The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 28, 1946, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE DAILY ALAbl\A [MPIR[;—-— IUNFAD ALASKA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1946 P S DD S et esnene alike now that owners are being called upon to pay ! \ c I)ml\ Alaska Em PAre (2 s o co o eeping wp wooden was ! 0 YEARS AGO /o ‘| DR.E.H.KASER ||| TheCharlesW.Carter | v i e e The City itself is now engaged an an especially 2 THE EMPIRE DENTIST MO”UGI’Y .\nun mu\rm,umnn | commendable sidewalk job, in reconstruction of the | ! BLOMGREN BUILDING 8 5. Juneau, Alaska | i on 1 s ‘halt- X .m”mm e e e} R % Presdent (steps and walk on Ninth Street Hill. The half-done Phone 56 Pourth and Franklin Sts, DOROTHY » }_(““‘“‘“"""\’lf”;“fjfi contours of those steps constituted a considerable I PTEMBER 28, 1926 HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P, M. PHONE 136 - 7+ Manasing Bdtor | hazard to foot travelers last winter | 9. 7. Petricn, wife and two children arrived on the Princess Louls e . SEPTEMBER ® | frem the south \he F ¢ in Juneau as Second Class Matter & Mrs. Margaret Case o P T At Kilian's Request L : - e Erwin Feed Co Card Beverage C Pelivered by carrier in Juncau and Douglas for $1.50 per month: s e | Stampede John came down from Skagway cn the Margnita o i Gix months, §5.00; one vear, $15.00 e Leroy West . i Office in Case Lot Grocery 7 ; \S foliowink rabE: - (Washington Post) £ S Suragit . i PHONE 704 Vsl U3 10 By One ye e, $15.00; six months, in advance, $7.50 Col. James A. Kilian, who was fined $500 and |y Gut . Judge T. M. Reed and Clerk of Court John Dunn arrived from| HAY, GRAIN, COAL PHONE 216—DAY or NIGHT ¥ e thew wTl promptiy noify | was reprimanded for allowing cruel and unusual|g | E. Rhode | Skagway where naturalization hearings had been held. | and STORAGE for MIXERS or SODA POP s Offic punishment of soldier prisoners under his command, | o . | es. News Office, 602; Business Office, 374, has now called for a Congressional investigation of all | o SEPTEMBER 29 . ). James V. Davis made the roundtrip to Skagway on the| red el ity vt CROE ot T CALIFORNIA i A oo A ress is exclusively entitled to ",“\‘“;‘,“ granted. It is important that Colonel Kilian receive| o judge Willian Izheimer @ SALON ¢ p ed to it or Not ethers |4 just hearing for his charges that he has been un J. V. Hickey . : ’ s 5l Grocery and Meat Market ey ot a ocal ST, N T s ven nbro ACIBErE TR . K ¢ The Rev. R. A. Gailey, new minister for the Methodist Church, and 473 -— PHONES — 371 Cooper Building n w 7 ! % a5 SevaL e porta IWEVEDyl o Louise B = ~ " 7ast - ok R i k47 s wife arrived. The rom McCleary, Wasl - NATIONAL REPR Rty ewibnoars, 101 | At RO R alc b [pjected into whabow molinis | susilen (B, Wihitshead Dl Mt ee e e High Quality Foods at ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager v e Bide o a scandal, In view of what seems to be a ridiculously | o Ruth Blake o Moderate Prices ¢ : e o ~ |light sentence imposed on Colonel Kilian, there must s Garl G e! H. V. Sully arrived from the south to atend the:funeral of his Open Evenings _ Phone 318 be questions in the minds of many people as to| Sesites Foe o | father [ AT.xt(‘l.\\”\x‘l‘m( et on ot ,I,'"h‘;.ld and why, who wa E . Jones-Stevens Shop METCALFFE, SHEET METAL !wlw‘l» Ux‘ ml! 'ml\(Ain al ,\“\\ nat (U\lr-'nu_, \Illlv 11l an: Mary . L. F. Hebert came in cn the Northwestern from Petersburg Heating—Airconditioning—Boat was done by higher Army officials. The public has a . LADIES'—MISSES* Tanks Stacks—Everythi right to know the facts, verified by an impartial source ce o e ool 5 . ; e READY-TO-WEAR izl oL et cutside. the DAY » Sviiehe 658 | weather report: High, $4; low, 50; partly cloudy i e in SHEET METAL utside 2 \ -~ R St S B i L D il i e B I i i i i U e | The argument that harsh treatment of prisoners [y { | Sexsnh ivecs Near Third EhoRe e o i ubAve. at Lichfield was justified in order to get them ba JAP S 1941 woRRY ! a! essons In n |S o 2 | i into battle seems to us a complete misunderstanding D y I_ E g 7 i & | i g gl el ol i i . 