The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 20, 1947, Page 4

1 f THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1947 ! . I system to the Government should far: exceed the ~ et o Sy ) b 5‘ I)(”g \Y .‘11(18’1'(1 Enlplr(’ measurable direct savings. It is surprising that an| == from d =« _#_ BARBER | | MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NoO. 147 i L e e L R R extension of the system has been 5o long delayed in '\ <= THE EMPIRE Urnieé S ssor SECOND and FOURTH i EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY view of its obvious advantages. = } BARANOF HOTEL Morday of each month I A n Streets, Jur R AN ‘uwmo e | | Lawer Tokby ¥ in Scottish Rite Temple it e-Presid Russia, like the United States, is finding that it is i JANUARY 20, 192 9 am. to 6 pn. or Phone 800 beginning ‘at 7:30 p. m. J¥ing Editor | one thing to announce a goal for housing and another | Eliott Fremming and Fred Cornwright were surprised when they for appointment M. L MacSPADDEN, - Hhing W sV 0 {' returned to their apartment in the MacKinnon to find several of the o Worshipful Master; James W. —— o JANUARY 20 G / em a kitchen shower and also had prepared a dinner LEIVERS, Secretary. younger set giving them a J ry. Fat Tuarkey HOWE IDCPEIE SICENRIIE e JoRtn, S Yor the young bachelors. The young ladies were Nell McCloskey, Alta James C. CIIOpel'. CPA] S . (] e b Sendig ey ey Purpose, Bess O'Nell, Grace Carney, Cecelia McLaughlin, The men were| | BUSINESS COUNSELOR Silver Bow Lodge {4 Fog Nozzles for Hotels R Johi and Jimme Morrison, and John Olsen. T Ne. 4 2, Lo, r % i 1 et e sl orporation—Municipal an eets each Tues- s will promptly notif: | Clare rber * i the B i v o it S e N e s < 4 % { : éllq‘,x‘.“;:‘mg";\:;, The Juneau City Band was to give a dance in the Elks Hall on the Trust Accounts day at 8:00 P. M., I. O. O. F. HALL, B Isy: News: OThos 001 B Gatisms Dihos, #1¢ e 1"‘ e ‘.““,N“,‘.}‘ b",”““‘]".";“f' . Warren Reader coming Saturday evening and all other dances had been called off to Visiting. Brothers Welcome ¥ ASSOCIATED P generdl lse R NOVILS SLY DS M08 POREP LT G Mrs. W. H. Wilson + sive support to the local musical organization GEORGE JORGENSON, Noble (4 e 1a B¢ . fighting one of the greatest menaces of the sea—fire. | JEIVE Th Bl’ < r d c Grand; H. V. CALLOW, Secretar: p tehe Depending on force rather than quantities of water,|® T i Betoniinh and HuA libi e LIwiIn I ee 0. 5 i ¥ the fog nozzle smothers stubborn ofl fires which|® © @ ¢ « ¢ & ' e o o The Juneau Elk]s bul\lvlertsl rclunl\vltl from Ketchikan and had no alibis Bihie i Oasa Lot Grosery _,‘ ordinary means of fire-fighting would fail to cope.| AT RN TE R to make as to why they lost the matches NE 3 Alasku Newspapers, 1411 We've watched while crews advanced across blazing, | TIME HAD o" - B HAY. P("‘;:\‘;V‘“(‘OAL M B' P' 0' ELKS 2 i olE oil-soaked decks behind the protective fog, Wiping out | Hugh J. Wade left for the States on the Admiral Evans. He was a R L eets every Wednesday at 8 p. . the flame as an eraser wipes chalk marks from a | p | special Investigator. ' and ? 4 m. Visiting brothers welcome. blackboard. We've seen men enter, unharmed, rooms | SKI TRAIL SUNDAY' AN E. C. REYNOLDS, Exalted which were veritable infernos, moving under the r 2 pghuiade mActi Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, amie eft on the Admiral Evans, Tacoma bound. , Secretary blanket of mist thrown out by the amazing nozzle. | Iwo RA(ES HE[D Mamle Feus! deft on o CALIF 0 R “ IA by It seems to us—a theoretical rather than a prac- £ i Ve s L 2 ; Grocery and Meat Market e ———— tical fireman—that this system of fire-fighting and ;eorge Messerschmidt left on the Admiral Evans on a business trip i sENas 5 | MILING SERVICE" fire prevention could be used to guard against the ¥ & eon. | to Seattle i3 (i repetition of such disastrcus hotel fires as the nation | ANl SKIOtS agfee o —_— High Quality Foods at Bert's Cash Groc X “has seen during the last few months. The holocausts :‘ .50 :”_[m i TherEhid Weather report: High, 28; low, 24; clear Moderate Prices fl, P in Chicago and Atlanta resulted directly from the | 200Ut a8 Per : SIS -~ PHONE 104 or 105 P for. Fifteen junior club members rce of drafts 4 ames along halls, force of drafts forcing heat and flames along s, spent most of their time Up at the the fog norale, It might well be insialled <o prevent | SKi bOVL Joining the activity on the | Daily'Lessons in English V. 1. corpon | Jones-Stevens Shop FREE DELIVERY Juneau just such action slalom hill Sunday afternoon. The \ If each hallway, each stair ski tow was kept busy all day Sun- | {_____. ———-~ could be equibped with fog noz d_u.