The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 21, 1943, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA HAPPY BIRTHDAY | | 20 YEARS AGO ¥%% supirs PAGE FOUR , i . Daily Alaska Empire Ty evening exeept Sunday by the [ness practices and the hypocrisy that is politics Just now, without our help, the transition period slight for them to have anything left of ideals the essential goodness of humanity. To- sheltered children, beloved, ideal- N P OIESCRRN nmE CTOR Professional Fi ratlrnu.l Sccieties tineau Channel is too s |or faith in | ] Second and Main Streets, Junesu, Alaska. day they are our SELEN TROY MONSEN - - - - - Presldent ;0 peneath the cynical patter of tI mooth- | R L BERNARD - - Vice-President and Business i ol LR R DRYISE: 5 WS, STAOCHD MAY 21 | MAY 31, 1912 alking - : . 1t was expected that Judge T. M. Reed and other court officials MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 Tomorrow morning, willingly or not, they must Samuel Feldon SECOND and FOURTE ! would leave shortly for Ketchikan, where they would continue the session of court which had been recessed here Drs. Kaser and Ratered in the ron Offfoe 1n Jumeau as Second Class Matter | ¥ 'UBSCRIPTION be men and women. That this is so is not of their Edward F. Rodenberg Mon, of e Delivered by st postate p-u. % the Tollowing ra making Melyille S. Leath F b in Scottish Rite Temple One rear 15 ‘adve ix monthe, 1 sdvanee, "'“" What have we given them that can be susten- B. B. Green R ree “l’gel' beginning at 7:30 onth, in sdvance, Q ‘ i VR Tt | Al -Prod any, aus 'y a t: et M o ©P® Gubscrivers. wil outer & favor if they will Brompiy n nonn lance for the long days ahead? Lieut. George Willey | Thi: SENES TATISHE e Domiany, aDHUSHY D3Rt gt ANk Iniet, DENTISTS JOHN J. FARGHER, ¢ Business Office of sny faflure or irregularity in the Janette Krane was in operation beginning the season’s activities, according to W. R Blo en B Phone 86 Worshipful Master; JAMES W. s Office, 603; Busimess Office, 374. The Empire’s “Commencement” editorial was Mrs. T. J. Selby 1ll;(b.o, Superintendent, who arrived in Juneau on the tender Puffin on LEIVERS, Secretary. | business. contributed by the mother of one of Juneau High R. J. McKanna .- — e B. P. 0. ELKS Meets every Wednesday at 8 P. M. Visiting Brothers wel- come. N. FLOYD FAGERSON, Exalted Ruler; M. H, SIDES, Secretary. Associated r'.‘f.."fl ‘exclusively umun %o the mee for | School's 1943 graduating class, Mrs Minna Coughlin, mt'l:.na% -‘!‘Xm iy ’g:-mgh:;nfl:g!rf :. :r.-:'“gm‘nr the Empire’s reportorial staff, whose daughter receives her diploma tonight Dr. A. W. Stewart DENTIST 20TH CENTURY BUILDING Office Phone 469 Arthur Beaudin, Howard Hughes and Donald Haley were to leave on the steamer Admiral Rogers for Seattle, enroute to Point Barrow, where they were to be engaged in survey work for the U. S. Geological Survey HOROSCOPE “The stars incline but do not compel” IR S SATURDAY, MAY 22 | m CIRCVLA‘HO]I OUARANTEED TO I-AIO- | THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICA' Mesdames A. E. Gurr, L. H. Metzgar and S. Guyot entertained with |a charming bridge-tea at the Parish Hall. Prizes were won during the day by Mrs. Charles Goldstein and Mrs. J. H. Hawley Miss Maude Kirkland, secretary to R. E. Robertson, The Pow: er To Make Peace RESENTATIVES — Alasks Newspapers, 1011 Ammn Iulldlnl auuu. Wash, (New. York Times) I When the American people understand the wis- |dom and the desirability of any change in the Con- stitution it does not take them long to effect such Dr. JDIE_II'I&Geyer PIGGLY WIGGLY was to leave on a change. This was proved by the repeal of prohi- Ithe steamer Northwestern for the States on a vacation trip. S ) : : _|the ste s ; . p. She planned Fer BETTER Groceries bitlon. The Twenty-first Amendment, providing fori mhjs is not an important day in/y, yigit in Seattle, Tacoma and California for about six weeks. Room $—Valentine Bldg such repeal, was submitted to the States by Congress|pianetary government. Although PHONE 763 Phene 1884 there is a sign of warning for na- val movements, good