The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 21, 1946, Page 4

Daily Alaska Emgpire every evening except Sunday by the PIRE PRINTING COMPANY ey Streets, Juneau, Alaska HELEN TROY MO - - President DOROTHY TROY Lmoo - - - Vice-President WILLIAM R. CARTER - g ol Editor and Manager ELMER A. FRIEND - S Managing Editor Business Manager Publishe E Second the last six months should not be lost upon Govem-' | ment officials. Wage increases which are greater mmn short-run changes in productivity must of [ necessity be followed by price increases if profit margins are not to be seriously impaired or elimi- Inated. 1In its eagerness to endorse the purchasing power theory, which insists that high wages are thc, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ! JUNE 21, 1926 Plans were being made for a big parade on July 4 and a special FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1946 DR. E. H. KASER DENTIST BLOMGREN BUILDING Phone 56 HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M, t] The Charles W. Carter : Mortuary Fourth and Franklin Sts. PHONE 136 ALFRED ZENGER - - - -~ A " § Entered in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class Matter. Eey. fo brosperi(y; tiie Admintizasich Bas gl tlo > JUNE 21 '[cummmec was named to take charge of the feature. The committeemen ntered I (6 PO UBSCRIPTION RATES keep I niil Bhe Bpack Kt TRES I e | e @ e Harry Sperling, Doug Austin, Elmer A, Friend, H. R. Shepard and Delivered by carrier in Juneau and Douglas ‘for $1.50 per month; | Recent price increases have demonstrated the fallacy|e Neal Blanton . Hay :i The E i f d c 1 iy Sy y.:‘ot,'“«l::v‘:izlmu:":.;ey;;lrlo::r::flnlcs OI this line of reasoning. . Vernon Erickson 0 O Havet AR I'wWin & eed L0, and VARIETY One vear, in advance. $15.00; six months, in advance, $7.50; | B A R R SRR ° Edward W. Williams . 3 ) Office in Case Lot Grocery TRY ool GGy i they will ptly notity . Leroy Johnson | Miss Virginta Branscombe, formerly bookkeeper in the Rhodes De- PHONE 704 s ra hey will prom | SHoas st 3 s 5 : the %‘L‘Z,J‘!‘IB&CL‘ (;‘o-;r';; Lullx;n?ror Arrevyulunly in the delivery | Philippine Elections . Kate Messner o | partment Stor® at Tacoma, was named Office Deputy Marshal by U. S. HAY, GRAIN, COAL Gaslmeau ca‘e of their pepers. | T . Helen Forbes ® | Marshal Albert White. and STORAGE s ice, 602; Business Office, 374 S Forem Friendliness L s 354 (New York Times) . Mrs. M. F. Jarvis ol — T SOCIATED PRESS . i G " - s rhe Assoc R O A Cively entitied to the use for| Thelr country devastated by war, their capital city ® Clarence King | The Seattle Young Men’s Business excursion was scheduled to arrive 2o p of ol o oy "l\;”“l“(}"l’fl:‘;‘l’;e"“'s“:“‘b‘l"‘;‘r;’:& still only a ruin, themselves divided by war-engendered | ® ® |the next day on the steamer Dorothy Alexander and plans were made c A L I r o n “ l A ITY BEAUTY herein shabis b | bitterness and post-war confusions, the people of the @ o o o o o o o o o ., .tertainment and also contacts with local business men. Grooery ‘and Mieat Miriet ! SALON a | Philippines nevertheless have exercised in good order TR i ! SESR NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES — Alaska Newspapers, 1411 | e 2 S | 478 -— PHONES — 87, Cooper Buil Pourth Avenue Bldg., Seattle, Wash. | the democratic right to decide their own destiny. i The Nugget Apartments on Front Street were ready for tenants, e o T tl ding | There apparently has been far less disturbance than according to Robert Simpson, owner. gh Quality a ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager b had been forecast and no more than has shadowed H 0 R 0 S c 0 P E 9 L Moderate Prices Open Evenings Phone 318 elections in this country and in this city in the not-too- » A distant past “The stars' inclz'ne D. A. Noonan had taken over the management of the Twin Glacier In the voting Manuel