The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1945, Page 4

PAGE FOUR | has been the nation longest at war of all in the SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1945 et e THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ; 3 . 4 * ke Daily Alaska Empire .. SCOPE 11120 YEARS AGO fom TRIPLETTE & KRUSE Pubifgg evers evening except Sundas b ihe 3 "Ij‘or(;flgm dark years of \n\r.(-:x( \'v(i sn'(nglfllc m;’d H 0 R 0 THE EMPIRE ' ' BUILDING CONTRACTORS ” AR, g e B i A | despair, the people of China,—with indomitable will, l “The stars incline EXPERT CABINET WORK OF ALL KINDS' HELEN TROY MONSEN - - - - president | and almost with their bare hands—fought a war of e 8 DOROTHY TROY LINGO < a - Vice-President | redtstanos that athased the world, Knowing nothing but do not compel" 5 20TH CENTURY MARKET BUILDING WILLIAM R. CARTER - = - Editor and Manager ool | UHE WO e WIDE ¥ g | OCTOBER 6, 1925 SHOP PHONE 9% After 5:00 P. M. PHONE 564 ELMER A. me;“" - w2l - BM.:nmmhani.x: of modern warfare and modern machines, lacking food, i ks The opening game of the World Series between the Washington W ALFRED ZENGER o - - - . J‘d °| e |clothing and ammunition, they were determined to! BNbie bororen) Senators and Pittsburgh Pirates was to be played the following day, with Bered in thie Pt Ollo L Juneat 35 econd Ciase Matser. | fight on with flsgh .anid blood, and by, their death} e Walter Johnson leading off for the Senators, according to an announce- Silver Bow Lodge|{ MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 141 e mtbe. Ehonr e yowee gibiep, ourlas for 8100 per menth | to slow down the advance of a fully armed enemy,—| p., 5o aspects rule strongly to-fment by Managér Bucky Harrls, No.A2, L 0.0.F. SECOND and FOURTH By mail, postage pald, at the following rates |to trade space for time until the Allies would range | ;.. wnich should bring serenity and e : Meets each Tues- Monday of each month * e e oy, 0 Six wicdins, i S€vknoe, $1.501 | themselves e (et Rids. happiness to large numbers of men H. C. Hanna and Godkins Motor Company opened this day in their| gov ot g:00 P, M. I. 0. O. F. HALL, Lr; ?cot‘tlsh ?l"iemmm Bubscribers will confer a favor if they will promptly notify “The war destroyed China’s industry, its railways|and women. new home, the garage building formerly occupied by Connors Garage. ginning at 7:30 p. m the Business Office of any fallure or irregularity 1n the de- | goer Son e Sa o tudents from its univer- HEART AND HOME ! S IEE Srhuiers Welcome E. F. CLEMENTS, Wor- livery of their papers. i BEN O. HAVDAHL, Noble Grand ; JAMES W. LEIV- Telephones: News Office, 602; Business Office, 374. sities, and made refugees of fifty millions of her| Families happy over the return of| R. E. Robertson left on the steamer Yukon for Seward on a business - d shipful Master; J. A . MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS i people—more than one-third as many people as there | their m“l‘ f""}"“t ;‘;‘" f::;s e:l{i:;. ; trip. . 7! The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for | .. ¥ s ize that they s : ———— republication of all news dispatches credited o it or not other. 4r¢ in the whole United States. And beside the ::‘m:;(iur:: azgvumt greed, graft and | ——— . 1 OB IS A S B ise credited in this paper and also the local news published | scourages of war, there were the old disasters—flood, black mque;g § Aquolo‘ge\‘s warn | Mrs. Frank Foster and daughter Marian visited friends while the} | warflelds Drug Slo!e GEUEGE Bnos e it i i e | TRIne AnS Srote £ that unless humanity develops its|steamer Admiral Watson was in port. They were returning to their| | (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) { " o Pourth Avenue Bldg., Seattle, Wash, 3 g China survived because of the magnificent moral ivitya) qualities civilization must | home in Cordova after a visit in the