The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 23, 1945, Page 4

N [ rentss . . . . # i 5 ' PAGE FOUR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MONDAY, JULY 23, 1945 /. « . . [nas, it is true, renounced her treaty of friendship with | ® © o ® o o » e vy — = i Daily Alaska Empire (5. sl Gomiied vrsic o | : TRIPLETTE & USE 3 Publiched every eventne except Sunday by the |in the war against Japan in which are engaged most . HAPPY BIRTHDAY 2 0 Y E A RS A G 0 HE EMPIRE BUILDING CONTRAGTORS .. . ¥ EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY |of her former allies against Germany. However, her g . G e {present static position could have, and perhaps even | & ¢ © July 23, 195 o o EXPERT CABINET WORK OF ALL KINDS TOROTAT, TROY 1 e T "s “WieePronident |now is having, an important effect on the progress| s | __0TH CENTURY MARKET BUILDING ] 2075 e maner andaangerd B0, 0 SRR WL g Annetta Peterson JULY 23, 1925 SHOP PHONE 96 After 5:00 P. M. PHONE 564 R NG GGt n’i‘i‘;iififi"fifiif.‘i‘!i St Rf")m“( ‘w“ o r.nv«.a > ‘q_thl' northward | o Mary Ann Jones The American Legion operated a regular juggernaut over the Alaska f e v — — | of Japanees forces in China inferif ReTor 'f"‘ ot of | o Fay Elsner | Juncau the previous night. winning 7 to 5. Manning pitched for the Vets, L1 Entered in th E :“,(;lfin-r.l];y;rn.\lA:;:lcond Class Matter. {]'ll)liu]-(-]l)Ll'”\(“ Kv»:mf;ulm Alm.\' \\!ur]}\ it .l.\‘ \)L]xe\'(‘(;, ° Mrs. Robert Hubner ! Phomas caught. Jackson and DeWitt hurled for the AJ and Wagner was Silver Bow Lodge| MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE No. 141 ( oS Dedvered by carvier In Junean snd Doulas for SL58 per months | © grently redused b g R%NM WA BRIy PUNRELL S “Hame Hayden behind the bat. Manning struck out 13 men. No.A2,LO.O.F. SECOND and FOURTH 4 six months, $5.00; one yvear, S15.00. |in the war against Germany. ) ° Mrs. Ted Michaelson . i 'Meets each Tues- Monday of each month B4 mail, postace paid, at the following rates: = Strange as it may seem, lI»n‘ :upu?nn.u of a : ht‘;;l‘ll;“\/r‘;?“rn:n : Miss Pearl Peterson, of the U. S. Forestry Service, was to leave the| qay ot 8:00 P. M. I.O. O. F. HALL. in Scottish Rn.? Temple ( e 1 : gy | Siberian army can be done more easily from the | ® s next day on the Princess Louise for a vacation in the south. Visiting Brothers Welcome beginning at 7:30 p.m © | ¢ o fure o irresulatity In the de. | United States than from European Russia. Thousands |2 g g5 by indloi el E. F. CLEMENTS, Wore § t atlu d ¥ ROE ¢ . e o o 0 0 o \ , Noble Gran ipful Master; JAMES W. LEIV- paper. of miles of mountainous terrain separate Russian war “hanies : i e ’ t the ship! aster; f i New tice, siness , 374, | ———— Charles L. Parker, rancher from Strawberry Point, was a - O B T industry from Vladivostok. The only communication . ERS, Secretary. g1 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS 8. b ¢ s two-tracked T} ail- ¥ 7Y YOWT Y g e ———————————————) 4 e Astcl O A Foiag o the uss foe |15 b air and by the two-tracked Transsiberian Rail 5, Warfields' D Stor : A it e A e ans tas. Toos! Tt hnng ey By He a8 o e H 0 R 0 S C 0 P E ‘The regular meeting of the American Legion Post was postponed to arieids vrug tore Gnongn Bnos Perein e Vistiyostor Mesorw. "By ten e 15 00 o ! dhy; b, August 27, according to announcement by Harry Sperling, Post Com-|| (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) L . i T RATIONAL ¥ ) G A ey e e “The stars incline mander. i o HNYALUE‘(?EEH ‘;;TI:I';ES.H Widest Selection of §{ ¢ Pourth Avenue Bidy | As Mr. Crowley testified, the entry o sia but do not compel’” e 12 ORL S Q £ jpnour gide inithe Jananicss MAGTOUTLER S0 P Mary Young, of the Arcade Cafe, left for the south on the Admiral ICE CREAM Ll U0Rs 4 | the struggle. Until such time as some definite indi- — e PHONE 92 or 95 ! [cation of her intentions is given, however, it is a TUESDAY, JULY 24 e et i 3 ;\'MV % “’m"]t]“ (‘I";””‘m |“”l e ;:'TI\;]'? ":”m“h Benetic asfects ile toduy whlchJ “Daytime Wives” was the bill at the Coliseum, one show, with Tll s : B k ' _.