The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 7, 1947, Page 4

‘\cr FOUR — THE DAIL DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1947 4 - Mo mpnns ——— e s e e | I) -I !I "' E el Should Be Publicized P S ‘“‘“'“""“‘""""‘f”;! i 5 1 auy Atdssa 'nl"r( {\ s 20 Y EA RS A G 0 from i1 > mm;s /.",r Your aft,ce_J MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE ‘ " g { Sunday by t Cincinnati Enquirer THE EMPIRE i./— SECOND and FOURTH | EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY Scant progress was made again social diseases Monday of each menth * : Nain Syrecs Junews, Mka | il the Surgeon General of the United States and | ,,,,--,_,----,-,..,,---.m--N-N-.,-_-,_,,-,-J Bl‘lJIRIiI:/\S . 15 Boottish Rite Temiple G : ident the publishi succecded in m sy p)ullh J APRIL 7, 19; 8 i . | beginning at 530 p. m. \.“\/ onorrhea wor iich could be discussed publ . .1 Ihemas B, Judson was elected Mayor of Juncau, defeating Cash Cole [‘— /4, . B. HOLLAND, < ereafte t enly thereafter, it was possible to make ' J APRIL 7 . vote of 494 to 337 { 5'*""‘”‘7 " ‘| Worshipful Master; JAMES W : ‘“"f k upon ;¢ 1 “] RS "‘ caused I" . Cedric Davis ° L - | JIts xn‘ how yC | LEIVERS, Secretary B 30 per month | doqtn.' 1 o ,,,“.,."",;K'“‘] priese Olav Lillegraven . From Peking came reports of Killing and looting throughout the| ) your fur coat, or how Gihe b Bt 4 LR eectiGn or e KLY August P. Anderson . area in Shantung Province and along the coast to Tsingtau, by the | | What you get for your money silver Bow Lodge Wdvanee; 4190 | ornar i CRUEARURTAY ‘and the 0ltas AlanErS (\'ju};n\h ik : truction Sogiety.” In Washington, the Chinese situation was the, | Marfin Yictor F:US, Inc. | @ % 1L0.0.5. they' w smptly notity | would have been incapable of ar the spread of | ® ety ‘E’ A8 f subject discussed at a prolonged session of the Cabinet members ! Healleh S ate s Meets every Tuee f of irresularity in the dellver? | ocial discase if a public educ campaign had ! 3 m““’\‘h‘]‘ il o | with President Coolidge. American efforts to provide maximum protec- | < e g day at 8:00 P. M., I. O. O. F. HALL Mrs. Molly cnes i ' ienerations P4 i ey Office. 602; Business Office not bzen possible . Edwina Sullivan o | tion £ aticnals was canvassad in detail. 7 | Visiting Erthers Welccme —_ + i ¢ 5 3 : Fick T 8 . | J. A. SOFOULIS, Noble Grand MEMBER OF ASSOCIATE RESS It seems to us that a AT Jubjc service | o Jane Johnston . | J 3 The Assc 4 ; titled 1ot being performed by the W Companion ¢ o & ik ettt wiie s The steamer Northw rt from Seattle, and the -James | 8 LOOpEI, CPA H. V. CALLOW, Secretary it - : cal new its current issue when it with th B | Alaska was also due in; attle-bound | + BUSINESS COUNSELOR ect of abortion. Not inappropt tled, “Abortion Is An U Specializt in b e CS B.P. 0. ELKS b i g | frust Accounts every Wednesday at 8 p. o drug on earth t uth will proc d | siting brothers A. Bass, cditor and publisher of a fur farming magaz attle, a VICTOR POWER Id each year with varying of harm to the d here on the Northwesteri, and was registered at the Gastineau The Erwin Feed Ce. | | I H. BIGGS, § t introduced ! Yesterday was ¢ .up]?_\‘ way for .. . Office in Case Lot Grocery o ———— (1“ : the f;.dl..