The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 5, 1946, Page 4

PAGE FOUR 5 : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA - = = = = = - | ( ' . . group of civilian physicians organized themselves into . o ] ! D(uly Alaska Emplre |& branch of the Ariny that has develbped through the ok DR.E. H. KASER The Charles W. Carfer il |years into an indispensable life-saving organization in 20 Y E A RS A G 0 P PIRE PRINTING COMPANY ' war and peace—the Army Medical Department. It was THE EMPIRE DENTIST Mo"uary Setnd xnd Main Birsts Junan, Alasks tene | 11 1775, that a handful of patriotic doctors volunteered 1 g BLOMGREN BUILDING B T N "= "= - Vice-biosaent their services to the embattled Continental Army, | 7 Phone 56 Pourth and Franklin Sta. | DOROTHY TROY LINGO ks i o WILLIAM B CARTER - - - Editor and Manager | then engaged in fighting the British in the vicinity SEPTEMBER 5, 1926 HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. PHONE 136 ALTRED ZENGER. - - - - Business Manaser of Boston. With their crude instruments and quaint | Juneau Public Schools were scheduled to open on September 7 with| [ 7" " | B s Besohd Giase BEATE methods, the volunteer men of mercy treated the ® ladns /4 '14‘1) teachers present R Batered In the Post Ollic I rIoN BATES, 0 C'%8 Mater. | o unds of the ragged Continental soldiers and helped, ® SEPTEMBER 5 | Tlle Erw- F dc Card B c H Delivered by carrier in Juneau and Douglas for $1.50 per month; | o sustain the morale and to strengthen the physical @ Mrs. Yance Bllm‘k“"‘“ 2 The complimentary dance to the Navy Aerial Mapping Expedition S In £ eed Lo, ard beverage Lo. six monthi; $8.00; eno year, $18 tiduraiice forces fighting - rty. | ® velyn Hollmann . % ; ifice in Case Lot b taetl poe gid, a¢ the following rates: endurance of the forces fighting for American liberty Y T wlvan Menteribier b B Pk 7 se Lot Grocery one o2, mal, posiase paid i ihe following rates: L 2 b e o | Was scheduled to be given September 9 in the A. B. Hall. PHONE 16s x:];]::‘l;m_ngy 805 ;‘o‘zg:; sne month, in advance, $1.50 - It was to such a small and informal beginning | ¢ Helon Ford of - HAY, GRAI N or N the Buginess Office of ans failure of irreculntity in the detivery |that the Army Medical Corps looks back today as| e Mrs. T. B. Hoskins o Moose Lodge, No. 700, was sponsoring the Labor Day dance in A. B.| an,d 'S’l‘()l?;x((‘:gAL for MIXERS or SODA POP of their papers g 5 it celebrates its first peacetime birthday since the g Olirance: dwell | Hall on September 6 i g : Telephones: News Office 602; Bustness Office, 3. _ | summer of 1941. It has a right to be proud of its ¢ Stella McLeod . — 3 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS ecord over the long span of years since Revolutionary | o Mrs. Walter Mason ®| The Home Grocery was advertising canning peaches for $1.10 a box VANITY BEAUTY The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for hrough all the wars which have brought injurs | ¢ 4 g car $ a bos n " l A | ropublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- A days. Through all the wars which ha g jury, | o o 4 SALON | vise credited in this paper and also the local mews published 'disease and death of American soldiers, the AIMY o o o 6 ¢ v s & © ¢ ¢ © o] S . _ W SR Grocery and Meat Market SAL : Lereln. el e i have Tabored ShiERNeE Mus. George Anderson and two children were aboard the Northwestern | Cooper Bulldin ; > EGIBEING BN doctors and medical corpsmen have labored courage S PRT-N T% < al ’ b o ; ) TR A e 478 -— PHONES — 371 ‘ooper Bul g NATIONAL REPRES! Alaska Newspapers, 1411 ously and tirelessly with the troops in combat, sharing or Juneau after a visit of severa on' 1 the States. High