The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 16, 1946, Page 4

3 ? THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— IUNEAD ALASKA - PAGE FOUR ¥ MONDAY SEPTFMBER 16, 1946 ]'\ll paid lobbn:rs upmd(im.. in the open, wflh heavy [ ‘a. l | | D(uly AlaskaEm pzre eiies o ary o 10 ke o sompii acounin a PR '| DR.E. H.KASER ||| The CharlesW. Carfer | . | for their work. 20 YEARS AGO : 11 t Sund: by th ! B TRE PRINTING COMPANY ° Whatever potency the act has lies in this sub- THE EMPIRE DENTIST Mofluary Second and M Juneau, Alasks | lection of the lobbying process to the foodlights of BLOMGREN BUILDING g g o e e i i -} &fl";\?(}’kyfum;o - Vice-President | publicity. In registering with the clerk of the House o Phone 56 Fourth and Franklin Sts. WILLIAM R. CARTER - - - Edn&:;mn*:fl‘n&:; and the Secretary of the Senate, lobbyists must state SEPTEMBER 16, 1 HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P, M. PHONE 136 u&“;&‘?{,‘;&“ R T Business Manager their names and addresses, the names of their em- | 4 .| J. F. Mullen, President of the Scutheast Alaska Fair, anncunced the s 1 the r salaries and expenses. | 3 3] 3 e g v 75! The 8 City Ba Eotered in the Post_Oifice in Janeay as Becond Class Matter. | WOIT € O s ) SEPTEMBER 16 * |attendance on the opening day was 750, The Juncau City Band of 14 SUBSCRIPTION RA ey must file quarterly reports under oath, givingy o William J. Helin musicians gave a concert on the opening night, both outside and indoors. Tlle EI’W. r d c c d B c B e sl S0 s Yo for $1.50 per monthi | an accounting for all money collected and spent, with | 4 NHing Tawrehon .| it In &' eed Lo. ard beverage Lo. six monihs, i one vear, SI5. 86 &1 the i pépn 3 : | Office in Case L e, e a: B0 Iillowine rhies: the names of the donors and of those to whom money | o Bill Wilder ol o oot Hith e T o AU MeEtbT s ik dod ‘ase Lot Grocery One yeue i sdance, 1500, sx months, in advance, $180; | has been disbursed. To make possible accurate and |y Lagrence (Kell I SR o l"‘l“’“’t‘("l"n:" P it PHONE 31 :’h"’es““ bl ol 1 § T rolled b; e Juneau Vo er e Departme: NE 2 me month A S favor 1f they will promptly notify | COMPlete reports lobbyists are required to keep detailed | Thomas L. George ol Pl ou ¥ HAY, GRAIN, COAL EUNE S1s DAY & LT ihe Business Office of any failure or irregularity in the delivery | records of al! contributions and expenditures. If the| 4 Dorothy Fors % 2 i and STORAGE for MIXERS or SODA POP n o . News Office, $02; Business Office, 374, press is on the job, as we assume that it will be,| shs Joa Melesn ,“ Steamer Queen was making her last trip of the season and left| % 77777 — — the public should hereafter be fully informed as to| S Juneau with a full list of passengers. % : D Benjamin Phillip o y ] e Associ R O A A R Rea to the use for | WHO is trying to influence the cnactment or defeat|, Tinda efsarass e/ W.R Hanlon, Mayor of Sitka, arrived and paid an ofticial visit tof | CALTF OR NIA VANITY BEAUTY M republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- | of legislation before Congress and as to what means| o Alfred Westfall e ! the fair, bringing compliments from his home town. SALON tise credited in this paper and also the local news published Tore. | s R i * ’ i Grocery and Meat Market i . s are employet ol e/ Anabel Simpson and Mary VanderLeest were o give a comedy 478 Qoater Bunatd NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES — Aloska Newspapers, 1411 The framers of this act showed admirable restraint.