The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 24, 1946, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—- lUNEAb ALAS(A THURSDAY OCTOBI:R 24, I946; and pointless to cry E }m-m for ships. But it is futile - D(uly 4’(13’“1 mplre out with rage at them now | = i firom 1 DR.E. H. KASER | | MounT suNeat LobGE No. 147 - ! S ; p b = ' i hiv 44 SECOND and FOURT! S it avary eV ksent Bandiy by the | If we can learn from this and other inquiries = 20 Y E A RS A G 0 H E EMPI R E DENTIST A 2 'H r% MPIRE PRINTING COMPANY how to improve our procurement policies, we ought | >~ BLOMEREN BOMBING on ay o each month L] Main Streets, Juneau, Alaska | certainly to do so. If we can punish any individuals | | O ke %s in Scottish Rite Temple } 30 - Vice-President ally ate > law, we sl ¢ | beginning at 7:30 p. m. DOROTHY TROYLINGO - -, VieeFiedldent who actually violated the law, we should do so. But| ’ OCTOBER 24, 1926 HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Y ok SPAD" ! ELMER A FRIEN - - - Managing Editor ' the nation is in the position of a man who pays triple Tom M-.:quam, candidate for Delegati to Congr "R stadiress w. ' AC! DEN, i ALFRED 2 R - - - Business Manager i s & S P s 2 i 4 s i e orshipful Mas o _ — - T ll\vv \;nu of ix ,““N in n.].\ d(sut\‘xlu,n‘m get a xt?’uI . oc rogER 24 ® o mass meeting the next night and the Juncau City Band hdd been Mttt Se[}l'(:!n:“("l' James W. ¢ O O A O el AR, . o ul,u uls h«x;u and !m‘n u;rmplr\m,\ later that he wa | Scm:*l IJLunl“ixixllln:n :.m“,d to give a concert outside the Coliseum Theatre and play several James c- cooper’ cPA 5 y. i Delivered by carrier in Juneau and Douglas for £1.50 per month; cheatec e was by his own impatience in ax arah Lee 5 s isction 7 tt R TR or ellve 0 i iy bt il g o | selections inside. ausx:Ebg COUNSELOR Silver Bow Lodge || advance, $7.50 2 . | o Mrs. Ely J. Post . o AT : r Uggntn s e No. A 2, LO.OF. e The Dividing De irhtd s Conrad Kirkebo ° The annual bazaar of the Wu?nen of the Mocse was v\cll.pnlromzed Corporation—Municipal and Meets each Tue: S TCHS o iEres P Ahe dulivery e Dividing Democrats ° Alice Sanders o |and a good sum was realized. The jitney dance was well patronized during | | Trust Accounts \| day at 8:00 P. M., I. O. O. F. HALL, £ their pa s. T. Mear: the evening. | ing Br 4 ¢ T MEMBIR OF ASSOCIATED PRESS THE SEUCIBIIIG Ol gra LI SR T S Daisy Stratford o hn Cashen, member of the Douglas High School freshman class, . T or anHel, Nable. Press is exclusively entitled to e for | vote-getting coalition—it is a little difficult to call it 4 b John Oashen, member of the Douglas HHgH BCUCOLITESHINAI CaBK The Erw“l reed co Grand; H. V. CALLOW, Secretar ews disfatches credited a party!—recently was made more manifest than ev o o chosen mascot of the senior class. A o & . B S by Senator Claude Pepper's attack on President Tru-1® ® %5 ® & 818 AR HSES ) R Grocely herein Senator Claude Pepper's ack on esider - Sae [ L 2 3 = » - man béfore the convention' of the’ Brotherhood. of . | s A. Stevens was clected President of the Douglas Camp, Alaska EHOBE =0 @ B. P. 0. ELKS NATIONAL REPRESE Alaska Newspapers, 1411 ) 2 HAY. GRAIN. C . . | e Avaihs HIdE. B Railroad Trainmen in Miami Beach. This business cf 'I' k o F"emen Ifl | Native Brotherhood AY, GRAIN, COAL Meets every Wednesday at 8 — |a Democratic Senator denouncing a Democratic Pr 0 y | i S and STORAGE m. Visiting brothers wolcomp dent as a fascist is no happy omen for the administra- | \nk Metcalf, mining engineer, left for Skagway on the Margnita E & o tion’s chances in the clections of next November or in parade Apparaius | SN Ruler SLETNOUDS) Exalte | | those of 