Quali fourth Avenue Bide their_dangers, saving their wounas ana s o NDED B @RI AS oy Tk ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager | § | comfort them mentally as well as physically. During | Weather report: High, 54; low, in Open Evenings Phone 318 World War IT they performed veritable miracles with e o e e plasma, penicillin, sulfa drugs and other medicines and ! Jone s’ MET. | techniques miracles implicit in the records which | Dail I-essons in En Iish bV : S- evens oP H "CAI"‘E;E ngm'mAL' 7 ‘ s 3 e 3 a5 a0 | i\ eating—Airconditionin, show that 96 out of every 100 wounded men admitted M PARTE . RERE ! Y g W. L. GORDON ‘ LADIRS'- MIBBRS ’l‘anksgand Fe "f,"""‘mm to Army hospitals were saved. The death rate from i3 35 i ol g 9 * ks—E ; «. Cata Panis BTIBHE | ot it o bl b i o i r A S b S I Sheip BE | READY-TO-WE. g | battle wounds dropped from 8.3 per cent in World W \’v‘“w\c"I‘(}“’“’Fi,‘;:;(‘ “‘If”v‘l"lv"‘i"‘h“l‘ | 3 AR in SHEET METAL I to 45 per cent in World War II, and the death o' M 163 il SFBSC THR WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “The boy should jump| | Seward Street Near Third Fhboe 711 . 80 Willoughiey A9 rate from disease from 165 per cent to only 0.6 per | woo. ‘oM Sasutab X shter, Mrs, |4l SUCh an opportunity.” “The boy should EMBRACE such an oppor- o funcral of another dau; m:, B "The R A ¥ : Derothy Brown who passed away | Unity” is better. : It is peculiarly appropriate that the local observ- | last Sunday at the Government| OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Incomparable. Accent second syllable, Femmer Transler e Rexall Store ! lance of the anniversary should center around Walter | Hospital | not the third Prompt Courteous Service Your Reliable Pharmacists | Reed Hospital, whup not only represents Army| They will leave on the next OFTEN MISSPELLED: Occasion; two C's, one S. BO!}!DF:D WaREHOUSE BUTLER-MAURO 3 {medical service to fighting men but, through its| steamer for Yakutat where they SYNONYMS B, Sbiuct, ‘stealivarty. away Oil—General Hauling DRUG CO. name, is a reminder of the contribution made by the are cannery employees WORD § Tse & word thrée times and ft is yours” ‘Lt us] | Photié 114 “riangle Shuare — ‘mpgxtn‘wn; meuznc lm..lm in ;;m(,khm( 4 It o sl | increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: | | ~——_—m_—— HARRY iR S p i STRIKE | Major Walter Reed whose researches virtually elim- ALLY SOME HRCONTIC? spaving of Wokds> sHott and Farsatul”: Sehish. Wik Steene . ¥ OTHER f!“ilil, G |inated yellow fever as a scourge to mankind. And| Dou cannery officials are| 7 MIJ':"?I’”M’“‘ (\;\l/'l\u;x:;” and forceful. “His sense was strong Alaska Mus“ Supply BACE ! the Army’s battle to reduce suffering in war and in | looking for additional cannery help | ° s s 4 c 5 vie e 8 g , it looks as if " e i o i B ST o bt i Arthur M. U, 5 E S vt the MDLE 5""““(‘1’" _"l b i: peace goes on in ever widening fields, including atomic | today with the arrival of the first| Uggen, Manager % Dnlgglsl ! g 1 Alaskans are in for a hard fall and perbaps WSt | ragiation. The benefits of this crusade are universal, | substantial load of 10,000 fish this z by Pianos—Musical Instruments The Squibb Store' ! We, who must ship in from the States practically |ooiey should be e e s MODERN ETIOUETT ROBERTA LEE SRA Rupiiisr Wiieie Pharmacy 1s & £ | oyEEiiing we oht, Wour, DUl with ahd bee in svery e one pound line has been in opera- i USRI 4 L1 ’ Phone 206 Second and Seward Profession i other way will again have our supply cut off completely It’s Not Funny tion the past week and Will CON-| & s oo s i), i~ o erious ¢ ations L Sailors Union s Not ¥ ) o . . season’s ex- with Mrh)u; u;l'npnm(ixll:kl: :1]1]16»::‘ ksufllq‘:: e :l”"; '”“\‘\U:‘L’“U“‘”‘]":‘W Fr o Q. Is it rude for a man, after dancing with a girl whom he is not HEINKE GENERAI 20TH CENTURY MEAT a e aska s g for any le ension h a C > more ¥ L " g Toiiliogh i : i e Time canning. the loou] | €5cOrting, to leave her standing in the center of the floor, and walk REPAIR SHOP MARKET of time. | (St. Louis Star-Times) of fu ime ca L - away? W i 5 i Junean's Most Popal This, following on the heels of a series of local | X e . corporation, can look forward to|AWay? : Velding, Plumbing, Oil Burner e st Popular ; 3 Tnteresting but hardly surprising is the news that | (#0000 T8 B e A. Yes, it is very rude to do so. He should thank her for the Blacksmith Work Meating” Place Alaskan dock strikes, continues to make Alaska's | ,ypye opinion samplers have compiled a list of about | ® ; Ll ; : SE ; i 3 R it e te e BULNG oplhlot SeipIfai] piled a lis S dance, then take her immediately to her friends, or to her next partner JENERAL REPAIR WORK QNLY THE BEST OF MEATS chances for getting ahead in the post-war stag ¥ | 500 words which they d.vu'v l‘ml u.sr‘ in I'ln:( qufw(r]x(mf il Q. When a woman has been a widow for seven years and is going Phone 204 929 W. 12th St. PHONE 202 e 1l feel th 7::51:. ?m}\vu':(r|;::(1lu-xul" soiptom Gt TaIbs gr k)| HENSON COMING to marry again, what color gown should she wear? B T tegoomman, M A g e mi.‘ S : 3 | Jack Henson, resident of Doug- A. Any delicate pastel shade, not too light, is appropriate. % e L ibiitisanice, iU ToRhere ek ap TR S s no0 AN llas for 20 years, having left in| Q Is it better to know beforchand that art introduction will be The Store for Men" much as the common man in Alaska will feel it. The | And don't let anybody think le the proscribed | 1999 il be in Juneau Saturday, agreeable to both persons? y 2 i people of Alaska have taken quite a kicking around | Words are all $2 polysyllables! Terms utterly mis-|gon' 7 He has requested that all q B sons 79 i i n | understood by voting citizens include “Federal Govern- i A. Yes, when possible to do so. N as a result of the befuddled shipping situation the past | MEES “:‘ y (,L b e Dep t‘ A oldtimers living here during his, e, ¢ 2 h | ment,” “Supreme Court” and “State Departmen e | ormer restdence hers, cotitact him | ¢ et 3 o0y, aid ngw they face Rt agpin. |Iatter actnally was taken to mean an agency in charge (g " b H " el ke to Front St.—Triangle Bldg, Because the situation, as it applies to Alaska, will of State highways ‘ k.x at. F: : : % l 0 0 K a n d E by L h deral |~ make new acquaintances here. He - OIS 1 s 10 un Mink 101 0D (0 U8 Peeinl | e we complained that ot sehoots| Gl e opmice ot fie Basaiof A. C. GORDON || |=—————— government to see that the people of aska A€ | ;24 made the nation literate without giving it a taste | Hotel, Henson was correspondent gl Sl i L Sy v,ar"eld's Dru S'ore y supplied with food and clothing regardless of strikes | ¢, jiterature, but that indictment has become to0|of this column for many years, ale By the :mmm'E"_,‘_v‘m‘h‘“m\ g : by manning WSA boats with military or naval crews mold. In a democracy whose government must be when Douglas was a thriving city " ; (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) if necessary. guided by mlrmm(;d (pulglc“ nmlx‘\;ni\‘ "nnI!1 Lr.ln many of thousands. What is a fertile spot in a desert called? NYAL Family Remedies e 'sons can stand the most simple language D | , persons casmnot understand. the most simple languag 3. When is Flag Day celebrated in the United States? HORLUCK'S DANISH IDEAL PAINT SHop Army Medicine in which political ideas can be passed on to them.