| g o ¢ ¢ o & & ¢ ® ® ® ® ®!gkotch at the fair this nignt and Grace Naghel was to present a new -— PHONES — 371 B ! o ATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE It does not muzzle anyone. It does not even put(® — | dance. High Quality Foods at ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager i = lobbyists under a cloud of official disapproval. Rather | i | o Moderate Prices Open Evenin Phone 318 it recognized lobbying as the legitimate activity which |lately to expedite the distribution| e== - -——— - en K gs |it is in a democracy and merely requires that those|cf housing materials to prevent| | \ossible election boomerangs against METCALFE SHEET METAL Heating—Airconditioning—Boat Tanks and Stacks—Everything | & in SHEET METAL Phone 711 90 Willoughby Ave. | * | who seek to influence the course of legislation make | themselves and their activities known to Congress and | the Administration. the public. To be sure, the lobbyist who is compelled | “We are still far behind in our to reveal himself as the spokesman for big business, for | housing program,” Kilgore declared. a union, a veterans or farm organization or other | “Lumber supplies are far from ade- | special interest group may find his influence deflated. | uate, partly because of black mar-| it Jones-Stevens Shop LADIES'—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR ! Daily Lessons in English % 1. corpon | e D WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Say, Do not say, “Every one of them km)\\i is true.” “Every one of them KNOWS it is true.” Ceward Street Near Third That is precisely the purpose of the law. Legislators | ket operations. However, the big OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Laryngitis. Pronounce lar-in-ji-tis, A| | e Y will be able to distinguish, more clearly than ever | problem is improper distribution. In in AT, first and third I's as in IT, second I as in LIE, principal accent . no | | before, the plea of organized money from that of [my own State there is a drastic|on thirg syllable Femmer Transfer The Rexall Store” | ¢ {individual citizens. It will be interesting, indeed, mixm;n;wvl of huuwhloldl dm’)l\l:]l:];:‘ OFTEN MISSPELLED: Welfare; one L. Well-being; two L’s and Prompt Courteous Service Your Reliable Pharmacists see how this forcing of lobbyists out into the open will | sewer tiling, etc,, which 1S hyphenated BONDED WAREHOUSE !affect the quality and character of legislation [ home construction. This equir SYNONYMS: Racial, lineal, ancestrai Oil—General Hauling DRUG COURO S TS S —— ment is available in most cases. s iy S £ o Phone 114 Tri N x 5 wml we need is better distribu- WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us| |.Er angle Square Plain American Citizens” 1 | increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: | | ~e—— . REPUBLICANS ARE BUSY | g | Gurplus property might prove an-| RECONCILE; to cause to be fricndly again. “He was reconciled to his HARRY . 0 - Suu]\x Prog ¥ as a IISI( II s ! (New York Times) other election headache, Kilgore| brother.” pply g The Republicans are busier vote-getting for the} wiiam G. Williams, 70, describes himself as a|warned. He charged that states R e Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Dmggm coming Territorial General Election October 8 than |« plain American citizen.” Acting in that capacity, he|which regional War Assets Admin- " . o g T | Pianos—Mausical Instroments e Store’ they have been for a good many years. Campaign protested to various Government agencies against|istration officers are located grab MODERN ETIOU ETT and Supplier Where P! oy 6N ; posters for Republican candidates are plastered from | what he though was an inconsistentcy in Government | the lion are of surplus property, | ROBERTA LEE Phone 206 Second and Profession o here to there (by the way—someone should tell them, i Policy—delivering ultimatums to Yugoslavia with one | leaving only a dribble for uum s e T _\anse‘mm- it's against the law to put up advertising in the |hand and handing over ice-making machines With |states in the region Typical ex-| PSS N e N - th + area out the highway). All in all it |the other. The shipment was stopped. |ample, he said, was the Richmond | 0. Are there certain kinds of clothes that a tall woman should avoid HEINKE GENERAL 20TH CENTURY MEAT s St o = L of money | Few American cltizens, clther plain or fancy, prob- | WAA ‘office, which dealt out most | wearing? REPAIR SHOP MARKET G oA R R ¥ {ably can expect to score on their initial effort the of jts war surplus goods to Virginia | Yes; a tall woman should avoid clothes that are severely tail-| | Welding, Plumbing, Ol Burner Juneau’s Most Popular PR Al 0w, CacusTt ouaes. 