The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 17, 1947, Page 4

P\C[ rOLR . I)ml\ ”n. ska Empire - COMPANY 3 dent ; SUBSCRIPTION RATES % ‘s . promptly notity | A s MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED . the most of India's d by pupj India n union the 1 overse Concretely the Provis fam; has 5 BOOthS [Bre bains has f & India’s Princely vould be left in opposit local pot s in the rejected deral tax ate to the several and for the most im- fix ce State be mainta by the States e bera- leaders o1 1t Assem! nal Co f course important total e pet Princes), make s millions. If the they 1ational must their embly have British Governr affirmed it could recognize stitution 1 12 t « unity. The ated Assembl red the Mos- somewhat equiv h, in- ional concessions, if frame n. It is thought tha might had not a Punjab s Islam was st all off onomy THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MONDAY, M/\RCH I7 I‘) $7 Lt 2 A N b T s R T R RSN £ o) AL 4L s A AP PEPCRRiRS S SNSRI S8 NG SRR T e gAE T1 | 1o not how much you pay for [ | MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE No. 147 0 Y E A RS A G 0 from 1 ) vour tur coat, or how little—1t's | | SECOND and FOURTH THE EMPIRE :' what sou gel for your money \m.m[\‘ (;f ;;«:h.luwmlh ‘ in Scottish ite Temple crecsecss et gl e S ) Martin Victor Furs, Ing, [ |11 Sconen T Hemnie ! Swedish Fur Craftsmen for CHAS. B. HOLLAND, . MARCH 17 . fiss Nell Wold returne va uth Lhrod ‘Generations Worshipful Master; JAMES W. . Joyce D. Smith LEIVE ecreta ° John W. Walmer previous night, at a mass meetir in Douglas, 22 were noming \hd James c cooper' cPA R L R ST WIS 5 (0p 3 . Charles W. Bland as candidates for the City Council. Thirty-five Douglasites attended| } BUS COUNSELOR ver Bow Lodge ° Mrs. John E. Turner the meatin | R No. A 2 3 . Jam tewart aes Meets ever; } i o] —Municinal and ° Mus. Frank Serdar An industrial insurance measure was introduced in the lower n.‘u\.-[ "r""rl‘r"":: P day at 8:00 P. M., I. O. O. F. HALL ‘o Marye Berne Ehler Territorial Legislature. ! Visiting Brothers Welcome ° 1\\" 1 l\“{‘(.‘ uist 3 - - | J. A. SOFOULIS, Noble Grand o il Ludwiz Nelson and Mrs. John Fremming announced they would open | . CALLOW, Sec it e ot o o o olthe Alaska Jewelry and Curio Store within a month | | The Erwin Feed Ce. D A 9 Office in Case Lot Grocery the Moslems door €3 B.P. G ELKS Meets every Wednesday at 8 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome. E. C. REYNOLDS, Exalted W. H. BIGG: 5 ks © v welccmed the d ites Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska, Mayor J.-J for the city. A. J. Dimond, Grand President of the G attending Connors PHONE 701 HAY, GRAIN, COAL and STORAGE CALIFORNIA Grocery and Mcat Market MANY PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AT ALA 7 | MASK BALLAPR. 121 T ‘ Elk iving their annual St. Patrick’s day dance this night oming time to get busy planning N * X herie ! Iorrison, Juneau IJn\ was aboard the Bureau of Fis! i arranging for your costume tc 478 — PHONES — 371 3 { iS parks The Brant was to be officially lo od in to the \1“ iecs :u}"“r{,ml;) lglw 2 i 3 High Quality Foods at Bert's Cash Grocery en April 12 in the Elks ball-| A | Moderate Prices by American Legion G PHONE 104 or 185 ixiliary ays Mr Edith Walker, | Weather report: High, 42; low, 40; clear gk s S, ¥ e A SR NG FREE DELIVERY Juneau chairmar prom \\I]iun to be a most enjovable i o e et~ Daily Lessons in English % 1. corpon Junes-Stevens Shop | | | to the generous Tesponse LADIES'—MISS | Juneau and Douglas merchaj ; READY-TO-WEAR The Bexall Store e mEHy D AR e e i e e e A Your Reliable Pharmacists practical, to te awarded, WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “I shall be glad to patronize | | Seward Street Near e 'n - and classifications women in 1Y tore.” Say, “I shall be TRADE WITH store Scandi- " | PATRON or support to. glad to your BUTLER-MAURO 2 really means to give one'’s protection DRUG CO. old wed £ ‘“‘;\*“‘ b OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Mattress. Pronounce the E as in LESS, ' |Alaska Music s“pply | > costumes; fancy dress; im- e Arthur M. Uggen, Mana | nw ~Tus. 44 ger sersonations; comic, and speci | | P ives for teen-agers. for clever ang| OFTEN MISSPELLED: Presence (state of being prosent). Presents| . Planos—Musical Instruments | HARRY RACE or