The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 19, 1946, Page 4

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1946 | anguish over the plan of the Navy to include in the o [ 3 1:srl of \'r.T.‘l.» l(U(En‘ \uby_wr‘.(-dl to atomic bi)m;.) lt]nl‘;ls not § 20 Y EA RS A G 0 from SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT WAVING ¥ only captured German and Japanese warships 1 L HAIR CUTTING v : American warships as well, Even such battle-scar B THE EMPIRE . P TINE 1 DaE e e veterans of World War IT as the battleships New York, 1y . g - - President O - - 3 T Vicepremdent Arkansas, Pennsylvania and Nevada, the aircraft car- LUCE 9 [ i i) ““&;.’?;‘;’.,,’f“x‘h“,'{x riers Saratoga Independence, and the heav FEBRUARY 18, 1926 C LLE S BEAUTY SALoN ] o - pMemasingBdtor uisers Salt Lake City and Pensacola are on the Iist. o FEBRUARY 19 The Juneau High School girls' basketball team defeated the Douglas PHONE 492+ W o e R e o ——— These names are rich with great memories of valor and s v £ it by a score of 38 to 25 in a fast game in the doubleheader last night Cntered in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class Matter. e Mrs. Edward L. Keithahn e | six by a score 25 a fast gt 0 h as g! SUBSCRIPTION RATES fortitude. Many will argue that instead of being de-} Aokl o i L Aa 5. B8, boy walked ot AADN he haniors ) .E. H. R, P SUBSCRIPTION BATES: o ce month ' stroyed they ought to be kept @ part of the fleet:or, o Jnequel.me chmitz e at the A. B. Hall, while t H n}fi»\ ed 0 t y L»‘Kr)']() in H KASER The Charles w. Cafler six months, $8.00; one year, §15.00 h J > boei g ° August Aalto ® | {heir game, trimming the soldier five from Chilkoot Barracks, 20 to 9. DENTIST ge paid, at the following rates: if they have become obsolete, turned into mus as| Mrs. Sam Niemi . - LR Mor‘ r | & $15.00; six months, in advance, 37.80; was the old Constitution. Already, in fact, the State o Olaf Olson S T B ; BLOMGREN BUILDING | uary | $1.50 R, hi i & rcl the ‘i ' The U. S. Coast Guard cutter. Unaiga with Captain R. C. Weighman ’ | | e, $L80. o it they will promptly motify Of New York has asked for the right to purchase thel g B. P. Mahlum % J _-— P : Y Phone 56 Ptk Ak Sranitii failure or irregularity in the delivery battleship bearing its name with the idea of preserving |, Matan Talsbm o|in command arrived in port this morning, and was to be stationed in HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. | PHOVEa;‘SB i o O Piers: News Office, 603; Business Office, 374 it as a treasured relic of the . 4 Mrs. T. F. Navin oA . v:mrs.twul:){l;(-ndqu‘:;x;(’cl‘:w buLlJunuau thhr;ug};w;:t lmp summer . M. ) PPy —— e c y 0se S S Servi iner purpose “ and fal Executive icer of the Unalga was Lt. N. H. Leslie. H R oy 7. P e A .\ {} those shlp? (‘Lll]l(\ ;1.\0' no I x) t no:lrb:' ° Helen Woods o |and fa ive ce e Unalg i FOR TASTY ! ‘The Assoc 4 Press is exclu-ively tied to the gse for at this time than to be made the guinea pigs s . - - S FOODS repuniieation of sl news ditpatches E'fi“},‘i"foéi\'L(‘;‘:.“f‘ufiflfi “Operations Crossroads” project W the Army and | o g ¢ 06 @ 0 06 0 ¢ 0 0 @ Mrs. G. E. Cleveland entertained at a charming bridge party at her -Dr. John H Geyer and VARIETY ] herein . 