-; I .lu:)bvd :)1(1;1 i PHOWE 764 EMTEING ERETIoE s :::’”“"_“ fane SO RIS, (WI Baker, G nd Traffic Manager of the Alaska, ' FTAY, GRAIN, COAL w nair ribbons set at the i Al ’ N e hi i p Campany, arrived in Juncau on the Alemeda from Saattle. | ! and STORAGE Bert's Cash Gracety ) PHONE 104 or 105 i | The magazine article cites or have led to mild pois zangrens, heart failure the extra shine on consciou their shocs, they set 1t on their scuthbound leaving on sengers a werc Mary ‘ The threat! of dangerou is by no | traditional visits arcund the neign- | Holr srge Jergenson, G. W. Carr and J. S. Jeffrey | CA LIF OR NIA || FREE DELIVERY Juneau Hieana IAIEAA 35 Whven Indulgl rh »u: i ¢ }'xi “a: md(;c:rmed Weather: Highest, 23; lowest, 18; cloudy i Grocery and Meat Market ; bt oy e | s The Companicn writ found that 80 per ¢ e baskets for th lenas. - " ————— | 4 illegal abortions in' t There was blso the fun ortiiips: | | . . by \ 47;?.;}: ISEO,NFX-S( as 3.” ! ’ il | < s, B . e S air » Tig Quali y sods al 1 ’ " 1 instance, were ing cute nies on their | D Iy I- E gl " i £ iz ——— ! tween the of 25 and : AetsioE weemed 1o e | UANY LESSONS IN ENQHSHE V. 1. corDON ! Moderate Prices ! The 38)(8“ Stoxe ety v il up in the Iy Your Reliable Pharmacists mothers of two or three ¢ A o P BB I i o SR N S S S ) i 'me.v\u\ for econcmic or reasol After Sur . | \ n | should not have axbther chila where they were on their very bes VORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not My father forbids me Junes-Sievens S!lD | ok s movadeid LY ekt behavior even the as one young- frcm going." “My father forbids MY g, " or “forbids ME TO P DRUG CO. by uals do nc ster said she was all “squigely” in- o | . rt Mflated price Wade Poley 1 ) % side with ex . the children "TEN MISPRONOUNCE uskemelor sronounce first sylabl “ A | age Policy and the Budget FTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Muskemelon. Pronounce first sylable TO-WE | tructure. Tt # 5 X started ou y shielding their . 15K not MUSH. e 7 | HARHY RACE precious baskets from stray rain- OFTEN MISSPELLED awl it orv 'out): Bt BALL. lSe“‘ard Street Near Third " . 7 % o § e : Ll itive d "f“”“_‘w ’2""“‘ SYNONYMS: Unseasonable, untimely, ill-timed, inopportune, Dfqule hilip Murray and other labor leaders, with the uous “let me see” rushes by othe 5 R : P . S ; - 150N o WORD STUDY: “Use a word e times and it is yours.” Let us . The Squibb Store” et Nathen report as a springboe rpC youngsters crease our vocabulary by mast one word each day. T word: | Alaska Music S“PPIY v prof t the present time excessive and urge D 8 3 | & Where Pharmacy Is a R that part of this excess—about $17 billions—be turned | {ISANTHROPE: a hater of mankind. (Pronounc rop, O a Avhur AL -Ugren, Managsr Profession bO: Jhilx over to union labor in'the form of highe EASTER WEAIHER n THROW, accent f syllable) Pianos—Musical Instruments | s : i i PR BTG (S SR S Sl B P e and Suppli The question whether fits arz or are A SORLReE BOATS BUILT and 1 Bch & B has been debate some length, as pERM"S pARADE E | | Phone 206 Second and Seward b . of ability to y criterion for | ) MODERN ETIO U ETT { ’ es. But there is or of this issue | : l ()Lth A LEE ! HEINKE GENERAL Channel Boal works i Y of secondary importance to these con-| | e s e DR D S REPAIR SHOP P. 0. 