Roxas, conservative leader, Tt 0 ot SHNGGIT ] | 1o ok st G taks Bt s S0 0 e 5 ELIMEU O Jones-Stevens Shop | | | MercaLFE sEET METAL | - has held a firm lead from the time of the counting of weekend. AT Heating—Airconditioning—Boat | 3y the first ballots. Our Mr. Wilkins reported from 2 o 2 ! READY. ;0 WEAR Tanks and. Stacks—Everything ] | Manila recently that the close associates of President SATURDAY, JUNE' 22 C. W. Hockley, pulp and paper engineer from Portland, Oregon, had in SHEET METAL | Osmena had tacitly admitted the election of Mr. Roxas arrived here for an investigation of resources available in this section | | Seward Street Near Third Phone 711 90 Willoughby Ave. i As well as the issues can be judged from this HEART AND HOME for a paper manufacturing plant. | distance, it appears that the Filipinos have chosen the | This is a favorable date for plar- SN i B " e substance rather than the promise, as have the people |ning or beginning changes in tha Oscar Hart, wellknown traveling man, was registered at the Gas- non S nadlo sel'Vll:e The Bexall Store of most other countries where a free ballot has been |home and its environs. The stars fineii Your Rellable Pharmacists cast since the end of the war. Mr. Roxas represented |smile down on brides and young R E::;}triclalknnd R,a:l: figpal.r the pre-war life they knew. President Osmena, as|mothers. i . R o ; e pick up and deliver) BUTLER-MAURO li | head of a coalition that included most of the leftist BUSINESS AFFAIRS | G. W. Samples, registered from Tenakee, was at the Alaskan. Phone 650 909 West 12th DRUG CO. ~ | parties, proposed reforms that in their war-weariness| Progressive businesses dealing di- | —_— 2 . ' | the S appe S as ve! rectly with the public will soon dis- | Weather report: High, 60; low, 55; clear. - | the Filipinos apparently were not prepared, as yet, to e B i 8 & |undertake. cover that availability of goods is/ - g In the course of the publlc discussions concerning oy e - OtliE PantbEN; o GOuSe [EhRY. Ttk not enough. Planned salesmanship, ! o A i b MaSki MIIS!( stlpply HAnnY mcn 1 3 1 Avites vas poi ly | qeres were - Qes b e gAY S| modern merchandising and courtesy Arthur M. Uggen, Manager ] wage policy last winter it was [.mmted‘out "m;m“[ | have influenced many voters—the President’s age 5 i e n e x:uckr(l chittes)] al y essons |n ng ls ‘g L. GORDON BB T Dfllgglst | that there were limits beyond -which wages could N |,ypjtteq i1l health, the disorganized state of the A ; e 3 Pianos—Musicai Instruments “The Squibb Store” 1 be increased without the. necessity of raising Prices.|country that probably prevented a full discussion of gpor_"!"’fx“x’_?”f {if”‘j'fim o | e e e g IR 3 and Supplier Where Pharmacy Is a | In most of its negotiations the AFL kept this factor |the issues except in the larger cities and towns, and | = ial efforts to lure young > 3 LY 4 4 " .| [ Phone 206 Second and Seward | in mind. The CIO, on the other hand, particularly the | the charges of collaboration against Mr. Roxas, based | t© -“‘]Li fa?‘|m> |lll'nough‘ Fll(‘ 1;‘:1L|onl.s i WORDb OF‘TEN MI'SUSED. Do not say, “We su-Lmlt the above | e e T Profession { UAW, insisted that large wage increases could take |on his service in the Laurel pupvet government under ?rél’]‘:‘fl;l"h;lm:é; e‘?‘fs f':‘l“l’n mn u:rsleh figures.” Say, “We submit the ABOVE MENTIONED (or, FOREGOING) | HRINKE CRRar é place without price increases. Experience during the | Japanese occupation. As to the latter charge, the s ?"_‘ 0! e tv‘gd a figures. { g 1)1 L G 20TH CENTURY MEAT : + few months has demonstrated fully the inaccuracy | Majority of the Filipinos apparently accept his ex- |CAr¢er was never appreciated more OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Audacions. Pronounce a-da-shus, first | REPAIR SHOP MARKET ’ B iy nlattih.. Tl malibe O sted), heat and work |Planation thab'he gerved them betiet by TellAliing than it is today when o MAny|p g in ALL, second A as in DAY, accent second syllable. Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burner Junean’s Most Popular e Lo e b increased as | Pehind. when the late President Quezon and the then btk ot “F-‘la"‘ dependent- on OFTEN MISSPELLED: Possess; four S's. Blacksmith Work “Meating” Place 5 clothes, to mention but a Ic.w. had to be increas S | Vic-President Osmena fled before the invasion, than the ability of the farmers to set SYNONYS: Welfare, well-being, happiness, affluerice GENERAL REPATR WORK : a result of the higher costs incurred when wages Were | po oou1d have by going along new records in production. d g % AL 8 ; Y Phone 204 929 W. 12th St. ONLY THE BEST OF MEA'TS = raised. Although no action has yet been taken, the 5 7 i oL 2 WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us & PHONE 202 * It is to be hoped that the Filipinos will accept INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS | increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: ] railroads also have applied for higher rates to com- pensate for the higher wages they have had to pay. The latest in this series of price increases stem- ming directly from wage increases is found in the OPA announcement that the retail prices of General Motors automobiles have been increased. Because part of the higher wholesale price of cars is to be absorbed the result in as good order as they cast their ballots. They have enough problems ahead of them — with independence due on July 4 — without an additional one if revolt and internecine blood-letting. A quiet acceptance of the verdict of the ballot would be the best evidence they could give of their political maturity. It would strengthen confidence in their ability two ,Of‘g‘i‘é‘”\:‘;"lh;"‘f‘i";“:“"f :’f““;e;’(’: COMMUNIQUE (French); an official communication. (Pronounce ko- A large number charged with the mu-ni-ka, O as in OF unstressed, U as in CUBE, I as in IT, A as in} derground activities may be dis- DAY, accent last syllable). | preservation of the Nazi ideals have §="""""""" auins e oot coers o+ MODERN. ETIQUETT “The Store for Men" SABRIN’S St—Triangle Bldg. CARO TRANSFER HAULING and CRATING DIESEL, STOVE, CRUDE OIL Phone 344 Phone 344 during the past several months. it ROBERTA LEE by dealers, the retail price increases have been limited ! months hence to begin the governance of themselves.; Persons whose birthdate this is : dealers : . | : s . - are promised by the stars: A year i to & maximum of $60. In light of these higher prices, ot . s . fi g —— . e | {114 i o atl . progress in their principal ) FOR it is clear that if General Motors had been forced to !::dx:“il::SUflfSArSn:\!':xc\Z:‘;z:\eclsbt\)‘r}l”t‘:v ‘p"llvfllel)]} s;‘:::rf sphere of activity and substantial Q. Is it rude to stand behind the players and watch a card game warheld SDr“g S'ore wall P cents an hour finally agreed |- - - PUYIng . 5. Savings ; ayrotl Savings | aterial rewards for services vol- ina home where one is a guest? (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) aper pay more than the 181: upon, the entire amount in excess of that figure wotlld have had to be reflected in higher retail prices. {plan. Back Your Future! A. No, if one can manage to refrain from commenting on or criti- will have cizing the method of play. untarily rendered others. Children born today NYAL Family Remedies HORLUCK’S DANISH IDEAL PAINT SHOP By this action OPA has indicated the inaccuracy of You get four dollars back for every three you |several outstanding talents, not the Q. When the wedding is to be at 3 P. M. and the bride is to wear ICE CREAM Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt thé AW posiion on this question. |invest in U. S. Savings Bonds on the convenient payroll least of which will be an ability to ey going-away costume, what should the bridesmaids wear? - The lessons to be learned from our experience of savings plan. Back Your Future! EE S R Uy Y A. Afternoon frocks. subject known to them. e . 