The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 28, 1945, Page 4

~ TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1945 PAGE FOUR ___THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA . . - b | L I'I‘]ms, his department might take over from thele © o & o o o . 0 o o o o‘ (o e e S e e R S, 2, ¥ D (llly 14 l(lSka E m plre | ULRB its tunction of holding clections in cases where | ® . : from ! TRIPLETI‘E X KRUSE 1 BBy orvivhe etr mindis by the the right of u union to represent o majority of the|$ HAPPY BIRTHDAY o 20 YEARS AGO o EMPIRE OB s : | B A hd. Sutisats; Alaeta] jruriglopeegile shbllened, 8ad It mighe e le @ ® August 28, 1015 o ® |} EXPERT CABINET WORK OF ALL K T | Ce e ER L wAph Tor ettt e i o6 sl | & .| p 20TH CENTURY MARKET BUILDING. b o, Bt aad tanage | 0 e il e Effie DeLai . EAy el AUODET 38, dhie anis was the || STIOF PHONE 9 After 5:00 F. M. PHIONE 564 A Business Manager I“‘”"‘ past there has been' some criticism: of . Everett E. Smith . The (?nelda Mine in the Lehigh Valley in Pennsy! va:x: :a:, ce in Juneau ns Second Class Matter. | combining the functions of prosecutor and judge in a b ol e 2| tieat ER0 PR W R R e e \ SCRIPTION RATES: s 3 b Mrs. T. D. Black ® | anthracite workers and operators. Officials said suspension was due to Silver Bow Lodge | MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 Delivered by earriel Junean and Douglas for $1.50 per month; single agency. It must be admitted that this is the | o Wilfred J. Leivers 4 :A“ Homimumtion’ Be boal) No.AZ,L0.O.F. SECOND and FOURTH B B e e ratd, ¢ s Selithston tt5s {accepted tradition of administrative law—law which e Glenn Earl Allen .| A & dasts GubH Has Monday of each month one “ i T P 1:““ R ;“;:‘:‘:hig I\’:;l::xolnm;( ‘:};l: :,1‘;;:(;4;:: : J(Z;l;ilci) M};;:xl:s:" : Coal also played an important part in political and economic nego- | gay at 8:00 P. M. I. O. O. F. HALL :::x‘tig;ha?lr;?l:: b, . R At Sakorpra o A el b aisaiat i b s 2 vl iitdn s Thomas Burns | e e il s S Poland | Visiting Brothers Welcome e Sa b e M Relephon e, 602; Business Office, 374. ! combination. Tt has been successfully worked out in|® . Eny,lnnd"‘md bvri bam. l,s R a'ec e " GEORGE CLARK, Noble Grand |gnipful Master; JAMES W. LEIV- e — — —— A gt 8 e 60 60 o 0 ¢ o o @ o wasinsisting upon Germany taking a monthly allotment of 350,000 tons ERS, Secretary. g e 1 S et Wb T e e E QUi of Polish coal, whereas Germany had fixed the maximum of Polish ) s et e fewt p ey B R T y it otrmemoe 3 | imports at 100,000 tons, Unemployment in England was attributed to R ; o 25, ; i bl Lo gl s Veierans As Strike-Breakers? | the reaction that set in after a period of coal prosperity, enjoyed while | Warflelds Drug SIOIe GB““E Bnos g e S—— T PO o ’ H 0 R 0 S c 0 P E competing fields in the Ruhr district were involved in settlement of | | (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) noo. . i Pourth Avenue Bids gty i Tt il war reparations NYAL Family Remedies | Widest Selection of ! | Representative John E. Rankin of Mis: ssippi ran | { “The . . erid i i : ; t ¢ stars incline HORLUCK’S DANISH up a post-war storm warning with his announcement but d t pd,, Elisabeth and Ether Kaser were leaving on the steamer Prince ICE CREAM l}"%(‘)ggjg‘g’ggg that he hopes to make returning veterans into strike- . . . George to attend school in the Stat breakers. As chairman of the House Veterans Com- e | mittee, the Mississippi demagogue is calling for the g 2 e dsd N I of a bill which would exempt veterans from WEDNESDAY, AUGUST, 29 About 12,000 fry of cut-throat and rainbow trout were planted in 2 union_ closed shop contract provisions and from the : L Auk Lake by members of the Juneau Fish and Game Club with the The Sewmg Baske’ B. P. 0 ELKS payment of union dues. Benefic - aspects dominate today . ...tion of the U. S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Public