1848 (] | ; el c ALIF o R NI A uler. W. H. BIGGS, Secretary | ' L. (e beritiaian v Tomas i notea for i | Over 100,000 persons were homeless as the result of the Armenia| 0 ’ e, the gentleman frem Florida is noted for his s | srocory and Meat Market ¥ wide-open mouth, for impetuosity rather than well- woeiul (0"3(“0“ L | METCALFE SHEET M ! weighed words. Also, he may have been tempted by ' ToRYO, Oct. 24—Japanese fire-| S 473 — PHONES — 371 ETAL h the talk of the rail union's president, A. F. Whithes, |y on™ today paraded their might Weather report: High, 53; low, 51; rain { High Quality Foods at Heating—Airconditioning—Boat suggesting him as presidential timber. Even if Mr.';ng cquipment—creaky, antiquated! (= " T T T T | Moderate Prices Tanks and Stacks—Everything Pepper 'ulmminm:\u]‘r s I.’lh-!ll“hlly!)ln]xl m;m] NOW ehicles—and Yanks, atter. taldng ‘ in SHEET METAL in the convention—except perhaps the extreme left- T“,““.’ Tortable (“l'l‘ extinguishers al essons In n 's W I.. GORDON ‘, Phone 711 90 Willoughby Ave. | wingers whose favarite he has become s et Bt POIOD. | Lol b bbb i g icid || JeRSHSIOvenE BRNY: | | [~ So far Senator Pepper is concerned, his de- ;o "\weer and the patade was led | | i i nunciation of the President probably can be brushed - MscArthirs: Prastine. WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “He has proven himself | LADIES'—MISSES’ The Rexall Store" i aside as merely an example of the lengths to which scarlet jeep. {honest,” or, “It has been proven.” Say, “He has PROVED himself hon- | READY-TO-WEAR & 1 = ambition can lead a man. However, as a sample of apanese ‘fire-fighting epuipment est,” and, “Tt has been PROVED.” i Your Reliable Pharmacists H what is happening to the Democrats, it is significant Jon s & b iopitss TEN v :D: V | | Seward Street Near Third ! ACCOUNTING TIME Bl h g in this city of 4,000,000 would sesm OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Vehement. Pronounce ve-e-ment, first | AT R ACCOUNTING TIME That party never had the cohesion of the Republicans BUTLER-MAURO * e d ‘”“~”‘ i xk;m d‘n Ther e il |lx AT inadequate in comparison with that and second E's, as in HE (second E unstressed), accent first syllable. ] DRUG CO 1 Ar winn 4 ays. cre nevel vas a 'ganic 1 o 3 G > g S e e S f small American towns. SSPELLED: Mediocre: 5 . ¥ 2 When the oes of wartime are taken to task as ;i 1 between the Solid South with its prejudices and | e .‘ g ll(‘l\ Rkt o (‘)F."IV‘LN Iv\fl&“SPl‘!IED Muhgm CRE, not cr‘R ! Alaska MIISIC supply i public enem we can be sure the war is really OVer. (he urban Northern voters with their social inte i yo o ; W '“r ‘l SYNONYMS: Captivate, charm, enchant, fascinate, bewitch. ‘ R e The sad situation of a number of shipbuilders is Proof The late President Roosevelt was successtul in NOIINg vrae’ waids. when the town - wa WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours." Let us| | Arthur M. Usgen, Manager HARRY RACE of the change that has come about utterly dissimilar if not down-right antagonistic poli- oy with conflagrations, the .Ncrease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: | | Pianos—Musical Instruments i aiag - s e Rt i ratvaat, o8 OHEARTR oz . 5 it Tpel o d Suppli - b In the critical times from 1942 until near the war’s 5“3“.5 in ‘hml ‘{rlrL 1y :)[.-(.\m‘;." through l\.u dn;.