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

PAGL FOUR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE——JUNEAU. ALASKA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1947 i missioner will remove much of the opposition. Half a Ny w5 = T I (”I Y 4 filll.\llll I‘ ’"I)lrl’ loaf would be better than none in this case There are no better furs than | | MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE. NO. 147 ; 2 0 Y E A RS A 6 0 Y{"I . ‘ “VICTOR® FURS SECOND and FOURTH i imeiKE i Monday of each mont! FMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY Pritz Meds Y a snth A Seppkimit it ARG John Fritz Medal 1| | Martin Vicor Furs, Int. | |5 scottion mite Tomplo . % Pre d t (NeW Foric. Tines) R ARY 192° Swedish Fur Crafismen for | beginning at 7:30 p. m. Sl : SRUARY 527 s o R ; B S - : A CHAS. B. HOLLAND, It is fitting that this year the John Fritz Medal o b ’ Thirée” Generationg ; S torial Legislatt d ted Washingten's Birthd; e ior -7 Bus Certificate—outstanc ward in engineering e b \‘ g e iy bk ki __L_q“ e ). L TS Worshipful Master; JAMES W, oA end r g Lew Chubb, director of the g FEBRUARY 20 R kel AR g et e g | . LEIVERS, Secretar: oN RATES: o € earch Laboratori This award, Keith . Wildes ¢ {that offices and businesses be closed wherever practicable | James C. Louper' CPAL | =it =l il o e R by the American Institute of Elec- | o Edith M. Moore . i BUSINESS COUNSELOR ver Bow Lodge n a ieers, the American Society of Civil En- o John XarMENHE M fajor L. E. Oliver, Engineer Officer of the Alaska Road Commission, Spectaliztng in 7z » 2, LO.O.F, e i) the American Institute of Mining and Metal- o cipper” MacKinnon o | received a telegram stating $23,500 had been appropriated for Gisoauileni-Ibuisuibe) Akl Ssets, skai M e i 1 Am. ty of 2 d promptly notify and American Society of o Don o | ment dock in Juneau Trust Accotnts ay at 8:00 P. M., 1. O. O, F. HALL, +in the delivers o N A 1t 8 ,1.0.0.F. mr e del eers Is int :‘mi o comm v\'h\h ® Mrs. R . - i Visiting Brothers Welcome s Office, 374 sighted contributions. George West- ¢ Helen Brightm ° AL returned from Petersl where antlers were placed on | GFORGE JORGENS! % - he firm for which year's s, T M. Asd by the Elks. | b Sle MEMBER OF ASSOC(ATED PRESS ; R y e Mrs M. Andre ® 12 candidates. A railroad dance was staged at Pet rg by the Elks. Grand; H. V. CALLOW, Sec A ted P exclusive reciy rect earch activi receive medal e ’ . , Secretar; 3 e « '::‘m‘m d:{ b sy ]:,‘ g i S g > Deputy Collector of Customs M. S. Whittier returned to Juneau The Erwin Feed Co. 4 e Alexander Graham Bell, Thom PP Sl 0 1 BT % trom & on the Margnita. He had been on a business trip. i I Office in Case Lot Grocery B. T C EL KS i i % S HeR: low, 28; Snow PHOSE 701 Wright. Dr. Chubb has be d ihrouzh weather report: H 35, low, 28; st i O e b i the years for the “pionee ool LAUNDRY WORKERS | ,,,,,,, it i R N AL cemremeea b HAY 'd(léa‘})l;'\(“):“‘ Meets every Wednesddy at 8 . - — | achieveme As one of and § AGE m. Visiting brothers welcome. ass 1 of the el AND DRY {LEANERS W E C. RFY\'OLDS Exalted # work became ractical § Daily Lessons in English % 1. corbon *‘ wam(mfi AGREEMENI AN L e ievement ten hirty years a ng initial inspiration Grocery and Meat Market This year's winner of the prize has lived or g s WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “I am sure you will make| ’ MILING SERVICE" is better to “I am 478 — ~JHONES — 471 ‘ Berl’ igh Quality Food v reoss at ||| Berl's Cash Grocery Moderate Prices geod This is a colloqui mtiers, having beer Yates, Dakota Ter- of work and general working itions has been concluded and SUCCE physical well as s born sixty-four years ago a D (or, BE SUCC! CED: Czechoslovakia. Pronounce chi ritory. In the First World War he serve a member between Lisundry Worker OFTEN MISPRONOU of the Naval Consulting Board and contr ed much Tniton oosde No. | v . E as in CHECK, both O's s in NO, first A as in AH, (ot & A | PIIONE 104 or 105 to methods of submarine detection, improsements in and the following AT), accent first and fourth s || FREE DELIVERY Juneau g for direction she \ OFTEN MISSP Accommodate C's and