Roads. i Aot VR : which is promising to labor’and in- ‘ BABY HEADQUARTERS ects every second and fourth This, he explained, would “protect honorably dis- rom! charged veterans in their rights to join unions or dustry. Foreign news may cause refrain from joining labor and other organizations as | anxiety this morning » r g HEART AND HOME a condition of employment We are not so sure that i 4 5 ‘1\‘« 1: x"?:n\“sl‘mhlxl II.J‘ placed in a special category and 1In preparation for the Autumn s0-| would be ready for occupancy about the middle of September. | exempted trom any or all of the laws of the land— cial season women should pass much tal | BB ;RO gt g ) | specifically the Wagner Act. However, it scems that |time before their mental looking- Rehabilitation of the roadway leading from town to Gold Creek DR. E. H. KASER 'TI.OTW:R—LAHD—‘ Mr. Rankin's first concern is not for the veteran. He |glasses. Their opportunities to in-'p. i oo started by a crew of fifteen men employed by the Bureau of DENTIST Wednesday, 8 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome. L. J. HOLM- QUIST, Exalted Ruler; H. L. McDONALD, Secretary. \ The new home of the G. E. Krause concrete manufacturing plant Infant and Children’s w"'" on the corner of E and Twelfth streets was under construction, and|{ 139 8. Pranklin Juneau, Alaska e R s S 58 1 T RO . A Ol B fluence the rising generations and BT SN S PHL > cat cut of the bag when he said that his ic Roa ' hill old Creek bridge, narrower sections i R let the cat cut of the bag when he s bl Hning Servicemen ahd wobiBi| Public Roads. 'From the o G ge, nar - se SrGABREN BOLIANG CUT FLOWERS—POTTED | THE NEW SECRET ’ | measure would “break more of the strikes in our " were to be widened, old trestles rebuilt and dangerous curves eliminated. PLANTS—CORSAGES } : THE NEW SECRETARY s s else that has been d since | Will stimulate splendid achievements Phone 56 ] ! | industries ths 1ything else that has been done sing o e i et A Funeral Sprays and Wreathe | Thie' new ‘Scerdbaiy, ot Tabar:— Judge Lewls B, |0 o et ol attemuteeven for', o= . LeAdets I the business world will, The steamer Prince George was in port with only one passenger, A R 20d and Frankin Phene 57| | | Schwellenbach — promises to be the strongest man to | ot to defend wartime strikes, but it must be clear {1:3'\; ulu!:: ml(c-lxu,hzo«"x:’:](; “\l\:‘:;)xmnl:i Mrs ; Ja s(;bsox]. I(:]x LJ‘um;auSkTher; wers 88 passengers, mostly tourisf i ; 0 ca lio which has been in relatively | gy +. Rankin—that the provisions of his bill | cooperating co Beous making the round trip to Skagway. e et et | Zevn to . kit ne provion o hi bl G, KLY e o Dr.A.W.Stewart ||| ASHENBRENNERS | | Wras IR ¥ 3 | ¥ s of former |Peace efforts, International bank- Weather: Highest, 64; lowest, 54; cloudy 8. W, i 3 Judge Schwellenbach believes, first of all, that |Only then tremendously large numbers of forme e 1 16 ) ¢ orbubl eather: Highest, 64; st, 54; y. Ew Ann “snn i e i » ‘Tabot marke! i in a position | IN§ is to prove most for unate. G i PR R DENTIST { he ought to be the advocate in the government of all | soldiers will be in the labor market and | posita AL Yaces s e it i b3 laboring people, not merely those organized ””“?“‘] “‘,“f" “"“"l‘“” ;1”1 “}:"‘l“"*‘”{‘,“,.‘;,";,.,d"j,‘“;.j,fi,‘,; tor| Tood restrictions will be drastic, . . L by 20TH CENTURY BUILDING FUBNITUBE { finigns. Here he is on solid ground. Labor i entitled | W% J F%0 fooy “irying to et back on its fest[BUb the American people will Seiey ally Lessons In ENGiISN w. 1. GORDON Office Phone 469 Phone 788—306 Willoughby Ave. ' | to its voice just as business and farming get effective | 2 5 B 1d | @bundant meals. Hotels and res- —_—————— | ¢ after the neces y dislocations of the war. It woul o %7 s i representation through the Secretaries of Agriculture | create two_ kinds of