} firefighters leaped on their INCULCATE; to teach and impress by frequent repetitions or nrlmom o o .qo‘:" o3 “:: ‘:";1 SRR Dl’llgglsl i end, when the entire war effort hinged largely on .m',;(-dl \(; the Tm;;( 1.ll|(n)ux(tm.7 l(;x !tm‘n,m:m. he, 4 d drove to safe zones to tions; to urge on the mind. “Christ inculcates on his followers humility.” ‘ ie 206 ond and Sewar i 8 { getting enough ships to put our armies into overseas :“:u‘:r _‘n‘h'“ mlh’:um‘":”‘;.’i:'fi""l‘”’)“:"“m"; ‘:)‘((l]:"ufl’“:;: save their equipment. Firemen de- §™orrosrrsrmoero—y 21 The quibb Store' theatres and then supply them, a man who could g i s ' luged their station houses with all | HEINKE GENERAL Where Pharmacy Is a ! g House. They rode on his coat-tails. available water, while flames con- ! REPAIR SHOP Profession build ships was a hero. Government agencies begged It is carrying coals to Newcastle to point ou that 2vaiavle Waten whtle LRI S0 POBERTA LEE || AIR SHOI ; him to take more orders, gave him him priorities t0 'Harry Truman is no Franklin D. Roosevelt. That's “]‘::l;x‘(' |)\:an e | [Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burner| 20TH CENTUR | insure a flow of steel to his yards, and gave him the self-evident. In his inept way, Mr. Truman may try z -oo—ro SR SRR YR e gk Blacksmith Work M, RY MEAT | absolute assurance of good profits. That was the way harder to please everybody than Mr. Roosevelt ever Q. When a man invites a girl to dine, isn't she privileged to m'dm'! GENERAL REPAIR WORK , ARKET { to get ships built in vast numbers and in record time. | did, but in doing so he just digs booby-traps for him- pAY BOOS]‘S GIVEH freely whatever she desires? | | Phone 204 929 W. 12th St. Juneau’s Most Popular | Now the war is over, and we have far more ships ;Dnlfum?xp:y;“:;;:t.(;l\‘:]xln\: {*ll:|l1«('ll‘1ft‘!\:l :JII\((‘“;‘!‘FLXAHS‘I\‘: A. Certainly; but unless she knows that her escort can afford it, | Mtwing: Plags thatn we-know what to do with, We are paying the | S230R08 07 06 S8L 8% 50 B8 o et even of 'l'o OFH(ERS MEN she should not be too extravagant in her choice. Even if she Knows | “The Store for Men" ONLY THE BEST OF MEATS e ¢ A DE (RorLY Lo p » COSt I8 ¢ AHare y 5 . e ore for Men" bills. And the bill: e high, as every taxpayer Knows. steadfast judgment. The Wallace speech incident that the cost is not to be considered, it is not good form to order as| PHONE 202 They are high primarily because war is a fantastically | ;made that painfully clear, | though she were starving, or that it is the first “real meal” she has SABI expensive business. But they are high partly because As Drew Pearson said, Mr. Truman needs a brain had Iul a long time : s FOR shipbuilding—and armament manufacture—were ex- |trust; but instead he has surrounded himself with a What arm should a man offer his partner when escorting her to 5 3 y S acrdingly arotitable kitchen cabinet consisting almost exclusively of Allen,| gHANGHAI, Oct. 24—Chinese the dming-m()m? | | Front St—Triangle Bldg. Wall Paper - The present investigation of profiteering in the ;;‘]g:"z]‘)’;[ i‘?“:’»‘m“(“]" f"""l‘:‘;fi;h;r;“;n"::;‘:r“‘]‘]‘m“:g' arm ind men are going to A. His right arm i i < TSR g 2 | pla at good men are ad- .o to 70 percent pay boosts Q. If you are intreducing a young woman and a middle-aged mar sald’ B shipyards is desirable. 1t should be pursued. Any |niiil o KUU nctimes one wonders it he really Sorgoogiio 10 POTECTt DY BOOSS , eed man.