3 Navy, together “k‘”‘ }“" Alr :"r:‘i “}’eu";“:“”g“‘ '”1‘ 5 e bome last night. Tulips and pussy willows created a lovely springtime DENTIST TRY $ — - - - first fest is to take place in the Marshall Islands early | o e e ey | 5imc ¥ Olev s i b R PRkt 7] 5 NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES — Alnska Newspapers, 1411 el e T S vl by 7 [atmosphere. Mis. Cleveland was assisted by Mrs. J. T. Petrich and Mrs Room 9—Valentine Bldg. Gastinean Caf e Beattle. Wash, | guen experiments, we should remain completely in the i R 0 S c 0 P E 112 ¥ SR ¥l ‘ Foremost i e dark as to the future function of our Navy in the 4 § 4 = 3 | emost in Friendliness p 1 defense system. Furthermore, the tests can|} “Phe st ncli ! All preparations were completed for the annual Boy Scout Father | The Post has previously pointed out, a great e stars mceiane { 'and Son diriner to be given tonight at the Moose Hail, and at which an ) ‘:'):”““d”]“’ “‘)‘\“ ““:"i s ”“\‘b“ll”“”""‘“”‘fi need 08/ bt do not compel” ! | estimated 200 men and boys would be present. Dr.A.W. Skewart { gy ot constructive international action in the matter of |4 ! T el DENTIST SALON } atomic energy and its uses. For that reason it is) BORERENST T Mrs. Lioyd Ritter and Mr. G, Ingman were high prize winners at the | | 20TH CENTURY BUILDING [ - Cooper Building ( somewhat disappointing that in giving out the details| WEDNESDAY, FE card party given by the Women of the Mooseheart Legion last night. Office Phone 469 of the coming tests Vice Admiral W. H. P. Blandy, who — gl g iy o 8 | gLSIEEmLDRETH. Manager will be in charge of the experiment, has said nothing | HEART AND HOME 4§ e LN ; " | pen Evenings Phone 318 M as to whether foreign observers are to be allowed to{ This is an al period for home Weather: Highest, 38; lowest, 32; partly cloudy. | HéDrBdER'{ S;}NAiSON, Opt. D.{ | | witness the test. It strikes us that failure to do so|planning arrangements and family ™~ e e s S S S R R et (S B aduate Los Angeles College | would mean foregoing a tremendous opportunity to|gatherings. Love affairs will flour- s 2 i d by of Optometry and ‘ lmleagncilf:fl SHiEET METAL provide the world with an eye-witness demonstrati®n ish Overfond parents are warned ! Dally l_essons In Engllsh W L GORDON Opthalmology ‘ i 18 rconditioning—Boat \ « |of atomic power in action and thus speed agreement (by the stars not to encourage ex- | P VN Cilasda WML - T aniie Gnmd ‘anks and Stacks—Everything ‘on this vital matter which is already being considered | travagance in their children. A ST s A AR i e, & i i in SHEET METAL ) = y the United Nations. BUSINESS AFFAIRS ) one 711 90 Willoughb; a2 2 gl Bl | “The ofl industry will resume its| WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “He said to wait for a few Alaska Musi STERATe | i SOUND THEORY | Food for Thought efforts to close the Big Inch and minutes” Say, “He said THAT I (or, YOU) SHOULD wait for a few | aska Music Supply W \ T e ) s e oy I Little Inch pipe lines on the ground minutes ” Arthur M. Uggen, Manager The Rexall Store” ne of the most interesting of many thoughtfu 03 e % e larg 3 ents . e ks . e e comménts made by Leon Henderson, “former New Deal- (Cincinnati Enquirer) el it R . bl 3 ?Fzm;rné;smonouncm Conspiracy. Pronounce the I as in IT,| | pjanos—Musical Instruments Your Reliable Pharmacists A %4 LY # * not as n o er,” in his recent speeches was his strong urging of Popular misconceptions about the econcmic and gortunes will be made and lost in OFTEN MISSPELLED: Spasm; two S's, though pronounced spAzZM. | and Supplier BUTLER-MAURO the abndonment of taxes on corporations. It is not a natural resources of the United States were discussed oil in the highly competitive period SYNONYMS: Pl buildnkie b4 AT S irbanie . aattation comrlo:\ Phone 206 Second and Seward DRUG CO new idea, to be sure. It is not a radical idea save il the other day in a talk at Hartford, Conn, by John immediately ahead. tton;, BEkTASE " % i i RPN, £, o ¢ i the sense that it would be.a radical departure from ¢ puncan, who is widely known in Cincinnati NATIONAL ISSUES W \TUDY: “Us . 