States i NYAL Family Remedies Widest Selection of —— |and spiritual strength of her people,—because of their | gjsappear; there are threatening R o HORLUCK’S DANISH LlQUoRS A | consecration to ideals of freedom which are deep and |signs for the future. The first fall meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association was presided ' ICE CREAM eternal. / BUSINESS AFFAIRS | | over by Mrs. F. A. Metcalf in the absence of the President, B, D. Stewart. PHONE 92 or 95 z ! Foday (e, O S LeE 0058 81 EROCOROE . X {:le]cnfiet ;’; :re;:;eb\::;zss ';'chosc | The association made plans for the purchase of a bass horn for the high s task, not only to rebulld what has been destroyed, i“tlfmb u;:;:;ade };nd commerce must | school orchestra. An interesting and comprehensive talk on roads and l & 4 - ¢ But o chtty SOTRRICARIE SR siuitin D SRS (x\‘oidg all forms of unjust competi- road building in the Territory was given by M. D. Williams, of the Bureau “e sGwmg Ba‘kel B P 0 4 ELKS way of life, the establishment of democratic China, |, " monopoly and special privi- of Public Roads. Refreshments were served by a committee composed|| pupy AR R RTERS . .U RIS, A lege. In this new era there will be of Mrs. R. E. Robertson, Mrs, Tke Taylor and Mrs. Gunnar Blomgren. Meets every Wednesday at 8 p. am sure that the people of Alaska join with |.ytremes of good and bad fortune. | EHEBET I Infant and Children’s Wear m. Visiting brothers welcome. | free’ people everywhere in their desire to help China NATIONAL ISSUES | § n o for the winter season was organized under || 139 8. Franklin Juneau, Alaska L. J. HOLMQUIST, Exalted Rul- | | An indoor baseball league for the er; H. L. McDONALD, Secretary. {bind her wounds, to restore faith, to establish de-| Overburdened taxpayers will be . sponsorship of the Juneau Fire Department. Four teams were to VR : ‘ | mocracy, and to bring new hope to the world. I hope se.ns:)‘;nr(-. 1:{ ('zx:n‘:;a‘r::?erlthzi;zcgir:é | enter, sponsored by the Moose, Elks, Alaska Juneau and American Legion. | e ey < | that all Alaskans will take part whole-heartedly in the |pressions of inedualiubs @FCEUTE | 1y L were to be played in the A. B. Hall. DR.E. H. KASER ——————, |plans and programs prepared for the observance of |2Verage Am_mv dwaene!imA enjoycd‘ RS ACT D rLowEnu"n | China Friendship Day in the Territory. PAILEDALIES | AL, { % bers of the Juneau City Band had a lively practice the ENTIST by persons of political influence. The members of the June: y ; BLOMGREN BUILDING CUT FLOWERS—POTTED A CHINA FRIENDSHIP DAY | R PEEET INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS preceding night, with O. M. Cook of the Pacific Music Company of s e PLANTS—CORSAGES e 3 G | Veteran Tax Relief Subtle methods of planting sus- geattle present with several new band instruments for band members HOURS: 9 A. M. t0 5 P. M. Funera! Sprays and Wreeaths ————— SRR picion regarding the aims of Russia ¢, try out. b vinen b 2nd and Frankin Phone October 10—China’s Independence Day—will be (Cincinnati Enquirer) will continue to be common in the observed in Alaska as China Friéndship Day. Hon- : l’Ill‘m Svlnm.o[ Finance Comtmittee 1sbcon;l‘deri‘ng a | press and;;l:\ ll‘huu);ac{)l:. dz\g)gx':;lx::»:: Weather: Highest, 49; lowest, 40; rain. $ 5 entative plan to give war veterans a breather for a | were so ely 2 s as P R Loy T MR ’ orary chairman for Alaska on the national committee | yoar or two by exempting some of their civilian |they are under the stars of 1088 ST g Dr_ A_ W. Slewarl ASHENBRENNER'S for this event is Gov. Ernest Gruening. It is fitting | income, just as they were allowed a $1,500 “military | Persons whose birthdate it is have D .I l P E | h by DERTY m AND uszn | that the people of Alaska join in wishing one of their | €Xémption” while in uniform. In effect, that military | the augury of a year that should bs al