__B...___. y 1 ier entry should not be counted on. But the stronger enefic aspects rule C 3 Vi ees d o3 al the rchestra concert from 7:15 to 8 o'clock. Normd Talmadge was at Wi we can make the Soviet position in Siberia the more [should be most fortunate for mer=’ ;L’ #h “The Song ot Love” e e m!l' aske . P. 0. ELKS we weaken the ‘over-all position of Japan. If for no |chants ang bman\;xuctm-er.\;._l New | Pal oo BABY HEADQUARTERS “V’\lliilt:ese;:;y ;ec;ndmmdvix:;gth . Sens s - R— , oo | Markets will bring large profits. { A 3 _ E a v, ; 3 ng ORhAr acnsCILiN N b UG £0 MR '("’“:"""”_]“ HEART AND HOME Sam Guyot. H. F. Preston and R. Wakelin, traveling men, arrived Infant and Children’s Wear brothers welcomie: Lid: HOLM: of Lend-Tease aid to the Soviet for use in SIberia. | gy, " Gemini rising and Mercury |on the Admiral Rogers from Sitka. 139 8. Pranklin Juneau, Alaska | (| QUIST, Exalted Ruler; H. L. [ '; =, i G |the ruling sign in Cancer, the| _ McDONALD, Secretary. L Japan’s Oil Supply United States appears to be the| ciarles Garfield, Secretary of the Alaska Bureau, Seattle ChAMBET | Feeeeee ey g S country that most definitely promis-| o .,/ merce, was to be the speaker at the Juneau Chamber meet the DR E H KASER | e ————— T | (Cincinnati Enquirer) | es rise in the power of women. Can-| 8 R T b stwird o 2o AR rl.o . § . Sise i i next , provided the steamer Yukon arrived from the westward. DI T | How much remains of Japan’s once-great oil |ada comes under similar influences. g A ENTIS' cor oo i ¢ sail [reserves no American knows. Certainly the total BUSINESS AFFAIRS i ; e . BLOMGREN BUILDING e { _— — — 5 : The Elks ¢ se were ay this ¢ their final tilt of PLANTS—C § 2 3 e |\which enemy storage tanks held before Allied cam-| Employees of every class may learn| The Elks and Moose were to play this night for Phone 56 Fuperat S‘T ORSAGES PLAN TO RUSSIA | paigns gradually strangled communication lines to the |much from the conditions of busi-| the season. HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. zn:”:::] l?n‘ prflaym: g ,‘erh'a |south was tremendous. But just as certainly two[ness in this historic midsummer, — one Over the long Pacific sea routes from our West increasingly powerful forces are depleting those re- |Again there will be problems caused | Weather report: High, 78; low, 72; clear. ] Coast ports and across the shorter “top of the |serves. The first is the dwindling supply which cnngby men anq women released from‘wm i ek e aa world” air transport line through Canada and Alaska, | be brought through from the southern part of Japan's | war lndu‘?lrlvs R(‘Iu‘(]:ltance to ac}-l. . 1 2 b' Dr A W Siewafl ASHENBRENNER’S 4 > ', > g p] ire "he s p rategic g | cept smaller wages wi cause much P . . . Lend-Lease continues to flow to Soviet Russia’s Far |island empire. The second is the strategic bombing | cep! D I l E gl h L ‘ Foetern, Avmics, Forelgn Economic Administrator Leo |Program of the American air forces. idleness. f al essons in tngiisi W. L. GORDON DENTIST NEW AND USED i e ley has Lold the House Appropriations Commit- | Prominent among recent B-29 targets have been NATIONAL ISSUES 144 FURNI ERREY ok SO s g }’l'- {dent |€nemy oil and gasoline refin Vast amounts of | ‘There is a sign warning that perils | { - o 20TH CENTURY BUILDING T u n E i that this is being done at the