employ and probably send taurants, despite severe restrictions, e ———————— i and Commerce. Yet nobody would say that in the | 0" oqinst each other’s throats. It would actually w“ll:’;i{vReI\;:(Tl;:)";\;‘jLpu,l;rp?;:%;s WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Say, “James was accompanied BY his D J,h H G 5 past the Secretary of Labor h: "e"“»‘“»‘""" anything like | represent an explu:»t-:umn of the veteran which would Next month is to see definite brother (a person), or BY his dog (an animab.” ""‘Th(- war was accom- T. John 1. eyel‘ Jflnes-slevefls SIN]I H the prestige accorded to his colleagues | be anything but fair to him - . |progress in the four-power govern- Panied WITH loss (a thing) for both countries. G VENTIST LADIES'—MISSES’ f One reason for this lies in the fact that the | We doubt that Mr. Rankin will get very far with | pient of Germany. The defeated na- OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Messieurs (usually abbreviated Messrs.) g - s > i government's labor-connected functions have been |the measure, but it, coupled with '(he news th};u‘ tion will regain energy and resume Pronounce mes-erz, first E as in YES, second E as in HER, accent first Room lentine Bldg. WEA { divided among a number of agencies independent of | former Senator R“»‘“(’1:1"_\’A{’“;’:“;:’"?i“‘::;‘l:l‘lr’i":hft‘;’ :l“ industry but there is a positive sign syllable. . PHONE 763 Seward Street Near Third i 9 P citing contributions fro) strialis reachery. regenera azis ¢ - i the Department such as the National Labor Relations ‘IL‘;'*-\ l;fl:)" :f;‘l"“““l“:"‘lzl”I’)‘M‘”M ERtniren and Hoatih & 3‘111‘1:'.{;:‘15\;\. . Unng;l’rwtxfixl’e' ‘N-ml OFTEN MISSPELLED'® Decimal. Observe the I and the A. 3 Board, the War Labor Board, Railway Labor Board, s I&F:len.n;: \“ t 'h-p apirit, of fascism ls not dead in \l;lfl{";:}(‘(’ y attempt deadly acts o SYNONYMS: Accumulate, collect, amass, gather, aggregate, hoard. —_— 4o ete. Sometimes it has seemed that all effective gov- | 0 “gonator Reynolds' supporter, Joe Mc- i persons whose birthdate it is have ~ WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yowrs.” Let us ROBERT SIMPSON, Opt. D. “The Store for Men” P ernment activity in the employer-employee field Was_wiyanis ‘makes no secret of his respect for Nazi|he qugury of a year of happiness in increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today’s word: | | Uiraduate Los Angeles College bl carried on outside the Labor Department and that | fyetics. ‘The efforts of his kind to promote reaction |pome ung business. The young will SUBJUGATED; conquered by force. “There stood the three subjugated ot Optometry and SAB'N’S R not much was left for it to do except to compile’| _and make a nice living out of it—among unrecon(; marry. | and sullen prisoners.” Optiialmology } 1‘ statistics. | structed isolation anti-Dewey Republicans an Children born on this day will pro- GRS, I e s e Glasses Pitted Le: i | Judge Schwellenbach hopes to change this sit- | men who can’'t get over their hate for Franklin bably be brilliant but inclined to Front St. Triangle Bldg. i Roosevelt even after his death are all too reminiscent | soi¢_inquigence. They will be per- s of the appeals which one Adolf Hitler used to ain | onany attractive and may be spoiled | s fuation. He hopes that, under the powers asked by MODERN ETIQUETTE "Roprrra LEE ssident Tr to effect reorgamization in the Y sre were little S 3 'l'u“;lfl"'] i ’uvirmnvn( aoige. ot | funds ‘on il way to power. And tners W Httle | by t00 much admiration. | 7 " “l‘""““s"““‘“d R A Tl Te baought. too | Fiers il oves Burope who—with lcss success-—_sought it 13 o ) ey i i $ The Rexall Store H. S. GRAVES these scatteres labor activities may be broug gt | £ = s - ends by capitalizing the dis- Py ¥ T = ». " to promote their own ends by P g { e v { & 5 i i Rrten L A R - Pharmacists