4. During | Success that Mr. Williams achieved. That should not | dealers and manufacturers, While| ored, straight lines, and solid colors. Nor is a large hat becoming. Flat- Biacksmitic weeks “Meating” Place The Democrats, however, aren’t worried uring | geter anyone from trying. Nor does it remove the | west Virginia, Maryland and Dela- | ce10q shoes will tend to shorten her height GENERAL REPATR WORK the next few weeks you will see some evidence of cam- | responsibility for trying. The very essence of democ- |ware, in the same region, went beg- Q. When one is dining alone in a restaurant, is it all right t Phone 204 929 W. 12th St. SRR e (2 Y paigning on the part of the Democratic candidates, racy is that the individual citizen participate in | ging IMMI‘;‘I_ ki wmmi\u = vifi {i ; S F RV B all right to join > ¢ ! PHONE 202 s but not as much. The Democrats are standing on the ; government. And not alone by exercise of the fran- “'li do what I can about this,”® S ri y ¢ g ‘. a 1' oy s d y as s | chise at the ballot box, which is about the only way | yromised Truman, taking notes. . 0; one must always wait for am invitation - % - record of the Party in Alaska for the past 13 years, : pror T B g ] The Store for Men' d it's a good record. That's what the people will the great majority ever do participate. {“Maybe a“little needling from me | Q. What is the correct formal introduction when presenting a man 4 t “"k il RS N e ] they cast their | Too often it is only the ianatics Who €0 to the | will elp.” [to a woman? o B 10 ponsicerasl i trouble of telling public servants what they think is| 7he President told Kilgore he| A. Mrs. Smith, may I pmmu Mr. Allen?” 'N S ballots. : wrong with operations. Their efforts clutter up the | a5 deeply concerned over mount-| g The record is what is important. It means a great | maj) and put all suggested reforms in disrepute. But|jng public reaction against increas- | Front St—Triangle Bldg. 107 Cherry St. deal more to the voter than millions of posters, pencils, | this is all the more reason why those with sensible |.q living costs since Congress de- OF [ALA W Seattle ¢, Wash| - blotters and other articles carrying promises. Alaska |ideas should take the trouble to present them. If an|jomed the OPA. ;}‘ I.O 0 K a n d l— E A R N has come a long way under the Democratic banner.4 official could count on at least one sensible idea in a | amount | GORDON }| |—/————— Warfield's Drug Store tremendous “There is a A great deal has been accomplished and the resulzsithomund he might think it worth the effort to wade | I resentment against rising con- ¥ oy S b Bctoker 8 through them all. The War Department certainly |qimer costs in my state and this L. Which occan has tne higher level, the Atlantic or the Pacific?