The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 21, 1947, Page 4

l \(;I FOUR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1947 Life Insurance Company show that marriafes reached | | g | ¥ D('l’ \ 1’(’31. a I "[,)l,r() | an all-time peak in the United States during the past| = = g ’ There are no better furs than MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 i s, il twelve months. But there is a sober side to the | "= *\.T | Zo YEA RS AGO jrom o “VICTOR" FURS SECOND and FOURTH I*m"“ Spladealid picture. Divorces also were on the increase lnst year, e ; THE EmMmriRE ' | Martin Vicior Furs, | Monday of each month \ ot s & and manv of the weddings recorded dur this period | | ; " nc. in Scottish Rite Temple . were of the “repe variety AP 'Ww | R smapans: vy i Swedish Fur Craftsmen for beginning at 7:30 p. m ol e 1 T Sociologists have cause to be disturbed b Wm REBRDAR S gt | Three G fons St i e steady rise in divorces in vecent years. Back i’ . FEBRUARY 21 . Without \"wc:‘vl service or cerc nlcml employed to dedicate thefr| ”‘“““"2“:”‘ fons Worshipful Master; JA A - i e .\\..» 1 President »I‘m‘um,vv.» hlu‘fl‘,r' proposed a F g . Dryden o | new church, the Christian Science Society ‘fms to hold only regular! LEIVERS, Secretary. " URscraprio uute. law to control «scandals and abuses” resulting from o M H. Wood o | services on the coming Sunday at the church, Fifth and Main streets. | James C. c°oper, CPAl | i il Delivered by carrier in Junean and lluu(ll\lhl\r' £1.30 per month; (. bt By iy eigl : .I:i.ll .Q'ui;.:m : e ‘ BUSINESS COUNSELOR Silver Bow Lodge 5 Fat IR L el e ¢ Al Rl ¢} The suncau and Douglas high schocl bogs’ and girls’ basketball teams Erasialiy mxo. A 2, LO.OF, 68 o ) uey | the commonwealth” i 4 Bhila D‘""v’ o were leaving the next day, the girls for a tourney at Wrangell and HmK Corporation—Municinal and Meets each Tues- s ptly notify ey i hoys for games at chiks 5 W B the deliver Both World Wars brot . Mrs. Arto Snyder o { Povs Lor BAIEH AL e R kSIS i Trust Accounts day at 8:00 P. M, 1. 0. O. F. HALL, ot ho riages and the inevitable . Cliiford Wallace . = e e TRy R : : i Visiting Brothers Welcome i and divorce suits. During . Helen F. Lang ° : Mrs, rmavt; SA:IIIEYF(V\{x rou:::rlvd from the east where she had been on,| ¥ Gr)pdon‘gg JORGENSON, Noble [ three marriages ended in the divor D . o 4 buying trip for the Nugget Shop. | - rand; H. V. CALLOW, Secretary ’ e oo g g gl e e DRI A e s | The Erwin Feed Ce. | |- 1 by |World War II. And at the prc ate, one out of e Juneau was to cbserve Washington's birthday the next day by closed Office in Case Lot Grocery 7 B P G ELKS f b e every two marriages by city, Territorial and Federal offices and all stores. The entertainment PHONE 704 4 5 < ' AT il 2ot g o The varied assortm te divorce laws of (URRENT ISSUES ARE feature was to be the American Legion’s dance in the A. B. Hall { HAY, GRAIN, COAL Meets every Wednesday at & 1. — ———— | which President Roosev plained 1906 still 1 ] Mo | and STORAGE m. Visiting brothers welcome ‘ exists with even more variety. Aside from South DISCUSSFD AI SpE(lA" Bert Kiefer, who had been visiting in the States for the past month, | DA E. C. REYNOLDS, ’Exalted » | Carolina, which does 1 1t divorces, the i returned to Juneau aboard the Admiral Watson | Ruler. W, H. R s & e Teadths Ruti MEETING LOCAL VFW - ‘ it |CALIFORNIA 1L BIGGS, Secretary cruelty and criminality to “habitual temper” end e 4 A e o ¢ 1 . a 'S Malor eturie in2a B al rocer) Meat N hishingend w1 , reqiirements run from cpecial meeting called W i Mr .xfd Mrs. J. F. falony returned {n .JLn .