The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 13, 1947, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI;"——]UNFAU. AIASKA = =120 YEARS AGO £ smrrns | i — { L e S e D { | | | MARCH 13, : 1927 t L : s MARCH 13 8 Mike Pusich entertained the Douglas basketball Boys at a chicken | o B ° Robert Wagner . 4 | £ ! 3 u ns S e Arthur B. Judson ° R | UG 1 aliis s aantes And Desrtun fou #1 . Tna Lucille Franklin el Dr. R H. Williams came in from Killisnoo on the Margnita i i . Cecilia Clausen . 3rokers Glenn Carri ind A. Van Mavern arrived from the south | P . Raymond Gould ° e Admiral Watson ! i o ° Mrs. P. T. Hartman . DR ! § i A . Mrs. Byron Matson . " arrived from the south on the Admiral| . . { s MEMBER _OF ASSOCIATED PRESS O G aie u kRN b e | FOBETS | - - Admiral Rogers for Excur- | were ymen ab the 5 o5 Hemieh S ¢ ; q . sapt. G. H. Whitney, steamboat pectors, | zens Newmarker and Capt from the south on t al Rogers | MR |-~ = i i | report: High, 42; low, 40: cloudy hing Do News as t . Weather Walker for Gov g Dod € as 44th DAY, MARCH 11 G T T i T el L > cured ! Daily Lessons in English 2 ir Senate oneurred to Hous« / al require political candidates to file | covsmrrrr o rr s oo e e o) of their qu; cations for 1 Alaska WORDS OFTEN mind as MISUSED: Do not “I have no doubt-in m o IN MY MIND is redundant. Merely say, * decided him g ine ck to his success.” ki : (Passed) t he should repl: H B 8 by M Jihaisino bave o QoM M 8 Bis sucoess i Pete Olsen, logger Clarify ownership of property in OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED atre. Pronounce the-a-tre, A un- | labor. He eas proposed to be annexed to,stressed, accent first syllable; do not pronounce the A as in ATE, nor < her legislator cities passed 15-0, one absent accent second syllable ; A . nd should get S. J M. 25, by Coffey—Urging OFTEN MISSPELLED: Massacre; CRE, not CER OUR EDUCATION PROBLEM fow \ that Russin be warned against SYNONYMS uine, optimistic, hopeful, confident. A 3 M no Hendrickson of A s hoice £ sending fishing expeditions into WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it Let us | ) y : now if le Rl ]Lh;‘;“‘ States juris- | jycrease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today’s word: concer a Holdal, sod en if I :‘, gt L 13-1, one ahsent,| by USIVE; apt to mislead the mind; deceptive. “Delusive and 1 sct lked with I still e i substantial ideas led him astray where the t Mr. Walker is a batter m make e e s e s e S Tt s e is an outspoken, so much of the itheastern stakes, but don’t we istent and loyal 1aar Gove Shale by | FOREIGN QEI.IEF DERN ETIQUETTE | ... POLICY ISSUE Up f-,M?-,f.'i,-,,,,,-,,,,,,,,_E‘BI*EEE‘EE-,- an Q l\ it good manners for a person to clear his throat with a harsh « TO CONGRESS NOW ... | tory and A. No If s is done if uninten- | the kind we tionally it is due to nervous the person should try | to overcome the habit. i to benefit hools s policy Territorial Ray will make it hands down a building cust T say Doc Wa I beli his terrific Walker is Territory election eve he wi ie question as to whether the because of it is discourteous; 1 either should assume the full burden of educating the Natives is one that requires careful study. intentic s policies ! a c want for A WASHING LU, March ss. I case, ther 12.—(® Congres malgamaticn of the two school system: The a be gradual and should extend over d ! Harold Blantén. liquor ht promoter short range for Q. When a young man wishes to call upon a girl, may he do so| on the claim of the Ter mmissi Dee W is the best man ritory today. © m was raised - yinoug first notifying her? | ation for reimbursement to the extent of $200.- I have ree sessions i and know AV by @ xeport from Hember! AL It is much better to ask the privilege in advance. ! 