y essons n ng IS W. L. GORDON X 2 exemption gave the average enlisted man in uniform [ most favorable to their home an 20TH CENTURY BUILDING r u n N l T u n E strongest friends well. The Governor's remarks are as | complete immunity from Federal income tax, if he |plans. i Office Phone 469 | | | Phone 788—306 Wi follows: | had no income other than service pay. Children born on this day prf{bab-i WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “He mentioned'you and " longhby Ave. “China’s Tndeperidenc % e Bons _| Undoubtedly there is something to be said for |ly will be endowed with wit and ima- : ; ina’s Independence Day—her Fourth of July— | 1 3 4 A s ha great Say, “He mentioned you and ME. ¢ | financial assistance of this sort for veterans. A good [gination. These Librans have grea i 0 y £ enth. s great national holiday com- | B b manial jaliti | : Pa . h is October tenth. This great i 1 holid: many served at a monetary. sacrifice, although of | potentialities. OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Panorama. Pronounce pan-o-ra-ma. D J h H G . memorates the dedication of the Chinese nation to,course others were financially better off than they T : | first A as in PAN, second A as in AH, third A as in ASK, principal accent I. John . eyer JDIIGS-SIOVOIIS sh°P & X ; svilian 1i 4 AY, OCTOBER on third syliable. VENTIST the ideals of a free and democratic China envisaged | Would have been in civilian life. Many veterans will MOND 5 £ Y/ A s CIVISAEED | eed help for the first year or two, if they are buying | Conflicting planetary aspects are| OpTEN MISSPELLED: Wharf. Observe the H. LADIES'—MISSES’ by, China’s immortal leader, Dr. Sin Yat-sen. | homes, or starting small businesses, or reestablishing | active today. It is a fortunate time | guNONvMS. Mived, mingled, miscellaneous, various, confused, con- Room 9—Valentine Bldg. READY-TO-WEAR “Throughout the United States, its Territories and | themselves in the medical or legal professions, for [to plan, for mental vision Shoum‘g]omeratc PHONE 1763 Beward Street Near Thira . BRpclons, s day oyl Do onthraied s oy Malple. e i |* " WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours” Let us Friendship Day,'—a day when Americans everywhere On the other hand, it must be acknowledged that HEART AND HOME increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: | = join in a neighborly tribute to their frieinds, the !the proposed partial tax exemption of veterans would| For women, this will be a month gl 3 2 LR % e - =\ i Geonle of Obina. tend to give the most substantial help to those who |of changes in business or profes-| HEINOUS; extremely wicked; atrocious. (Pronounce hay-uns). “It was|| ROBERT SMSO?{, Opt. D. *The Store for Men™ w g BN g N . least need it. The lar; their civillan incomes, the | sional associations which should be 2 heinous crime. Uraduate Los Angeies College This 3ath anniversary of the Republic finds China | : o s | L] joyful in peace at last, standing at the pinnacle of | higher their surtax rate—the relatively few who are |ultimately fortunate. Not a lucky|s= PR k o Qptometry snd AB'N S B Goiic tifonsant ‘_‘(l'm_'\‘m rlvilm-dy histnrvl PRy in the surtax brackets—and consequently the greater |date for seeking employment. Love by Optialmology 5-4% b $ ST the relief afforded. Those with very small incomes |affairs should be kept in the back- MODERN ETIOUETTE i take her rightful place in the world as a modern, | will not benefit appreciably. It must be noted, how- | ground of interest. ‘ ROBERTA LEE Glasses Pitted Lenses Ground Front St.