\' u:.:n ;l\';il"sevenfs' XSkifl".""”' could be smothered before they could gain death- |Ding the hill at one time or an- ; I other taking momentum. The nozzle not only kills flames, ' °t ; i 4 & The ghli i vesterday’'s I MIGHT come. but retards heat as well. Thus the waves of searing| The highlight in yesterday's e — LADIES'—MISSES’ WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, "My mother said that I READY-TO-WEAR may come.” Say, “My mother SAYS that I MAY come,” or, “SAID that Seward Street Near Third 1 and elevator shaft , flames probably | ""The Rexall Store” Your Reliable Pharmacists BUTLER-MAURO ECONOMY PRIZES — President Truman's utive order setting up a poqe which kill more people than the actual flames events was the Senior-Junior three OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Requital. Pronounce re-wkit-al, I as % | ol merit award system for all Government employees ' couid be blocked off from every hotel haiiway man team competition. The senior in QUITE, not as in QUIT; accent second syllable. Alaska Mns]c supply | DRUG cCoO. '{1 who make suggestions resulting in improvement or Such installations, we understand, would be com- | team composed of Dean Williams, OFTEN MISSPELLED: Choir (an organized company of singers). Arthur M. Uggen, Manager al operations is by no means a | paratively cheap. Certainly, in view of the recent Nerman Bucy, and Jim Church won Qquire (24 sometimes 25, sheets of paper) economy in departm v 4 \ o iy i over the juniors, on {he combined Fianos—Musical Instruments HARRY RACE new departure. Awards of this sort have been made death tolls in hotel fires, any investment which would | 9 ’ : g ; . SYNONYMS: Stealthy, secret, furtive, siy. B onits for years, mainly by the Army, Navy, and Interior reduce tf &e tolls would be in order results, but the margin was rather f e T o e e s Supplier i e i ; ; slim. WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us| | Phone 206 Second and Seward | | rugglst DEos cmas. The MBS e e 3 ddie Hunter, Jim Rude and Al ease our vocabuiary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: : 1 o ) ati ividends Buddie Hunter, Jin e Al as v by maste i o bing been giving cash awardy slice 1918, ja0d CHnE Tl Tzf RUon Wiiibodl, Shaw ran for the juniors making GRANDILOQUENT; characterized by a pompous or bombastic style. AEINKE GENERAI The Squibb Store' the war under its Beneficlal Suggestion Program it (New York Sun) very steady smooth runs. The fast- (Accent follows the L). “Many are ambitious of saying grand things; REPAIR S‘pr o Where Pharmacy Is a paid out sums ranging from $5 to $5000. Few Navy In a grudging and incomplete response to wide- ' €St run over the open slalom course ¢ js, being grandilogent.”—Hare. i Profession made by Dean Williams with oo e Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burner payments have exceeded $250, although one emplovee g10q4 and long continued criticlsm of double taxa- 4 . received nearly $6000 for a suggestion that saved the L,‘(,“ of (.