1a5e: e | | HUTCHINGS ECONOMY ' . bage collectors | script for “The Life of Dr. Sun «copyright 1946) S DRI S il of wallat BRserving @ Bested menion i phichibeHag MARKET GLACIER ICE co 'M wagm“‘on | Yet- Sen,” a new movie to be made 3 7o S gos Ahe Il:)]tl:w“r ::lfl;a::! Itwo;imm A s apehn Regular Home Dcllverles. ADMIRAL HART FORGETS |by Producer Lester Cowan. Per-|tne U. §. would need an auxiliary 3 i P S RerSoT Choice Meats At All Times MONTHLY RATES fi Located in George Bros. Store | : PHONES 553—92—95 Merry-Go-Round ; (Continued from Page One) Some military leaders have short|haps General Marshall could use memories — especially when the oriental curiosity to persuade both question of Army-Navy unification sides to get together. . . .Assistant | is being debated. | Secretary of the Navy John Ken- source of armament production. Argentina, he claimed, has 50 per- cent of all Latin America’s indus- trial capacity and could quickly -l —— | | | L00K and LEARN % ¢ coroox Phone 114 triot, he (Mikhailovitch) Was re-' The other day, Admiral Tommy DY is the latest to knife President:convert to the output of war ma- - B P 0 ELKS garded by most of his countrymen part, now a Senator from Connec- AR S - glomic, eoukmel pom}"u’“als' Most of the memorandum 1. How much does a gallon of water weigh? P bl The AlaSkall nlllel as a traitor. All this was the inev- tjout delivered himself quite an ! Kenny testified on Capitol Hill!was taken up with an attempt to 5 : Meets every second and fourth i i ; : 2. What great river of the world has no tributary for 2,000 miles? > % itable result of his decision to re- gration, telling other Senators“hat he was personally in favor of | prove these points by elaborate,,, i g . A Wednesday at 8 pm. Visiting Newly Renovated Rooms gard the partisans rather than the what a foul, iniquitous, unworkable, | EIVing the military greater control|statistics. ! 8. Which is the most easily digested of the fatty foods? brothers welcome. E. C. REY- at Reasonable Rates Germans as the main enemy. +| impossible thing unification is. The | Over atomic energy—which was di-| peron’s plan calls for the li- 4. What le an asteroid? q NOLDS, Exalted Ruler. W. H. “The present alignment of Chet- | idea of unifying the Army and|rectly contrary to his commander-|censing by the United States of 5. Which is Shakespeare’s shortest play? BIGGS, Secretary. PHONE SINGLE O nik forces on the side of the Ger-| Navy, he said, is out of the ques-|in-chief. - British Tories are| Argentine munitions manufactur- ANSWERS: mans today is neither accidental| tion. urging ex-Prime Minister Winton|ers, under government supervision, 1. 8 1/3 pounds. MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO, 147 JUNEAU nor remediable. It is inherent in| gowever, the Admiral apparently Churchill to resign as Tory Leader|to produce specific items. The var- 2. The Nile. SECOND and FOURTH UPHOLSTERY CO. the very nature of the Chetnik|paq forgotten his own experiences of Commons and devote himself | jety of such items would be as wide 3. Butter-fat. Monday of each month RE-UPHOLSTERING standpoint. To hope to ‘Teform’ of|in the Pacific War and what e | $0lely to writing his memoirs. They | as possible, including guided mis-| 4 A small planet. in Scottish Rite Temple NEW FURNITURE ‘galvanize’ the Chetnik organization | yyote about them. After he' was :fiej‘)‘m‘;w"‘]‘“c" can be more useful | siles’ such as rockets, plus ofl:fl”‘ 5. Macbeth. beginning at 7:30 p. m. DRAPERIES into anti-Axis activity is to m“““‘}relieved from command following | 3 up-to-the-minute equipment, “so M. L. MacSPADDEN, Phone 36 122 2nd St. that Argentina might be, in truth a