—Triangle Bldg. ] dEm‘(‘JCra“" state ever, that there are unemployment benefits for those BUSINESS AFFAIRS ! i ‘But three months ago, the people of China, still | without jobs. Closer trade relations and more| fighting gallantly for national survival though worn Rather than invite abuses, the proposed exemp- | eq) neighborliness with Mexico are Q. When two women fricnds have always remembered each other’s A % | ' § and weighted with the ravages of war almost to the | tion might well be limited to veterans who served a | hrognosticated. Increased volume of wedding anniversary with a gift, and one’s husband has passed away, The Rexall store H. s. GRAVES limits of endurance, marked another, a bitter and | Substantial time—possibly those in uniform for two|iravel from the United States is should the other continue doing so? Your Reliable Pharmaciste “The Clothing Man” sorrowful anniversary, recalling the date of July 7,|Y6&rS or more. This would avoid what would be in forecast with much success for air- A. It would be more tactful not to'do so. ) 2 . | effect a subsidy without good reason for the vast |jines | BUTLER-MAURO H 1937, whex the storm of Japanese aggression broke | .,mper who were discommoded for a very few S NATIONAL ISSUES | Q. Should a man remove his hat when getting Into an elevator of DRUG IOME OF HART SCHAFPPNER over China S s e Tem‘?j’(j ‘hf‘i_ci‘fi‘i months, and at a nominal sacrifice. | Motion pictures come under a sway a0y public building, where there is a woman whom he knows? & MARX TR SR g o e T " |that indicates increased responsibil-| A.: o8 : g Bl The washing Ion‘ “Especially in the sense of iso- Ibility in the proper presentation of ] Q. Is it proper to cut fish with the knife when eating it? | octane, it is shown that we owe | American life. Films'that give A. No; fish Is so tender that it can be easily cut with the fork. | our American give fg ; n ‘ |much to the Americans because | to foreign audience a true idea oIf i e un.Y nm c A LI r n "l Merry_ Go _Round |In our own work we would draw our everyday existence should rc-i b Druggisf Groocery and Meat Markel | widely on American information {place Wild West and melodramatic lo 0 K d I- E A R N Y 478 — PHONES — 7] |on the behavior of fuels in’motors. Iflyp€<. the seers declare. an A. C. GORDON High Quality Poods s (Continued from Page Ome) |Moreover, we were also kept cur- | INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS | “The Squibb Store™ Moderate Prices — rently informed by the Americans By the end of the year unity 011 L) : i ;1 on the progress of their producti sympathy and understanding among | | v " % be kept from production by enemy | " P! ction ympathy {1y 1. How many of the seven wonders of the world are still in patents.” [process and its further develop-|® ® © © October 6, 145 ¢ o o :Jm"om will be well advanced and| ;oo ce0 The Charlesw cmer b e % p ? The Farben memo then added: Ment. e . Audrey Hill . f:;,.d}:‘gpe for everlasting peace Will| "y "0y 14 trade did Herbert Hoover's father follow? ? PIGGLY WIGGLY “A further fact must be taken i : Eaziibe s o e e e NAZIS GAINED A Lot |® Shella Esther Godkin @ persons whose birthdate it is have| 3. What are legumes? Mortuary N e ‘;‘ . % e o Agnes Tubbs ® | the augury of a year in which com- | 4. Who composed “Stars and Stripes Forever"? For BETTER Groceries rea;s«;ns did not ap%ncar n E: am’s “Shortly before the war a new |® Mrs. Millard Starks ® | forts and pleasures will rule. Excess- 5. What is a female fox called? Fourth and Franklin Sts. e ww § e, S o Conseduence of OW method for production of iso-|e Fred Newman ® les of all sorts should be avoided. | ANSWERS: EHOBE 25 . gHnacts w ¢ Americans, W€ octane was found in America; | ® Alice Brandt ® | Children born on this day probab- | e. The pyramids of Egypt. received from them above and be- | 7 [ At R A Py et o t luabl | alkylization with isomerization as|e Harry D. Murray ® ly avill be exceedingly bright and 2. He was a blacksmith. WINDOW WASHING )Ont 1by i angreren?e'x-ml Wa:’fhvaisu:\n; 8 preliminary step. This process, e ® |able to make much of their intellec- | 3. Vegetables bearing their seeds in pods. RU! contributions for the synthes which Mr. Haslam does not men- e e e e October 7, 1945 @ ® ® |tual gifts, which may be remark- G CLEANING JUNEAU - YOUNG o improvement of motor fuels and|yion gt all originates in fact en-|e o akle. 4. John Philip Sousa. SWEEPING COMPOUND lubricating olls, which Just NOW|tirely with the Americans and has,e A. T. Koski . (Copyright, 1945) R FOR SALE Hardware Compan during the “;—‘f ate ?