(,,.,m,.,‘:’(. dividends the Treasury Department 3-5 seconds time to ke follow- b [} Blacksmith Work Government more than 23 million dollars in the course ' has brought out five different plans for corporate ' €d Bud Hunter at 27 seconds. MODERN ETIOUETT by : GENERAL REPAIR WORK of a single year taxation. Though these plans are presented in lan- The straight race which followed ROBERTA LEE Phone 204 929 W. 12th St. Heretofore these merit awards have been restricted guage which in some instances is beyond the com- the slalom proved very popular { prehension of anybody but a tax expert, it is suffi- with the spectators, many of whom cient to say of them that they do not propose an end tcok pictures of th 20TH CENTURY MEAT MARKET Juneau’s Most Popular “Meating” Place ONLY THE BEST OF MEATS e ————— A [ SO in scope and regulations have varied from department to department. The President under the authority Q. Can a person’s breeding be determined by what causes him to “The Store for Men” given him by a law passed last August is now in | ' ““"M‘lf“ il "’f,u"_"m“”' v s hul s md“f' /,\l S,lmn'::zf‘bd_)l.w‘l,mm.:lt:], Y:,,l: e 3 | PHONE 202 { preseribed limits. The law provides that, with the effect, ;l.\ vnntribul:’ml.s f‘l"‘r:m‘mmn\m(‘m.x uul;lul's Wl‘;l(‘;] - - s, disCIigRis b(’('\veen BHak ke a AEcsublect Tor I e e I .enuned N FOR . xception of the War and Navy Departments, no it is willing to accept if Congress is, too lo, teyergnce, . JLPE (PEIIGD who 1“"%“‘5‘ at one ,“'h? is ‘f"f"lm“fl‘(‘» Front St—Triangle Bldg. award shall exceed $1000 and that total departmental Disappointment over the Treasury’s :ttitude -eed JUNEAU (AMERA (lUB ”“-‘-‘dcun\; mentally, or perhaps a m?yn s\ccldenl.‘ is NOT \we'll-bredv Wall P“per o J Q. When an engagement is to be a long one, should it be announcedi cash awards shall not exceed $25.000 in any fical year. not be carried too ar. The eraof tax legislation on SPONSORS EXHIBIT AT st awas? Warfield's Drug Store According to the regulations just issued, payment the basis of Treasury plans and proposals is drawing i i ¢ i § n this case the announcement is frequently w eld ( y L. will be based on the amount of the annual savings to an end. Consideration of tax legislation in the (OMING AR“ SHOW a: L(; his ¢ *‘l the ancouncement is frequently withheld until the FO:nerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) Ideal Pami Shop oS vi o r p So e g J set. H i ¢ resulting from adopted suggestions Eightieth Congress will not find either the House WegEl Ltho. e : NYAL Family Remedies i of Representatives or the Senate in a mood t ot 4 Q. What is the best phrase to use when telephoning and one has one 549 Fred W. Wendt A program of this sort not only pays dividends, ¥ 8 a mood to act as B HORLUCK’ a2 e a mere amanuensis for a variety of so-called experts . o . been given the wrong number? | JCK'S DANISH as shown by the experience of the Navy Department; PR A ) ot e ek t‘ f The Juneau Camera Ciub has un- B e e okl e i ICE CREAM e it also acts as a morale builder. Government em- e Treasury Department. ouble taxation of | gertaken sponsorship of the photg- A. Say, “I am sorry for the mistake . o ou'll Find Food Finer and cerporate dividends, once in the hands of the cor- Service More Complete at THE BARANOF ; - tolerant o o ractic graphic section of the 1947 Arts ployees become less tolerant of wasteful practices |, ration and again in the hands of the stockholder b el L - o I rafts Exhibit to be held jn when spurred by the hope of reward to offer economy | jnequitable, the answer is not to modify the inequity, ?hl‘d ;,f,‘:;l;c ’l}e:;p‘lb J(;”“;m_;‘fl 2% ‘ I.O 0 K a d l EA R N by Hlflchlngs Economy Slisiemiont; fe B tendt W yalic gt & el st Buclo R and 26. Submissions at the 1948 &n A. C. GORDON }! Mal'kei S £ - i k Y 5 S g 5 & exhibit were excellent and in order } a # 1 The waflllng'on men come in during the Moscow ley from South Carolina on the (X'bY We SHCTIEE MC R A0S =3 | | Choice Meats At All Times COFFEE SHOP conference and operate freely, you Court of Claims (Judge Richard bition this year, the Club is distri- 1. What area in the United States at one time went for 401 days | 22 > will win more friends than by S. Whaley of Charleston). He is a O 3 % : et g fine PHCNES 553—92—85 3§ Me"y-GO'RO“fld bl s R ARG A i : 2 buting free ol charge standard pho- Without any measurable precipitation? Th AI k n lel & - MU‘]‘"‘”’X“ 50 ‘(‘i“‘“ o orihbi ‘L:' ax‘ (l)l‘l)‘ul( [" ]bl‘li" I'm SUre y, meunts. The Club is also offer- 2. How much does an