costumes, In ition, ! t and Swupplier i will be a prize waltz, plus a SYNONYMS: Rear (verb), raise, lift, erect, elevate, hoist ! | Phone 206 Second and Seward Drugglsl prize WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours”” Let us| “The Squibb Store” The award: each of the above|j,crease our vocabulary by mastering one word each ds Today's word: | HEI E GENERAL Wi P classifications will be ‘”:““““""“ LOQUACIOUS; given to continual talking. (Pronounce lo-kwa-shus, | REPAIR SHOP gt "f“"‘;““y Is a soon, according to the chairman. . % a G S econd s ) S rofession the business houses| O *° i1 OBEY. A as in ATE, accent second syllable). “A 10quacious person | |\eiding, Plumbing, Ol Burner is very tiresome.” Blacksmith Work GENERAL REPAIR WORK | | Phone 201 920 W. 12th St de such an assort- are the Nugget Shop, ! { Ponds, Ludwig Nel- Alaska Electric Light M BOATS BUILT and REPAIRED r and = ,,,,-----;-——----,,-,,»;;;—;;.w»”,—---—;;---z 3 MODERN ETIQUETT Channel Boat Works ROBERTA LEE ks l | Ruler. “SMILING SERVICE” and Power Co. B. Behrends | - P. O. 2133 West Juneau Hayes .'..‘r]l \J“”g:," I:‘]I:z}: IR 8 SR S RN SV D The Store for Men"” Across from Boat "“h,,, Burf Harry Race Drug Co, Q Isitw g to say, “Miss Blank, I want to make you acquainted SABIWS Phone RED 110, after ¢ P Juneau Drug Co., Sabin’s Men’s ! Mr. Brown | e Blor AlE Meat Co. Tom A. Yes; the phrase “I want to m you acquainted with” is not FOR Hut homas Hardware, I d form. It is better to say, “Miss Blank, may I present Mr. Brown?” | | Ttont St—Triangyle Bldg. Geld Darr Sport Shop, Q. May the person who is pouring tea hold the cup in her hand \'.'honj "’ P Fred Henning a Music Shop, | filling it? ' Wartield" D ) | all aper Ju oung Hardware, Home A. No; the cup should be placed ¢ saucer or tea plate before ! arileld s Urug slore| | < eautiful, Spruce Delicatessen, and i . | | (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs Ideal Paint Shop bodeau’s Cash and Carry Mar- ng at fend’s home and she is jt o8 what ' NYAL Family Remedics Juneay, and . the Douglas Q. When a ing at a friend’s heme and she is just lea what y R Phone 549 Fred W. Wenat 1ld one do? A. Tell her that you will not detain her and Feusi and Jensen in HORLUC DANISH ICE CREAM but will see her some other You'll Find Food Finer and s e Federal 2 s for the big event are now | time, st tained womer : in the Feder: g n ,u\]— o '”m ll\uw it T - GO S b O LS AR A ¢ R Seryvice More Complete at and the Baranof u may take out your : hoktile Jun orists, th s S g LR L e e cwsstand and the Heyes | { | Huichings Economy THE BAR The drive will 1 31 gt givagdic ol and LEAR ‘\ C. GORDON Mark ANOF alker, ) 1h| | arket . W. J. Manthey or)} COFFEE SHOP % il S : T e e e s i e Mecfls At All Times State Diseretion in Social Security iy members T At s 1. What former Vice-President of the U. S. wanted to make himself PHONES ¢ 9295 | (New York Sun ¥ an emperor? i | W e B S BLACKERBYS HOSTS 2" Won i i e bl stanes it s g The Alaskan Hotel Soctal Security Board made a large number of recom- AT ST. PATRICK'S 3. What is the only lake port of Pennsylvania? The Charles W. Carter Newly Renovated Rooms % s i . 4. At what age does a boy need as much food as a grown man? at Reasonable Rates ' : White House titone Mortuar . close to the White House tix idiin 5. What animal is noted for the distance it can eject its tongue? The Washington by ey R DAY YEARLY FEAST o o) o H po e MBIY 4] rmowe smame o ey HECKLED ’ ) A 11 Aaron Burr. HONE 136 : Iy ; Patr Da Wit the PHONE 136 Lawyers practic : atri ay was the mo %5y e preme Court long have wished they ' ' ™° : throughout—decorations, prizes, P VANITY BEAUTY (Continued rum Page OMej could turn the tables on talkative, Interes : ° tertainment and food—as Mr. and§ '§ 5 Erie SAL —_ S L e Uit the Bricemnd the & - € Mrs. Alva Blackerby entertained; 4. .Between the ages of nine and fourteen a boy requires as much | card Beveraye co_ SALON is $183 a ton FOB New Yc 14 guests at their home Saturday|focd as a man, and during the next five years more than a man i | Wholesale 805 10th St. Cooper Building o contrasts with the eve A St. Patrick’s Day guesi! 