news is indi- ‘ cated for the United Nations. inn February 21, 1933 In a little more than nine imonths it was part of the Constitution. We believe that there would be equally prompt were to leave on with Mrs. Lahr's of Juneau. Mrs Mrs. J. H. Lahr and her little daughter Barbara, the Admiral Rogers for Seattle to visit several weeks ster, Mrs. J. E. Egan, formerly Miss Luella Laughlin ROBERT SIMPSON,Opt.D. (TR R v i "The Rexall Store" and effective support for the amendment which| HEART AND HOME: After| |Senator Gillette has just proposed, to abolish the many months in which few Am- | Lahr was also to spend a short time in Walla Walla as delegate from Graduate Los Angeles College I present constitutional requirement for a two-thirds|erican women gain special recog- the local Rebekah Lodge to the convention of the I. O. O. F. of the of Optometry and Your Reliable Pharmacists vote of the Senate on the ratification of treaties and |nition, the war is to bring out mag- State of Washington and Alaska Opthalmology BUTLER-MAURO |to substitute therefor approval by a majority. The [nificent qualities in many who are| A Glasses Pittéd Lenses Gound present system is illogical, undemocratic and alljcalled to public service. The Sars| prederick Laughlin was to leave Juneau on the steamer Victoria DRUG €0. but ruinous to the continuity of a foreign policy |presage the development of he“"‘lrox Cordova, enroute to Chitina where he was to be employed by the {which aims at international cooporation. It is illo- |ism which places young glrls and|, ) o pogq Commission. The Charles W. Carter Mortuary Pourth and Franklin Sts. older women among the truly great| Deeds of supreme > = added to those per- | I. G. Anderson, engineer for Seims and Carlson, brave nurses of cux-;rclurned to his headquarters here on the Admiral Rogers after a trip | HABRY BACE | Druggist |gical because there is no sound reason why a two- |thirds vote of the Senate should be needed to make | peace when a mere majority of both houses can courage will be make war. It is undemocratic because it gives lhe-“‘f“'m*‘j by the v s of the nation. road contractors, COMMENCEMENT e |“no” vote in the Senate twice as much power.as the |regidor, Portents of sacrifice are to Ketchikan, . | Marlin Doubledge Razor Blades The sound and the fury have ended; the days " vote. It is a heavy handicap to an enlightened | discerned. The seers foretell that v PHONE 138 ) 18 for 25¢ of ennui and careless rapture are past. Today and a successful foreign policy because it puts the| :mmth;tfin::‘i;iut[‘:“‘”s;’::;fls‘:“'l‘ Weather was unsettled with a maximum temperature of 47 and a 1 a the close of school days for many o power of efinitely prolonged obstruction in the|UoDS & | minimum of 41 i ;ns rr:iinms of the Juneau High School umn:.u::: HARS ahf\hmnl\) bosjpery great country in the |technical skill, these distingyished FIRST AID HEADQUARTERS | “The Store for Men” | world requires a two-thirds vote, far the ratification {Americans will be most | ROR, ARUSED MALE Class, J ‘ led in foreign lands because of their Parker Herbex Treatments Will I SARIN’S Front St.—Triangle Bldg. What comes next is sure to be hard for all|of treaties. Correct Halr Problems If the Senate, led by Republicans as well q:“‘“”:md‘““”’ BeRULY(Of (R e Dally Lessons n Eng'ISh ‘; L. GORDON Democrats, should move now to do away with this ‘BUSINFSB AFFAIRS: High- | anachronism through the submission of a Constitu- |geared business will continue and tional Amendment to the people, the immediate re-|; general prosperity will bring sults would be far-reaching and beneficial. No action | |about a new version of states’| tragic for some—The world just now is not a glow- ing place of tender dreams and radiant fulfillment Three boys of the class—John . Talmage, Bob Snell and Frank Krsul—already wear the service WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “The child writes fine." “The child writes WELL (or VERY WELL).” Sigrid’s You'll Find Food Finer and ay, khaki. Some of the girls may become WAACS, or| | that could ssibly be taken