1. GorpoN {/| Femmer Transfer ||| “The Rexall Store” unlovely characters who deliberately sought to escape WAS e B s Ol e s L OGS SO el Prompt Courteous Service Your Reliable Pharmacists combat. There also were some who did nothing more ; e Sl AL a5 &t BONDED W |than overstay o pass for skeveal hionrs, "The ficist 8 M'GHI NOT HGH-I- WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not l\ The child has a right to be ou-'.mrl’x?fifl.‘fiUSE BUTLER-MAURO that punishment is prescribed by law and is vested in Gitgol bl {The entid DESKEVES i, b gloIeUded 8 o DRUG CO. ( Phone 114 Trianglé S fhe sourts. - Nowhere in thie Amesicamn systen of fiwtios | JERRRY | OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Persuasive. Pronounce per-swa-siv, not | | Zhone 114 anglé Square B is there a provision that makes jailers the judges or| TOKYO 28. — The War | per-swa-ziv B My v e | WELCOME FOOTING permits brutalities of the sort which the trials re-|Crimes Tribunal trying Japan’s ac- OFTEN MISSPELLED: Dense (crowded; compact). Dents (depres- | A'aska Mllsit Sup I HARBY RACE vealed were frequently inflicted cused war criminals has been told ! sions) A Thitss Pengties o maw concrete slewale BRIAT put |- “The SHEDIL RS Y BaylHC sl UR dHEDEy Japan's biggest Worry ‘nine SYNONYMS: Marked (adjective), emphasized, noticeable, con-| | ATthUF M. Uggen, Manager Drugglsl in place through the city are a very welcome improve- }:i;: .l::tm.“:“.x;:{”':::?t.\(:(I;\”‘ ((;l.n; x\~\(\:xl;‘1l1|1l::»l<[-x‘rl months _before Pearl l!:]n'hm' was! spicuous Pianos—Musical Instrufents “The Squibb Store" firuit arenialty so ‘with wet winter daye- practically | ot e e l‘“‘}' ‘“"‘”‘;" ol I’ ‘:)’H:""' o WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours” Let us| and Supplier Where Pharmacy Is a here that can do the Army serious harm until it is removed | might drag on for costly ¥ increase our m..luum._\ by mastering one word each day. Teday's word:| ) Phone 206 Second and Seward Profession cases the new concrete stretches replace | by a thorough, unbiased probe | The record of a secret conference I;ILI ;nA P' of mu:'tll-xinw a son or a ld-,mf,:lum. also, the parent who | | slippery in others only muddy trails have been | S = between Jap Foreign Minister Yo- | does this. (Pronounce fil-i-sid, first and second I's as in IT, second I HEINKE GENERAL 20TH CENTURY MEAT before. Altogether, it is expected that more than | The-Miine Eleclibn suke Matsouka ar man Foreign | unstressed, third I as in SIDE, accent first syllable) REPAIR SHOP' MARKET 3000 linear feet—over a half-mile-—of new sidewalk | g Minister Joachim Von Robbentrop '**“ B g1 [Wetding, Plumbing, vd Burner Juneaw’s Most Popular will be in place before cold weather stops the pouring | (Cincinnati Enquirer) has been introduced A:\ ev ‘i.u;u‘ ]m z ' Blacksmith Work “Meating” Place K he trial. The record quoted the GENERAL RE of concrete | Maine has had its day in the news again, with |} MODERN ET'OU ETIE . SEALR, IVEIRN v : i R U 5 peNTE rging a sneak attack in | 5 ® ONLY THE BEST OF MEA'TS Installed this summer was a large part of the [its unseasonable election yielding a result which sm“m““‘“:l‘_‘ Motmprrraing IOBERTA LEE i Phone 204 929 W. 12th St. PHONE 202 contract for 2,000 feet let by the City late last year | political experts throughout the nation customarily MH' That was 1o Mk, - 188 »--,,,,-,-,,,,-M-,MM —— i > . i oot ; e by microscope and slide rule to divine the + . wrong pre ot »'s na 4 voLd and which could not be installed before the winter |¢Xamine Ribbentrop is said to have told Q. Is the wrong pronuncistion of.one’s name, wien being intro-| - e B itdoun. | At least twelve hundred feat more 1a-fo be'| PSHOnAl trend, If any. . “Ae goes Makne the Japs the United States would!duced, a cause for annoyance? The Store for Men' E i he basis of sidewalk Sermits | Actually, of course, Maine is a yery poor political . joloress to retaliate if the 1aid" this season on the basis of sidewa'k permis jw.mhc,-mm- Except for the fact that it attends to :‘ ,l took Singapore “But Matsouka 8/ Teniult s alntys Mnnoyhe S s VR e to hestsheranann SAB'N,S already approved. Under the system adopted by “Hs;,\:, electing more than six weeks ahead of the rest of ‘\‘Iqm,“.d as replying that the very pronounced Mrs. Jennings, but a well-bred person will conceal this annoy- S year's council, the City is no longer letting bulk con- | the nation, no student of political trends would ever | @ " thot the United States might @nce. Then, if the person persists in the pronunciation, Mrs. Jenkins| | Front St.