representative secondary arsen- al” The Argentine request is con- sidered here a masterpiece of sheer cheek, coming after the State De- partment’s long and bitter cam—! paign against the pro-Nazi regime in Argentina. Army officials here have made no comment. Some of- ten privately think the scheme might be used to exercise effective control Argentina and thus | | Worshipful Master; JAMES W. LEIVERS, Secretary. R e B A AT Silver Bow Lodge No. A 2, LO.OF., 'Meets each Tues- day at 8:00 P. M, 1. O. O. F. HALL, Visiting Brothers Welcome FLOYD HORTON, Noble Grand H. V. CALLOW, Secretary derstand its very essence. The Chetniks are not so much the ad- herents of a clear-cut political pro- gramme as the product of & PSy-|which he.came out strong for uni- chological state of mind—the rus-|fjeq command. tration, confusion and resemmenfl For instance, here is what he|Argentine ex-Chief of Staff, hand- resulting from the sudden collapse | wrote about the U. S. landing m\od Gen. Eisenhower during their of the state. the Solomon Islands, at the time | Técent talk was really an eye- “To look for any prominent lead- ' he was an admiral, not a Senator: | OPener. Aside from listing the arms ers or clements within Mikhailo-| “The unified command principle | Which that country would like to viteh's Chetnik organization as| —commanders who are supreme in buy here, it proposed that the uncompromised by collaboration or!their respective theaters—which js| United States make Argentina the | “Arsenal of Latin America.” a series of disastrous defeats, Ad- imiral Hart wrote some articles for| the Saturday Evening Post inj ARGENTINA’'S PROPOSED ARSENAL The top secret memorandum which Gen. Carlos Von Der Becke, STEAMER MO' fEMENTS | Princess Norah, from the south, scheduled to arrive tomorrow after- | noon or evening. Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver 9 p.m. next Wed-! nesday. North Sea, from Sitka, scheduled southbound Sunday night. Alaska, from the west, scheduled ALASKA ELECTRONICS Sales and Service Expert radio repair withoat dela; P. O. Box 2165 217 Seward| PHONE [ | i | OF THE BEST-LOVED, BEST-SELLER! with a consistent record of anti-|already a feature of this war, will f over S TpRAEa. o 3 Axis action behind them is an il-no doubt obtain. The idea has been | FPresident Peron based his as-| throttle Dictator Peron’s expan- gHebIDE. Thioscay. v M s L E 0 T A Jusion. None such exists. The Chet- | found correct while we were on the | tounding suggestion on the argu-sionist aims. FROM W o L4 ® d nik rank and file may have been|defensive in the Pacific, and it|Ment that, in case of a new war, (COPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946) DACK 1h0 PANCELL ][ i nd sk W, 37 [ misled and still be potentially cap-|seems absolutely essential in of-| HERR 5 = 2 T e Mr. and Mrs M 0 Johnson, whot a nes a ag a vk LEAVING FERRY FLOAT AT 8 A. M. EVERY WEDNESDAY M. S. LEOTA. For Charter—$80.00 per day and up have been visiting in Wrangell re-i turned to Juneau aboard the North | Sea. I able of action within the partisan|fensive amphibious war.” | forces, but their leaders have con-| ; : A CrOSSWOrd Puzzle tributed nothing to the record of | Again, here is what Admiral Hart | Jugoslavia’s heroic three year's re- Wrote about the splendid unified| ACROSS 38, Wander sistance, nor can they be L.xue([edu'ommand of the Japs when they| 1. Sour 40. Pronoun M. S. DONJAC— o | d he B: h b. Land measure 42, Turning aside = s For Charter—$45.00 per day and up ‘0 contribute anything to her ap-|mopped up the British at Singa-| o Nourished 6. Story AUDITS SYSTEMS Sroaching resurgence,” British In-| Pore and Malaya: 12 Diggens 48 ellne antmal Ras e Both Vessels U. S. G I ed telligence concluded. | “The RAF had a considerable| 13, converse : Dt forth 0 essels U. . overnment nspeCt : Encountered Toward 5. Smallest state: abbr. . Labor