|u on the Admiral | ery and Meat Market ‘ “SMILING SERVICE" six weeks in Nevada and Idaho to three years in Mas- |t / night for Veterans of F Watson. She had been visiting her parents since Christmas. | 478 — PHONES — 371 sachusetts and Connecticut | E of the United A 8 | High Quality T ’ AT : came tolwas attended by over 50 men John Newmarker returned from Seattle where he had ‘been on | e R Bert's Cash Grocery The plan for a ¥ diveree am | was i Modersts . Bring naught, largely becau of the contention that thetof the Taku Post :u}:! many ¢ teamboat inspection duties. | PHONE 104 or 105 States should have the scle right to decide \",h‘r:n( issues of “rltfll importance | i e —— FREE DELIVERY Fineat problems in human relations. The Supreme Court|all veterans were tuken under Weather report: High, 36; low, 29; snow has upheld the general i te validity of div jad ‘l‘ b f""‘f";i ”";‘ e e e e e Jones-slevens shop t under the constitutional requirement that each St i!“ """- I’M"\"l "»‘ p‘;-\‘blpi;’mm»” s . A by | . accord “full faith and credit” to the acts and judicial { larold E. Maye oblems ar D -l L Y E I h LADIES'—MISSES’ 1" 4 ¥i proceedings of other States jtrom the cunent onsspore iy - UGIY LBSSGAS 1N ENQUSA W, .. GorDON | READY-TO-WEAR The Rexall Store B © ENTERPR Uhe Bl Ve Henry Benson, Territorial Com Lousleess i i g s i -3 | { Seward Street Near Third Your Reliable Pharmacists FREEDOM OF ENTERPR is manifesting an increasing . ol T TR problem, however, for fe fore and the( 2R O et WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “Of the two sisters I like | BUTLER-MAURO Yesterday’s Empire carried a short story concern- | “domestic tranquility” of the Nation as a_whole. 1t e b the smallest one best.” I liket he SMALLER cne BETTER”| : DRUG ubport | CO. 45 Dibkating vt £48 Salors Golon ofthe Paciic s’ g roatter G Hiktiuilay monéern:t the Depuwiinent|Joueal SReEs e | L RO Alaska Music Supply, he small motorship Garland, operated by the of Justice, in view of the fact that the Federal Bureau |, =50 5% o S OPTEN, MISPRONOUNGED: Atxilisry % Srotsiiinoe op iiyasri: AHAGHHINE (WKL ERN; AERRI Transportation Co., a cooperative venture in (of ‘.“"y‘. ""‘lm"“"A“::f \1”:“'?., ],\,:’,d o bk ‘i.’lz,l,‘“;.‘\i( counseling agent Set up b in DOG, both T's as in IT, A as in ASK, unstressed, accent second | | Pianos—Musical Instruments HABRY BACE . all 14 members of the crew are part owners. JU l’("};‘ ”‘;l"" ’I“I ";{‘1‘ { ’1le Rl “‘;"vu | Alaska Devciopment Board Nable ! and Supplier D 2 The pickets were sent to prevent the ship from | @nd the resultant breakdown of parental CISCIPHNE. | gepyice to veterans desirous of set- ! | Phone 206 Second and Seward i e SRl el B LR o — ting ap thole” owi WUAGREY T ¢ OFTEN MISSPELLED: Medal (2 memorial coin). Meddle (to inter- | Ry 7523 ruggist wners would not join the unior Jinnah Stays Away Territory, and what the koard fere) | 3 e The Squibb Store" oxae 8 . i laaet hing SYNONYMS: Velocity, ceierity, rapidity, expedition, acceleration, | HEINKE GENERAL This should be a warning to those who have plans | New York Times) ‘M"s)mp‘ "Ed © ffey of Anct kD ftr d f : | REPAIR SHOP Whmrphmy e s : e x Sy | ( or mes Se 0 anchorage, quickness, swiftness, speed 4 B rofession o ”, g :}I],‘,):',:,T““,,‘,,ll’l(,(,’::f g ol r,::,:m:‘m(,:\ - the epitaph drear: “A Fool lies | co-author of Senat Bill No. 4 WORD STUDY: “Use & wo-d three times and it is yours.” Let us| |Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burner| e e i here who tried to b he Hast." sented the other side of the Devel- ycrease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: | Blacksmith Work the unic S ated tha > matter may be ipl s 3¢ ek $ B ir 1 @ ary by t 4 2 ay i “,I"“(‘“'\! ey ,\”‘I‘fli'? g/ bt R . |opment Board isue which would pRGENERATE (verb); to reform completely. “One great thought| | GENERAL REPAIR WORK 20TH CMEIAQ IRK}:TW MEAT aken to court 1€ ‘n_u ners hope bz In India the Constituent Ass w:.!w_}. which met for jabelish the project. Um'\' ! breathed into a man may regenerate him."