—Triangle Blda. YOUR 107 Cherry St. tracts for laying sidewalk, paying for it, then billing |bother with the Maine returns. Ohio, for instance, | " ccnq jts fleet west of Hawaii is justified in quietly and smilingly making the correction i ¢ (I dALA N Seattle 4, Wash giSittopniLy owner for his hate sHow 1o ”mcr“l"" ‘fi‘,:x:'}: (',(“" '“2‘"',‘ “":I"' en “right” in national elec- | s causing considerable worry in Q. What is considered the best taste in letter paper? is simpli The owner lets his own contract for as s far oftener than Maine. s b ot Pt 1 sheets of note paper, that fol 5 et . | e i S % oy kyo £ ain, un neets te paper, that fold once into their | w " much walk as he wants laid. The City Engineer checks | The Mh’]l_‘]\ r;“]‘l“‘? A”'V[n”t entirely meaningless - envelopes. | ariie dSDfug S'o’e FOR (= alls BT . (of course. The fall that Maine went Democratic it % z to see that installation is in accordance with City (O S2TFSe B L8 M e e the hordicane g ¢ Q. When setting the dinner table, should the prongs of the forks| | ‘Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) Wa'l Pa er specifications, the owner pays the contractor, the |noya)e “Republican victories must be weighted to pred““ E(OHO!HI( Polns i cRa0n & | NYAL Family Remedi p 3 or o o are after vy = e i > weighted tc = ‘amily Remedies City pays the owner its one-third of cost share after |a¢torq o reliable gauge of political trend. Thus, this A. The forks should be placed to the left of the plate, with prongs HORLUCK’S DANISH 'DEAI. pAl"T S the whole job is done. jvear it was estimated that the Republicans would need p ' B' i § pointed up. ICE CREAM Hop Those property owners who are providing perma- |to poll a vote of 65 per cent or better to indicate a urge 0 Igw g S | Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt nent sidewalks on their properties not only are en- iuum in national strength. In M:\lll(j'\’ voting Repub- 2 i hancing the value of tose properties; they are {lican candidates swept the five major races for the By Ge". M(A"hur ¢ l_O OK a nd L[A RN . {| | BUTCHINGS ECONOMY displaying a commendable civic interest based on pride ‘::,’(‘)‘u:‘d“r‘;’*‘)“‘y‘“({:__‘;' Hhme, | WIER " T | iRonging SER 3 GORDON § MARKET Doug]as Boeat Sho in the progress and appearance of their community | " PEL e - 2 SRR T o RO S D s s i NE e RO e i he vote was light, and the electorate seemed! TOKYO, Sep Speculation Choice Meats At All Times W CONSTRUCTION and and their ate neig s ‘(um(hvm In that particular, certainly we hope it that a major policy pronouncement 1. Which is the er, the United States or the Dominion of | | Located in George Bros. Store REPAIR JOBS : It is to be hoped that the present trend to perma- |won't be a case of * Maine goes.” Apathy, what- |by General MacArthur is in im- Canada?® | PHONES 553—82—95 ’ FREE ESTIMATE nent sidewalks will continue. Though commitments |ever party it may favor, is not ccnducive to good |mediate prospect gained credencel 5 what is another name for quicksilver? Ehaue Qusgine iis now approach «the City's budget provision for new 'government. On the contrary, it is conducive to bad |today in both cccupation and Jap- S Haw e e W L | } a0 : sidewalk construction, some of the Councilmen have BOvernmsnt anese circles. A flood of rumors 4 Wh e T Sk y s | indicated -willingness to®stretch the ‘budget in that S A D and at least one newspaper article 4 hat is often said to be the “mother” of invention? | B P 0 ELKS Th = B . il i shtary b “dons” Beryone “This alarm clock will even get school children|dWelt on the possibility of a purge 4 swr:‘;z n as “the father of American football”? (il bah = s TR e Alaskall Holel familiar with civic affairs recognizes that concrete out of bed."