‘mzt “h“ D :]"i become known to us in detail in its | e Elwood McClain ol i — 3 i DAVE MILNER ‘ pany ::},:;‘: w;;;:,‘mu:v:‘vc other ad- | separate stages throlgh our agree-|e George E. Nelson e| MRS. DEVLIN GOES SOUTH - e e —— A Phone 247 PAINTS—O] s em. s g e e e Hm ments with them, and is being |e H. W. Campen L4 b 1 “Without lead vewra-ethyl, the|used very extensively by us.” I Irving Krause e: Mrs. Zola Devlin, owner and; E L L l s A l R L I N E s present method of warfare would| g .o th e _|e Pat Rollins e imanager of Devlin's Shoe Store, is| be unthinkable. The fact that since ! i i Ean puUAOn o | - hi pined - ol dl ILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN 7 AR 3 y b i garding gasoline, the memo states: | ® Mrs. W. J. Rechin ejon a combine usiness an i DA FOR TASTY FOODS B eginning of the” War we«c “It must be noted that particu- |® Ethel Colvin e pleasure trip to Seattle and Port- | & d VARIETY produce lead tetra-ethyl s en-| . (U BE HOted that paThou | J Sheldon Simmons o |land, leaving on the Steamer North| via Pelershurg and Wrangell ang yan tirely due to the circumstance that| . . ..o gasoline on an iso-octane | ® Daisy DeLoe e 'Sea. She plans to spend about six! 5 3 4 Y shortly before the Americans had |y i@ BRER BF B0 Os0ane | o ® or seven weeks in the two cities With connections to Craig, Klawock, Hydaburg and Gastineau Cafe THE BARANOF " presented us with- the production |y Syt “aineroan o T 0 g o 0 0 4 o 8 8 8 o e e e before returning to Juneau. ||| steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle | ok it i apali plans complete with experimental [ 1,1% : —_— | FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 i COFFEE SHOP knowledge. Thus the difficult work | Turning toluol, the Farben g ISR e o oo o e il e ool AR, H of development (one need only re—‘st % \ v R i 3 udy stated that “I. G. technically | d call the poisonous property of lead . improved the aromatization | Crosswor Puzzle 1] 1 r - tetra-ethyl, whichfl caused ™MANY hrough the discovery of new cata- 4 N N | AN E JAMES C. COOPER, C.P.A. eaths in the USA) was bared iy thac the production of aro-| _Achoss 2 smemgvira * [EMERS PAPER HANGING EUSINESS COUNSELOR 3 2 o L Fish . Thus A A A uthorized to Practice Befere manufacture of this product to-| i fuels became possible on a| © SN oo 36, Metal A is an essential FACTOR in MODERN DECORATION the ¢ large scale. The Americans learned a 37. More certaln Treasury Department and gether with all the experience that | oS¢ 5% S 4 1 woun 38 In favor of R R 5 and should be professionally hung to give the utmost in attuc gency Tax Court the Americans had gathered over g Srom. s Rbovt. this ol ol 39. Article E 1 beauty and satisfaction. 2 When Mr. Haslam, in connection | 12. Outdoor game 0. Metal ! COOPER BUILDING . long vears.” !with toluol talks of a ‘miracle’| 13 Sheet of glass {1 sRfislmur-nt P S t We have the answer to your PAINTING, TINTING and s 420 Shelter e On the subject of lubricating olls, | which has fallen to the Americans| '+ * humorist 43 To beex- A PAPER HANGING problems. the I. G. Farben memo Wwas gen- through the hydrogenation pro-| I3 Malign DACLS I c 2 % ! y & Particl 45. Cutting imple- Remington Typewriters erous in praise for the excellent| cess, his statement is mot, cortect: | L. Rariise ment AT A | JAMES S. MecCLELLAN Metcalfe Sheet Meiai Frn Iy - work done by Americans. “In this| for toluol can be produced| ' Regrain, oo Bl c 1[N g Heating—Airconditioning—Boat Sold and Serviced by connection,” the memo said, “We|without hydrogenation and is in| 20. Poem 50. Statute E[D[1[T[O Phone Douglas 374 P. 0. Box 1216 Tanks and Stacks — Everything J B B d & obtained not only the ex]laensetnces any case not produced by hydm-: 2L Pl;cr?':l:d 52. Olncu‘f“"fi" [S[EIN[S[E in SHEET METAL o Bo lllhl' co- ' of Standard, but, through an- i ica.” . Coat of cer- 66. Finish - = A th (K Ger eral\gem_:uon In Limorics. 