5 it i k J y . gt 55 b i il ORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us| TEAGHAR . But) the polfliAL obsablee o giith %, poU Y He spikes the notion that we have limitless re- cnr;ifileag;m;ld\):a(‘)prnps‘ilnii;:s‘a?a :;_l increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each dny.}Today s word: HARRI M—AC“INE SII‘)P % n;e ‘rm-mxdabl«-, 25 Mr. Henderson would readily souces, stressing the fact that many other regions of {iona] movement to provide medical CONCERTED; mutually contrived or agreed upon. “It will require con- Plumhin —Keat' o.l % e : 4 the world have richer resources than we, if they would advice and care through some form certed action to accomplish this result.” | g mg — U1 Burners A feorporation s a business enterprise owned bY 1y poiper to develop them. “We are not,” he said, of health insurance. Radical changes - e | HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES a number of individuals—a, number sometimes rUNDING o\ onough to permit foreign statesmen to smother | the income tax program will be 3 ?’ K. F. MacLEOD—Owner, Manager PHONE 319 I into hyndreds of thousands. ~1f it makes a profit, that B P i e MODERN ETIOU ETTE by { ! G il s s undar exishing law, | Than/what; U5 Withy fisttery anc. Geen BEE SIS e ana| INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS | ROBERTA LEE || 4 16 not taken as corporate income tax is (most of ity 8lism to plunder us by seductive trade, loan and| feq of the powers of the Uni- § { The Store for Men” nAnnY Mcz | handed out to stockholders. Once more it is taxed as political agreements.” There's food for thought in teq Nations Organization will l{r!‘ng BB i O R e 3 S O G 5 ‘ ; Mneome” when the ownets ‘recelve it as dividends, that—though we beg to differ from Duncan’s theory increased respect for the UNO. Q@ If a man docs not escort a girl (o a dance party, with whoyn SAB'N’S Drugglst One result of this practice is to tax one flow of tht our lend-lease expenditures were lightly thrown Important changes im‘l‘he QO‘LE{":- should he dance first? | “The Squibb Store” income twice. Another result is to exert pressure on 8way. That isn't money we “gave” to other countries, ment of a "fll“\*_" ‘l“_‘“ 3 m['";'“ ‘;“L; A. He should dance first with the daughters of his hostess, if there F S : Witers Mhirees & corporations to do their own saving, instead of having D¢ &% CXPEUFE e gladly o S“m"dlé" “."?"G“:):"‘;{’ ‘“d‘ “M'l‘l"“é'c‘;‘:;l 111“?11:; h the 131 4re any; othefWise, he may choose any partner he wishes. | ront St—Triangle Blda. Pm'mh:’ e | i e ing left alone in the world with Germany war wi n 3 3 <l o kit i . g , individuals do the saving, in the traditional way. Still (a‘:v;n.!:;:::’ ;e;\d th'vmuul certainty of being over- months. left r I;."‘ H],l mpltito et s setvaniyiuhie copmiay, Tumpelysaf tig ) another result, flowing from the preceding, is to vest | .y o1meq m:usel\'fs in later years k | Persons born on this date are '€ -over dishes? ; | . 7 ‘ ¥ in management, rather than ownership, a very grcal] ‘We agree heartily, however, with Duncan’s con- promised by the stars: Several in- A. No; it is very inconsiderate and unkind to do so. waflleld sD'ug S'ore 20TH CNEI};TURY MEAT discretion ovér the use of savings in new or expanded | tention that: “The real danger to our democracy, our vitations to participate in con- Q. What kind of coat should a man wear to the formal theatre. | (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) Taitats Mmost Pla o production. | free enterprise and our prosperity lies not in our war ;(n:cmp P,lm(‘,rpr.:.