two Ms. Laundry, - Snow ' ‘White SYNONYMS: Depict, delinecate, picture, portray, re Triangle Cleaners and| o optemre Sl d it is e our vocabulary b T; dazzling c the fulgent wes gas masks, sound-ranging the development of explosives, Tn t War he was active in the developm bomb and helped to direct a program on jet propulsion. It is the conviction of this year’s John Fritz Medal winner t if mankind has the wisdom to ct s rati elf- destruction, the atomic revolution and chang that one cannot yet reg r Ever forward-looking in his approach to World itom Jones-Stevens Shop | | -————— "The Rexall Store” Your Reliable Pharmacists BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. md times you LADIES'—MISSES’ word READY-TO-WEAR v orb’ for- | ar Third | | earch ations between the Union ning Committee and the atove named ried On in 8! Peeee e e s & e | MODERN ETIQUETTE Zeina v e | Seward Street N 0se PrC new industrial R EaEtasamee e radic ance. e will bring a our way of life full sign: the Terri roposed law n contract is the xulmuun of \\ur}\- prob- i wages e minimum iy . R s ing houts fOM &/ A6 N BWEE (0.5 sy i sioniearis ot it il Pianos—Musical Instruments | | HARRY RACE . per hot cred with s Milkh Ibwer Fedsral Taiic | ONEE Ot R ot RUb R Yew ! PR LS a 44 hour week, giving the em- 3 o and Supplier | s ; ke g ployees Saturday afterncon off Q. Is it all right to tell anyone that he or s like somebody | | o Co ; | . t is true tha flgure ik re ’e i | Phone 206 Second and Seward Ipum s 1§ 18 trus ey s O ”\ L Winter Wind without any reduction in the take-| clse? | . x s Drugngt a great hardship on a number of su 5 S home pay, this feature to comm Pl oRE L R A S, S i 1oe AoBerer G : | “The Squibb Store” Alaska, we do not consider this the most ol abl (New York Tim on the first week in March. {he person in question may seem “cute” and attractive, the listener | HEINKE GENERAL Where Pharmacy 18 & feature of the bill The winter wind is lik colc f beating thrc W. D. Wilson, organizer, AFL t think so and be offended by the It is much wiser not | REPAIR SHOP Profession Much: more dangerol the feature permitting |ine bare trectops and sweepin ough the valleys. assisted all parties concerned in the! /50 B T L e Kind | |Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burner - the Commissioner of Labor rules ars in the night, an clemental voice;: it whistles drawing up and consumation of the ~ S AT g 1 | Blacksmi Vi 1 I ). What is the us n { ccurses served at an claborate acksmith Work regulations, and providing for f at the house corner and it 1 the shutter and the agreement | ‘\1 ]“ : S : e . o S 20TH CENTURY MEAT for any employer who “violates pane. Listen to it, and you earing the y B ST S e atpuE _ i | Phone 201 929 W. 12th St MARKET tion or order issued by the Commissioner of Labor currents of the air rushing latitudes of LOGGER A. Ten i ¥ o B ool 5 Juneau's Most Popular P\ Swe A U6 HIth earth, currents from the Mac i the Atha ATTENTION LOGGERS with logs Q. What form of yriate at a christ- | | R i ! and the Saskatchewan and fro rairies ar f le. Contact Junequ Lumber | cning? i 7 As pointed out by Rep. Maurice Johnson of Fair- it tiir din ;h”\ Will buy from: 100,000 ft e | The Store for Men' ONLY THE BEST OF MEATS 2 banks yesterday, it is a dangeroug thing to vest the Tt 15 & homeless WiRd (forever on the move,: Tt ' to 10,000,000 fest:RBRNEIRher | N TS BT S il PIIONE 202 power of government by regulation with sev - cannot pause on any hilltop, { it seems to relax paiticulors see Juneau Lufnber ¢ SABINS Y violations of these rules and regul 10 in some deep valley fb is s streng Mills 433-1 ! LOO!