5. The chameleon. | g New York today of a ¢ 1 annual event on | | PHONE 216—DAY or NIGHT | | | ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager Cot ton. During 'hr-»_\" Al Jlendar JS—r it DS ~ e ) for MIXERS or SODA POP Open Evenings Fhone 218 ices down to $55 s participating in t | e Even more interes e eve wer LN N 3 5 3, 0 (CREFHINOUE some of those | . Mr 0 ) Erancry Jeonis Among the Soviels bitterest cri- Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ®e > e efibo. presenb DI | ijns T fhsi URALIE Normar AIF. aYALRECE” Frod Ge | M . sowld sk the (Justicy BiIeWd min e IR er red- out 8 'and Mr, ‘and M. Dewey Bal b e |steady stream of vitriol about all - oo ¢ o tumn the 1ables pyggian newsprint, however, Chand-| ATTE! [ION LOGGERS with logs I urners ice Frankfurter i, swalowed his pride and bouzht| -for sale. Contact Juneau Lumber = IAkInE *“““"1 a good slice of the Soviet car Mills. Will buy from 100,000 ft. let ith tal 3 h & 3 The occasion was the annual 1aw i “he exorbitant price of $183 a| to 10,000,000 feet. For further complefe witn four crystals, microphone o i = stlantic view dinner of the Harvard Law | ob 19 000G i Zurthe p : dY s paone, Telephoue-319 Nights-Red 730 £ I. Frankfurter, former Har-| o . . 194', BELL SYNDICATE. INC) ' Mills 433-t1 > H s protessor, was. the guest of | COTYMGHT, 1981, mLsvmiortz.ne) | Mills. : power supply and ready fo operate Harri Machine Shop, Inc. C led up to speak, the % - poee £ 1 preme Court Justice We prepare boat tadio license | — el 1 He was dischar Y >d in his usual manner APPLICATIONS . . . . Aski‘ior ke % Ty ¥ il o He d the way he writes, re- Free Copy of QUESTIONS and 1 epute Dan- plete with Victorian phrases ACROSS turked with AN WE}' T Bodisaionh - —— - audicnce was Felics ola| & Provoun b T s 4ol EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED Professor Thomas Reed gl i e Powell, himself an authority on the | 1y’ paim sear Be carried | DR. D. D. MARQUARDT Court and author of a. 13. Disprove A2. French river i H H | OPTOMETRIST ‘ the Court’s encroachment| M. River: Spanish {1 Wear uvuy flsher aml Radlaphone Badlolelephones | Second and Franklin Juneau on state police power. In no awe, 15 Crony 43, Expenses H i H | PHONE 505 FOR APPOINTMENTS 0f the Justice, Powell whispered e and Receivers in stock in i Wdibly, sometimes derisively, com- : i e ting cn his friend’s manner- isms However, it Robert Braucher, a young and former student of Justice Frankfurter’s, who dared heckle openly. The Justice was first ¢a)e about the facial and reli- 'h€ gious freedom of the Harvard Law School but assistant was not Powell professor ve been Church in- Hous: ressmen who h: the Greek White that t Archbishop Roy We can be very proud,” he said that everyone is admitted no mat- ter what his color eed cung Braucher al er g the color line Sit down, you roared the I A Justice, his voice trailing off into Gaper Daniels proteste n inaudible name RIough Gene ¥ Braucher did. Later he Frankfurter a long I E is that | ¢ term R« be dropped tment in regard to pa SOVIET ENEMIES BUY some Cong e wonc A lot of people in the publishing what influer usine starving for paper the most v for were at Russia would bé- country is taking i exporting newsprint after the agreeing with Presi Indirectly, she has; but under about some of and owes Russia $300,000,000 k's palace guard who appear reparations and as one install- variety of models ? uUNEAL MARINE (30 Marine repairinG axp new Boat Sales ALASKA ELECTRONICS | “Hoxtware MARINE WAYS Solution of Saturday’'s Puzzle 1 anDoWN 2 ,l\\‘n]nr 3 and Minaian i ‘ : . CONS A 5 s wean's || (New location 307 Seward in Shattuck Bldg.) || Rubber Boats rorwervomes. Appraisals T PHONE 29 ° JUNEAU, ALASKA BOX 2719 is drawn Have Your Boat Steam Cleaned While On Our Ways Corded fabrics —_— —— . Arablan garment Flowering plant . Lowest MAX DOORMAN ters on a ship T | as a pald-up subscriver to THE DAILY AL/ EMPIRE is invited to be-our guest THIS EVEN Present this coupon to the box office of the 1891—O0ver Half a Century of Banking—1947 Card ubove a * ne-spot | ch dugout Vegetuhles Domesticaled CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO TICKETS to see: The B. M. Behrends "HEARTBEAT" Bank Feaeral Tax—12¢ per Person PHONE 14_THE ROYAL BLUE CAB C0. Oldest Bank in Alaska COMMERCIAL SAVINGS 1) 51. Sound of & mule City In Nevads and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and RETURN YOU to your horie with our compliments. WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! distan; . Bacchanal cry Unit of forcey s0 o o