Good e e | under. @ -sway which promises ‘mew |the local baseball season was to be opened soon. The opening of the Opthalmology BUTLER-MAURO |““that of extending democracy at home. It would in the WAACS, WAVES and other = _ lout that while the United States is promising the|this time. Brilliant records made by HA“Y BACE {will abandon promising extension of more home rule to the Territories and |People of Puerto Rico to elect their own Governor. poyn girls and boys as offensive once more sidetrack-the bill which would give /\ln.&-| | | kans'the privilege of electing their own 'Governor: 1 R — | superwomen are in the making | {o—o - Parker Herbex Treatments Will SAB'N’ Mnd thus will be preparcd for th Correct Hair Problems can searcely overlook this Territory, a part of the These 10 Words {generals on the battle fronts are OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Abattoir. Pronounce ab-a-twar, first the chief executive's chair—some sent from afar, (Seattle Times) Ibig industries will be earning med- | syllable . | others chosen from the.ranks of Alaskans. But it| An American marine has composed a whole book a)5 that never will be bestowed up-| OFTEN MISSPELLED: Lessen (to reduce). Lesson (an exrcise io JIIIIGS-S]GVG SII Service More Complete at is the very bésis of & democracy that the people be |In ten simple words, “Gosh," he said, “Now. We gOl|on them. Astrologers foretell that|pe studied) | N Suep THE BARANGF allowed to exercise their right of choosing their own ';’ love the ;fic\Vn Iolut Jnl‘nl ;n 3,,,;,';%:: *P;;::HC:[ overwork will cause as many cas-| SYNONYMS: Perplex, puzzle, bewilder, confuse, distract, bother, LADIES’—MISSES’ |there is written the whole magi el as ini A -TO-WEAR Kncre | Guadaleanal ‘:;::-tltt';c: t?\o‘::m;mm[oml%mz:zd I:Lf::: ‘m)mh | b i ccrrEE SHQP Here in Alaska we continue with the practice { WORD STUDY e a word three times and it is yours.” Let us Beward Strees Near Third That marine wouldn't say he'd been through so|are fighting for the future as well increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word A Eatalving i Coreghon Apnathind Xrom Washington— ' goio much. He had lain in the jungle, painfully |as the present. By the end of the| a custom which England used in the days before the y.unded, and pretended to be dead when Jap sav-|war, factory achievements are to STOLID; not easily aroused or excited; dull; impassive. “His stolid | FINE American Revolution when the white-wigged gover- aoec found him ‘b(- catalogued among patriotic| face gave no indication of any emotion.” | nors, responsible to.the Crown and not to the people He had fought again, and a Jap knifer split his dceds of daring. | W JAMES C COOPER W":h and Jewelry Repairing they ruled, were sent to the new colonies from the hand while he was protecting a buddy who had lmat NATIONAL ISSUES: Much has C.P.A At very reasonable rates British Isles it ikl |been said about the value of an in- b’ Paul Bloedh Alaska certainly has never had a Governor who| He had won a Navy Cross for dragging a “swell formed America in the promotion MODERN ETIOUEHE ROBERTA LEE Business Counselor S. FRANELIN 5732 would compare with the autocratic colonial rulers— |lieutenant” right out of the hell of a'Jap machm(‘“’f war aims, but astrologers point COOPER BUILDING bt the method is somewhat the same. For Alaskans gun nest. He hadn’t been through so very much, | lr’“t thall s0 T)X“Ch }r]m;st ble wnhherld 3 e king repr ativi o that marine ol - ttie pUBUG UllA IRy @upebl)- When a guest drops a knife or fork w ating, @ e 1| . . nave only a speaking representative in- Congress, one i fon, B ITomiAMoR bt bt | o "V & Kidaldiups 8, Kilfe or {opk-while eating; and there is RCA Victor Radios who has no vote. And Alaskans have not even the Much of all that agony went on at | % 5 _ | no servant, what should the guest do? L C. Smith and Corona it ¥ on . s ANOIRE T uesi. | tlie marine said, night i when -the -Japs fight best.