1 Sy animals 57, Russian czar Solution Of Phone 711 90 Willoughby Ave. ‘Our Doorstep Is Worn by ard, the experience o neral| Pinally, the Germans used their| g ants 9. Sea eagle —— — - Satisfied Customers’ » Motors and other large American American colleagues to accumulate| 26. Thinks 60. Playing card 63. Range of 65. Let It stand T i well.” ! " : . 30. Lad 61. Not any knowledge DOWN Rer cogdiles as {stores of oil and gasoline in the| 31 Spoken 62, Decays 64. Waxed L. Hastened a IK "—'i’o——_—' o * o |US.A. for transportation to Ger- 4 Threw L4 ¢ 3 NAZI SECRECY | many. Regarding this, the I. G.. ey as a pald-up subscriver to THI DAILY ALASKA R ' C “Say It With Flowers” but . Discussing high octane gasoline, | Farben report states: “In 1935, our | s Mineral spring EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING. SYSTEM CLEANING “SAY IT WITH OURSI” the I G. Farben memo discloses, government had the greatest in- 90D Myise- Present this coupon to the box office of the Phone 15 J Flori - how the Nazis “maintained strictest|terest in gatheris r ! Positive Be” Vi i smi o e ' i, e S B APITOL THEATRE gy y ang 4 lng |stock of especially valuable pe- Kecal aska Laun Phone 311 Standard Oil officials what they| troleum products (in rticular, | ale c . | particular, | Stupld i W KE' * were doing. The memo stmdessl aviation gasoline and aviation lu- | Encounters and receiva TWO TICKETS to see: “Mr. Haslam further declares pricating oil) and holding it in Sioave " " that the Gex-man’ aircraft industr)l' reserve to an amout approximately | 5. :‘.:zsr::'l ::x'“' ' BABES o“ m“G srnm in contrast to the American and equal to $20,000,000 at market value. | cattle 2 ,000, i) List e S English, could not have been|The German Government asked I.| Pederar zax-—11c per Rexson 1891—0ver Half a Cenfury of Banking—1945 . changed over to the use of iS0-'G. if jt were possible, on the basis | b el ” 4 oc'-a;"’ From U“S} lzle conc 11"-\"’“ of its friendly relations with Stan- Forwarg by PHONE 14— m noYAL BL“ cu co. A might be drawn that we did not gard Oil, to buy this amount as (oo : ¢ KDow Lhe process for iso-octane. 1 Gactually, however, as trustee| ! Russian oty and an insured cah WILL CALD JOR XOU. and T]le B M. Behrends e However, we used other methods of the German Government. : Sold siiver RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments. ) to_produce iso-octane and chose 10! «The fact that we actually suc- ' Qcean WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! ; proceed by way of isobutyl alcohol, | ceeded, by means of the most diffi- ‘runners a which is produced from carbon cuit pegotiations, in buying the | Dul:l und monoxide and hydrogen, that is to E > { eavy 4 k quantity desired by our govern- . Beverage H 8%, 0n & pure conl basis. ADPI-| T fiom the Americun Standard | e M. S. PATRICIA Oldest Bank in Alaska ¥ ently this fact is unknown to the o Company and the Dutch Royal- | i 2 » p Americans. At any rate, We main-|Duich shell group and in trans. | . Taste LEAVING FOR SKAGWAY AND HAINES G tained the strictest secrecy in all ;orating it to Germany was made Jogglng galt nnv 7 “ LOMMEB.CIAL SAVINGS » negotiations about the fact that|j,gghle only through the aid of kR tiake = A. 5N, Remalinder on in- Novel we produce iso-octane dustrial scale. an Sailing Date Subject to Change |the Standard Oil Company.” (Copyright, 1945, by Bell Syndicate, Inc.) I