/ d lEA RN by FaE the of any one man. This is no reflecti It bows the ocaks ani > d on. It brings a D CISTPECRes, i ! K an " C. GORDON {| the otficial ho happens to hold the office of labor fr of snow and swirls it over the land and it DANCE “/ l commissioner at present thickens the ice on the lakes: but the wind itself is To the music of Alscrt Peterson's L | l “l Paper Guch. Dower, Wielded by, an unseriipiilous person, forever on’its way, idriven by the welgbt of Jdtg own | Orcheéstra” s the 100 Hall Sa 1. Why i Firetnin EnousD warhelds Dl'llg Siore e 4 3 otic awn by the vacuum of a risen wind in some | Feb. 22 at 9:30, with the Sons of pyiers il ke g o RN S é P and such persons frequently hold public office, could HOUS wI by Shetvacuum c L bt ady. - 506t i . ) tried out an invention at Kitty = | (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) Ideal Paint ShOp ik e Bt WEE R e ae | T4 18, vostinne o b mind, strong as the = & Rapse et . s i NYAL Family Remedies ¥ a wide variety of rules and regulations which would It i vestess @f T00 bl ;m;’m\;‘ NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROOF 3. What wcre the Christian names Haydn, Wagner, and i Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt have the effect of law because of the severe pena e b-bedded root, The| OF LAST WILD. AND TESTI- ‘Schumann? HORLUCK’S DANISH involved for their viclation rocks shoulder it aside, but the sand rolls with the| MENT AND PETITION FOR AP- 4. Who has often L Poet ¢f American Indu ICE CREAM You'll Find Food Finer and The Legislature is the only body which should g4 ana dunes take on new shapes | POINTMENT OF ADMINISTRA- 5. What is the largest Becvice Mare. Obtaplote: at have the power to make laws. If all of our admin- The weak giv v and the uncertain alters its course . W. A. e ANSWERS Holchings Ko istrative officials were given the power to grind out o3 the wind dictates ‘ EREBY GIVEN: 1 Here the Confederate Army under General Le M!i . onomy THE BARANOF and regulations having the effect of law, then And we sit \;m:r‘ our fires, themselves wind- (L et taken. beftip e gt enl on April 9, 186 ¢ would on for a legislative body blown by the chimney gusts, and cherish our warmth, | above entitled Court in ““‘“ o 2. Wrig Brothers, their invention ‘being a heavic ~hoi arkel I CUFFEE anP is our opir that this feature in the bill jOUr Snug st ity. And we know that the rush of ‘I;wm in the A‘nmh.uu MY i Choice Meats At All Times | | hgers its passage. - The intent of the billids to{"ind Just Beyor o '“"‘I“ “‘l‘ll”; ‘Il“ g ‘11 R T e e 3. Franz Peter, Franz Josef, Wilhelm Richard, and Robert Alex- PHONES 553--92--95 : . passing ierce breath of change itself. e |AM. on 8 A o establish @ minimum wage and maximum hours of | PASSINE 18 e FEICE PSS v and swirl: and one | that certain Last Will and Test.- S S | | The Alaskan Hotel pmployment pinstign of:the n Branting . g pight will be-a whisper of soring in the | ment made January 1947, by - Gl ! G 3 the power of regulation and rule to the labor com- 'wind and another winter will have blown itself away. | ARTHUR NICHOLSON, of Ju 5T Ibatross | The harles W. Carter Newly Renovated Rooms o | = Alaska, who died on Janu { M 1 | at Reasonable Rates powers of that Department; 15 other players were also expected. |1947; and, that at said tim i oriuary | SRR thermometer one day hit 80| place a hearing will be had upon " p YELLO‘V CA“ C0 Fuurlhp;ng;};rnr;:in Sts. PHONE 22 Courteous Drivers — Dependable Service = 24-HOUR SERVICE yeas, one absent. | S E N A T E S. J. M. 3, by Walker- Requests degrees, making it the hc st day the petition of GARLAND BOG- <‘ the tary of the Interior to of the year, although the average GAN for his appointment as ad- VANITY BEAUTY SALON Cooper Building Alaska veter- dally maximum temperature is 69| ministrator W. W. A. of the e ans committed as in: f ARTHUR NICHOLSO! hospitals mainained by the Veter- ane specialized for February. One day the mer- cury dropped to 43 degrees and ; and that all persons in in- \ne Administration: 18 yens ;many donned winter wraps but dis- | terest are required to appear at said 24th DAY, FEBRUARY 19 S. J. M. 4, by Walker— Asking!carded them by noon. The McCauls | time and place and show cause why (Intreduced) that resident Alaska veterans re- have been in the east for some-| said Last Will Testament is S. B. 45, by Coffey—To eliminate cciving GI benefits be paid a 25 time before returning to the west.|not the Last Will and Testament |7 RS THU VLG SON, deceas- = o o o o et gt 030t e e 0o e e Gamiao socam | ELLES ATR LINES | S » i S it | DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN S Card Beverage Co. Wholesale 805 10th St. ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager Open Evenings Fhone 318 PHONE 216—DAY or NIGHT for MIXERS or SODA POP the requirement holders of bever quor licenses, subs closure as penaltie u enforced tension to tidewater at Point for violations: Whiteshed of the forest road along TiDE TABLE For Dependability é e U5 Omna’ Thlok jeceased and Letters of Adminis- to Judiciary and Education. the southern shore of Orca Inlet, b dece; g : e near Cordova; 16 yeas FEBRUARY 21 tration issued to him as prayed for via Pe'Ersh“rg and wrange“ ; S. B. 46, by Cochran To revise Bl High tide 2:59 am. 165 ft in his petition | S e Low tide 8:19 am., 22 ft Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Febru- With connections to Craig, Klawock. Hydaburg and | GBAY M E gln A e TuPS ers on proposals for incorporation (AMERA (I_UB wul High tide 14:20 pm., 173 ft ary 13th, 1947. steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle arlne I es sar Low tide 20:42 pm, -15 ft ! % i of eities; Lo Elections ! FELIX GRAH OR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 | See the New Models NOW N ! ) \ ) \ N N \ Secsoco s J. M. 8 by Coffey—Solicits s o s 0 0 0 0 00 FELIX GRAY, United States |} . . s v governmenta towards construc- SPONSOR TRAVE“NG - Commissioner and Ex-Officio Pro-| = cuoe =1 Largest Stock of PROPI&_LLI‘&RS in :lungnu tion of a new mu At ])Luk strength in World War | bate Judge for the Juneau, Alaska,' | Also BRONZE SHAFTING — STERN Tt L S SALON '[0 STATES or America mobitze 13000000 e | Commissioner’s Precinet. | BEARINGS—MARINE HARDWARE tation 4 & struction of a Turnagain Arm At the last regular meeting of ik p'umblng uneau we, lng aciiine 0 Cro yortation t! > Juncau Camera Club members e S : Coffey Col- Cocided to establish a traveling ole @ ; | $00000000000000000044000000000¢ U immediat ré ita of prints representing Alaska ll Burners il s 5 G 4 { the Alaska Railroad: to ind a committee was named to ACROSS o | | ortatior out the details involved. J. W.| L Undermine F i A e R e River | i Burrus were & Run out: heral pile ER|S & - : s“l'rn HEATING and APPLIAME c°. S i the o the plane | . arrs tay £ ESB b ow (W Telephoue-313 Nights-Red 730 | B A nn revealed | 12. New Zealand tribe or clan 13, Aftersong 1 not 1z in m|o x> struction program for the Railroad proposed by Col on be promptly ¢ | Harri Machine Shop,_lnc. ! 0il Burners — Plumbing — Heating | AP | pav PHONE—46 NIGHT PHONE—GREEN 6% JUNEAU MARINE CO. the club is attempting at the present time to establish a circuit esigned for sending pictures to cther camera clubs in the n 2xchange for their pictures The committee will select the c 4%, Bind 50. Unit of work 5L Without reserve portation (Passed) S. B. 22, by Cochran—To ref or Medicinal plant 53. African fiy Rowing 56. <>lofll-z-rloflimx[o]v the law hibiting export of ra- e T AR pAmplement tioned merchan 16 yeas e ve of Alaskan| ug propieal fiber - - Sl he recer bliga : s hran To re 1. ab - éhe - Tecant Deriiiscay Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Manne REPAIRING AND NEW Boat Sales Exhibit d any . Family ul PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL JUKEAU PLUMBING & HEATING CO. ] e i L P e the| Bl RaRly OPED. 4a congeaies | SHGARINERIES S8 hnimomb. Hardware MARINE WAYS and WELDING o e s both scenic and pastoral BY water 64, Extra par JONSTRUC . ion and_weliare work umo By e e s g - oown || Rubber Boats roo wetnminw. Appraisals PHONE 787 Third and Franklin z - L Hindu garmen: | On the bighest point Io! PHONE 29 JUNEAU, ALASKA BOX 2719 Have Your Beat Steam Cleaned While On Our Ways heir pictures in this traveling oo A Eae : MILFORD MARSHALL 7. Kedacts B. 25, by Cochran—To breade: b sroup aw relating to descent as a pala-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA - inq— Present this coupon to the box office of the i real property asulic McCAULS AT MINERAL ; i WELLS, MESA, ARIZONA CAPITOL THEATRE * : i ' J. McCa % l and receive TWO TICKETS to see: | : Federal Tax—12¢ per Person Bank PHONE 14__THE ROYAL BLUE CAB (0. 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