|pp pEciORS-MINERS RETURN 4. What was the first name of the famous Dutch painter. R ICE CREAM (Washington Star) Here is something for school boards and teachers to William Fleck #nd ‘Dale. Fleek, |t 5 4 L el utch painter, Rem- £ Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt Hiad 5t slventy-ori ago a little | WOrry about—and worry and worry and worry. Saiies ek G S brandt | e Biindred - 4td séven e g ather and son, u iy What Englishman wrote the most famous diary? | | HUTCHINGS ECONOMY i 'high road leading toward sound PY foot, over the mountains, from ANSWERS: L i’ s jurisdiction 'high road leading towa s 5 v . SWERS The W h. i of materials. CPA has juris srosperity, and the highest stand-|their mining claim at’ the head- ! MARKRET ougias Boat Sho e washingion over only the last of these factors. Prosperlty, and the highest stand-| o) 5ot (5 oning They nave! 1+ Beer voug p M Go R d Bver since V.E.-Day, CPA has i:ddm living in the history of man- | Waters of Sheth Thins. They BR¥e B4 A caaia) Cholce, Meats At All Times NEW CONSTRUCTION and erry-vo-koun been using its powers to increase KT Lo fworking thelr claim and prospect-| | 3. June 14, | | Locatsd in George Bros. Store Fg;;'g;‘fi'fi:; —_— the supply of building materials guimble, our powntsyls. golden oppor. | INEPNEW ress: 4. Rembrandt was the first name of Rembrant Harmensz Van Rijn. | PHONES 553—92—95 Bhae Dongh .1;3 (Continued from Page One) The results are clear. Ever since L S e, AR William Fleek was owner-opera- 5. Samuel Pepys (1633-1703). | — ouglas 192 - {mid-summer of 1945 the production TALY ANC o (o O, & tor of the Fleek Transfer Company |~ AT e MO R AR e i f building material has been in- | hé 5 g 2 o 1oy are now producing far more than ©! ‘ 4 ik g ¢ L in Douglas for many years, ;‘%‘ng pre-war, and in the case of others Creasing steadily and substantially.| (COPYRIGHT, BEL SYNDICATE, IKC. 1946) | (1d” out to his son Irvin Fleek EVER SINCE THE B.P. 0. ELKS The Alaskan Hotel We @iMitbdueing e, Prodicts be-| 1f:al1 goes well and building mater-| = ==——e#e=—"" o | this year in order to participate in Meets every Wednesday at 8 p ing produced at high speed areial production continues to increase s o /mining ventures, which has been @@BILED USH m. Visiting brothers welcome, Newly Renovated Rooms those which do not require the use | Steadily, shortages of building e S ABLE o | his principle interest during his E. C. REYNOLDS, Exalted at Reasonable Rates of scarce materials. Industry s still | terials will become less and less a TIDE T I lifetime. Al b Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, Secret: plagued with shortages created, or|retarding factor in home building . AN e | Alaskans have favored 3 PHONE SINGLE O it S s wi s - e SEPTEMBER 6 . . { this guality blend 5 intensified, during the widespread and other factors will assume in 3 : s q y end. — . Jabor. - management disputes| creasing importance o Low tde 4:26am, 321 o |NSTRUCTOR AT U. OF MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 JUNEAU throughout the first half of this| At present and for some time : tide 11:07 a.m,, 11.6 ft. :! AlASKA ANDBR'DE ]’0 ii(;(;:{?;xg:;‘ogn'rg UPHOLSTERY CO. | year, and these shortages are slow- | ahead material shortages will 2 .; i ogey ol e Te;nme | ing down production of many | plague housing construction. Only begi 5 RE-UPHOLSTERING i things we need the most. those projects that are absolutely!® ® © ® ® & o = Figera HONEYMOON' JUNEAU PURE FOODS Mg ";‘“‘i‘:zs"s,iongi:: NEW FURNITURE For example, tiere simply isn’t essential and non-deferable can ble = _".f .,‘ o Worshipful Master; JAMES W: Phone 38 122 8 enough sheet steel to go around in ' authorized to go ahead. All such ORCE: OABES Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beistline were e Ty LEIVERS, Secretary. 