request of President| .4 hyoqucts have been destroyed, of course, but |lurk in too much discussion and WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: “The document was under his signature” Office Phone 469 S T | : 7 Phone 788—306 Willoughby Ave. Pruman and his highest military advisers. The reasons |far more important has been the destruction of pro- | speculation regarding current events. preferred to “over his signature.” ' | he gave for its contindance are compelling : | duction possibilities. Some of the greatest Nip fuel | INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS | OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Launch. Pronounce LANCH, A as i Excluding our own Western Pacific forces, Soviet | plants now are in ruins and won't Ye back in operation | All the signs xndlcutg that the in AH i Jussia and Japan are the two strongest military | again during this war two great powers of Russia and the ™ =" % B ) p 3 hn g :.l,‘“)“ iHiths Pavaiagt and premiss f long atanaing. Frequent and efficlent actions against trans- |United States will dominate the new{ OFTEN MISSPELLED: Axis (singular), ‘r‘xe;""f"a‘t“ Dr. John H. G,eYef Jones-Stevens Shnp § ; e e o the Manchurian. | portation lines has added to the enemy's gasoline |World. It is well to remember that; ~ SYNONYMS: New, novel, modern, late, fresh, recent. VENTIST g £ They fought a small-scale war along the Manchurian- | b¢ 5 | altk s Pwe Al ecietit | WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is your Let us LADIES'—-MISSES’ p e siberian border in the summer of 1938 and a full-scale | difficulties. Not only have hundreds of tankers been |alt: hough we id not recognize the| : se a Wol 5 ¥ 3 5 Room S—Valentine Bl READY-TO-WEAR pe Siberian border In the sufmer of 1938 and & *H0 80" | cunk, but rail lines, rail tani cars and locomotives |Soviet government until 1933, the| increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: e Bldg. ! o AL in the Far Kast 1 “’”"w 1 e o rordur, Japan | Nave been blasted. old Russia waited twenty-eight| pROPITIATION; act of appeasing or conciliating. “No wards of propitia- PHONE 1762 Seward Street Near Third | es 31D ) ng ¢ Ma ria DI , Japa He PAT P i | ¥ : 5 foges iy Biberia aling “l“ rm ‘,u”,‘lx;,,:| e _”‘”W ! Tokyo's il resources in the north are limited. [Years to accept us as an mdepcmlent‘ tion could influence him. . must keep immollized § ’I'“.‘:” “lul"l By “x‘ ths | As long as shipping lanes to the rich fields of Bu)'neu"m;,fin('"“ s Nithia e G — e S——— The more Russians armed with modern Weapons, W | yop. gpen, these shortages were not vitally important. FAans Ay pee iy ! IMPSON, Opt. more men Japan must deploy in front of them. If N0 | gyt today they supply most of the current fuel|the augury of a year of _splendiGZi MODERN E‘"OU E by R‘?m‘:‘esm AnxelH Coflu?' TASCHEE kb hostile shot ever is fired across the border, the mere | preduction. Concentrated in a comparatively small \1)u;~11{111t1es. ]Rv‘t;n?nn_g s?v:cem:ni I I ROBERTA LEE i Optometrye:nd o presence of & strong Soviet Army in Siberia will have | area they offer excellent bombing targets. Lessons |1 WOmen shouid be very fortuna e“[;_ ODthimol S - e 2 i SR ol s < e “aAMINE "0 TAE RisNaan Children born on this day probab- RS P logy an important effect on the war. A Japanese soldier | Jearned in Germany are adding, too, ly will be affectionate and sympa-| in barracks on the Manchurian border was of no use | efficiency |thetic. They-will prove precious| @ When serving tea is it required that all the china on the tea Glasses Fitted Lenses Ground Front St.