The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 4, 1947, Page 4

FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1947 PAGE FOLR : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE —JUNEAU, ALASKA Dail v Ala: RINTING COMPANY . | | to be rich to get into the surtax brackets commonly e sa Empire o o o =120 YEARS AGO 77 BMPIRE | B e R APRIL 4, 1 S Mrs. Helmi Bach enterta.c.eqc a groun cf twely> ycung people in| S. ¢ of the birthday of her niece, Bernice Ecwards | Y 1 | e e ——— | >l7””q; /:q,. K’fi*&’f'fk‘f | MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 1'% | e —J SECOND and FOURTH e . | Monday of each month /’r\_ beginning at 7:30 p. m. \\/)' =s e 4 9 CHAS. B. HOLLAND, ting laska Exclusively < I pd Yet there not been any hysterical or high sure campaign to indu atter On the cont other channels of ex been on the o side. Members of Cot ¢ been warned 110t to risk a by Congress to act in this ment in the press and EMPIRE ssion of popul opinion ha 1 re eking tax reductior to imperil the Al defense . AcRIL 4 ol { o WY | Worshipful Master; JAMES W t neau_as Second Class Matter begRuse (alypody gkl 8 iR il M”?.(m Dfl‘m.fl. b e | It's not how much pay for, | LEIVERS, Secretary. et Liw DevHARror. K108 n e UhRSe. 0 anawer it R i N S a“}‘?"“.’; ®| Final registration in Douglas was 176 for the city clection to be held | | your fur coa little—It's 2 \rrier in Juneau and Douglas for $1.50 per month; Tk t over-all world Y o L > A 3 g y ‘otl 8 " ; F Lo bR LI e A B o L5 gl sty 1‘f“’~k~ cas L by :”anu,r:-w“ © %l ih following day. Mrs. Homer Swindle, L. W. Kilbum and Felix Gray | | What you get for your money Silver Bow Lodge B DAl WG thie Tollowins TH1SS 7.60; | Ploture VeSO, e e : file r the Board position; J. R. Guerin, Robert Bonner, ! H Y H No. A 2, LO.OF. o S i e e e il X returns, the President went before | ® David Hill Biinad filed f00SER BILROL See RS axhd i | Marlin Victor Furs, Inc. Meets every Tues e £ % favor if they will promptly notity ess and solemnly asked for $400,000,00 to bolster | o Norma Homme o Ncls Anderson, John Kendler, W. B, Feero, E. F. Cashel, Gust Lundelt,) | Tt 0 P mE0 &0 ey DAACTS EVERy)ue he Business Office of any failure or irregularity in the delivery ol ¢ in Greece and Turkey. That in e E. C. Hanson e!F A J. Gallwas, ‘A. Shudshift, Joe Riedi and Hans Loken for Council- | gt e e e day at 8:00 P. M, I. O. O. F. HALL the S | viet regimes in Greece and Turke i Three Generations Visiting Br sthers Welcom: e ironcs: News Offioe, 803; Business-Offics, 374 | long way to oxplain the tax burden which e Mrs. Clayton Powell ® | men, with seven to be elected | % 8 Brthaps Welcome (SN e nt ) iy 3 2dna Cl » 05y i : J. A. SOFOULIS, Noble Grand : MENBLR OF ASSOCIATED PRES Lt part of the ‘budget represents the con-'e e o v & s e v elee N Industrial Insurance measure was reported by Chairman Gaff- James C. LOOPEI’, CPA H. V. CALLOW, Secre re L ol Lews publienea tmuing cost of World War II rvice of e e 1 the House Committee on Labor, h a “do not pass” recom- | ; BUSINESS COUNSELOR NSk i e the national debt, veteran expe ! cost . aubie Specializing in g} 3 T B e o ool e fop et e 0 o AT P | iz 1) @ 8.P. @ ELKS A BIE G CUETE Y et s Dan Sutherland sailed for Seward cn the steamer Admiral Watson, Trust Accsunts Megts ovary Wednssday at 8 b TR Tl E REDS SIGNED AS I DsLong was a passenger for Cordova | m. Visiting brothers welcome. NdbEaYY to. ilistTe. B aifeots t and Harry Delong was a passeng ‘ 1 IR S pa— | E.*C. REYNOLDS, Exalted Sy FOREIGN AGENIS Col. James Gordon Steese was to address the Parent-Teacher Asso- ke Erwin Feed Ce. duler. W. H. BIGGS, Secretary In other words, the heavy t paying it : sl | c | meeting tomorrow night; cfficers were to Le clected, and the Office in Case Lot Grocery | |~ . P L2 L this postwar period are th f ! WASHINGTON, April 4—UP—1; . orchestra was to make its debut PHONE 704 “SMILING SERVICE" \ " wirman of the use m tee " 2 v o A e v 4 " iy2s el rericans would pay che A o AcHiar nard Seppalla was a local visitor while the steamer Admiral! | and STORAGE || Bert's Cash G]’ocery thing cther than the Bl T Dopartment today to V as in port. On the same hoat were 11 of his famed Siberian clear that any economies Congre at J S g 2ok PR g 9 Fhrs g PHONE 104 or 105 o 9 ed ecute the Community rty dogs which he planned to drive from N na to Nom R 5 ¥ have to come on mine: d e CALIFORNIA || FREE DELIVERY Juneau | oo register rer: Highest, 24; lowest, 17; cloudy Grocery and Meat Market D —————— He : L e St S A e b i 4 TR AR AT T Selfishness and Tariffs Ity column hin { s ? 