| | (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) Wall P g e =, found it worth while. It set up a system of bonuses!i {rue generally throughout the| 2. Why is court plaster so called? bt aper ’ g . in war plants for money-saving or time-saving ideas. | country. according to reports I get,”, 3, ‘What is done on Eilis Isiand? Family Remedies Goldfish Bowl Lobbying One idea alone, it was announced recently, saved the | gijgore’ told him. “But the mw] e R 42 ; HORLUCK’S DANISH 'DEA'. PAINT SHOP T Government $3,000,000. Many industrial plants also | jtevesting thing is that the same| - In stock exchange termipelosy, what s the difference Letween ICE CREAM Phone 549 Fr (Washington Post) have found merit in the system of soliciting ideas for | people who fought the old OPA | a bull and a bear? ed W. Wendt TLobbyists are hastening to register at the Capitol | plant improvement from their employees. don't like the new one any betts 5. Is the word DICE beth singular and plural? T in accordance with Title III of the Congressionali As Mr. Williams can testify, it requires determina- |~ wwe)l 1 don't like it either,” re-| ANSWERS: HUTCHINGS ECONOMY Reorganization Act. Some 400 registration forms have | tion and stamina to get an idea accepted sometimes.| ioq Truman, “but nobody can 1. The ocean is 1-7/10 feet higher on the Pacific Coast than on| MARKET no“g]as Boal shop been handed or mailed out in response to requests.|If it is a good one, it should be worth the effort. Mr.| .6 what has happened on the! the Atlantic Coast. Cihotis T A A NEW. CONSTRYCTION A 4 5 e g b A , - Hundreds of registrations may be expected before | Williams will have done a wider service than he prob- | s aninistration. I did all in my 2. Because it was used at one time by court ladies for making i REPAIR JOBS Located in George Bros. Store PHONES 553—92—85 ably intended if he starts others to evaluating Go ernment operations with a critical but constructive eye Congress returns to Washington next January. For the i first time the people will have the pleasure of seeing | vower to get a workable OPA bill.” | (COPYRIGHT, ZELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946) | FREE ESTIMATE Phone Douglas 192 | beauty spots. 3. Immigrants are detained on this island for examination before “ w 2 | “MONTY PIVOTS” in:x‘eat son. As a matter of fact she | e e o o | admission to the United States. = e IS|IIIIG|0II Later, in the Normandy offensive, raised seven sons and played 10|y, o o = e » v ® o @ 4. A bull attempts to force prices up; a bear attempts to force them g B M Gu Rflllfl‘ General Omar Bradley’s officers re- {!1\unu~\ She was equally proud of | 4 o down. . P, 0, ELKS ne Ala‘kan nflel & call all too vividly how Monty was|them all. When Sam Goldwyn of g n o 8 5. Dice is plurul die singular. Meets every L it %) supposed to break through at Caen |Hollywood, now planning a picture | TIDE TABLE b M i S it K‘;‘:;‘]";‘:‘;';fin?nz o e B (Continued from Pajye One) bul“sm there day Bf!e-l day, )ellmg,?n Elsenpuwex utuld .lu\ mothox.‘_. SEPTEMBER 17 - E. C. REYNOLDS, Exnnc& at Reasonable htu‘m a%, Disenhower for more troops (Am-. “You must be very proud of your|g i Gide §:02 am, 137 ft. ® RULLER SKATES 3 50 pl. Ruler. W. H, BIGGS, Secretary. «f the Unitea Nations Security erican troops.) Finally Bradley,!son,” she replied: “Which son? 5 L W . PHONE SINGLE O Council Patton axd Joo Colllns made. the|Bisenhower's: hiothers: inglude, the| S 2LOW. - Ude 11:88 pum., . 3.145 (8 ouncil. atton an e e s s : Y > N American breakthrough at St. Lo, President of Kansas State College,| S FHEh tide 18:01 pm, 166 It o COMBINATION BIKE LOCKS $1.00 MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 JUNEAU BEST SECRETARY OF STATE leaving Monty still sitting at Caen.|Milton S. Eisenhower Beioite] 06, <L ani MASTER BIKE LOCKS 50c¢ SECOND and FOURTH UPHOLSTERY CO, Byrnes has been hopping back| The British papers all this time|the razzing he got at Carruthers- : xogdat};io; ;x:f:Tmontlh and forth across the Atantic ever| were featuring headlines: 'Monly ville, Mo., last year, President Tru- M d c ] d r h s l Ccattis] ‘emple RE-UPHOLS' since he became Secretary of State.| Pivots At Caen.” Actually all the|man's friends say he will visit the| KNow“ BY NYI.ONS agsen cie an 1S lng llpp l;;ginnlng at 7:30 p. m. Fd mmfififi"f In fifteen months he has made pivoting he did was to break up aJC.