—Triangle Bldg. to the commander of Okinawa, He cannot be counted | Already Japan is showing the effects of the |qompunions and practical helpers, | table be of the same design? : »”» on in making defense plans for the Japanese home | strategic attacks a mmlv vlu; u);:' :éx her m’mtalr,v yright 1945) ! A, No: this is not essential. T ERr. | machine. Civilian cars have been taken over by the L S TGS - What is “sauce veloute”? it J government, and Tokyo Radio has admitted that the Q X e "The Rexall SfOl’ ” H s GB Continuance of Lend-Lease to Soviet Russia nOW | go.ojine situation is growing increasingly acute. Be- | A. A white sauce or stock made by boiling down ham, veal, fowl, e .. 0600 o deparhuretrau previows polley,. Boviet | oo e ik Bt taet o UNBE“EVER | etc., adding soup stock, thickening, etc., and again boiling and straining.| | Your Reliable Pharmaciste i A e | Russia at the moment is not at war. She has no|geep many enmy planes on the ground, saving the | Q. What is the preferred calling time for men? common military enemy with the United States. She | lives of thousands of American soldiers. OAKLAND;“Galif. == No one-hish A. During the evening. BUTLER-MAURO HOME OF HART SCEAFFNER G g oo |better tell six-year-old Jesse Lamar{ DRUG CO. & MARX CLOTHING \ : o for the lkey Spots in thaWAL epartuient | SOLLVET, Jr, PhAY stary: about BaE T SR e ) : | rangements had been made for the |key spots in the War Department.| cioue g his arrival via chimney| b ¢ e Was lng_mn'sflmm- meal. “But,” he con-| They have orders to watch for any| o' B0 Y LOOK and LEARN & i . tinued, “since I'm certain some | waste in procurement or graft, and| youno Tolliv 5 Ped | A. C. GORDO o : ! 4 - | g Tolliver was examining a| . . n T Merr A Go _Round mistake has been made, Tll be glad |1eport directly to the White House.|cpimney in a partly constructed | y__ HARRY RACE CALI r BRNIA }u. pay the check myself and then| ’ny!unnfx]hjn.s also :ldv.l.sed his old noyge yesterday when he slipped and | 2 i Grocery and Meat Market i [let the Army reimburse me later.”|Senate colleagues to cut 10ose at|fel ingo it, dropping 14 feet, He| 1. What is a font of type? Drugglst 478 — PHONES — 37) ¢ (Continued from Page One) Russell backed down at this the Vv‘nu,g:.s o{n waste. HOWeVer, | ywas Jodged in the fireplace flue for| 2. What is a poltergeist? High ty a o Loy e | Bolaty paid the check, and the bf’“]’( d”””‘l‘“‘h and the men Who 30 minutes while firemen worked to; 3. In what city is “The Little Church Around the Corner”? “The Squibb Store” ‘Moderate Prices $120 dinner check has crossed the Scnatorial party left x‘:]“q‘n‘(4()]‘;‘;&&"")(3:“,”:; p‘r’ifi's 1;::;‘ rescue him. }. 4 Does a chiropodist treat ailments of the hands or the feet? ¢ S to haun oo L2 B | ARMY-NAVY WA {cne way to stop waste in the Army; _ NOTICE TO CREDITORS 5. Whak 1.8 immpan i s ML i o S | —that's real crack-down on| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN | ANIERS: The Charles W. Carter bank of bull»th Cfi'““’l'[‘-n:l“‘ E The Army-Navy procurement | the men responsible. Unfortunately, | that the undersigned was, on the | 1. A complete assortment of all the characters of a particular style P!GGLY wIGGL' 3 Glellan of Atkansas—ull Democtuls. policy of continued buying for & | however, no one. above the rank of | 14th day of July, 1945, duly ap-|and size of type. Monuary The _btl‘hflm;»l )M)‘ _.