000 the education of Native ct him to be the est statesr business r[r»'-.":n:‘x‘.} that ‘SIg ALK be G Siicr. ude oMt tulis eed? i the schocls, will necessarily depend I wouldn't even begin to look for anybody better as n‘mmh‘- i A. Fer announcements, invitations, and their acknowledgments. i t of Federal f or this puipose Governor because there just isn't body in Alaska " e er Pr r e e } we have emphasized above who ca 15 ATCBI SRR & Toist 1 r g ot only careful stud Mrs. § g ator ope ¢ known MI. until July 1, 1948, and “T have felt I_O OK d ,_EA RN i $he 11 by the present Legisla- Walker for a long time. I know 1t baptar 65 tdce. thb. THAE How" i an A C. GORDON ;| e n has facts and almc when he kr rithier” GG’ Wiropoe “IIIIIED- | § i e s s i b b M b i | of Als ML il peneth the peie Die repr PropEStn A 1. Who is claimed to have been the fastest writing author of all | d car underhanded opposition.” Bub Hop o Blaom (DN oD L nle s v 80,000-word in a week-cnd? } Against these in favor, are these two Deos Jtos Bouse Tl | N e e .lu et ntasion st Rhialie e I -{fl hosod sy o .. Relations Committee told a report- 2. What State of the Union is known as the en State het Ku igbiel, iongshoreman: “I wn him o yo pelieves the group will prefer 3. What is the tit e Statue by Bryant Baker which depicts £ for 25 years I haven't known him to maintain one e To5k et Tesaiir o e e har 11tHlE. con Heatda hend ; educated in idea for more than a day. He's flighty er > a supplemen- 4. What is the name of the front teeth? % ‘turned down Bill Saindon, truck driver: “I believe that it was I if neces-, _ 5. What is the origin of calling an informer nent practiee Mr. Cochran who said that 20 per cent ANSWERS: bor ballots. If t DOVEr ex 1 his report 1. The late Edgar Wallace. 2 : d if the choice resident his proposal 2. Washington T el : 3 er Mother. s contemplates but & : | K man w ard fr ind " oea ind 5. A stool pigeon is one used to decoy other pigeons into a net. il 5 We think Dewey is : bt puiS e s s B ki oh s i | : drains upon the American taxpay- T ¥ - oo —— | f T 1p poll showed the t5 plle SiMile v Dl ert, o Wi L 49, Democratic zed o TiDl TABLE . Merry-Go-Round : o S b i la < Continued p F cn Court may brin B b Dl s b — ~ was Just before the Supr 5 e High tide 6:31 am., 3 4 star also | AF of L leaders to reject CIO ® High tide 20:12 pm . | Y because of fers of legislative unity. The CIO ¢ . | . expenditure upil per ye pr dope proposed that the two bOrls 78 e ‘o Shidk. 0 o o oiis l hi l h exped PUpL per Yo . Vi SRS 8 complete with four crystals, microphone, whils bills before Congress, but verage i as s LOGGERE gy g o SV G L LN power supply and ready fo operate | diture of a pupil has slapped him down, however for sale. Contact Juneau Lumber i per year in eac —_— AF of L leaders hope he 111 Mills. Will buy from 100,000 ft. We prepare m'\ radio license Chief o bill TABER PUNCI1URES WAA | change his mind to 10000000 feet. For further APPLICATIONS . . . . Ask for is from T BALLOO Army - Surgeon Ger particulars see Juneau Lumber Free Copy of QULSTIONS and | ! economizer Johr Please check into Mills. 43488 ANSWERS for Radiotelephone ! d “too mu or man of the House bad food fed to Army combat vet- 7 o T operator permit | For the bill specifie priations Committee, was jiggling | erans and officers a Tre number of horses and mules D) 1k | the $100 ave for each pupil telephone. He was trying to get | General Hospital, Ma on U. S. farms fel] from 14,400,000 must be 1 for ea 1 Robert Littlejohn, chief of the (CCPYRIGHT, 194%,BiLrs E.INC) [to 1400000 between 1940 and 1946. FlShel’ and Radlaphone lladmlelephunes } district Administration The| = NG it © S i Somerime 1 Aiken kept on C o ” F and Receivers in stock in ‘ : rossword Dyl E L Pinatly eTns endb i A variety of models Gow, gazed out balef Imme- ; T Uu).'nl 1 with age M | v