\nulherme County Fair again| Opposite Ball Park Bikes for I{ent . L. MacSPADDEN, seven round trips. Cordell Hull, in few tanks in the Normandy hedge- | this year. It will be his 13th con- OPEN 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Worshipful master; JAMES W. Phone 3¢ 122 2nd B¢, |+ 12 long years, made only one axrjrovns ! secutive appearance. Nobody can| BILLINGS, Mont. — Mis. l\dla LEIVERS, Secretary. fiight across the Atantic, plus tWO! gnortly aiicr that Eisenhower|SaV that when it comes to Missouri,| Rust found a billfold in a street' = —— leisurely steamship trips to Latin|yage Gen. Bradley top field com-| M- Truman isw't consistent. drain with the only clue to the snlrn HEATI“G dA ]s\:ve; :Ml’obgdr ALASK]A LS America. ‘m'mdor. giving him a higher place e owner’s identity a nylon hosiery an PPL]A"GE co \esth ahih T Sales and Service In Paris, Byrnes has worked at a|tnan Montgomery — a shift that! TRUMAN DISCUSSES OPA |registration stub from a Billings FORMERLY SMITH OIL BURNER SERVICE day at 8:00 P. M, 1. O. O. F. HALL. | |Expert radio repair withoat delays| ‘ terrific pace. Sitting in the Peace brought such a roar from the| Purpose of the recent White|store. She checked with the mana- " . A Visiting Brothers Welcoma ; Conference all day, keeping on the pritich press and Mr. Churchill,|House visit of Senator Harley M.|ger. He referred to the list of 6,000 0il Burners — Plumlung g Heatmg FLOYD HORTON, Noble Grand F: 2 Hop e LT Bomd alert to watch the moves of rivali {1q¢ Jater, Eisenhower took two!Kilgore was to give the President a|registrants, found No. 3656 was DAY PHONE-—476 H. V. CALLOW. e l PHONE 62 delegates, is a gruelling job. It!..ic 2uio from Bradley and| trouble-shooting review of some im-|in the name of Mrs. Francis Eby : g ¥ ¥y 1 Pl i would wear out a younger man. But | gave them to Montgomery. | portant issues already casting their|and wallet and precious registration by going to bed every night immed- | shadows on the November elections. |slip were returned. Mrs. Eby got AlaSka - Electr"nics jately after dinner, Byrnes has kept' Tnese and other still untold chap-| One is housing. The astute West|her money back too. going. ters of the European Theatre can-|virginia Senator reported that —_—e——— - JIM LANGDON—Manager However, he is no longer young— not be chalked up to accidents of’ <omething should be done immed- Empire Want Ads b resuits! Box 2165 217 Seward St. Phone 62 Anytime G ¢ erence | war, acording rs wh re | - L st C B3 - \¢ 68—and when the Peace Conference war, acording to officers w ho were| MARINE RADIO TRANSMITTERS AND closes he will have to decide whe-|there, but to the politics of war RECFIVERS ther to follow his doctor's’ advice| And in view of the international! L I il — BENDIX DEPTH RE- and resign, or face eventualities. |alarm felt by military men in| For Every CORDERS — HALLICRAFTER RECEIV- Note—This observer, who has| Washington and Lonaon, it has' ERS .— BENDIX HOME RADIOS AND govered the State Department as|heen suggested by lesser lights in| AChgee T Purpose COMBINATIONS . . g > i ¢| L Philippi 34 Earl 8 newsman since fh_“ Coolidge Ad-|the Pentagon bu_\ldmg l%ml now! );v:gu'm"lgm 0 D‘fl):m PRy LARGE STOCK DRY BATTERIES AND ministration, believes Byrnes is do-!might be a good time to ask Monty| ¢ mexican ia- e JUST PHONE RADIO TUBES ing about the most effective job!whether, if there ever is a mext| K"’Eg,{" §; §f.'f',lv'5 lrsel::g- . under the most difficult circum-|time, “politics” will be ruled out.; 12, Pronoun * Slmark 182 2 = k] stances of any Sec of State|They think it's better to ask these| 13 Greek lette, 0. Insect Y or Mail Orders Promptly rlued i since Charles Evans Hughes. questions now than later. | " “\note 42. Witty re- 1 Complete Radip Repair rvice P i MONTY’S POLITICS | Note—Best book on Mom;omcry's‘i 1. Eapaddine 0 ool e 7 039-2 I.ong, 2 Short 3 by G b