P gether in his department. He is, however, aware that | (f(’”]m;m and the grievances—real or imagined—of | Q. When taking a girl to the theatre, is it permissible for a man Your Reliable “The Clothing Mas” ] i 1 § i P o ef 3 Bew N 0 g t between acts to smoke? v | they were not set up outside its jurisdiction altogether | fimer soldiers. MASS MURDERERS to go ou CTLER-MAURO | without reason. It was done because virtually all of | American democracy, we feel mnfi_dl nt, is far lcul i A. Yes; F)ut he should not do so more than cnce un](:ss there is DRUG CO EOH: ;)J’Anxmg]mq } : these boards have quasi-judicial functions as well as | vigorous to succumb to such subversive tactics, but | | someone else in the party to whom she can talk. : . A G 3 purely administrative tasks they must be publicized and resisted because the price | Q. Is it correct to send invitations to relatives and intimate friends ——— X ! The new me only the latter. | of liberty—as always—is vigilance. 903 i e L &ihorlive in & Qistant city? . AR ey S e o I i head. e O nas|BAD OEYNHATEN, . Clerigntyil, i ¥esi {nviations should.be sent; even it ‘one kows, that, thess HARRY RACE CALIFORNIAN | | - in approving Dumbarton Oaks and '-‘r“_“ in 2 5 m);n‘reh;bililntim.l { Aug. 28—An official charge of con- | People cannot attend the function . iaats { 1 The w ashlngion the United Nations Security Coun- 1"“}“” S0 D O eran that ne| SPIFACY to commit mass murders| Q. Is it all right for a dinner guest to rest one hand on the edge Druggist Meat Market ! A cil has given the GI a feeling "“l f‘:;w‘: wo‘“d‘jl_g it he will belW¥as lodged jointly today against| of the table? . ggi 478 — PHONES — 87) i : that at last the first steps have | SOME 1 eiy] S iz Commandant Josef Kramer of the | A. While it isn’t exactly “bad form”, the only place for the hands o High Quality Foods at erry - uo-noun ards doing away|met With a straight-jacket or aj A kel ; ey “The Squibb Store’ Moderate Prices : been taken towards doing away| o 000" ohe The ‘finally gets|Potorious Belsen Concentration: gt the table, when not in use, is in the lap. | ¥ L0 I with future wars. Now, he is wait- | BFS8 ! Camp and 46 guards, including 19 Q. At an informgl church wedding, what is the customary fee for u o One) ing to see what will be done about | 3 women. s ; { 4 Carthuge 7rom Pagpr ——!ing , in a postwar econom The veteran wants neither. He| mThe indictment w: £ 4| the minister, by whom and when is it to be given him? | f st insuring jobs i Pos y " he indictment was received from A 5 A 3 e aries arier 1 o | wants to be treated as an ordinary|rondon by the Judge Advocate A. The fee is generally $10 up and is delivered to the minister by the . PIGGLY WIGGL' 1 four years can possibly understand VAN a‘.“,(‘ (.q BILL | citizen who has done the job he!General's office of tbhe Twenly-lhem man following the ceremony. M ' the importance of being able to EEVAMPING ‘k l‘)‘ & [had to do. He wants to return to| pirst Army Group and forwarded Q. How soon after the wedding ceremony can the bride’s maid orluary For BETTER 2 ! 5 cisions. ‘he al steps E y Con- ity g ‘ s e nly the mar Jman s gress to | with those who stayed home and|peen imprisoned two months pend- A. The attendants generally accompany the newlyweds to their PH Phene 16—24 p pend- | had to take orders, some of them via the GI Bill of Rights and “m""-did their part on the home front. without any apparent reason, for legislation have met with approval Above all, he does not want to be long periods of time could possibly so far as the men in service are| .i anart’ from the people of his hope to appreciate the determina- | concerned. This is not to unply;hnm“ community. He wants to re- ing war crime trials. | home or apartment where a luncheon is served following which they S | may leave. If a reception is held following the ceremony, the attendants ® o o 0 0 00 0 o o o,cmain until the reception is over. WINDOW WASHING RUG CLEANING JUNEAU - YOUNG | . PR . tion of the veteran-to-be mot to that all GI's are entirely satisfied| " ¢o peing ordinary Mr. Jones sl i SRl have others do his thinking for with the law as it now stands. | g o B8 HELS Thig or[ o TIDES TOMORROW 5 EWEENING, gt::gown Hard C ; him. That is why so many GI's are They are not. But, they are aware| y;c own Promise him that and he s '_0 0 K d I.EA R N ardw incensed at those who attempt to of the fact that legislation is al-|, < s ® o o August 29, 1945 o o a n A. C. GORDON DAVE MILNER are OmPanY jcould ask for little more. . . . Phone 247 P, . AINEE - OLL-—1A00 | speak for the man in uniform awd ready in the works to improve the| operight, 1945, by Bell Syndieate, Inc.) £ | who try so hard to set the veteran'law on the basis of actual experi-| e e ;‘?Wh 0:00a.m.,, 03 1t. *} Shelf and Heavy Hardware ! | up as a man apart from all other ence. This tends to reassure them s e y R e L{‘)‘s 162_07 B0, 1;'2 {t { 1. Can objects be clearly seen through a translucent body? Guns and Ammunitien i i mortals. | However, many GI's realize that| ;‘““ el ~’-9“°°““’“fl“':l s “" A H_wl S 0810 - . 2. Is the water of the Great Lakes salt or fresh? PR CORIAT LR D H | The GI doesn’t want to be put merely providing free schooling, | coffee during Uncluding, =98 B 3L AR A 3. What is called the perfect food? i e S % el i . .4l armed forces) amounted to 18(e g e FOR TASTY FOODS T . in a special category when he g government - guaranteed loans and| 3 s 4. How many climatic zones are there? d VARIETY You'll Find Food Finer and ¢ out of uniform. While he wants a ' unemployment protection does not |Pounds per capita. A e LRI S S o Tttt . ! s ? an Service More Complete at ; R AR S - A UGPSR AT A . Is it true that copper and tin properly combined will make bronze' TRY } a job for himself he is also intelli- mean that all their problems wnll’ & ; | ANSWERS: 2 f gent enough to realize that there be solved by the GI Bill of Rights,| EmPire Want-ads bnng resulis! Emfpire Want-ads bring results!| e S ; il Gasiineau Cafe THE BARANOF M must be jobs for others or his own They also want Some assurance 1. Not clearly. A, translucent body permits light to pass through i, i | but the light is diffused, for example—paper or egg shells. Foremost in Friendliness COFFEE SHOP | 2. Fresh. 1% 3. Milk, as it contains all six nutrients; fat, sugar, protein, minerals, water, vitamins. 4. Five, two frigid zones, two temperate and one torrid. INSURANCE 5. Yes. job won’t last: Above all, he does that other weaknesses in our| C Mot want an- cconomy o special democratic way of lite will be cor: | [LOVRPRINTLeIGs Bl 4V DA 1% privileges for those who have been rected by the time they get ready| 38, n i service. to put on the blue ge suit. Or, ACROSS * x lat least, within a reasonable time; NO CASH HAND-OUT thereafter. | For one thing, they want to be Some GI's are carried away by gyre that racial and religious in-| il progspect af & cash bonus. tolerance will not continue to be a Cangress has not as yet passed any | parrier. They have lived with men bonus legislation, numerous bonus ‘of other races and religions and bills have been introduced On paye learned to understand them. | Capitol Hill and leading members pop another, maiy GI's feel that picces of both Houses have spoken in petter planning is needed for| favor of a bonus. Bonus legislation sounder educational methods to in- | is therefore a definite possibility. gure their children against the| Not all GI's, however, favor a possibility of another war. With! konus. Some of them realize that (nat in’mind, they ask that inter- | bonuses are just cash hand - outs patjonal affairs, history and po- 1 LR and do not guarantee or cannot jitjcal government be taught so as group of Country of the