|8d: They stress the need of absolute A 3 N g : a and RECORDS privilege of casting ballots in the choice of the Presi- |avoidance of criticism regarding A. Say quietly to the hoste May I have another fork, please? TYPEWRITERS & § < That is how, out there in the Solomons, they came % JUNEAU MELODY HOUS» nt of the United States who appoints the Gover- % | Gover: . S I am sorry that I dropped mine. fii"l 1; Ai:sk-‘A e ates PE ' to dove ‘the -datn Government policiés, because of b PP 8old and Serviced by Next to Junesu Drug Go. 3 L .o |BUbtle effects susally ignored. Oc- Q. Should one apologize when one is calling at a home where one 4 Don’t think we're not grateful, most of us here f 2 B Some quotations from the President’s message to . o 5 o oo 'mgulle\ed hours of night, you |CUltists believe that thoughts have | has not been for a long time? J. o Bll'hfll & 0. ard Street Phone & Congress on this matter who have awhited thus the dawn. Though we can | THAass mfluxenlce ag‘d. vfor this 1R A. No; make no reference to it ‘Our Doorstep Is Worn by “It has long been the policy of the Government | ..o jmagine how tough that life must be son urge that every destructive Q. What are some of the most essential requisites in order to be Batisfied Customers” of the United States progressively to reinforce the| —“popt lose heart because we cannot tell you;‘d;?«;“:ni}ifig‘;;?mnggmn;' b il IN machinery of self-government in its Territories and pow we feel and don’t think for one moment lhml(‘:eneral 2 B ezt e hasd A. A hospitable welcome to her guests, strict attention to their i island possessions. we will let you down. Surely not any one of us wholy = g 2 5 comfort, and entertainment. | L y I ght against tremendous odds, “Puerto Rico has universal suffrage and an ever reads those ten illuminating wor lis to gain much though the sum- DR- H- vANCE shanuck Agency elective legislature which considers and enacts meas- “Gosh, how we got to love the dawn out there.”|mey an din September will win OSTEOPATH e - ; eally decisive victories that com- I.O OK d L E A R N by Consultation and examination Representative John Vorys of we can assure the rest of the world pensate for months of anxiety and a n A. C. GORDON | free. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 6; e ——————— Ohio. Richard Kleberg of Texas, that we are fighting for the four strain. From this date on he should L8 7 to 8:00 by appointment. CAL IFOR NIA Karl Mundt of South Dakota, Vic- freedoms is to guammeo rruedom{hflflt‘ sn;ong support in men ‘and R e e e e e e e SR e e e e e e e e e ] Gastinesu Hotel Anmex G and Meat A tor Wickersham of Oklahoma and of the press. Will there be a lot|airplanes, tanks and munitions. 