—from advertisement “t must have been | ©f €ccnomic leaders 5 P m v brother come, a en| ™ : 1. Canada, 3,694,863 square les: United State: 06 780 s . Visiting brothers welcome. Newly Renovated Rooms walks greatly decrease maintenance costs and, in the an attachment that turns the bed bottom-side up and| Throughout more than a year of o X lare miles, Dnlted Skaten. 9,030,780 savare) lime O F REwhdtl . ineain at Reasonable Rates end, bring savings to the City and property owners shakes it vigorously. oteupstion, there, bas been. MUGRddvie s Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, Secretary. speculation among Japanese that 2. Mercury | PHONE SINGLE O f (o . \ Prod . ot a long.de.|MacArthur eventually would deal 3. Three ]’he washmg'on | tional Committee | Production Board, got a long-de-1 “io-™0 o - ‘(‘- i £ Niciais MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 JUNEAU | This in turn touched off a bon-! served Medal of Merit from Secre- | vyt DAREIEE SO0 T ors of i i SECOND and FOURTH UPHOL | fire at the feet of party leaders. As whom mar t were coworkers o 5. alter Camp (1859-3925). Monda STERY CO. (30 | y oy 7ar Patters = er . it y of each month Merry-Go-Round fre at the foct of purty leaders A tary of War Patterson the other | the miliarists, if not mapipulators, - 2 . Monday of each month e llace, Hannegan and Sparkman fin- 1 day Secretary Patterson has|in Japan's aggression. beginning at 7:30 p. ‘:n RE-UPHOLSTERING (Continuea mom Page One) ally appealed to the White House. | been urging Winthrop Rockefeller| Interest in the subject goes be- J U N E A U B | M L MncsP'ADD-EN- NEW FURNITURE = L | A quick calculation showed that the to publish his report on helping|yond mere punishment for past OAT SHoOP | Worshipful master; JAMES W, . ’ " vere el GIs who have become veterans.!acts, however; the entire future of 5 : 2 Phene 36 122 2nd St. from the packing plants at least Stdtes which were yelling loudest 5 = S atter sleotion day for Wallace had the not-to-be-|Patierson has assed the repart on Japan unquestionably wil be g ared BUILDERS of BOATS and REPAIRING iL‘E’VERS. Secretary. L joe sneezed-at total of over 474 dele-|to General Bradley of the Veterans) to the gate of those who at present However, they will have to sell| o " " " cxt Democrati¢ Con-pAdministration, and to General|as in the past, control the economic See Our Li | sniver Bow Lodge| |ALASKA ELECTRONICS some time, and the Administration E3€S : i , : : ee uur Line o TS No. A 2, LO.OF, Sal d Servi has decided that it can play thel vention—almost enough to nomin- | Erskine in the Labor Department. P e les and Service S eclde a ca: ay he | 2 “ - I %1 o hdidate - 3 Remarked Admiral “Jerry Ao L 7 same waiting game as Republican |2te @ candidate for President. an o St A el B Taow, tans feom AT TRaS Beady for Your Inspection |day at 8:00 P. M., 1. 0. O. . HALL. | |Expert radio repair without delays| s e : and, former head of the Maritime y : { Visiting Brothers Welcans cattlemen and farmers | That was why Truman yielded.| Commission, apropos of the Henry|every Thursday 9:15 am. to con- - < % o P. O. Box 2165 217 Seward 2 : PO 127 SO. MAIN STREET PHONE 709 GEORGE JORGENSON, ot When it comes to pork, rather|That was also why Hannegan and | Kaiser investigation: “The Ameri-|nect with O'Harra bus for Fair- ieng 4 s Moble 1 PHONE 63 than beef, situation ¥ some- | Sparkman both did neat flip-flops,!can people have short mem(,m‘\mnkg or Anchorage. Sec J. B. Bur- Grand; H. V. CALLOW, Secretary what different. Hog raisers have issuing new statements welcoming|They forget that Kaiser had one of | ford. adv. 2 g found they can't fatten hogs much|Wallace back as a speaker. Ru.xull';xm» best shipbuilding records of the Poliosa . oos e o | longer than six months without|Wallace will make ten speeches be-| war. If it hadn't been for those| LISTEN % pm. KINY—Sept' 30, i i : losing money. A hog increases in|tween Oct. 15 and Nov. 5 in Penn-:50 baby flattops he built, I don't| October 5 and 7—Hot—Alaska Tax- | " weight rapidly up to six months, sylvania, Indiana, Ohio, New York,|know where we'd been.” Payers League. Program Speaker, | H En