by the American Con-! b i , i ) WAVES, or SPARS. Or mothers, whose children | ... "o nf’s" umz oergretiee i g i e rights. North and south, east m):fif OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Brooch. The preferred pronunciation Jnnes-Slevens SIIO Bervice More Complete at 1l have to grow up orphans, robbed by the plun- #e 3 {west, separate states will undertake s proch, O as in NO. p THE B wi p allies among the United Nations that we do indeed |special war projects that stimulate | OFTEN MISSPELLED: Ninetieth. Observe the TIE LADIES'-~MISSES’ ABANUF derer, war. War, too, may make spinsters of some d 1 er t in the creation of | | # e serve the ‘TH. |intend to play our proper part in the creation patriotism and gather large war SYNONYMS: Oharm (verb), cs z Taes @ - | READY-TO-WEAR of them, girls whose lovers died before they werelnew machinery to prevent the outbreak of a third|fypgs. Different from the regular T 0 (verb), captivate, fascinate, delight, enchant, | anFEE srlop ever known. great war. For by this action we should be clearing |drives to benefit long-established SN ; 3 Beward Street Near Third —e | Cruelties of war, and the gray weariness of lean the decks for action and taking away from any pD-ngganwtmns these independent WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word PREDILECTION; a previous liking; partiality. “He had shown a marked predilection for the boys."” FINE Watch and Jewelry Repalring at very reasonable rates tentially obstructive minority its pawer to sabotage' movements will provide generously the peace when peflce‘ is won, ‘m, favorite objectives, thus adding —_— {millions to the regular conuxbuuonn reconstruction years that come after—these are not such fine gifts for us to put into our children’s hands now. JAMES C. COOPER even r air ses empty spell- |by the general public. The stars| ! It s no time k?‘» airy promises or empty sn))P w drmhell Dep.lrlmenl presage steady growth of high pur- C.P.A, Paul Bl | binding. The 26 girls and 12 boys of our 1943 gradu- Poce among all classes of citizens Boakasa B oeanorn | ating class know all these things without being told (Philadelphia Record) NATIONAL 1SSUES: Postwar MODERN E'”OUEI 'E by by mfinmm- i 8. FRANKLIN STREET It is not enough that we should pat them on tljr‘ The War Production Board has cut types of |5eparations will be widely advo- ROBERTA LEE — back, shedding a facile and watery tear the while | garden hoes from 362 to 39 and of works from 324 cated through the summer months RCA v_ = “ we_prepare to teach them the tricks of smooth busi- o 39. victory will appear near to D D a8 to {when victory will appe o L C. Smith and . ictor nadl" R ibve- | Should a girl tell a men she enjoyed his fraternity dance |if she didn’t? Yes, it would be better to tell him she enjoved it. Should a woman refer to her friends as ladies, girls, or women? She should refer to them as women. What is the proper way to cut lettuce? With the fork. LOOK and LEARN ® ¢ compox and RECORDS JUNEAU MELODY HOUS» Next to Juneau Drug Co. Beward Btreet Phone &8 | | INSURANCE | Shattuck Agency many |ments by TYPEWRITERS Bold and Berviced by J. B. Burford & Ce. “Our Doorstep is Worn by Batisfied Customers’ the United Nations. As- trologers advise continuous plan- ning for peace readjustments, but NEWS they do not forecast the defeat of the Nazis before the end of 1944. They vision a long conflict in the Pacific and foresee protracted ser- G DOUGLAS HOMES: {yice in policing oceans and their NOW LEAVING ALASKA coasts. Because many months will Mrs. Ida Reinikka is planning to be required to transport millions of leave Douglas in a few weeks to troops homeward unemployment [smn army is to be 60 percent Am- lerican and 40 percent British, or even 50-50, then a second front in France cannot start until we have h.smppv‘d perhaps half a million men across the North Atlantic. Probably it also would mean that [the immediate second front would 'be the ‘longer, slower operation (1) Across the Medi-| through the Mediterranean or' up (2) Around ! through Italy, bath based on North