The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 12, 1945, Page 4

Daily Alaska Empi Published every evening except Sunday by the FMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY Becond und Maf Alaska, TROY NSEN % HY TROY NG AM R. CAF ELMER A. FRIEN ALFRED ZENGER : Prestdent Vice-President ! Manager Editor s Manager Bntered in the Post Pelivered by carricr in Juneau and Douglas for §1.50 per month; six months, $8.00; one year, S15.00 By d b or it they will promptly Liotity 1 ire or irregularity in the de- tvery of their Telephone Office, 602; Business Office, MEMBIR OF ASSOCIATED PRESS cleted Press 1o exclusively entitled to the use for Ii news dispat redited to it or not other- also the local mews published Alaska Newspapers, 1411 BONDS FOR GRADUATION With the Seventh War Loan Drive scheduled to be in full swing at the same time aduation exercise; are being held throughout the nation, the Treasury and of walr parents, relative ft to the colleges Department suggests that friends can give no better raduate grade schools, high schools and than bonds This is a sugge and tion that we heartily endorse persons will agree is a good one a gift to the graduate of grade the founda- believe that most The bond pres ¢hool may be the means of laying and the strike ented as or high tien for college a higher education later on graduate will welcome a bond as a for the future “Bonds for Graduation” been adopted for this feature of the drive and it cannot a good m: is the slogan which has but bring about the sale of bond LONG WAY TO GO recently released by the Chamber of Com- show that the has educa- Figures of the United States the merce natior a long way to go before over-all picture Washinglon Merry- Go-Round (Continued /mm Page One) adio at about for every and Pettengill, « Garnett News- Hudson; Court Trevor of the Walter Steele, Republic, New York Congressman Sam umnist for the papers; Charles Asher; John B American Coalition; editor of the National Phe Brooklyn Tablet, Gaelic American, San Leader, and the Meridian Malist While tempted carry out Atlantic Music to build Charter Dictator were defying ! America’s Negro Francisco | 20 ok 5 music recording Conn., /by a white white musicid The Negro, better known as probably the the propaganda—Ex- Senator Reynolds Bretton Woods an insane plot for world gov- ernment” sponsored by “interr tional bankers.” Mrs. Lyrl Van Hyning of “We, the Mothers, Mob- ilize for Amer says of the San Francisco Conferemce: “Your son is to be a policeman you 1t to see your boy again, then speak out now forever hold your peace.” The New York Francisco is as phony dollar bill. It has no concern with establishing a peace of justice Samples of of Congress. Petrillo’s No. 6 denied make musicians I Ellis or Ed Moore, San |6 and telephoned ask with and New as a seven- whether the three got the There has rule in the area that play in “ARAB GLAMOUR” udi Arabia, which supplies the chief glamour for San Francisco, has sent five of its top-drawer princes to represent the Arabs of South Arabia—all sons of Ibn Saud the man from whom Roogevelt said he had learned more about the Jewish problem in five min- utes than weeks of correspond- | ence Riding limousines dard Oil and striding public . ACROSS dge ation . Small_round mark through San Francisco in | supplied by the Stan-! Company of California through hotel lobbies dressed in long-flowing burnoos they are the chief visual attrac- tion of the conference. The other day as the five Arab princes walked past, & near-by lady re- marked: “Oh, they're so fierce, so romantic.” In perfectly good Eng- lish, one of the princes, scarc turning his head, replied: “Tsk, tsk, you should see horses, my dear cape by subterfuge . Biblical king . Large weight 6. Pertalning to punishment . Free Constituent . Slur_over in pronouncing 22. Color Antique . Small table . Thoroughfares . Weary us on | 80. Associate of Paul Exclamation . Beam AND ROYALTY” Fast-talking Walter Winchell highest Hooperated news commen- tator on the uir, went to call on gentle, slow-speaking British Am- bassador, the arl of Halifax, a délegate to the San Francisco Con- ference. His Lordship “BROADWAY who can trace hi is the four James the singers pianist Huddy nation’s standing folk singer, dreds of recordings But in Musician’s him recordings with word been san Negro musicians with N be Many persons 56 per cent It is a equivalent ted for Selective illiters Se rejec fi