‘;(’.s and a year of party? H NYAL Family Remedies “Meal;ng“ Pla:e B The most important result of corporate taxes, | debts, but in our present conflicts between empl l“lL;)lllsfill\é?\ %:"‘;:‘] :v.n e e A. Usually a tuxedo. | HORLUCK’S DANISH 1 doubtless, is to discourage production. It probably 15\‘ and employees.” The bill for the "nonsense of be Latnistve: and selfscorselons, bt ot ICE CREAM ONLY THE BEST OF MEA'[S logical, and at least it is necessary, to require the | strikes is a daily wage loss of s;u h0.0{)O;;‘Agog"(!)gmi e ,\:y:mplmhe-u" guidance - may by 2 PHONE 202 st sful individuals to pay very much greater | production loss to consumers of @ out $5 000 8 ki sl & OOK d LEA RN 2 - | Rl Aucoumiifiey PLY Yl s | Goy, or $18,000000000 a year,” he points out, adding: EWF PO and self-assurance to be an A. C. GORDON HUTCHINGS ECONOMY | taxes than the less successful. The progressive income | = ’ naucn. “("l L;\(’X one which our wealth and re- successes. 2 . . : MAR CAno TBANSFEB tax is here to stay. But the same principle, or even a | ' . "o stand such losses without inviting revolu- (coPYRIGHT, 1946) boe i e g g e o o e B o KET ] slightly graduated income mxi applied to corpo{rmmns. tion. dictatorship and slave R 1. What is the significance of the custom of throwing rice upcn a Choice Meats At All Times HAULING and CRATING |* *) works very differently. Penalizing the successful cor- | the subject. of wage increases he said “Labor ‘s the biggest problem facing the pride a ridegr ? L on subj bride and bridegroom? ocated in George Bros. Store DIESEL, STOVE, CRUDE OIL = tate Department. So far nothing P has been done about it. The Cana- ; PHONES 553—92—95 dian disclosures, however, may force a show-down. . .The time has come when we are going to have to tell Stalin that either Am- erican newspapermen and American What land mammals have no legs? Phone 344 Phone 344 In what year did the United States issue its first postage stamp? 4. What is pig iron? 5. Who was the first man to cross the Atlantic Ocean under the British flag? ANSWERS: porations because they are successful is unmistakably | and capital both must realize that wages cannot go a damper on production, which is the source of all our |up indefinitely without raising the.prices of goods | wealth. | beyond the purchasing power of the great consuming | public.” | fie Today’s couplet: FOR CALIFORNIA | | i Paper Grocery and Meat Market 478 — PHONES — 871 Operation Crossroads If you go to bed early and get | v 1 ¢ live a long time, but you up with the sun, you may e 4 s y i o i b']w“:l"g":' Pm“"v] i : w'on-! e mttich i churchmen travel as freely in Rus- 1. Rice is an ancient symbol of fertility. High Quality Foods at IDEAI. PAIHI' SHOP 1 inovigble: ek, il be (ouietPe ol BE Rt e L _ sia as his people travel here, that “*/ 2. The quadrumanes, or four-handed animals, such as the monkeys. Modarate Peitts oy e a minimum of 25,000 students be| 3. In 1847. ed W. Wendt i H B s in their corner for the Em- us ou S S€8. oy v vO coun- A 5 4 4 | " "Ie washlnflhn i ;,:J,tpvifi :ve}l::ml 0! ‘lhow'd""‘"‘ of As far as the Russian people were i:;ks\ans::g \:;a]z:eelr;mtlem bz“n’“z?uzs | 4. Tt is crude iron cast into bars of convenient size for handling. } Jones Sl Sh ' 2 $ Mo > y 3 {* 5. John C: (1450-98). " MQ" -Go-no“nd | strength with Soviet Russia. . concernecl_, bmf’ voypixies Im:igh't complete freedom of intercourse be- | i 7'] 741})?"