Washinglon DOUGLAS Merry- Go-Round {Continued from Page One) >0>0> DR. H. VANCE OBTEOPATH vade Europe: terranean into Italy: 3 _/go outside and make her future problems may be less troublesome (S e Aflen mhate A BRal Mok B home with her daughter, Mrs. !than they now appear to be. ta S i o apd the Balkans; (3) Across m«- ready arésetatainbl, Clyds Bolyan, who refidds at Her.! INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS:| 1. Whovere the three major candidates for the Presidency In 10247 ] tree. Hours 10 to 13; 1 to 6; ——— Vahe e of h mosa, Beach, Callf. ‘Her Australia is under aspects that| 2. What great British naval officer was blind in one eye? 7 to 8:00 by appointment. CALIFOR NIA | i prepara- tions for departure include selling Cause much dread of dangers that Inever culminate and unawareness 3. Whose was “the face that launched a thousand ships”? 4. What Biblical patriarch worked fourteen years for the wife he Gastineau Hotel Anmex Phone 177 The first of these, across the Mediterranean into the two Italian| Grocery and Meat Marxet 478—PHONES—371 AlASKA STAR PLANE two residential properties, her own| ancs of Siclly apd fendinia, the) WE“ YESTERDAY cottage in which she has lived for |Of perils that become realities. Her-| wanted? Soytts Fragkily & Axis is already counting on The about 20 years and the udjacem‘mhm and tenacity are to be revealed 5. Who wrote “The Count of Monte Cristo”? High Quality Foods a» ?erman yadlodhna. wanlxed of [A“("f;d Pilot H. L. Kaesemeyer and ‘¢o- cottage owned by the Bolyans, Sale n:r:;flnix:ntllic.{;?ne;v; n; drel:.lsfi: ANSWERS: Moderate Prices bl;:?::: rxL:: his x:xlesgje?msfio the in.|Pllot CHf Erwards flew west yes- Of the two properties is already s i g?igl;nng L. Calvin Coalidge, John W. Davis, and Robert M. La Follette. “Say It With Flowers” but . ek ot Sidily aad. Asndinia must | [€14ay afternoon, being negotiated with prospective .14 many sacrifices. Reduced stans 2. Horatio Nelson (1758-1805). “SAY IT WITH OURSI” Mo certatr,” But the Axis alsol, Of the Alasks Star plane enroute buyers. |gards. of living and unusual labor 3. Helen of Troy. 5 H s GRAVES S to Anchorage were Carl Olson, | i 4. Jacob. - o knows that we know how hard it |problems are indicated. Continued 60 Juneau Flotlsil “The Beaudin Coble, Mr. and Mrs. Lu- | friendship between Australian ser- 5. Alexander Dumas. Phone 311 Clothing Man” would be to go beyond Sicily on up ther Fintz, John Fannbn, Seelo Rintta and Eddie Courtemauche. Mrs. Maurice Dyer was the only the pa monger for Valdez. Balkans, the Axis knows, would be| the Italian Peninsula and penetrate the Alps. | The second front through PARKHURST ENROUTE SOUTH Pat Parkhurst, former of Douglas, was a through passen- ger from the Westward yesterday resident | vicemen and those from the United States is indicated. This seems to presage cordial cooperation in am- i bitious business projects after the LEROY WEST Rice & Ahlers Co. HOME OP HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING S~ Trocns Tve to-hé s\upped‘ G T SRR | enroute to Seattle for medical Bt'iwar. PLUMBING - A % % | Dr. william Church of Boston tention, on account of a back in-| Persons whose birthdate it is have i3 HEATING " R f;"he‘; Ad"E:‘&’]fler“’leh:* "” patented the first type-composing jury. He is in the Topcgraphicnl{the augury of a year of ob:lacles »a ”id"“. 'subscnluru'l'}lljj DAILY AlfASKA.EMPIR! Arc and Acetylene Welding 'z'. ' C r:c epe w‘ 5 ‘: and ““) 5! machine in 1822, in England. Division of the Army and has been,that must be overcome and changes is invited to present this coupon this evening Sheet Metal TEM OLEANING most important, the Axis can spec B that are trying, but there will be at. the box office of the< — PHONE 34 Phone ls » ulate that Russia does not want British armies in Balkan countries which she considers her sphere of influence. Crossword Puzzle UDG DE]DE! [G[A[P[e) [D]u/OMMCIRIA| €] A[RIA [M [TININ] EIJDm L[O[RE] AGERIEERN IEN J('fl IRID |ample compensation. Children born on this day prob- ably will be rather difficult to un- Iderstand. Many will