Figures of high school € al tr I'he Chamber tion; rining education becau: Ignorance ical fitness ar e of backy modern hallen, i he y tic (« Americ trated be or ond tepping-stones or our 1 before kade land be long to blo even hourly Japanese war It in the Pacific home islands They make ¢ y highly many's. It i little that the For the purpo: the Al daily any if vul consider power. To be center of the Japs the reduction of t a well-nigh assiduously have been Asia. Most outsta and development ¢ laborer ure in rece slave and since lishments. Korea industrial purpose rich in natural re The Japs also tarily on the con any wal Due chiefly tc and communication which will confront Allied forces tngi in moving in for t of fightin th capable come to reali uicide the 27,000,000 audience one point Winchell’s is esti- million lis- of Hooper Hooper s ‘DISCRIMINATION AN FRANCISCO” San Francisco delegates at- a framework to freedoms of the the minions of C. Petrillo of one of to make accompanied other right if or any Ledbetter, Belly,” is most out- has made hun- for the Library San Francisco, Local Union the right to three white Horne, Squire ‘Lead Girsbach and Paul Lingle vice-president of Local Secretary Petrillo Ledbetter white Jack Haywood in Chicago to could play | musician: ‘No.” a long-standing Francisco Bay cannot whites. But ! . Term of address . American Indian Conjunctiop European natives 37. Portuguese city . Processions 0. Small fish . Metric land measures . Equal Go in . Wander aimlessly 3. Fortune . Spirit in Temp Be under obligation 2. leckpiece . Fine meshed fabric termed satisfactor | that business should publish statistics on schooling. such as these for all umphibiou would greatly concentrated Jap ses of final victory, Japan both as an island and a continental morts improving Mz Japanese organization of the it has been liberally sprinkled with industrial estab- |sent military experts must be proc | the two National Park men made a | reconnaissance | war development of Glacier Bay S i R R 'SATURDAY, MAY" It is not an anomaly HAPPY BIRTHDAY: 12. that only approxi- n eighth-grade that 600,000 men been adults have THE EMPIRE MAY 12, 1925 A big grizzly bear was killed by George Folta at Mendenhall Glacier, west of the power house, the first knockover report of the season. of our . May 1945 o sad commentary Army 360,000 men signed their mark of forty divisions—have that re n Mrs. Jack Westfall* Mrs. Kenneth Lane Jerry Wade Clarence Thoreen Mrs. Effie DeLacey acy, rvice show the (il~ ance equivalent in voca cards by from the goal jucation or it ducatlon ‘or 1 Gowey Shepard, of the Bureau of Mines, left for the Westward to itizens i xamine properties in the Prince ‘William Sound area of Commerce is interested in better May 13, 1945 . o hig el means a better bigotry and lack A. T. Koski arrived from the South and was to take the mound for her lev na- perstitior B. Burford of J | R0scoe Mrs the Moose team against the Elks. H. MacSpadden was to receive Koski's M. Laughlin Ted Keaton was to be hurler for the Elks. William Franks Bill Carter Mrs. Sigurd Tause M. D. Edwards Ellen Randall Horsemen that trample yackwater leaders face a they meet mically ¢ the Four slants ward nations or reas Mrs. Robert Simpson and Mrs. A. G day at an at-home at the Simpson residence in honor scott C. Bone who was to leave shortly for the States. Educatior The hall have Shoup were to enterfain the better of Mrs, ears ahead ext n we both econc n al Manager of the U. S. Smelting, Refining through Juneau enmulu to Fairbanks. ¢ o o - {HOROSCOPE | “The stars incline but do not compel” e G passec Norman C. St and Mining Company, ines, pan Looks Ahead i sy Hospital being observed at St. Ann’s and the hospitals National Day was dem- | Government island | ; panese home- ; will ot | 4 | l heir ability to seize to the J that it Japanese question ] Takv Harbor :cording to Capt. way have showr ubject the force y can section was believed responsible C. E. Ahues. Gillnetters Cold weather in the | for the light run of kings, 3 | were making light catches islands | now ! trike d mean air forces are prov center simplify wbility to SUNDAY, MAY 13 | | Good aspects appear to ov reome | the war [adverse planetary influences today.| Japanese (The early morning our drive.|ing hours are benefic. inviting target. Japanese industry BUSINESS AFFAIRS much than Ger- Agricuiture is under fortunate as-! nerable to destruction and there i which secem to promise goodd can do to make it 0. 