average human brain weigh? e Alaskan k10 - - stov agreed, '] e, ou can rive a tight pargain. i 4 4 £ 5 % g n prizes a r exhi- v i vas if (Continued jrom rage One) though he still hasn't given the Mr. Whaley proceeded to give ::xfuriao,"l:hf:j";" :,)0{:::;::\:‘1‘:1\?1!);1\’ i I\:;n“:m );ar % -M:mhflm e The Charles w Cartex Newly Renovated Rooms A MR SR — final green light on radio broad- Bymes an even more woeful pic- oo g o0 e 4 AL SISImonyms?. ¢ : i at Reasonable Rates been pushing for the treaties, but casts ture of the British financial situa- | ® 0 JSPAY BOB-COMPELNOY. o 5. When was Mendelssohn’s Wedding March first played? Moriuary . BRITISH BARGAIN ON RUHR convincing argument. Finaily Byrnes o & 10 R 1. Death Valley, Calif | PHONE 136 i i MOLOTOV REVERS Though they didn’t leak out at replied il“l‘}‘l‘(' S-‘:t’z:nhvr s );k; Photo Shop, 2. The average is 3.1 pounds. i Bymes also proceeded to give the time Byrnes also had some dif-| .oy 1 tel you what Il do. oy the Snap. Shoppe. gy Shoth 3. 1865 ] VANITY BEAUTY i Molotov some friendly but straight- x;u.m-u with the British, ‘one o | wonSii e orkend me Bevin lan't! montts ate. alkott ttailable. and 4. Worda that are pronounced alike, but differ in spelling and means Card Beveraye Co SALON from-the-shoulder advice on U. S- :]"_ X;xm( ]“Zfi‘r"f‘“ over payment of |y, yne room, and T'll make you an prints may be received /ing; as, BARE and BEAR. ey ' Cooper Building i USek reltions < ”“:«‘.. eficlt in it occupation | offer. we'll pay 65 percent of the This year prints of any kind may 5. At Potsdam, in 1843, for the performance of “A Midsummer Night's s g ¥ ":Q.l.ll‘d?n";un;lnhH) \iv..‘:./\‘“]) (::: /;j mBnnl)Ll ¥ British deficit—if you will trade pe submitted with no entry fee, Dream.” PHONE 216—DAY or NIGHT ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager said, “that Russia has use e he British zone, inciuGing the zones. I oifered Mr. Bevin 60 per- Lut contestants should try to use —— % 2 SR L (L SERE. v Thon. * H'(n.i‘nd;nl\ rv.wn:m of wwd\\‘l\lql it wealthy Ruhr industries, operated cent, but I'll offer you 65 percent.” and 16 by 20 inch mounts. | for MEELS o SODA, DOF: Qpen - Epenises fune A1 ‘ had built up in this country. Most|last year on a $400,000,000 deficit, However, there was still no en- Deadline for delivery of prints| 3 3 a teinal Bele had. Bt amn 106 MAfal the o peThy. Ay R et oo en-! Deadiios W Gailey ot ‘There is no substitute for newspaser advertising! b Russia “nm it's gone now. 1“‘““}“‘”“0' with a less dense populafion in advance that his offer would be Judges will be J: W ¥ o i & l,____.______._._.___.__—. you follow a consistent policy of ' but more agriculture, operated on turned down. my | Tai. Blood' aha Shrevor: Davisi N s s i s 1 bt e e ot T e o T FLLIS AIR LINES || MOTOR REBUILD and MARINE SERVICE | | can't expect us to love .\'n'\l Some American officials have re-| inside of some of our most import- Fresh Tenakee Crabs, jumbo size, 3 Machifle work-weldil : Byrnes also suggested that Mol- sented the fact that the British' ant diplomatic conversations; a 75 cents each at Sanitary Meat Go. DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU To EETCHIKAN ! g : ctov check with some of the h«u;h grabbed off the prize part of Ger-'glimpse also at the canny states- adv. 481-12 | ENGINE REBUILDING—HARDWARE 4 of the Rusian satellite nations Who many when they took over the'manship and diplomatic charm of - > — | H | 862 T had close contacts_among Czechi- Ruhr. For although badly battered | the man who weathered one of About 4000 B, G, Imhotep, the| via Petersburg and Wrangell {| 1012 West 10th Street PHONF ; An n and Yugoslav-Americans, now, it is the backbone i RS : i WA S A wriatirss O : . . ganetiogs i RURoslas Sistins ow, i 1~'h-- e’ bac ,.‘, 1€ ,‘f‘ v(’.