2nd 1 spite of the fact that steel is now Projects are "9"‘9‘"'3: bytf gPA In _”“‘ JLd S. JDI\S:IHCK'. :““” this| assengers from Anchorage to Ju- o . 3 4 & F ver i of unpaid outstanding morning Judge J. ehoe grant- e acific b v % LR ool o) 8 Le'yl:,“ghjrm"iiuzT;::ler;miliar S eehlralebhai e Earl | e ”‘('c,dl;‘;cml Nenem 8 o shver Bow Lodge| |ALASKA ELECTRONICS As a result, considerably fewer 2 s Aot 4 b | S sterday. No. A 2, LO.OF,, i automobiles, refrigerators, washing| ties. So that the public is kept in- gum_a vs. Louise ;vm B;n.nz, Mr. hE Ui, arelidh SMITH HEATI“G and APPL[A“GE co. B8 K I0aE, Sales and Service machines, and many other consum- “"’:“‘L lfl "ewsl_’am‘”“““ blte on “:’r';‘:‘ “‘:m;l_‘*’ca:itl"drm‘;"“" y of the Fairbanks about two weeks ago, ¢ FORMERLY SMITH OIL BURNER SERVICE day at 8:00 P. M., 1. O. O. F. HALL. | |Expert radio repair withoat delay: er items are being produced. Simi-| €ach such committee. A i A diie) have been honeymooning in Mt. . . . Visiting Brothers Welcome P. O. Box 2165 2 s lar shortages of copper and lumber| Both in this column and else-| A modification was made in the|McKinley National Park for the oll Burners — Plnmbmg e Hea!mg PEOYD HORTON. o 17 Sewarc are also slowing up production. where a lot has been written nbout‘dlvm'r-r decree granted in the case|past few days. While in Juneau g CALLO“/ S PHONE 62 ] i [the CPA control order. Everyone'of Florence Mae Jensen vs. Isak|they plan to visit the groom's par- | DAY PHONE-—476 NIGHT PHONE—BLACK 791 P g v : eah so| o s PRESRES lRtumor; P, ;‘p (\\e\:!i’l):::‘ld (;:o:rl: knows that the veterans need jobs J. Jensen giving Mr. Jensen tem-|ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beistline I P oo e it B Trom, B e ot o hs v, .| b, 4 M. o, el laska - Electronics P narks jdm_ { i ing on, It that a certain amount of commer-| A divorce on the ground of in-| Mrs, ' Beistline is the former ing P b - :f“ S i Whole. clal, industrial and educational compatibility has been filed with|Dorothy Hering who was chosen JIM LANGDON—Manager Z‘JZ'? Eu'sm?fnw,'-i‘li alncvm-y Iovel.| construction must go ahead. The the Clerk of the Court by Helen as this year's “Miss Fairbanks” The c Nc T Box 2165 217 Seward St. Phone 62 Anytime 5 o 5 s “How much?” Thiemeyer vs. William H. Thie- groo Mo tor o > = y S manufacturer, wholesaler, and re-| %64 auestion Is "Row Wmueiz' i e e oo Je & MUpiEADRICor ¢ e MARINE RADIO TRANSMITTERS AND taller—are lower today per dollar| ,.oooc to build homes for vet- —— g i mRt RECKIVERS — BENDIX DEPTH RE- PRI fhpy: were Die-was erans, we wrecked their chances to . A F',r Evc'oy P'lr 0SC | (-;OBDERE vei ]IALLICRA‘i‘ TER RECEIV- Every now and then SOMEONE oary g Jiving. CPA's operation of HIAICIK - H ERS .- BENDIX HOME RADIOS AND starts a rumor that enormous quan- | i conctruction control order will B GVQVRERTZs s B8 1 VA A [ COMBINATIONS tities of scarce goods are DeiNE pe guided by the belief that vet- E JUST PHONE ‘ LARGE STOCK DRY BATTERIES AND ‘ exported. Again—it simply is 10t ¢an¢ housing and the minimum ACROSS 31. On the highest | 4 RADIO TUBES 4 true. All the agencies of BOVEIN-|essenijal reconversion of industry 1. Happy point ORE 182_ or _939_2 lon Z shorl | { SR, (AT At concerued ere Walclliang commerce oan and”must go, § Npofeanil i Mark ot oy 9 ‘ Mail Orders Prompily Filled ! ing :*x:;or(s (:’{ scal'cfi* n‘m[tonTls Very ! forward together. : Mvc‘;';‘i" 8 Tobas s 5%,: ’ carefully, and are alert to stop any 2. Morbid ningbird e 5 1 4 e b undue drain that mighf be harm- e s respifatory g7 Conductor's AVE AND Complete Radio Repair Service Performed i L our csnca. | T, . e