2133 West, Juneau 3“ s more attenticn than it has thus - 4 ks S 5 far récelied. This v tieaUess o effcct of such Weather on Easter Day was di- Q. What should be done if a friend asks you to recommend him for | |Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burner Across from Boat Harbor Jositor a further stake @ division cn income on taxes, and hence on the whole \Au;».m'-“i iil:I l, "Jx;;\‘l‘i‘h ‘x)x:e (lh: @ job with another friend of you | Blacksmith Work Phone RED 110, after 6 P. M. - St et i Intional Rt forenoon hours tc : A. Give him a note of introduction, or speak to the friend about GENERAL REPATR WORK Ir R e A e . A 5 dies to wear their latest as they pim put give s o i vhat he ha or. | ) " 9, Y FOR Sl i & sluidy just prblishest aine: N justrial el lalm AR t give an honest opinion of what he has to offer. | | Phone 204 929 W. 12th st R : Sy e ; ference Board takes up, gs. this “‘,;_m"»” ’f:"‘\‘-“:"’\‘y‘m‘\‘f“:“‘.’l‘:““::‘fi‘\ Q. Are place cards used at the informal luncheon? | |— o T L - Sted Lrplicationiobs |, There was a siow Somm €AHl . No; the hostess gives directions ns to the seating, unless the T Wall Paper ) : the cushion of iy et 2 am, But by sun up, most SUS are so many that place cards must be i Warfield's Drug Store very large 1 r of pe M8 GUOLID Of 8 g te income, it is pointed out. the oo il e A i) Q. If the fathe \ + gives v, which arm does he t 5 ! fev t the tir n their incomes may | (o the Government would be about DA dISBDRCAISENE % rrar Mer b it S el : : (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) Tdeal Paint Shop 4 be interrupted or their obligations for sickness or other would be only partly offset by the g the forenoon it was clear S s ! NYAL Family Remedies emeargency suddenly income taxes which would result, and sequ with an occasional sprinkle but ; 3 Phone 540 Fred W. Wendt The program is not a full sub- net tax loss would be somewhere between il Tain; Atope SPDEL, Abol U[‘“j‘ | ; H()llL!"C]\S‘D\NISH ) stitute for prompt and rapid revayment of the national and $250 milllions per $1 In oo s, IERRC B LO OK a nd LEA RN ; ICE CREAM You'll Find Food Finer and ! eI ¢ does Words, a diversion of $17 billi corporate net | Schools adults ; { F s I ST ; “lfi iboms WoBlA! foéc. EbaTreds 835 billions | chureh services. 1t Kept clear un- | A C. GORDON § Huichi Sots lpraSempisle b ot look set aside, x = < o J P til M N H [ not 1 2 (‘(‘»[ and $4. billlons: Wht B el aneah til mid-aitertioon then it DegaN L0 (o e e uic mngs ECOflomY THE BABAN a Gtk : ; e ] et i Bl Vho were the inventors of (a) the reaper, (b vulcanization of arkel CUH"EE suop \ o PR : 4 i rubber, (¢) incandescent lamp, (d) typewrite scheme to get a larger proportion of cutstandir ¥ e T ian d be e led 2 Bl a ) : By e yREwtiier? Choi s Ly A R fiseem \\;.II:IL‘L be iled i ERVI(ES 2. Which two States are each bordered by eight other States? Choice Meats At All Times ‘ e . | 3. What familiar tree bears leaves cof vhu‘v different shapes? PHONES 553—92—95 | Lile. hey vodke gag = g it " y 3 b > 2. K 5 the most widely read bool Me"y-Go'Round on t keep tk afety is not always a 1e-way ANSWERS The dharles W. Carler Newly Renovated Rooms ! own minds clear, usually by n DAY 1. (a) Charles McCormick, (b) Charles Goodvear, (¢) Tt at Reasonable Rates n. : : oodyear, (¢) Thomas Edisor o water instead of 106 g SO i”““-’ B £ DURING EASIER (d) C. L. Sholes g s Mflriuary Seats b Page e oS 'E ¢ L get the! ot g 1 5 N1 N _"Cun[m;zl frum Page C : ‘()‘V(i‘ort,.a. it can tell :Slxm;’}:‘“"\“mfl( ster Sunday services at all Ju- 2. Missouri and Tennessee. Fourth and Franklin Sts. BEORR SINUIEO S difference S B o eau churches were well attended, & aitoe tes PHONE 136 0 ith most of them setting out ex- e qui ’ 4. 