tsi' e Eepfutiigd Some of those who served in the w ing politics is Ralph In-| 16. Award of % successfully AND Y nv.ernmen 1censed e command o Europe are| gersol's "Top Secret. | 5 {,0:;‘,? : 4 Alowe R 5y rehende b e Experienced Technician jiting their eyebrows over the 3. . Very serious energy 8 3 WITHIN A FI visit of dapper, publicity-wise Field PHONY NEWSMEN | . Holiing 35 pum 2N MONUTES WRITE Fi OB. INF ORMATION Marshal Viscount Montgomery. | Secret Service still has under 23. Broom 53. Eyelashes Solution of Saturday’s P, —— b Exacts N . Ed uzzl Seared in their minds during, surveillance in Bermuda a \l’?lrd‘ bieas: e o La;lellg';:,lm“ el A 4 * * —_—APmmm—mmEAA—ee i those bloody months in Europe are|young couple who crashed the Tru-| 2I. Cancel 56 Troploal bica . €. Realnobs mybs DOWN certain events involving the famed man vacation party posing as l(‘-] " :‘,i'g"fill e Bl e e it ot Madtiitassan’ & aflimative } ° H“nn “Bmw ud mmE snl“cz ‘Monty which personally they would | porters for Life magazine. 32. Ingredient of vessel salling vessel g porgenaci J R dy.M = . ish 8. Pedal digit 1 ! like to forget, but which nationally. The couple, a man of about 2'1\ i 5t ity o Rengln vt . K*:“ 1 “neau e“ .x HaChme WOI'k—weldlllg SR A g 4 . Survive i QR %ot = Dewvien (v 3 ol oo 4 g Conecrete. Ine ENGINE REBUILDING—HARDWARE g ) 5, : o . Sign | S i pending war. tions of press secretary Charlie| , Color { ’ bt 1012 West 10th Street ?HONE 863 General Patton’s officers, for in-' Ross, wanted exclusive hotos of the Marbles gtance, remember Patton’s race up|President, finally gave themselves Auctions - the West coast of Sicily in contrast: away by asking the naval officer in g "’;7,’:‘2"“‘;‘ i to Montgomery's snail’s pace up the | charge of radioing press copy to let ' St % 3 ¥ : East coast. Nobody can blame a|them read all the dispatches pr ,uj,‘;,‘ GEORGE DANNER, JR. 1891—0ver Half al:entury of Bankmg_]m commander for having hard luck or viously sent by the 23 other news- Knots as a pard-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA . H “ef‘-’“”;‘-" g‘;;"g Mok B(;“P"‘l{"‘“ { ““f‘{;- b e : ! :i’:’(;":"q’uum EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING. 3 cnly a few officers aroun atton | he naval officer le he couple e 2 e know, and what has never been|read the dispatches—though he had Bieaaa Present s squponfo e boxptiipe ol fho i ¢ nublished is the telegram he receiv- ' no business to do so. This aroused Any climbing : d from the vaunted Montgomery. newspaper suspicion and started an & c,?,‘fi,",,“ out i cAPITnL m‘BAm Montgomery actually sent Patton cventual investigation Finally, Se- h Boturn tike: ol | and receive TWO TICKETS to see: : a telegram asking him to halt hi: L'e! Service arrested tne couple, Kind of con- | 1" " Th B 1§ offensive and wait until he, Monty, found they were traveling under TR FRONTIER GAL e ® ° e Cnas i i caught up. In other words, Ameri- | phony names, were living out of | plement T 17 12 P “ t can troops were going too fast for wedlock in a $35-a-day suite in :;‘;9’2?0“" ederal Tax—12c per Persov Bank H Monty. He was afraid Patton \\ou.d Bermuda, had never dcne any Co;wkh)gl K ¢ : 3 SRR e = % ormula i Senvelop not only the enemy, but' rewspaper work. Tiey are still be PHONE l‘_.THE noYAL BLUE cAB co. Oldesi Bank in Alaska i the British army. Inside fact is|ing watched in Bermuda. ‘ Sat Patton pretended be mever re-| I gus;san ea and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and C (c;"e': :,ha,;zi:ml d:::) ‘::Si ‘;4;’;]'[1; ‘ Auwn: :fiz’rl:]x;“cg:m bpmen Focnere RETURN YOU to yeur home with our compliments. OMMEBICAL SAVIN Gs R . £78 ; g 8 sl Eiiens 50. Gas of the afr . 3 it never arrived. Patton’s army kepl! hower’s mother had no ditficulty Three-spot WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! ‘ 3 3 ' on moving, inderstanding how she raised a