| | Warfield's Drug Store Ideal Paint Sh i bl fficial who deliberately wasted public money | retroactive to Sept. 1, by crder of whose name is spoken first? | Hi public official who deliberately wasted p Y | wants them. Instability is no attraction, Chiang Kai-Shek G A E R | | (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) H| should be punished, to the extent that extravagance | This Washington atmosphere is reflected in the U‘mi(“r e ‘m“ e o N € yocung womans. | NYAL Family Remedies Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt i can be shown as unlawful. And government procure- | Democratic Party organization. National Chairman ... gy gener 1 il H. o BB e R —=a E il ment pelicy should be revised to prevent any repetition Hnnnogan seems to get little help from the White 400‘[’00 ‘Chmow“ dn.l.aln (about, $125 HORLUCK’S DANISH noll las B a] Sh i of the shocking extravagance of wartime. {House, and it is even reported that he has given up i 1. orricial exchange rate) a an A C. GORDON ICE CREAM g 0 ol' i But there is no point in making whipping boys of | lht‘ idea of backing Mr. Truman in 1948. Under such i 5 S e ;‘ £ : L month NEW CONSTRUCTION and shipbuilders. They built ships, and built them fast, |Circumstances, political fence-mending becomes al- “pyy yanges down to 10,000 Chin- ©= - s —s | | HUTCHINGS ECONOMY when we were ready to pay anything at all for ships. ,“""‘ impossible. Politiclans sccustimed fo riding on ... goiaps (43) a month ‘HiilNe 1. How many milesshorter is the voyage by water from New York | “ MARKET REEAMETOBY { d 4 7 irdSnliet S coat-tails do not work together without leadership. °C ¢ P : a0y, 1 & 1e voyage by water from New York i Undeniably,«they made.a good thing of the nation’s u,] hey g0 off In &ll directions, More. and more, the owest paid troops. 4 City to San Francisco through the Panama Canal than it used to be ! Choie D satats At FREE ESTIMATE desperate need. But the terms were set by PUblic) pomoeratic Party looks like a centrifuge "7 NOTICE OF HEARING O/’ 8round the Confinent of South America? e s Phone Douglas 192 i officers. The road to fabulous profits was laid out |~ Tphe Republicans, on the other side, certainly have FINAL REPORT 2. What three Presidents of the,United States were married while OGS asaa Fiore i by the Maritime Commission and other procurement !not hammered together a platform calculated to wean In the Commissioner’s Court for the in office? | NES. 555-502--05 il agencies. the independent voter from the Democratic colum. | Territory of Alaska. Division Num- 3 “What, four State. capitals‘begin with the lotter “B'? | The Alaskan Holel { Most of the extraordinary profits so easily made | Themselves disorganized and divided by long years | bper One. Before FELIX GRAY, 4. From what is cocaine derived? [ I’he Charlesw Cane ] 1l were recovered in excess profits taxes. The remainder out of office, they seem content to snipe and to bar Commissioner and Ex-Officio Pre- 5. Does ceral belong to the vegetable,, animal, or mineral kingdom? | ¥ ¥ Newly Renovated Rooms ! represents the enrichment of individuals whose oppor- | o0 Democratic rifts and divisions. This may turn out bate Judge, Juneau Precinct ANSWERS: 3 | i wp M at Reasonable Rates il tunit was created by lavish public policy. Tt is well | %0 b€ their bad luck in the end because there is no In the Matter of the Last Will and b orluary i: o e bor also that areat. numbers of medicere | YAUILY In the idea that they can “win with anybody.” Testament and Estate of HENRY ! i § Pl and mekiin ot PHONE SINGLE O { P panier Rlio MRS BIELunUMBeD ok Thso e It looks like two more years of bickering and HENDRICKSON, Deceased 2. Cleveland, Tyler, and Wilson TRRSARE, it workmen made remarkable wages in the shipyards, | chaffering in Washington—perhaps even six years of = Notice is hereby given that 3. Beise, Idaho: Baton Rouge, La.; Boston, Mass.; Bismarck, North | EHONP P i oftentimes for grossly inefficient and indolent Work.