_ “30 98) it { evens op Y | They consider that show-down un-:the war in a vacuum. . . . TO%8Y: tyeen us as there is between Bri- | R e | LADIES'—MISSES’ INSURANCE this vacuum has become worse, N0t ioin and the U. S. A—or else, . . .| £=7""="" e e e e e e e e (Continued 'frcm Page One) All of this, other Russian agents operating in " the U. S. A. and Canada. He also | friendship of the put the finger on certain official inside the American and Canadian treatest failure of the with the |of the last two decades. We have failed miserably to get acquainted bor leaders, especially in New York, | with the Russian people. Instead, left all our cards in . . . photostats showing pay- hands of Joe Stalin. There can’t be any serious trouble Governments cooperating Soviets. He pointed to certain la- recently involved in paralying that | we've city. | ments made to U. 8. and Canadian | | uvoidable. A lot of other people, in- | cluding this columnist, don't agree. however, h | the basic difference between the s erican and Russian people. It's our better. Russians are permitted to enter this country almost at will, illustrates but not even an American orches- In other words, there has to be gen- uine friendship between the Ameri- can and Russian people—or the al- British and Am- \ra can enter the Soviet Unioh iopative js war. That is a distress- witholit having every drummer and y,g gepjorable alternative. But the war—in fact, SaXophone player scrutinized for c,oner we understand the issues months, and even then probably gnq the sooner the Soviet Govern- refused a passport. . . . A 10t Of yeng knows that we understand this is the fault of the old Hughes- the Xellogg-Stimson policy of isolating \ Russia. We are now paying for that mistake. We are reaping a 17-year harvest of suspicion. them, the better it will be all around. The Russians understand straight-from-the-shoulder talk and we should give it to them. EXPERT SERVICE | Generators Motors === Starters FISHERMAN CVERHAUL YOUR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT NOW! READY-TO-WEAR Seward Street The Alaskan Hotel Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Rates PHONE SINGLE O Near Third Shattuck Agency B. P. 0. ELKS Meets every Wednesday at 8 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome. L. J. HOLMQUIST, Exalted Ruler. H. L. McDONALD, Secretary. B (COPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946) But if this suspicion 1s not brok- ————- officials have even come to light.'between the British and American ‘ JUNEAU THE BARANOF » Serious secret differences inside | People. We know each Mher. S d f the R s 3 bl | | the United States Government have | 2351 {”e"_dsml’ is stronger than (,nt . i‘ltfd(l u.\m:n_&x,: "gle nee ATTREIEON . ! w : . UPHOLSTERY CO. | |any Government in Londen or not permitted to understand that Chapel Ladies next meeting will e are equ]pped to glVe You . ‘ RE-UPHOLSTERING B j NEW FURNITURE DRAPERIES Phone 36 122 2nd St. f vesulted from these revelations, with the State Department anxious | "vashington. . not to disrupt relations with Rus- sia, the Justice Department anxious to arrest and prosecute. . . . . One (196-3) ALASKA’S FINEST HOTEL EAT IN THE .. If a British Prime we are peaceful and friendly, the be held Feb. 26. on British will be proved right. An-i ———. - - DRINK KING BLACK LABEL! reliable service at reason- able prices. Minister ever advocated war the U. S. A. he would be kicked |other war will be inevitable. That out in ten minutes—and vice-versa |~ for American President who | Russian agent named Shimishenka sny i . Saaai got rash with the British. | PEICHA[R[SEISAIT] | T ARG B o et sl | elis onBe Kohler Light Plants BUBBLE ROOM | | |*EAG08 B onics set-propelled plene. The FBI ¢ ALOOF RUSSIAN PEOPLE | TIBANELEFRT O s . l Di Sales and Service tected him, proposed arrestin him i ACROSS RIOINGIIL BT/ T ER pecial Dinner Expert radio re it ] After consider ot detate,| The opposite is true in Russla.