e DELIVERY WILL BEGIN WITHIN p st ey Retail sales are continuing at' Upon occasions, we have been S feal unit O o sistance |E/L Experienced Technician reccrd-breaking high levels. The criticized for not stopping construc- Soft drink 42. M e orifice I|F public s ravenous for the goods tion which was. underway prior o 1T Tns herbevs i NeEuih I A FEW MINUTES WRITE FOR INFORMATION it was unable to obtain during the the issuance of our order. In my 46 Be indebtea uls|T ) war years. In consequence, retail cpinion, for the government to Uit of work 50 Bron: E‘flg e o il stores are drained of scarce items step in and stop construction al- 3 r Y AU T as rapidly as they arerpul on sa}e. ready legally unx;e;r ‘;vx would not 3% (’,LSHF Ha ,“,‘;‘K’,:",‘l’l'.{x"l‘i Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle L “oTon BFBUILD and MABmE sgnwcn Take men's suits, for example. be fair or equitable. Many veterans . Lxactly 89, Study 61. Genus of the Type measures . . The demand is terrific, yet the with whom I have discussed this sultable. . 6. Coliege song maple teo English school nneat ea y- (A Y Machine WQrk_.Weldmg facts are that in the first six matter agree with CPA's position. Cereal TN I months of 1946 there were produced| So long as building materials are Gric Ccnerete lnc i ENGINE REBUILDING—HARDWARE I about 11,500,000 men’s suits, plus’ scarce every citizen who wants to B n 9 ° 1012 West 10th Street PHONE 863 | 3,500,000 separate coats, and 11,000,- ' help veterans’ housing can do it by Liauor 000 separate pants (a total well deferring all the construction, re- YR above pre-war peak production). pair, or maintenance that he pos- The veterans are still having a sibly can. In the aggregate the de- tough time getting outfitted. The ferring of small jobs that require T ‘;;:xl\‘;"_‘)m"‘!rgo GEOBGE A, PABI{S lagl_ove’ Ha" a cen'u" 0' Banl(iflg—lm situation would be greatly eased scarce materials would greatly ease " “Ulost goods | B ¢ ma a y 9. Greek po | as a pard-up subscriver to THE DAILY AL if every man who does not abso- the situation. 10, Musical stiow | :MPIRE is invited to b st THIS EVEN G # lutely have to have a new suit During the war industrial Amer- ILogore . R EMI is invi o be our guest THIS 3 } would refrain from buying for the ica had its problems—plenty of 0. Annoys | Present this coupon to the box office of the | next two or three months and give them—but they were solved. People H ] the veteran a chance to get out-| were reasonable and tolsrant and ok CAPITOL THEATRE fitted for college or a job. | reconciled their differences. As a | and receive TWO TICKETS to see: | result, production soared to amaz- { & 5 | “OUR WIFE The B. M. Behrends The desperate need for housing Today industrial America has dif- | is too well known to need repe- ferent, and in many ways more dif- Federal Tax—12¢ per Persop Bank tition. Many factors are home building. For instance, strictive codes and ordinanc shortages of skilled labor; lack of a sufficient number of apprentices; rising costs of home building, in- cluding both materials and labor; and last, ‘but not least, shortages; retarding re- Yet the steady, need for sustained, | ficult problems. production, for ;'all-out production; for a flood of | good at competitive prices, is great- er now than ever before. Give us that flood of goods for the next five or six months, and we will have licked inflation and be on the ' ndu red dye ot th ajr ¢ network y home 0 of a kind PHONE 14—THE ROYAL BLUE CAB C0. and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and RETURN YOU to ycur home with our compliments. WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! Oldest Bank in Alaska COMMERICAL SAVINGS