after which he hits a point of New Jersey and Illinois. | (COPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946) \lbert White. adyv. 5 % diminishing returns, So hog farm-| Wallace will not discuss the peac ; s d“ T b T hl s I ers won't hold back as long as the|issue in these speeches. But once F E I lx an lne' u e a e e s cattlemen the electon’s over, he's going to) M . or Ev Howeser, since there i o serious work. on the forcien-poticy ques-| M ORSOTINTTe R IPAAL ery i\ SHORT and LONG WAVE ghortage of pork, it will, take some | tion with a vengeance, will write| Purpose i time to make up the deficit and the a new book on foreign policy, plans | ACROSS 43’ Cantleman il housewi have hard|to speak in every one of the 48| 1 Segment of a hens JUST PHONE Al ALASKA ELECTB o Nlcs time buyir states. In the course of this tour, he e curve 32 i All in all f and pork|will break down and analyze Tru-| § Finwer < H preipect docsn’t look too bright—|man policy and charge that it con- | contatner 34 182 or H PHONE 62 at least er. Secretary An-| flicts with Roosevelt policy. s Connilion i HiR] Spn e B W 'q QOAN S i vt Ml Waikes gl % R 039-2 Long, 2 Short | | SEE “GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS finally are convinced the Govern-|hundreds of important Democrats,| 1 Melody 37 g ! Capitol Theatre—September 25 and 26 § ment will control meat, they! many of them delegates to the next| '* STUin, o0 33 AND i Juneau Volunteer Fire Department Benefit 7 will be shortly after| Demccratic Convention. Should his| 16 Factory 2 —DELIVERY ‘WILL .BEGIN | Show for Memorial Library Fund election: just hold | ideas catch on, there is no question| 11~ Roman clan 40 Mission WEETTHID Ay (e I UL ES off until attlemen | but that he will be a candidate in “favorably 41 English letters Bipe ooy, have to worry|1948 | 3 A 5. Preceds Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle p Administratic Note—Wallace will not try his, 22 % gl mich onger | aid s radio commentator, nor| Mgt e Glaclat wnow 55, Vebicie on = MOTOR REBUILD and MARINE SERVICE " MOV as a columnist. Though sometimes' 26 At what tme 5. K J R d M X Lye . political question around|branded @ “starry-eyed dreamer, Hioemsn 54 Belglan city unneau ea y- [ ] Machine Work — Welding Washington is: “What will Henry|Wallace has plenty of money, is CRE V B Y e e e 7 ] Conerete, Ine . EIVBINE. REEOW NS 7 A8 be found in a series of stage | hybrid corn which he developed | ° 2 1012 West 10th Street PHONE 863 moves occurring immediately after!many years ago. L] he abruptly turned his ir resigna- tion—on request CAPI Though unpublicized, it was Pr al Eisenhower was advised ident Truman himself who sent 1;-. tors to go to Europe on the| out word last weekend that Wallace| Queen Mary rather than by air He Te Postm not bee Credit aster G the sorts in \der the National y Bob of Chi John | fice. was to make no speeches auspices of the Democr Committee. That was w Hannegan, Mayor Ed Kelly cago, House Majority leader McCormick, and Democratic Con-|just as gressional campaign chairman John|saving Sparkman read Wallace out of the party. Immediately the started Democratic bigwigs from at Iehsl ten states bombarded Wallace's of- fice with pleas that he prop up their shaky political chances with personal appearances and speeches. In each case, Wallace and his adroit litical adviser, Harold Young, re- Herred calls to the Democratic Na- f pioneering It o the several 1} post offices fireworks | ami have to try elect Congress they & (e} Democratic 1 elect to Mi. ald-American Meigs, who did airplane produ AL CHAFF 3 so mu is billboards outside Mar George Smathers well and needs the TWA and Assistant ael Sullivan witk new flying post of-| ut mail in the air| railroad mail car, hours at the airport Republicans in Mi- h money to spend | Norm Cur to are even ting up his district pu however, will Corps veteran ami ine Chicago Her- Merrill to push publisher so much Kind of rab it . Gaelie ction in the War ED. SHAFFER as a pata-op subscriber o THE DAILY ALAS SKA EMPIRE is invited to berour guest THIS EVENING. 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