1. What birds have been bred and trained by the Chinese to do their | | goutn st 4 ; Marx {other “free press’ champions of of war secrets discussed at this|There is in his horoscope a sigh| fishing for them? uth Franklin St. Phone 177 78—PHONES—371 |the two committees quickly pounced conference, things the public should [Prognosticating lasting fame which B Vilio s Ahb utHOr ' “Mare Nostram® &ad “Bloodiaad Sand"? High Quality Foods at upon this' statement, contending rot know about?” Wil beimh Insiration to future geris Which iweflding anbiversary, is-kinbwr as/the “bin Wedding"? - Moderate Frice (Continued from Page One) | that it was inconsequential and not| Acheson replied inat he knew of |TTIA0NA From which country did the United States purchase Alaska? “Say It With Flowers” but Wb th | Persons whose birthdate it is have & 2 . i |Dr0!)“l grounds for excluding the|no subject to be discussed which|y Kgiry. of % gonr of-dmocasstul What English sovereign was contemporary with Shakespeare? 'SAY IT WITH OURS|” Mexico will now give a haven |press from the Hot Springs ses- might be classified as a “war se- [Bebivthy: 005, i She foknnd. forcis ANSWERS: H s GRAVES Bo the Roosevelt-Avila Oamachosions. cret.” will il % i s The 3 > Wy vikit should do worlds of good at| “Do you. want to keep ithe Am- | The object of the conference, he m,m.':;elsn n,‘e’"};’:.‘e’il,"e":‘m“;";f,‘;"“ Vicente “t;:,hm Tbanez (1867-1928) Juneau HOIISts “The Clothing Maa” this time erican “people from Knowing whal explained, was to “analyze” the| Qhildren born on this day prob- e i il Phone 311 HOME OF HAnT develops at the conference from post-war food needs of each Dar-|ably will have extraordinary ability e e SCHAFFNER FREMIUM ON BAD BEHAVIOR |day to day?" they asked. Helpating. cauttry.-from -the, siand- | whink fiksres < sacoss. They' wil . Russia, MARX CLOTHING Diplomatic dispatches from Swit "2 point of production, dnstnbucxonihave colorful careers. ; zefland indicate displeasure with| NO WAR SECRETS and consumer demand. Plans would (Copyright, 1943.) US. policy which rewards pro-| “It seems to me” broke in'be formulated at the conference PLUMBING HEATING z 0 R ' c Fdscist nations such as Spain, and |Mundt, “that one of the best ways and possxbly future conferences ou (raplng ea |es Arc and Acetylene Welding sY® indirectly punishes the friendly na-/ —— 9 —9-— 4 —— | Acheson said, to meet these needs. Sheet Metal 'TEM CLEANING tions such as Switzerland ‘ | “The United States will make no ? - . Wi b Phone 15 “We have been strictly ‘neutral| y ord Puzzle 5] . {commitments at the Hot Springs | ST & T and well behaved,” say the Swiss,| rosswor uzzie O {meeting,” Acheson explained. “‘We o . b Alaska Laundry . “and consequently the Board of| want to get at the facts, so we will @&‘* P . s 5 J‘UNEAU pid YOUN'G Economic Warfare, while pouring| ACROSS 3. Roman date have a basis for planning against .%‘s; £ to Spain, pays no at-| . English river 40. June bug famine and suffering after the w: : 5 3 e | & Soimis B A oo e £ i o - Hardware Company : He revealed that the meeting 6, @ PAINTS—OIL—GLASS cAllL A" owxl tention to us.” | 5 basa ing the would be devoted 'solely to civilian . i food needs AFTER. THE WAR, but 4 | Y ! P llfllle 63 Chairman of the Board of Eco- memory | Mascullna name 4o my;orerorq that the President was consider- ¢ d S Stand Opposite Coliseum ing another international - confer- & A Theatre Lt Queen Elizabe E SRR e Dl 30 BRI ‘et Rice & Ahlers Co. : Bl R S RS %%E I‘ES ] | ’ . . S . Greek lett 48, ‘—:la, la” Whllace, brother-in-law of the Swiss e a8, Vallsy Minister to Washington. However,j ike the new 50. Borough in of appeasing Spain, and Wallace's) Poems 3 would invite other .nations to par- BEW has to follow it. | & o Sh s o L RIAP ticipate in. a discussion of the G 1 ity da 63, Count over " food which: United Nations: armies namic Warfare -is Vice