'ns for crops this year. There we must |is a sign presaging lo: from nat- ual causes. Pests in great uum~‘( the seat of government and nerve per are forecast. Lack of manpower Anese effort is on Honshu, and {on farms will be overcome. he homeland to ruins would strike | NATIONAL ISSUES al blow to the Japs 3ut very | German war prisoners are to be- nt years the little men of Nippon come a new problem for Washing- their position in continental |ton through the coming summer, inding, of course, was their seizure |when many of them will realize the »{ Manchuria, with 43,000,000 virtual |advantages of living in the United is rich in raw materials, | States. Those who have relatives puppet state |that are lon-time citizens will pre- novel difficulties when final enemy scores are settled. | INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Ominc planetary positions pre- sage re troubles in liberated Europe, where the terrible mste and destruction of war will reta restoration to normal (Undltl(m\ longer than has been estimated by neers and men in authority. Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of average pro- They may be too optimistic chances to make money Lawrence Kerr, Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives, left for | the South enroute to his home in Nome. and late even-| £ ! 60; outlook of could consider the the final objective of the W 4 low, 51; cloudy. Weather report § Daily Lessons in English % 1. corpon LSS > L 4 WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not sa; understand its | importance.” S: “He DOESN'T understan DOESN'T is a contrac- | tion of DOES NOT; DON'T is a contraction of DO NOT. Both contrac- are colloquial . OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: | first OFTEN MISSPELLED: SYNONYMS: Honest, worthy, fair, equitable. WORD STUDY: sera word three times and it is yours.” Let us !increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: | INSURMOUNTABLE; incapable of being overcome. ‘“The obstacles seem- insurmountable.” High, more S0 however war tion, Curtail. Accent last syllable, not the LEOP, not LEP. straightforward, Leopard; honorable, trust- anchuria upright, also has been well deveolped for s by the Japs, and is particularly | sources ! have entrenched themselves mili- tinent of Asia to the e ent. that believe the final battles of the | fought there awesome difficulties of supply ed to be by ROBERTA LEE i (o - | MODERN ETIQUETTE (RRRREE S e QT would it to wait? A It few minutes, Q. Would it friend’s home? A. Yes, if the hostess ! Q. How should a napkin be unfolded at the table? A. Unfold it until it is half its full size; then place it » the the Japs are unless they fonal he kill against Japan g a relatively long war 1t they are only committir a few minutes, end of the line one telephoning and is interrupted for be all right ask the person at the other is to regard | rapidly Children born on this day pmh- ably will be and energetic These Taurus subjects will love life and all its pleasant experiences, avoiding whatever offers sacrifice. to ask them if you may call again within a would be better this Local rule to groes even to where the public 6 once before discriminate private recordings has no idea who the musicians and whether they are black or white. The other notable case was that of 64-year-old Willie “Bunk” John- legandary trumpet genius sup- posed to have been dead but dis- covered working in a cotton field. He was one the inventors of jazz in New Orleans at the turn : of the century, and the teacher of “Women with emotional bias and will | Louis Armstrong. Time Magazine Precipitate bitter disagreaments. devoted a whole music section to 1‘\“““" e N mfm“l discip- | Hiny, iyt ‘whErl ‘hrought to .San o€ luposed biimarculine tasks iy Francisco by the Museum of Art, Wortimg feminine prejudicés or sym- Bunl Johnson was forced o re- pathies will often be illogical. In | turn East after Local 6 ruled on 'N¢ Dome, arguments shquld be) its own interpretations of the four '0l4ed freedoms. BUSINESS AFFAIRS 1. (Covyright, 1945, by Bell Svhdicate, Inc.) | “”“Ei XU ACEI Bige “”Nd““ el Itions will influence repre ; et of United Nations i i TO GLACIER BAY vXI’.