‘“‘F( i | two-front._war when we are only | captain ever gets reprimanded for|pointed administrator of the Estate 2. A spirit which makes its presence known by noises. For BETTER Grocerles standing in the basement of Gros- | fighting on one {ront i being sub- | home front ersors even if they're|0f JOHN BATISTA MARIN, de-| 3. New York City. Pourth and Pranklin Sta. L venor House, in London, where the| jected to some quiet and effective | exposed by outfits like the Truman | céased, and that Letters of Admin-| 4. He treats both. * PHONE 130 E. U. §. Army has installed a mess|ceryting on Capitol Hill. Senators' committee. | istration therefore on said day were| 5 A Chinese flat-bottomed river boat, hall for military personnel fear this policy may throw our| Senators i sery | duly issued to the i o Tiver E 3 2y Senators complain that every|duly issued to the undersigned. | i & « In this huge cafeieris, known| entire economy out of whack in|(ime they prove an officer guilty| All bersons having claims against | WINDOW WASHING affectionately Willow Run be-| case of sudden peace with Japan. |of error, the Arny promotes him |Said estate are hereby required to s B =g RUG CLEANIN ‘ e | St St e foube” ;0 erior, the Ammy promotes nim 40d Siaie exe oy reauired to| There is no substitute for newspaper advertising!|| sweeriva comrounn JUNEAU - YOUNG nique of piling the plate with food, | that after V-E Day, the Army re-| Meanwhile, the tremendous waste | vouchers, and duly verified, within FOR SALE Hardw e( breakfast is 20 cents, lunch fused to make more than a 20 per|of both material and manpower | SiX (6) months from the date of this g DAVE MILNER arelLompany cents and dinner 30 cents. Com-|cent cut in military purchases, | continues, | notice to the undersigned Admin- Phone 247 PAINTS—OIL—GLASS parable dinners elsewhere in though 50 per cent of the War| (Copyrisht. 1945, by Bell Syndicate Inc.) | istrator in Douglas Alaska, of to his HARRY CARROLL Shelf and Heavy Hardware London would be $3 to and | was over. Retiring War Mobilizer -, — {Attorney M. E. Monagle, in Room ) Guns and Ammunitien Willow Run customers say the Fred Vinson tried to curtail pur- j oo oo b 200—Seward Building, Juneau, Al- as a pald-up subscriver 1o THE DAILY ALASKA dinners served there are as good as chases but was only able to force n¥s DANCING. SOHOOL) gy EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING - $2 dinners in Washington or New an additional 13 per cent cutback Classes now cnroiling in baton| Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 14th Present this coupon to the box office of the i FOR TASTY FOODS Youwll Find Food Fi . y York, v December 1. twirling, tap, toe-tap eccentric day of July, 1945. and VARIETY ‘ Senators Russell, Maybank and Meanwhile, some experts believe character, toe ballet, acrobatic, boys SANTE DEGAN, CAPITOL THEATRE TRY Resyice Bare Osmwlen, s McClellan were dining one night we can safely cut back 80 per cent | acrobatic class, body toning classes Afntaiar i Gasti Caf THE BARANOF With' a naval officer on the small on Army-Navy buying right now,| {OF Working gals, social dancing for First publication, July 16, 1945. and receive TWO TICKETS to see: astineau e balcony of the mess hall reserved and by using ting stock-piles Peginners. 411 7th St. Phone Red Last publication, August 6, 1945, ¢ " 7] Foremost in Friendliness for high-ranking officers. Prices and surpluses still provide \9,4»1575- adv ptogetherr GYPSY WILDCAT \ co"m snop are the same, but waitress service Pacific war with every single need.| MG 50 0 7 D p: b Sy is provided | Inside reason for the terrific| § P ] [SPO[TIBEG] | Federal Tax-—11¢ per Person As they finished, the English stockpiles, vast purchases and tre- Crossword uzzie [A] EieraTeaoy JAMES C. COOPER, C.P.A. waltbess presented & check Tor the méndous. nstallations, according 1o PHONE 14 — THE ROYAL BLUE CAB CO INSURANCE ol four meals. Russell refused the Senate probers, is t both the | ACROSS 32. Living A 2 Authorized to Practice Befere check, telling the girl that his'Army and the Navy are afraid| L Cleansing 3. Lacking speed and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and - the Treasury Department and . included United States Sen- Congress won't give them ;xn_\,lilln‘;‘ Vi e RETURN YOU to'your home with our compliments. shaimck Agency Tax Court g 7. 