for breath informally dged tool Adapt for acting Ribbed fabrie Flowers | force on Malaya, within easy flying W | range of the sea area where it all| 15, | happened. The British battleships | 1 Too little attention is paid in|received no aid from the RAF,| 1s. this politics-ridden capital to the|either in reconnaissance or in de-| ,‘,l MAILMAN SULLIVAN NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY Established 1940 Public Accountants — Auditors — Tax Counselors PHONE 79 or BLUE 449 a0 AR IARBP L (S LTG5 1 AT " DOUGLAS BOAT SHOP 208 Franklin Street — Phone 757 a ect measure 61, Playing card quiet, unassuming officials who| fense by fighter planes against the| 22. y cmc\;mcn[lly“du a bi\ng-\:p {pr ; {Jap air attack which resulted in| . ssed calf Copying £ls FAIRBANKS OFFICE—201-2 LAVERY BUILDING me of hem 1 sistan ost- | the loss of the 4 ri Backs of ke toma master General Gael . Sullivan.|of Wales and theis commander, | 15 Broke . & A o0 New Construction and Repairs Jobs hera . s and their commander. . Steep al Amer- Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 2 N N ill Coming from Chicago and trained! “We have mnever heard why the casure | lean tree 5 0C - Ne JOhn w' CIark F Esti t Ph Dou las 192 under Mayor Ed Kelly, Sullivan at| RAF fighters, which were half an| &t car o o S5 Whuss ™™ ™ B foup HowH INQUIRE ABOUT OUR MONTHLY ACCOUNTING SERVICE Tee Lshimate one g first looked like a pure political| hour away, gave Admiral Phillips| 7. Witnessed printing frame 1> Tonal 1hle . -~ oppointee. In six months, however,| no help whatever. The British way | 3. Attendant. ot ———— S T he has become one of the most ef- | does not look good for our pur-| Cleopatra. : I b . % pJ | .M, _fective members of the Little Cabs| po There is no substitute tor newspaper advemsmgr 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1946 “The history of that campaign lS! well enough known, and it seems necessary only to repeat that the inet. { On July 1st, Sullivan will see one! of his dreams come true—when re-| verlasting: poetic 9. Remote ¢ BACK YOUR GOVERNMENT §II gularly scheduled helicopter mail Japs showed us an example in| 10. Skill b ful exposi= . deliveries will begin in the Los|which troops, ships and aircraft | 1or.of S “' w' curr Angeles area. Sullivan is also ex- | were splendidly co-ordinated, both . Dethpued an 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 and receive TWO TICKETS to see: "SUNDOWN VALLEY” Feaeral Tax—12¢ 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. VWA’!‘CH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! . Inquire Head covering Conciliatory Allow Playful struggle . Devoured . Cylindrical Spread for perimenting with jet planes ana| rockets for swifter mail service, hopes to have 12-hour mail service | between any two communities in| the U. S. A. He is also working on! Shall it be our British friends or 2 'plan for shipping all first-clas | our Japanese enemies—themselves mail by air at any time Congress| the world’s most renowned copy- gives him the green light. Three- | ists, if you will?” eent air mail, he believes, is not| With the heat of battle over, only possible, but practical. | however, and Admiral Hart now a| Sullivan is one bureaucrat who is| senator, he has reverted to the old 'Juuy underpaid. Any morning you | peacetime tradition of Army- Navy ¢an find him at his desk by 7:30 rivairy. am. and he rever leaves before . 8 pan. When you add up the hours CAPITAL CHAFF Sullivan puts in on his job and the| Both the Chinese Nationalists pay he receives, his hourly wage is|and the Chinese Communists are | less than that of Philadelphia gar-| bursting to learn what's in the in plan and in execution. “Now, in the face of the record, if we are going to copy foreign in- ! stitutions, whom should we copy? 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