be talented but CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO TICKETS to see: [ JUNEAT - YOUNG | Alaska Laundry ACROSS . Kxists exacting and critical, 24 e scnoss T onwewn, |50 B, 36 3 Goprmth, 1049 COUNTER ESPIONAGE Hardware Company | =gyt o0 | i g e Mo b ISR gfi:%flfi%‘%}“g“fl in Alaska for the past four months RS oo e Pecson it 124 oy Barkware P j cha arce . Broad street: ICIE 6o} |in or past four months. ¢i¥ 3 vy b2 Sk, G g . qehile” [A] [O]M]1 [7] |While living in Douglas, Parkhurst WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! Gung and Ammunition hone 63 Undoub!edly, _Axu: worries sz(-nu‘ 1]: 'fixfi-‘fi.’:‘éfif .Gv[;l:}lecs: of jwas in charge of the meat de- | Stand Opposite Coliseam from two things: the narrow| Sontar Thing: law {partment at the Warner Grocery. paoy 3 Theatre twenty-mile distance from England;, 16 O'fiu:"“;\uxfee?o Q?'..“c“ufi;‘e““.,euc knowledge that Russia has consxslrvl & M)Pulgfie . 1‘,:,;,‘3:& TWO LOCAL LADS NOW “G s .th D " o ently wanted a second front in this| 1% Myee! - b Shitings ENTER TRANSPORT SERVICE uy smiih-Drugs part of Europe 4 b ks, Roger Connor, Jr. and Bill Rice, (Careful Prescriptionista) Ohurchill’s reasons for not using!| Bitelils line . 59, Dawhe prefix i freshmy hool sing | 5 1 : en,, Douglas. High Scl NYAL Family Remedies Eniglish troops in a second front| 26 Cojlection of 0. Nauteal Solution m"“"’“"" ugzle | idents, l't&ve“‘mheuly‘8 conclum HORLUCK'S DAN'I’I 1(:;( summer were published at mn; ns:’l'\”cf:. el:‘luadly 64. American 67 sm: lAvmr:: p,om their studies for this term to en ICE CREAM \UNITED STATES ie: the fact that they were not! i Acts of selling G Staie posiaively 64 Ohllruc'{ion: T - ey the U. 8. Transport service ‘°" v WA R sulficiently trained and equipped,| . Susich Fi Fial 3 e summer as two openings awaited | were only strong enough to protect | 3. B) them with immeédiate acce) - s ptance " D England itself fr as { fl ‘ v 4 f o s s x;u rom inyasion. . fl //.“ ‘ /,,". & o tequired. On different tug boats, nllncansfleanlng . L Aurchill stuck to that thesis| 7 74 Fish the former has an assistant en= | H at Gasabianca then « second sron| [* 1 | | & | | | (/4" 1 | |+ Mastuine - ignéd H cnna S IONE o T gineer's post and the latter si RES. in Prance could only be launched . - § Ngw s o 85 deok. hand. 8 || (Creaning—Presttst=Rophictag with a heavy proportion of Ameri- g ; I . S 10. Helght ONE 333 S itpope shinped. across the. At- 1 B NIEMI JOINS ROAD CREW T2 mansgrme o i1 | Hieations 18 AU Arpet” | note Tauno “Tic” Niemi has resigned b » | Probably that had something to | :Q (C-,::‘:T,Y..'m as bus driver on the Douglnsgrun e oqurstion. The Y do with the terrific intensification | -. 5. Roman em« to take a job with M. P. Munw“ o n fonds D poslTs of submarine warfare shortly after | /// kold y - the Casablanca 1 Hitl % 7% . ‘5 ,:.:t‘“" 0 Sepipang, o WP e i conference. itler | & & . [ PR * st i l///.alliil or L e e IN THIS BANK 1891—Over Half a Century of Banking—1943 arqund a million tons of Allied | fl .. a2 u,,,ko,. CARD OF THANKS shipping per month, we would have | 3 wish to thanl i ARE a tough time transporting and b - a o Pmm?““ b i b e i ) P porting and sup honeycomb for their kindness and many ex- e @ en plying troops overseas. [ fl.‘%'..“ . // 3. Feathered pressions of sympathy shown us I N SU RE D 7 s It may be that ti T con- A : S e Rataoostt ama %fl."%fl. w/ ilfld o SR |0 ot ot Eelorsd i an Bank Churchill boil down to a guestion | / 533 b "“’:::.' rzins- 4 K of what percentage of British | . u. inc& -nnu MR. A‘ND MRS. A. F. PARKER, troops could and should be used to invade France. If the invasion army o, Finig ! Rent agatn f-satisfied MR. AND MRS. GLENN PARKER, CHARLES L. PARKER, Empire Classitieas Pay! Fil'st National Bank should be preponderantly British % ]lnlfl £h 56, er wound |MR. AND MRS. W. C. WHITE, . of U, ALASEA then the second front operation 58, Divish q 4 could start fairly soon & bivi MR. AND MRS, FRED CLIFF. adv. 2 COMMERCIAL SAVINGS . 63, Femal e ————— AL DEPOSIT INSU 4 s If, on the other hand, the inva- Oldest Bank in Alaska