3 6 WAr. S oy are Py R a ® 37. Con as guests of the U. S. after the war, so they are heaping| o Immeres g WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! COOPER BUILDING 3 up a huge post war program now. at Luhs‘ 41, H But we have no instructions,' Although our fleet is now more _”‘},’m;] R TR sir” the girl replied. Finally she than 14 times the size of the Japa-| 1. So. American Excs : g signaled for her superior. Her su- nese fleet at the start of the war 3 Metealfe Sheet Metal Remington Typewriters gt sl et T.‘;:T':::‘::“ ey tho sl of | 2 0 e e Heating—Airconditioning—Boat Sold and Serviced by 2l no istructions, finally calle 2 a e oday, ne Navy is 5 y y Flower Tanks and Stacks — Everything ur‘ the sergeant in charge of the mess still building shij whiclk ) A e ol BT be completed T Ai‘-,’u.‘ffl”w':ul Thuy T 2 in SHEET METAL J. B. Burford & Co. T > Lovely: collog. “ i THe mess,_scrgeant came up Also the Navy's plane program| Singie thing . Phone 711 90 Willoughby Ave. ‘Our Doorstep Is Worn by { blushing, and insisted that he, too, next year calls for an even larger| < Reotw: Soltich RERABNERRR Fxsle Satisfied Customers’ { +f had no further instructions | iumber of aircraft than the Army| 27 l’vrlm:m: to Pereolate 7 68 S%eaflx‘lnouly DOWN “I “serve so Is, T get has ordered. Both have well over! 30, panctie P L i e e L Uider H . Path, 67. English Jett tet g id for so ma * he said.| 100000 first-line planes now and| 52 e et e A Bogha of cou ZORIC “Say It With Flowers” but “Phat's the only way I can oper-'they are still buying more, al- 3. Cravat SYSTEM CLEANING “SAY IT WITH OURSI” ate though no one figure out how 4. Succulent plan Pll Is But Ser I, a .r more than 30,000 first-line planes 6. Have ambition one J H . p of the M Affairs Commi can be used in the final stages of | A Hense BBy AlaskaL d uneau orists { was adamant. We are guests of the the war with Japan 7. ¥ aska Laundry Phone 311 United States Army, he insisted,! Meanwhile, both the Army and 5 “and I'm su il find if you the Navy have so many pilots, they 10. Acts recipro- look into | i checks have don't know what to do with them. | .nefiyx{emlu T Sady boer for The Army is keeping up a 2,000,000- : e Maybank both man Air Corps at a time when Akl ‘ ( H 19 s { t 1 B s i o IN THIS! BANK 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—194 service in the S continued to home front. Besides wasting bil- Focl‘l:‘;‘)};r czar - | sit in emb; ed silence W lions of the taxpayers' money, the . Rashers of E j & & his breath, w away to get his paralyzing all- efforts to set up an 5\‘.',:,‘#“.’ ‘ ! e L e . en s stperior officer. o st lieutenant orderly reconversion program and A viato o INSURE ; R ‘ At one point, South Carol 0 prevent a sudden, brutal de- . Greenland { i3 ¢ Bank Maybank started to say something pression three months after V-J i e e xlp to Russell, but thought better of Day [ RHEOW o oot %) it when he saw how determined the vely dances . » o b . Georgian was to see the thi TRUMAN GF SOR| " Russian village " s n n Banl‘ OldeSI Bank'ln AIaSRa ‘hlr?x(‘)-u;:; the lieutenar mbar P !‘.’(mlh T Rer 18 oy, - paart i . y eutenant, ambar- President - an was informed of Loves to excess BRI & na Bl 09 srie. Wit what the ANy oroed of Kareon (S5 of JUNEAU, ALASEA COMMERCIAL SAVINGS members of the Senate, came up and became so incensed that he Bass hora " . oR vas i ) B n PORA ¢ and informed Ruseell that no ar- slipped three of his friends jnlo _1‘3:;;:“- DERAL SNTh I