‘”("“{i‘I(]()ll)\ (‘f‘lfl;lll nL\lSfil‘s indi: Alfred C. Kuehl, landscape archi- || oo o o b | : . cate. Great changes in long-est: tect for the National Park rvice, i . L ... . lished international export and left Juneau yesterday for Glacier ... a0 ements are prognost Bay aboard a Fish and Wildlife gaoc © foghes - Prgenost, Service vessel. Accompanying him was Ben C. Miller, National Monu- ational” Monu Our acceptance of world responsi- ment Custodian from Sitka. They 'y uioc” (yen Leace 1 attained will b | e e expect to remain there several da; riticized and opposed. Isolation | CLARENCE WISE . ‘”: A lideas will be slow to disappear, the 4 e seers predict. | as a paid-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING. Present this coupon to the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE clever be proper to smoke at the table, when invited to a are, s provided cigarettes and ash trays. MONDAY, MAY 14 not an important day in lap. planetary directicn. Mercury is in [ SUSSISRSS USSR SIS is indicated. aeross the HEART AND HOME 15 will be discussed by of A C. GORDON 1t advance to General? , or a variety of parrot? 1. What Negro soldier did President Roose Is a “peruke” a geometric figure, a wi What is a pousse-cafe? Who was Maid Marian's sweetheart? What are “white-wings”? ANSWERS: Colonel Benjamin O. Davis became the first Negro General in the history of the United States Army on October 25, 1940. He was serving |in the Cavalry, and was elevated to Brigadier General. 2. A wig. : 3. A drink served with after-dinner coffee, especially one made of | various liqueurs, each forming a layer. | 4. Robin Hood. 5. Street cleaners. NATIONAL ISSUES by other officials, flight to Glacier | INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Bay earlier this week. The Pa Certain astrologers who prophesied Service has extensive plans for post- | that the war in Europe would end | last year discerned possibilities | | which were not realized because of | lack of concentration among the| and zecelyl WO TIGKEIEYiacer | Allies. Interest in Poland, the Bal- " " |tic and the Balkans interfered, ac- | Lu“ A“n AB“ER |cording to certain readings® of the | Federal Tax--11c per Person | | PHONE 14 — THE ROYAL BLUE CAB CO. and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments, WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! tfonal Monument ons whose birthdate it is have ry of a year in ' which]| will bring suc- | ss and prosperity. Children born on this day may be brilliant in mind and exceedingly ambitious. They probably will be in- {dependent, selft-reliant and deter- mined. » (Conyright 1915) EMBLEM CLUs MEMBERS You are requested to attend EIK's Motl Day Program, Sunday, May 13. % o :mmt" >0 <0 Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle 57. Bitter vetch DOWN wde 1 of wood stone IS PSYCHOANALYSIS A FRAUD Then how come it enlightened me AmoneRy about the man I love? LADY IN money THE DARK. 20th Century Theatr Rely Sunday. 4 6. Important hap Y ady. pening Breathe quickly . Room in a 3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: e “‘Iescn( ‘That Harry Olds, administrator of Ridieute the estate of Lila A. Palmer, de- | Roman poet ceased, has filed his final account | and report of his administration of G to ancestry back five centuries and who has served as Viceroy of India Minister of Foreign Affairs Minister of Agricwture, asked lite and curious about po- quest DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK - ARE said estate, and his petition for dis- tribution thereof, in the United States Commissioner’s Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska; that 10 o'clock A. M., July 9th, 1945, of broadcastini ors Winchell’s method “Do you ever let v come has been fixed as the time and said Business neces- | oourt the place for hearing same; sity INSURED and watch you broadcast,” ques- tioned His Lordship, indic ating and that all persons concerned Not excessive therein are hereby notified to ap- that he might like to come and watch the mystical ceremony no,” shot back Winchell, “som: pear at said time and place and file their objections, if any, to said tem Closed tightly final account and petition for settle- Enelish drama might grab the microphone yell in it at 27,000,000 people. T where would I be? His dignified Lordship smiled decided he would not risk the | temptation of addressing W ment and distribution thereof. Dated: Juneau, Alaska, May 1945. tist fsland o nole Midday First National Bank of JUNEAU, ALASKA ERAL DEPOSIT INSURANC 4,| HARRY OLDS, Administator. First publication, May 5, 1945. 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