4 by | 4/!?1’"‘1 ;?OKJEFSW 371 % midst { ! h { gt ality To P " 5 5. oot . | Daily Lessons in English . 1. corpox | The Rexall Store 5 g T ORDER TO SiiOW CAU { , Your Reliable Pharmacists The forces organizing the ack s 4 B2 i T RS R R SO SRR R T l_ reciprocal tariff-cu s ks -3 ) s WGt R 5 i 4 & e o TLER- AlT \ ay vesterdas’s announca- * Strong appeal to the natu g [1n the DISGG ‘”l’) & ‘””"N:.t’l;f_ WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say rybody enjoyed them- Junes-Stevens Sho BU llALR‘M,\[JR() Gl T e R A s Sl L e i witn fore bieh L e O e y, “Everybouy enjoyea HIMSE Lo P DRUG CoO. g w utic ori! 1 ¥ ey One, at Juneau | - ; et roRbLiE0 " bt otk I . Aeror ority 1 ed of the AeORY OF AARRAG T NCED: Decollete. Pronounce da-kol-ta, both AR S { ottt R s Araerfian Workl Mdrodys the stibioeit ca 1 high tariff walls w tiff end Petitioner, vs. JOHN H JAY, O as in OF, accent second syllable. . : READY-TO-WEAR HABBY BACE & i fik ATk of domestic s WALMER, as Ol ek of: fns e MISSPELLED: Serge (a worsted fabric). Surge (a rolling | which must l Seward Street Near Third 1e Territory of hout underm ¥ n Number 1 trict Court f Alaska, Divi Druggist Applicable, appropriate, sultable, pertinent, relevant, | rese w driving a big x 5 - = i S arties in interest or 7 | - - : s i e e et o pesns i o o [Blaska Music Supply{ || (T Saubb Sire The use O the thsir devotion to 50- own having or claiming un- WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours” Let us Wiheke Bhasiacs 56 s nd give air passengers cone d narrow se areat rdered bonds e tod "C the ' ;case our vocabulary by mastering onc word each day. Today's word: Arthur n1. Uggen, Manager Profession knig more seats avail- the fac ultimate per f ("’*m e s Do PROPENSITY; a natural inclination or bent. “No evil propensity of ¢ pianos—Musical Instruments would be t urselves off from raw mat it il ‘. the human heart is so pswerful that it may not be subdusd by disci- and Supplier ’ ¥ b h & . 1924; All other parties BOATS BUILT and REP, i S are vital to our economic well beit I A Phone 206 Second and Seward REPAIRET own having or |[a,xr“|us: H‘n.; o BT T e o e ot T s i e 2 ey R 8RR P AT . B | hannel e g ! ROBERTA LEE REPAIR SHOP oviding better doubt if any ea ir ted States News, rts, concludes that r major war without e resources of less small communities, receives as the communities in Alaska, and ence Across from Boat Harbor Susien worlde Of same SpRcKEL Ttdinl ; g Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burner Junea rticularly fortunate world. Of some specific items ended Petition N f 2 g . ; o T e e R o The besi- de ores are s Dacti f500 1 D e e 3 @lacksmith Work hone RED 110, after 6 P. M rlines—through the use of its comfortabl gome; The Mgl gIAdRIRy o of this Court Q t is the proper way to shake hands? GENERAL REPAIR WORK i tan it i Ass BN cof: the the BUDYes SRR N . S8 above entitled cause, setting Never respend to the handelasp offered you with a dead. limp ' | Phone 204 929 W. 12th St. FOK daily througaout Southeast Alaska by RS L = forth the following facts i sometimes as the “dead fish” or ‘wet dishrag” handclasp. |-— B SREOUBHOLL LPYY exhaustion and z lepos st with Each hand should gfasp tha othe AR DR L W s bt it aew | e ot o e o s is on deposit with the Fuch hand should gtas (he oihes with a flvm, cordial grip. However, e Wall Paper . h strict Court for the s not good 5 0 .ErasD the of} ind ghtly as ik, s ica’ salvios - Ercrs el to Weewdra, . /1% 5.tadtaR TAken to da of the District Gourt for the ;. s not good taste to grasp the ottier hand too tightly as to make tne |Warfield’s Brug Store for its needs of chromite sum of $9.949.83, for unknown sl IR g b R s e Ideal Paint ShOp rican Airwavs, which has constantly been dmm.