barra oon, le | tloated in the br L | bove the War Assets Building Tiopia Lses | bill, Sputter the Congressman whirl- Yor cloth | increased cd 15. Seu eagle | : ¥ 5 it e (New location 397 Seward in Shatlu\.k Bldg.) mergenc ¢ atior ppears before ‘the Appropria- U mittee in two days,” Ta- FROM VO THE WHITE ber 1 And tell him to bring — e cotom U e C Mankety Bank Baloon MOTOR REBUILD and MARINE SERVICE | by g g cn S , P Podg | - Machine Work — Welding % nd ‘Chariey Ross |t} KT Lok edne 4 prenen ratieosa - Down 1 ENGINE REBUILDING—HARDWARE ‘ P i immediatel 35 Kottt statlon: . Greels letter i % Pears aaatini ot | S i e £ s {| 1012 West 10th Street . PHONE 862 ": fact that the balloon 4. Btrag:! ik’-“* i T S e e et tested prior to a publi- ! 2 | Bois il | There is no sunsmme {nr newspaper advertising! service center to sell ettt g ke B G 443 ORI LL582 o T ISR war goods in Washington . dp— | in the air only a few minutes | i expl A | as a p'ulo -up sudscriver to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EXENIN Nobod Little . Bhous g Ll 1 fi:;"""*" ‘ Present this coupon to the box office of the | i Mo v | CAPITOL THEATRE « ! and receive TWO TICKETS to see: % Sake e 1 "BAD BASCOMB" o am o e y ‘\’,’:‘.“21”’: o o i | F caeral Tax—12¢ per Person THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1947 It's not how much you pay for your fur coat, or how little—It's what you get for your money Martin Victor Furs, Inc. Swedish Fur Craftsmen for Three (jl"\l‘l’(XUOI‘S James C. 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PHONE 136 Card Beverage C Whclesale 805 10th St. PHONE 216—DAY or NIGHT for MIXERS or SODA POP Office in Case Lot Grocery PHONE 704 HAY, GRAIN, COAL MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month in Scottish Rite Temple , | beginning at 7:30 p. m CHAS. B. HOLLAND, Worshipful Master; JAMES W, LEIVERS, Secretary. —_—— Silver Bow Lodge No. A 2, LO.OF, Meets every Tues- day at 8:00 P. M., I. O. O. F. HALL v ng Brothers Welcome J. A. SOFOULIS, Noble Grand H. V. CALLOW, Secretary B. P. @ ELKS Meets every Wednesday at 8 . m. Visiting brothers welcome. E. C. REYNOLDS, Exalted Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, Secretary “SMILING SERVICE"” Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 104 or 105 Juneau FREE DELIVERY "The Rexall Store"” Your Reliable Pharmacists BUTLER-MAURO DRUG Co. HARRY RACE Druggist “The Squibb Store” Where Pharmacy Is a Profession 20TH CENTURY MEAT MARKET Juneau’s Most Popular “Meating” Place ONLY THE BEST OF MEATS PHONE 202 FOR Wall Paper Ideal Paint Shop Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt You'll Find Food Finer and Service More Complete at THE BARANOF COFFEE SHOP The Alaskan Hotel Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Rates PHONE SINGLE O VANITY BEAUTY SALON Cooper Building ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager Open Evenings Fhone 218 Plumbing ® Healing Oil Burners Telephowe-319 Nights-Red 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. g0 Petc Brandt orime., DR PHONE 14_THE ROYAL BLUE CAB C0. Post-Dispatch ‘prestige yond Hoover's bailiwick, so he pro- Sunday piece that a certain posed a sensational educational | and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOQ and ler—Pearsor hac been movie to 20th Century-Fox based Conspiracy RETURN YOU to your horie with our compliments. to get a scoop at White on his files. Cautious 20th-F e TN two months as a re turned him down On the day WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! tringent secrecy polic Democratic leaders heard the Gal- EYES EXAMINED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin Marine Rubber Boats PHONE 28 PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS JUNEAU MARINE CoO. 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