“A the roughest diplomatic periods first great achitect of history, built| With connections to Craig, Klawock. Hydaburg and | PR 24 g many. Ex-Secretary of the Trea-|our history and leit our fore the stepped pyramid as' tomb of steamers for Pri R V: erican public toward Russia ury Morgenthau is eredited with | e . ax for his w 3 of. tt 2 steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle | Aty S 3 relations much better for his wor Zo: pharach of the third Egyp-| | s ENSES PRES Molotow seemed shalken by Byrnes giving the British this prige plum. | (coprataat, 1947, BrLL SYNDICATE 10 tian. dynasty, FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 {| EYES EXAMINED L S PRESCRIBED statement. Almost immediatel Inder the U. S.-British plan of B - ant provisions in the Italian treaty.'zenes, the United States has agreed [A[D] OPTOMETRIST 1 t p bay the British deficits on VIA] | “ Second and PFranklin Juneau to make' u 50-50 basis. However, Foreign | E[T| | DON H. HA EBERG v PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS favorable Minister Bevin, goaded by Chan-| ACROSS 40, Engiich tetier NE| ! us a pala-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA . ly meant ccllor of the Exchequer Hugh Dal- L Ol SRy 4% Frovince in AlD| | EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING. " ton, approached Byrnes with' she| . 4..eiesins catde. 44, Sl Present this coupon to the box office of the [ i oo ca S oo mm e amsmran ) n, there was | 11 that the United States| Rail bird 43, Bill of fare D|O] \[ | "i-‘-fi-’, E t s end, the not 50 bup .60 percent. of the Moving wagon 43 Inviz 1ol | % the end. the pay ot 30 but @0 percent of the! Ib Noting musse 1 vieur 1ol | CAPITOL THEATRE ucille’s Beauty Salon ms inspection Poyvin put up a sorrowiul argu- Els| | SPECIALIZING IN ALL KINDS AND OF and receive TWO TICKETS to see: WAVES FOR ALL TEXTURES OF HAIR it t the British had had to] from the United | they wanted to buy! and that they couldn't new instructions from the Politburo’ afford to bear such a heavy bur-| Phone 492 HAIR CUTTING Klein Bldg. [ FULL LINE OF DERMETIC CREAMS their own verel, bacey . Twilled cotton fabric small pie P e b.oriow ""The Postman Always Rings Twice" Federal Tax—12c per Person Zj) course, had received U, 8. g zlm in Moscow. Also he had received den u ed Ge! g g - was no danger of the United &5 nortiilaredl i " 3. Transpoalt ; i 3 ¥ i R S I L e e ot e (] and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and JUKEAU PLUMBING & HEATING C0. for at least one ycar. These Polit- you trade zones with us, we'll take! BICIOWEAY <& Parrot fish 1710 anothar |l RETURN YOU to your horie with our compliments. ?mefi—mew':I:gmw METAL [ buro instructions were la the ver 60 ent of the British de- { | WATCH THIS SPACE—Y 3 % F ine N bt L ACE—Your Name May Appear! u result of the firm but frier ad- fieit - B e e PHONE 787 Third and Franklin Hindu queen ing weeks of talk to each other fact that Morgenthau wt in Paris ar New York. Byrnes dcesn't particularly like, gave away finally had » Ruhr il Bevin replied that he couldn't do | without consulling his Cab- m he A FREE PRESS IN MOSCOW After the atmosphere cleared and jy ssians suggested that they “Well, call them up,” shot back Germar s E ‘ Men’s & Boys’ ' ' ks B | il coior CLOTHING 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1947 , ¢ A ‘ Byrn . ,“h” believes in tast action. | i et i Ra0 W s sl FEATURES for TODAY: % a tional advice hemmed and hawed. He i | e vou il the Mscon G oy e | BOYS' MEN'S The B. M. Behrend \ B s i e o s . o S . DR 4 Buckle 307 Tig Bo nt B |e‘ e 4 in and operate ireely withou ¥ pert named Whaley. and as censorship. If you do that you will'to expiain the British financia Pendleton an 4 Overshoes : SIZES—Youths 11 to 2 Dress Shirts : Oldest Bank in Alaska win more f build up! siti 1 more detail to the Ameri- than you have any can Secretary of State. more goody R A% Most akreeapl A :' \L;; >Atrr}xiAA abo pemmit tadlo BYRNES OUTSCOTCHES SCOTS ;\',Jl‘lf;'::::- g Boys 2 to 6 Sizes 1435 to 18 [ proadeasts. The American public is ’ha b gain ued to radio. T get up in the morm- | to. make the. finADEAl cxpert. oo @ PHONE677 @ P.0.BOX1465 @ COMMERCIAL SAVINGS turn on the radio whiie I'at home, “that’s an interesting = : : ‘ shaver And if you let radio and news- name. I have a friend named Wha-