British Isles 39. Decay 40. Ocean 41. Ovule ill out 2 JAMES C. COOPER, C.P.A. BUSINESS COUNSELOR Authorized to Practice Befere FLORENCE SARJENT Shattuck Agency as a pald-up suvscriver to THE*DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING. Present this coupon to the box office of the Metealfe Sheet Metal o] [owMD[E[NIT] CAPITOL THEATRE i Heating—Alrounditieniog—Best Tanks and Stacks — Everything Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle and receive TWO TICKETS to.see: ' in SHEET METAL L Aiiovork 5 Mathet oo “WATERLOO BRIDGE" T P 6. Sunken fences 9, Chief Norse god descent gem perforation . Persian fairy . Range of knowledge Sheet of glass »man date Remington Typewriters Sold and Serviced by J. B. Burford & Co. “Our Doorstep Is Worn by Satisfied Customers’ A RPN 1 q e ¢ securi s . 1 - 3 B 6. Publi 0 teplace the security of job to make them living ‘things Ingbead | R S B vance+ A0::Departed Federal Tax—11c per Person ——eeeeiy ' These GI's would prefer job ,r qull routine ‘ . 11. Vehicle on — z 0 R ' c planning to bonus legislation. They| Many of the GI's also want| g bl “Say It With Flowers” but ) dalats ‘ AR 4 8 B 19, Italian river oy Em pltoing o orus egiton They sy of the Os ao want PHONE 14— THE ROYAL BLUECABCO. ||| sveren cuzamo Say 1 With Flowens” by will be exerted in favor of and the ea way out that »onu bonus for all, slum clearance, low-cost | Toher and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and Phone 15 Packs RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments. Juneau Florists e . ‘ housing projects and universal or | AN Yépresents. They remember all t00 group hospital and medical care.| Legal defaults 7 B eR ey, rovaier ol 100 mroun “Homls medical care.| et WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! Alaska Laundry b ahen ekip of 1f these come into being, they feel one’s parent 12 Mo daisd fumed ' T SN offier wars who settled for forty-|hat the better world they have > Bostauses — — ~ acres-and-a-mule or a cash hand- heard so much about will actually | . Lift 23 — out.. They do not want that to come about in thelr and their| e e happen again children’s time { Roll of tobaccds % Ln the past, very litle planning ¥ ‘ et * 1891—0ver Half a Cenfury of Banking—1945 has been done for the veterans of pp N : CITLS - . Footlike part . B eicas ather 3 = . ORDINARY CITIZEN AGAIN Held a session A photograph captures forever the beauty of the bride on her wed-, o [ 8 ciher wars ek o | . Onie wha. holdw ding day We will take all your wedding pictures. veterans of the Spanish-American All these require pianning and that pleasure SmENE e sr-:comgsp 'l! = 2 4 . or ‘World War I came home they leadership. For both of these the! A e it 4 'l'lle B M Behrends 7 found a nation entirely unprepared GI's are looking to Capitol Hill Staff g { ] ' i Small bundle . Young tree toad . Jumbled type - x ¥ i waa || Public Accountdni-Stenographic-Tax Relirns Bank tree for their return. The veteran of and the White House. | World War I was given $60 in cash Once they are assured that such | #:pat on the back and 18 years plans are being taken care of and later he was paid off via the their security in the postwar world bonus. is guaranteed, the veterans will be - it m 3 § "The veteran of this war wants able to turn to the more local or| .Melukfibearlnt MURPHY and MURP Y 01des: Bank n AlaSka 5 4 be sure that some plans are personal problems facing them in| Aty 1o ROOM 3—First National Bank Building PHONE 676 i . C! ‘ made which will guarantee him their home communities. against unemployment and the Above all, the veteran does not necessity of ever having to carry a'want to be treated as some strange i gun again. The acticn of Ccr 5 or curfous being who is slightly pandy o : ——==|\|. COMMERCIAL SAVINGS | Son of Seth “anvas shelter L There is no substitute for newspaper advertising!