—Channing | | Phone 204 929 W. 12th St. = injunction to prevent the picketing fourteen days last month, reconvened recently to get was followed by an exp . Bl ol i TR o | Juneaw's Most Popular = on with the work of writing a new constitution. On of the Territc Veter RS FeTE T g ety ! “Nanting” Piaos LLABOR BILL LOSES the lawn outside the meeting hall in New Delhi re- |Loan and Bonus Act over the past r by i “The Store for Men” ONLY THE BEST OF MEATS porters and Indian voliticians sipped tea car by Norman Haley, Terri C ROBERTA LEE 8 The Territorial House yesterday killed the bill Inside the half-filled hall, cn a front bench, sat | CCmMIssioner O e { SABINS PHONE 202 J e st 10 1eed 1 crea R i e e i )posing minimum wages and maximum hours for jPandit Jawaharlal Nehrt Hindu-dom- s Revolviag Bind I 3| o askan workers after proponents of the bill refused | inated All India Co party) and Jo for tHE'B000 Alas- Q. When a girl's parents live at a great distacne from the town in Bhent S le Bida o e v - ve eranted | Chief minister of India’s interim government that is to a8 o g g o R AR St.—Triangle Bldg. 10 do awhy with the section which would have granted | ¢ s ki 0 . elieible for tho loan Which she is living, should her wedding announcementsor wyall P rule—under the Britist cer until a cons on 7 P s wide regulatory powers ‘having the effect of law to "o oieq Next to him wa cat for MoRAMIEd Al s provi n.nu‘ OE n:u-. \ be »21( ‘x;\’xh ir names? aper the Commissioner @& Labor Jinnah, head of the Moslem League. The seat was A P % 4 i & We do not believe that those who voted against | empty It symbolized India’s basic problen the | Ing _x.ud ans (f.u‘ouvw:\\ rr{‘- Q. What form of introduction is the most commonly used? (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) Ideal Palnt shop the bill should be now considered “anti-labor.” Rather religious and political conflict between 255,000,000 U""H% Hitrvlnmls w-]lm(]x and ,n;;»: A. “Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Brown NYAL Family Remedies it was a vote against extending legislative powers to an | Hindus and 92,000,000 Moslems s rf}"_”l’;‘“f“:. ‘)‘:)‘“‘N‘ ‘;" th);;w}. Q. When should the water glasses on the dining table be filled? ! Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt administrative official, and we believe the House acted The Moslem League had boycotted the A \\li'—::upjo:'(.nl T athEaaE e A. Before the guests enter the dining rccm HORLUCK’S DANISH wisely meetings, chiefly for fear that the Hindu maj istration Office 540" Mayorie - ——— '~mm-~—'—~—~m? ICE CREAM You'll Find Food Finer and Such powers, if extended, could have been used | Would block Moslem demands for autonomy, }“\m‘:if}’(‘ Waino Henaricksan, g Harvy J. | LOOK d lEA RN Barvics ke |Cakipichs: at at some future time by an unscrupulous official against Lo 4 RRE PO L TERER IPROCC hment, of | Smitt _r?.p‘mr_mlix]:‘nk Commander an . C. GORDON 2 Hulchmgs Economy o -l s s e e T R iy e a0 Bl 1 THE BARANOF expected the resolution to have much effect on the .......-..4 Market COFFEE SHOP Teo Many Broken Homes constitution-making. The fundamental guestion wa 1. What were the thirteen original colonies? o : » A not India’s right to independence (Britain secnunlian KH(HIKA!’“IES HERE 2. Which President of the United States received the entire electoral Ch;fi;xfsf! ;;l R (Washington Star) that right); it was whether Hindu and Moslem could vote? 1 S 553 —35 | IL ig good 'to know thdt Oupld had'a banner year | submerge fhetr differences e wree on o 10 ATTEND 16100 of 3. Did Columbus ever set foot on the mailand of North America? The Alaskan Hotel ; in 1946. Statistic ummarized by the Metropolitan ' constituticn and have the pe: > A S E f ail b erica? 