‘»nas. nickel, quartz y Alaika Gastinesn Miring ik restaurant, shculd or ipe the si L NYAL Family Remedies its service, l2 from an Electra shuttis imber stocks, after three c bonds, ulting ~ frop: the napkin Phone 54 Fred W. Wendt service to DC-4s in on ew years, provides con- e ndgnce;aze Bios GAIE HNAm)e o re proceedings and a trus- A. No; if the silver is not clean encugh, call the waiter and have HORLUCK'S DANISH nections to Seattle, and to Interior and Arctic Alaska categories. of funds. as more par-' him bring you another piece. ICE CREAM You'll Find Food Finer and > the bridesmaids Service More Complete at ot ' Huichings Economy THE BARANOF 5 The Alaskan Hotel bed in tr id Fi ion and ormaticn = above entitled cause, 1 whomsoever b nly a part we view rt from Q. In a wedding procession, do the usher down th Reflections ¢ March 15 Cincinnati En ', ,t . - o , Al; LOOK and LEARN % ¢ corvox pprec 95 gress to whitt comes. T The Washingfon Merry-Go-Round 1 alleges that BOEh Tacts bl - T e s d deposit has escheat- : A What is the average length of the human foot? The Charles W Carter ol . Which State furnished the most Army personnel in World N'_‘:"’Rf:;::';" RR“”:“ al War 112 ‘ Mortuary 3. Where is the tallest State capitol? Fourth d Frankli 4. Who was the first President to be inaugurated in Washington, sopdi s - Shkn. S and decreeing property of PHONE SINGLE O RE s¥D.C2 PHONE 136 Continued prum Page Of 1id money depo: 5. What aquatic animal has to teach its young to swim? VANITY BEAUTY -~ Clerk of the District Court ANSWERS SALON Montezum ’"’1“‘“'““‘1 ";fll"‘f”' “"‘“ . For men, 10.3 inches: for women, 9.3 inches. caxd Bevera_ge co' i o 7 ;3 i = ey 2. New York, which provided 1,087,000 men and 25237 women Yo esln #5 Dih. 8 ooner Suhdng fier 10 ngakute 4 3. Baton Rouge, La., the capitol being 450 feet high. | | PIONE 216—DAY or NIGHT ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager said deposit should 4. Thomas Jeffe in 1801 | | for MIXERS or SODA POP Open Evenings Fhone 218 GOP LIKES PINK ELEPHANT Territory of Alaska. 5. Sea lion R e S s [ Seclabinien hiviccii N sttt IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that Show Cause shall be Z, Juneau, "t s o ot s | YOU CAN RIDE A BS.A. MOTORCYCLE | § Plumbmg ® Healmg MOST PLACES A HORSE CAN GO 1R : s has .L:'rh‘ g v o s 5 ; S "‘f’lg:?“‘*“ Ideal for Hunting and Fishing Trips OII urners ety i e T, 1 sy ot T010100M PG Wieghs 25010300 Ibs. |8 Telorhoie-319 Nights—Red 730 an outstanding job have been'ized spoils system, | Joint on the Jacksonian powerful Anglo-Americar the pelitical ng board, won’t mos patronage new State Dej Hill spoilsmen re- | Result—the ! has to d 1tors tel Howeve ) cently est a new record for cracking down on a blind man For more than 13 years, Lie oice ac Ba « We have a range of models from Harri Machine Shop, Inc. oy ijzl ‘)tkan“\l:“ DAE 3495 to $83295 POB, Seattle BRI 5 T S n e g R T A a He is a Democ lete LITERATURE ON REQUEST i e e Licutenant James been 'E'N: 4 T 5 s e M e = Pllgfl;l'lll)li MOTDBCYCEEHSAWLES EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED £ l Mean 5OP 2 ke Heattle, Wash. SRl - (DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED) DR. D. D. MARQUARDT Ry Ellis Du + OPTOMETRIST Pe two jobs. In ]i\l'wl LY. = e o Second and Bankln Gl e Juneau or a Capitol po- EV PHONE TS and te - be s a b [CIA] JUKEAU PLUMBING & HEATING CO. p I [sit PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL ¢ ¢ Duke Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle WELDING PR ] —— i s g s Comper: 5 PHONE 787 Third and Franklin SMITH HEATING and APPLIANCE CO. i or legisla- ' the Elephant 2 “I(““'" 6. : i FORMERLY §"""TH OIL BURNER SERVICE Congress- vine o hiied etk = - . . s. Char UNDER THE DOME 4. Lird's beak 0il Burners — Plllmlnng o flea!mg « Al Secretiey of U‘[fm‘l\bu TG g SAM ADAMS DAY PHONE—78 NIGHT PHONE—GREEN 615 confirmed this Communists en acked to tell his real the Hous2 Un- jcan Dennis refuse In- should have said, “T'll \ame if the Commit- w tellF'x real riginal name of Parnell Thomas of Feeney, as ughingly told as a pala-up subseriver to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING. 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