| grgumentation and name-calling—a sad prospect for WAINO EDWARD HENDRICKSON Dakota. | VANITY BEAUTY il They also made a good thing of the nation’s desperate | the nation and the world. and ARNOT HENRY HENDRICK- 4. From the leaves of the a shrub. c d B c | . SALON‘ l; ; —— SON. Exccutors of the Estate of 5. Animal, ara beverage Lo. | | li “|e waShin mn is to support Coughlin in his fight | Troops on foreign soil—RUSSIADS genry Hendrickson, deceased, have — — Wholesale 805 10th st. | | Cooper Building il g against Roosevelt and the Jews by Will get under British skit by de- feq their Final Report of the ad- — | [ i W d {improvinz the position of the manding size of British troop forces minjstration of the Estate, and that | | PHONE 216—DAY or NIGHT | | | ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager | i Me"y Go ROIIII church in G‘:umn_\‘ to a certain ex- In lagx;{d Llolum;l‘e U::‘A a Hearing will be held thereon be- MoTon BEBUILD and MARI"E SEBVICE for MIXERS or SODA POP Open Evenings Phone 318 i |tent. As is known to you, Father and will split, a quite fore the undersigned at Juneau; Al- . i (Continuea wom Page One) | Coughlin sent his manager, Leo T.| Willing to give figures of our troops aska at 10 o'clock A. M. on Decem- Mach“‘e work Weldm 5! ~———————————— | Reardon, to Germany, the matter . abroad. ber 18th, 1946, at which time all ENGINE REBUILDI G—HARDWARE : % H testimony of Nazi officials arrested @bout which Mr. Sallet is informed | Real progress — Despite lack of persons interested in the Estate of 1012 West 10th Street i 4 AR st | | in Germany now appears to answer i detail. Mr. Heiler asked whether | publicity, despite vitriolic debates, Deceased may appear and file ob- T Ok Bop I} i the question for once and all. it would be possible to give him | the United Nations has made great jections in writing. = “ The answer is that the radio|SOMe reassuring iniormation for|progress on less spectacular prob-| Given under my hand and the seal { A ASKA ELECTRONICS U] sitest did Wk‘w(q;“,m(m I‘mm Coughlin when he returns to the lems; refugees, health, aid to child-'of the Probate Court above men- [} . % & p United States. 1 ren, construction of devastated ar- tioned this 16th day of October, [\ ! Hitler, but the Nazis figured he| lics s el X s ay of October, [} | s Hiler, but the Nets figured, he| V10 PSR L e ety | €06 human righis. Though obscur- 1641 ; i ales and Service supprossed *Hogge report on. Nazi|!o bring out in the United States|°d hy internationsl wrangling on| (SEAL) FELIX GRAY, s H BOX 2165 PHONE 62 PE o ther things, this is one of tr 5. © ; io [ H activities in the USA carries the|the German point of view. other 111‘;, his 1s< one of the U. S. Commissioner and Ex-Officio [ H following interesting references to| ‘Mr. Heiler will call on me be- most important jobs the UN is do- Probate J{ldu,\v Juneau Precinct. o F“r Ever i el 1¥5re: his® yeburn to . the United |18 First publication, Oct. 17, 1946 y ] - T e ot oromany | CoPSGT, . s, e 140 Last pulcaion, o, T 150, Phiasas . | allicratters .. Admiral . . FBkp O W;Oi);”,‘mh tache ap|Would be dificult to formulate an p i = e Bhee > fficial German statement for 7 E H H = the German Emba in Washing-| . e i C d P i H ton from 1535 to 1987 nnd. subse. | CUEIN- # Crossword Puzzle ® JUST PHONE | endix and yentinel Radios quently an emplc of the Ger-| Continuing, the Rogge report G H man Foreign Office), an agent of state 2 ACROSS 20; Uniler,: obll o 0]_. i ) s ~oughlin e 0 T.