| 1 Mineraispring 5. Fronoun owNBEMoIR AL 510 8P. M palr withoat delays the arrest. X ety than public opinion. The Russtan | yor pineUR, o\ SRS R EMSILIATIED ; $1.65 PHONE 62 iy JSalled Wt Deople can be led Into war, blind-| ol et E[s|STRAT A PN S | JUNEAU ALASKA . GAae Toss ; ly, without knowing what it is Aftersong 44. Animate S[1|PEDERI|PDE i s grA‘ "]4 “I‘“‘ about. . . .They can't read Ameri- ine name 46. Sides of FRIAD EMS CENT b B praTerend | Silver Bow Lodge | MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 nother Russtin agent was £0und can pewspapers, hear American ra- Ll RIGNS & !! i - - No.A2,10.0.F. SECOND and FOURTH e i vash. He had not |gjo programs or meet American " Rakp U AIR|G|O/ MM A[D|D ' Meets each Tues- Monday of each month lo‘x':h\ 1 \"\ 1 the ulO:::l( 11;2m:i t:\lx‘t. visitors, They aren’t permitted to. Jail - eetng 50 Rigorous ADCEBTAROTHE |/ N E 0 N ' N day at 8:00 P: M., I. .O. O. F. HALL. ~ in Scottish Rite Temple ) 44 L Y as American cultural relations are erry 8¢ . i EIR/SEIDETEREM FLOYD HEORTON, Noble Grand 4 acSPADDEN, made. U. S. agents were cOvering .oncerned The Russian . Hoisting device 96. Metal-bearing , E: ’ Ak sian people Means of rock H. V. CALLOW, Secretary Worshipful Master; JAMES W. % NOW MANUFACTURED IN JUNEAU Wordita st Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzie rurkish decrce him, all ready to make an arrest, pre fine people. Whenever Ameri- 8 State t ) 31 g | 2 i L:‘;fl_:‘i; 5‘_;;; ‘::z::‘"‘:;;l‘mr“’ri‘: can troops come into contact with iz MELIL R T g - Y [ Repairs Made on All Types of “NEON” Tubing burige. = them, both sides like each other, 33 (oal scutte @4, Prophets Halt | ‘ Russia. 1ts hard to believe, but he Buy contacts to get acquainted are 34, Exist 3 2 Bain pards | P N N OIL BURNERS PLUMBING ' HEATING took his atomic information With gugiously avoided by Moscow. H“ e aiatunsion il i b p nim. . . . State Department offi-| pjg puts the military-Commun- Bt ! Shattuck Way—Phone 873 ¥ smnh 01! Bmer Service } e bug clals makcvno comment, but APPAI- o clique which rules Russia in the ently they hgur‘e that seizing 2 (ame dangerous position as Hitler. ‘r:]‘;ssml’l‘psi‘[g‘el’r:; tfica:iuljz;al?:cnggxf He could take his country into war 4 almost at will. So can Stalin cnnvwlth Russia; also that xhp It also emphasizes our Russians probably had the atomic w.,time error. For, while we i bomb alreadsy the Russians tanks, airplanes and munitions, we did not insist that S VS. BRITISH American good-will go with it This confronts the U. 5. A. with They insisted that their pilots fly the most serious foreign-relations U lend-lease planes from Alaska crisis since Pearl Harbor. Oneof our over Siberia. We yielded. No Ameri- major allies has been caugh pilot was permitted to fly over tempting to steal military territory. The: th and undermine American officials, drivers to pick up A trucks ¢ . /The British also maintain Iran. 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In cn Russian territo; cther words, British agents operate could rest one night before flying to win American friendship, not to rack over Poland, the Russians buy military secrets. They want to suddenly, without warning, ordered | Dispaten . Took soiid tood