4. Which animal weighs thi st a vhic > least a rth? 3 v PIONEERS, Two DAYS & e s ”_k s £ mosh ALg “h_“h‘m' Jeestia e The Chal‘les w. Carlet Newly Renovated Rooms abandoned Tling ty 5. Which are the two greatest cotton ports in the United States? git community house F ' E ‘ ' % £ ANEWHRS: | at Reasonable Rates Island near Ketchikan. Houses of the meeting of the Grand Igigo of 1. New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New PHONE SINGLE O this type usually had four such valued 3759 499 the Pioneers of Alaska and Axil-| York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware Maryland, Virginia, North ' Fourth and Franklin Sts. carved posts to support the maini 1] [ iary, and to visit their daughter, Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. PHONE 136 ”]‘(“;‘1“’” They “““‘]”‘k"" ‘]“"";' gra) {Mrs. Jesta Mitchell, are Mr. and 2. George Washington, in 1789, VANITY BEAUTY skillfully restored during the Forest 3 T 4 . . B 7 2 Yarallt | pe 5 - g | SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.—@ -, Mrs. Ed J. Williams of Ketchikan. 3. No | SALON Service's Totem Pole Restoration] o ortmann, for many vears They are accompanied by theif son| 4 The whale and the oppossum. || Card Beverage Co. ! Program which was terminated five:pocijant of the Alaska Packers and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.| 5 Galveston, Texas, and New Orleans, La i | Wholesale 805 10th St. Cooper Building vears ago. In this instance alll, C o ey L e e , Texas, a eans, La. | g ssociation, left an estate of $759,- Harry V. Willian who will also| _ Pl e N e v ] v ELSIE HILDRETH, ““"‘I‘ “““;' l““-‘ “:T,fl‘lu\\“fi"(:\u‘(}\“"q when he died last May 21 at attend the Grand Igloo meeting. | | PHONE 216-DAY or NIGHT priagy i .NMamxer sound wood et in th d els hen ! 1 N D o another > L e s e B e e e R o o he age of 8. an appraial filed Mrs. H. P. Hansen, another dele- for MIXERS or SODA POP pen Evenings hone 318 : oo g Thgs’ g 12 03 AR n sopraa s Yo, 3P, Henien, e il (T T e e ] 'SBURG feb, 21 —@—A iner to seven the number nH”‘ USRI ) okl e il ge B0 SR v PJ”"“B‘ Fas *)' it Hedeeemors T on DAy 1o to| TWO; dafightersate the only berie- With the Williams families viagRllis . i conference o 4 >rotestant house *pi A“* oW O RPN arie: hi. 11 Air Transport plane yesterday. @tirchman secking to blend Chrlst- Museum, besides fhres’ large eeg- | L oret i 0t Will S SR ki DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN | ianity and economics met ments of an exterior totem pole. |o o @ « ® ®» v & 9 0 1.0GGERS o { oW today in final session in an at- e O ® ATTENTION LOGGERS with logs via Pelersburg and Wrangell ! For Depelldablllty tempt to fi the formula . i . r Sonta ’ e . . chairman of this unique nationa i FEBRUARY 2 e| to 10000000 feet. For further | steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle | GBAY Marme Englnes Are TOPS conference on the church and FOR 1 000 SOUARE | e High tide 2:59 am. 165 ft. ®| pasticulars see Juneau Lumber FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 1 cconomic life, and president of the (e Low tide 854 am, 14ft. e Mils. 4334:! i See the New Models NOW ral Council of Churches, said e High tide 14:5¢ pm, 173 ft. ® ——————— : s A S doal g o without & concrete “‘ongoi M“.ES oF AUSTRIA e Low 15 pm., -12 ft. e Ozone is a special form of oxy-| | L‘“Elem g&‘g;{lz"é gggfi%:é‘gl‘s é;fi'&';&ea“ { cussions would be ~ — e RS | BEARINGS— b\ y “Without a representatives’ com- LONDON, Feb. 21.