Prcmdenl‘ Cotton fabric that makes no difference. "rmi . Me WLy vants 3 a y Speed Qurselv: i i State Department sets - the policy ! s ;v!meh'u P;n(mg\u\;- ence, in- which the United States ShL el . Not 63, Als Y FOOD CONFERENCE SECRECY | i Unib'Tonts &5, Piilloise io- : A P e R Assistant Secretary of State Dean T K|Fll;lng sheen 67 i g AN DOWN 2. Pbrch 3 ;s : o : g Acheson did some fast back-track-| ,uria"u:r#:l\p:."es. Upward ona ! ey e 3 g':%“d"";" e ; . L ICE CREAM UNITED STATES A % 2 ody h timbar Fungs v g s home MAIL BAG . i 1 ing when called before a closed-| ey PR e uhge BBt B 5 ; : door meeting of the House Foreign| 3%. Faclliity ; mmlem‘l..’ o] apecipt .,,2' g mfi?fim HM, LONG ‘BEACH, CALIF.— , - WAR Affairs and Agriculture Cummmi .Gr:ne% b ht e l:m_tmmebvlar Aenalss : y nnn f c] H -oND tees: to explain the reasons for the| eraldry ment is shipping beer to. US. i 3 7 of the press from | . Flowers forces in foreign - theatres of ‘war.| i . can s e“mg AND - - propesed banning he ) . Knack 5 d PRESS the ' International Food Conferencc} M . ). Frightful or Bcgr Is not a part of the Army i s SHOR s lm ps at Hot Springs, Va. 2 foolish fancy |ration, but is available for purchase . | Cleaning—Pressing—Repairing He explained that 43 coumnes . »“‘I",hmll;:mrnco at the Post Exchgnge. The A?‘my 5 . PHONE 333 will be represented at the cohfer-| . 7 sound claims that despite the precious s “Neatness 1s An Asset” 4 . English a o . ence, with five official delegates Bk up '* |cargo space the troops demand and five alternates each, making A -H.. . Become less beer. i total of about 430. Argentina would ) . Onte Fabie S.T., WASHINGTON, D. C.—The not be represented, he said, necauuel }\{ggml ban -on birthday greetings by wire 8. Fon 2 body, including soldiers, W | & o : o vt hae e | | ll B R e [ o s oo || CICESORINE. ' § & || 1891—Over Half a Cenfury of Banking—1943 lations - with the Axis and hawl . 31 P:;:rlnu you cannot send a birthday greet- subseribed to the “four freedoms.” | 1 . ;| it ing, or any message of greeting,| # ; A T s “There might be some unfortu-| 3 Hfi - B 2 to any seldier in this country. 5 { The M B h d nate consequences if we' turned re- 4 3““‘ P (Copyright, 1943, by United Fea-| & 3 ’ ; o L] e ren s the Assistant Secretary of State s e uans K : this sextet of beauties, all more than six fect tall, who have been continued. “A lot of feature stories| |8 ¢ pger MINING MAN HERE given movie contracts in Hollywood by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Left might be written about their pecu-} . . Wondering X to right: Susan Paley, 6 feet, 2'5 inches; Helen O'Hara, 6 feet, 4'; | Old t B s k = Al k Marities of language ‘and customs, s s Dan Gustafson, well known Fair=| inches: Dorothy Mace, 6 feet, 2! inches: Miss Murray, 5 feet, 2 esl Dank 1n Alaska andj posaibly ‘lielr comments orjthe | fz; ‘ Early Kngiisn | |banks mining man, came in rom | inches; Dorothy Ford, 6 feet, 51 inches; Bunny Waters, 6 feet, 4': i “ ‘ // 5 conference- might be misinterpret- Impbri the south last night and is at the 3 . Important har. ; Sylvia Liggett, 6 feet, 33 i S. ed. We want to avoid anything of P i vest in India Gastineau Hotel.” = §ln{ e Erivis. Ligkk o d nfhe,g | COMMERCIAL SAVINGS this nature from which other na- T Betinct bira o L =k tions might take offense.” 2 oo ' oy war moxos | There is no substitute for Newspaper Advertising| porters loose on these 430 peopie,” | 4 ture Syndicate, Inc.» Although she’s tive feet Frosy Dam" J’oy’ce' M“rmvlwks tiny de A o 8