| “Pa s 1. Tablet lon ~ e S T TR Rl g s EXPERT REPAIRS ON ANY Rearden, came to Berlin and want- | ther Coughlin was extraordinarily | (LA A s -4 Long, ort | ed to see Von Ribbentrop and Hit- | frequently discussed at the Foreign ity Selt E hf | RADIO EOUIPMENT ler t's job was to entertain|Office. His activities in the United| 9 Public convey- bt any E At 3“3 iy H i Reardon and talk to him about were frequent topics for| a american 00d fish NI \;ITH'NE[}: FEVVI BF;%IE:N i German problems. Reardon talked | conferences among the department y Dumriat Forehead i I MINUTES | e < against President Roosevelt and chiefs of the Foreign Office. The| 1. paim lear amrnngye E| | i against the Jews, and conveyed| matter was assigned to Six's de-| % .u‘fl‘; D] | * E estion that Hitler| partment.’ { ey haleally G| | h ment that the Nazis were support-| WHAT UN WILL DEBATE | 4 e E[D) Juneau Read -M.x i MOTORSHIP E BE f the Christian religion ! Here are the most important| - 82 Solutlon of Yestertay’ H Leaves HA!NES and SKAGW Y every “After spending a few days with| problems to be threshed out before| ““Kifway | Youtelday's Pusslel i for A HONDAY Sallet, Reardon saw Ribbentrop. To| the UN General Assembly | 2 Long low seat 5. Kuropean C"ncrete lne H 10 P.M. Ribbentrop he repeated the things The vetc—Cuba will propose that| " anclent a0 B 9 L ¢ Leaves fi he ‘had told Sallet. As for the it be eliminated entirely. Russia | district in 61, Massachusetts LA i o statement that the Nazis were sup- | Wwill vigorously oppose. The United Aslmingy French capital SITKA and W 1 Wednesd 8 4 AN S s i an| ayporis every wednesday gy porters of Christianity, Ribbentrop States and Britain will welch, They | 7Tz T3 / replied evasively that they would|still like the power of the veto, de- | There is no substitute for newspaner aflverhsmg] PASSENGERS, FREIGHT and MAIL do the best they could on it." At|spite their criticism of Russia for| /2 the close of the interview, Ribben-|using it; so they will propose that ——— — B e = ~ -. trop said: ‘Give my regards to|the veto be eliminated eventual 5 dhatet ,“.,\c, Father Coughlin. I have a high re- but that debate be indefinitely| 78 i"'r" B e gard for him postponed. ‘ ox " V08 OLIVE TROWER “Later in the year, Coughlin fol-| Palestine—Mandates and trustee- . Fronch g 3 £ lssl ove’H " c '“ 'B k' lm lowed up on the suggestion he had | ships will cause caustic debate. V& ea |§ as a paid-up subscriver to THE DAILY ALASKA P alf a Leniury ol Banking— made through Reardon. He wrote Britain still clings to EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING. a letter to the German Foreign Of- though the League of RN Present this coupon to the box office of the . fice, together with a memorandum Wwhich loaned it to her is defunct Amerlcan under date of August 11, 1939, Some UN members will now try to CAPITOL THEATRE signed by one Woermann, head of |take it away. The USA will be in the political department of the|ior trouble when Russia raises and receive TWO TICKETS to see: German Foreign Office. Woer- status of Pacific Islands now held o b . ' The B. M. Behrend lows Home for United Nations—Dele- SHE WENT TO THE RACES e ® 4 en s “The German honorary consul in gates are fed up with New York's Federal Tax—12¢ per Person Detroit, Mr. Heiler, who was intro- lack of hospitality, and Soviet will duced to me by the German Consul take advantage of this by urging PHONE 14 THE ROYAL BLUE CAB CO. m Cleveland, handed me the en- closed copy of a letter directed to him by the well-known Father Coughlin. He showed me the ori- ginal letter bearing the signature of” Coughlin. The aim of the letter transfer to Europe. Delegates will argue that even in wartorn London or Paris they get better treatment than in blase, subway-rushing, ber- serk New York. San Francisco will| take advantage of this. and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments. WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! Oldest Bank in Alaska COMMERICAL SAVINGS