—®—Yugo-| o " " { 5 " and further cooperation from the square miles of Austrian territory A | “nea“ e m ac e o church denominations, the eftect tirred up another ripple of dis-, 3 l results of these discussions uld sgreement among the deputies of! ACROSS s [ ] i i be lost. Trey wouldn't carry out- the Four-Power Foreign Ministers| L. Part of u vise T I urners | side this m ing,” he said today : : At u distance : 1 . T rted today's final meet- British quarters . reported that) s L | s e o o S i s, 41 i55 N Telphouc319 NighsBed7o [j| SMITH HEATING and APPLIANCE CO. thitee: gecHon. ~meetl il te oslav claims against the votes |4 i :‘: i = hi h I | FORMERLY SMITH OIL BURNER SERVICE drafted into the churches’ economic of the United States, Britain and| : Har M p | _ ' 2 program, undouttedly will establish wce, served notice she would| |y comsey g arre achine s op, Inc. | oll Burners — lehmg i neahllg uch a commission {t @ special report on the sub-; 13 Flsh squce olo] | { step in this direction ject for the Forelan Ministers cone |/ ' [hsbioned oy N | DAY PHONE—S NIGHT, FRONE _CHEBY & st night when one of iirence in Moscow Russia has| CEJ | — — section meetings adopted @ res- contended that Yugoslavia should €fo] | T i ntio snars 20, uon ol PbEN e s cUBsraechids [ JUNEAU MARINE CO. | cet up such a commissior This province of Carinthia as a reward| olution of Yesterdays Pu. o o Mo Sy syl g o <. Sk b Marine repamive axp new Boat Sales JUKEAU PLUMBING & HEATING CO. sion undertak: resrarch and stim- Deputies of the Western States 1. Isiund ot the ¥ C ets | - o 2 TAL ulate discussions throughout the beld to their attitude that Austria,'§ PG Doten Gast 4. Insect | Hardware MARINE WAYS and u.umsmu—m.nmGwn—o:;l:gxnzns—smr ME churches to bring Christian prin- if she is to be free and sovereign,, 3% ! o N i d G ! CONSTRUCTION . 6. rolit | 2 - L Biks to bear o scondmils S ok aFiar to e e ! e e, Rubber Boats res west isnin s Appraisals PHONE 787 Third and Franklin Nobody expects the program - N ' { PHONE 29 JUNEAU, ALASKA BOX 2719 1dc by this conference to be a il Have Your B S y i awe o he mation GlRl S(OUI NEWS NOIES oat Steam Cleaned While On Our Ways economic issues but leaders said Girl Scout Tro. 10 met yester that it at least will tur rches day the Northern Light Prosb; permanently into this field terian church parlors and w CABL JBNSE“ Out of the welt { on cur badges. Belind . the section metings 3 gave @ very intaresting report as a pala-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1947 vivid indication that proon er- Reglh snd safety Al . EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING. ! ring churchmer ed their our meeting on February 13, or Present this coupon to the box office of the churches to mix mor > prob- w a Valentine party A %1 e nents 1azn P Esthor Lavold, Reporter ;i . SEA LION CREST i ¢ vam and receive TWO TICKETS to' see: The B hrends erday we went to the Grade is ” " e 'Y ° e ’ TOTEM POLES ARE e e e SCARLET STREET ' ' ) has recaived 21 letters from the o B nk GWEN {0 MLSEUM Brownie Troop of Kokomo,| Federal Tax—12c per Person a Indiana | Two fine ten f totem poles ginia Whitehe Reporter PHU“E leB BUYAL BLUE CAB co- Oldest Bank in Alaska : bearing the sea lion crest have been o S | : ‘ received by the Ter Museum DANCE and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and i 0. 8 Forest ics and To the music of Alkcrt Peterson's RETURN YOU to your horie with our compliments. COMMERCIAL SAVINGS 9 1 to be erecied in the center Orchestra at the IOOF Hall Sat. 61 Cereanl grass e aisle Feb at 9:30, with the Sons of | 52 Roan about WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! . Thess poles are piliars from an Norway. adv. 506-t4 2