15 years FETY SROLL. caTy :dupedilo. wess tra chairs for the occasion. Special Il oo VANITY BEAUTY é i ' \ume'xm(\ come ad o iteth e 5. The Bible b aaan Card Beverage Co. FApoN SE e Also s e o i | Wholesale 805 10th St. Cooper Building i * . > non-re - S as 'm 1‘“ B,).N, cometimes the fault Cu:{l?: (Pl‘:f L “ b(‘)’rt—x e hine : PHONFE 216—DAY or NIGHT ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager 5 5 of the Bureau oierators who fail to Al e (k : s for MIXERS or SODA POP Open Evenings Fhone 218 ern caps availatle. On the other hand, min have difficulty these ting new po fans t air in and out of mine i ® fans have been order Russell Shaw included mines, but delivery ha: improper air measuremen s banatise bF Sartalled lack of methan2 V diictian adoned werkings, (3) e and (4 underground tobac- g and the use of ope b amps by min last two arc the fault of miners, not the management Betsy Lane - Sporfing Goods TiDE TABLE APRIL 8 tide 3:19 am, 179 feet o ; tide 9:44 am., -14 feet ® High tide 15:57 p.m., 155 feet ® Low tide 21:47 pm. 2.1 feet ® e s e v o o we e e Plumbing ® Heafing Oil Burners Telephoue-319 ° Nights-Red 730 Under Federal fatalities dropped t from 93 per m ALASKANS NOTE YOU CAN RIDE A B.S.A. MOTORCYCLE d H Mine, H and H Co P 1 N[A] I\’IOST PLACES A HORSE CAN GU E | ‘ . Beibe ai Ao Ideal for Hunting and Fishing Trips Harri Machine Shop, Inc. i Kings hase cam. and roa e Mol aMi s Al 7010 100 M.P.G. Wieghs 250 to 300 lbs. B . SR T RAMBLA !.A N L We have a range of models from —— ' A recent report by Kahre lists AToNEDHMINTONE EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED +4 0, b N s g i § el oM ¢ $495 to $832.95 FOB, Seattle DR. D. D. MARQUARDT St ot i Az LITERATURE ON REQUEST " OPTOMETRIST fon hazard; (2) unsafe ; T e 1 v 1 DEDHAS i i me e gl og N5 NORTON MOTORCYCLE SALES || ™ mmin o ormmnss ™ SR b e o | : :'5‘5 :' 1125 E. Pike Seattle, Wash. | ik PR SR AR & ol o, : J (DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED) | il nade; weekly gas tests no % Y Solution of Saturday’s Puzzle ph f o oo b o el e & i agniy SMITH HEATING and APPLIANC ia, sat down to'rock diilling—a dust-e N 8. Shallow et Seoten an| E CO i § i o b pow 5 iow nt JUREAU PL“MBING & HEATING CO0. FORMERLY §***TH OIL BURNER SERVICE : A g ) L ‘.f; ;;{ lw bivs PLLMBH\G—HEArlxc\—;g::;l:glll\flns—sllEET METAL ‘ 0il Burners — Plumbing - Hming b e e : : DAY PHONE—476 NIGHT PHONE—GREEN 675 [ e Sa PHONE 787 Third and Franklin ted Clark ng condi- 18 — I TR T T 33 " ARTHUR BERGGREN as a pala-up subseriver 1o THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING. Present this coupon to the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE v insisted, could not be of Chuy Kind of champagne 3 | iport |‘ | Con phice 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1947 t \ Mounti 1y iy Ma 1ass becomes gas pockets ed or ventilated; (4) 1 to wol uffici was empty Here, none ! =4 ana receive TWO TICKETS to see: But Koniev refused t e ~GALLANT JOURNEY" The B. M. Behrends : e RO B Feaeral Tax—12¢ per Person Bank ackberr ough this The ,Uu' tough soldie: &l e v s PHONE 14_THE ROYAL BLUE CAB CO. Oldest Bank in Alaska ne, but two star. 105 unde: ! ) and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and the great military mo: Bo- :“ll.txkI.::x}:(;,.:!‘w'xm. i chi RETURN YOU to your herae with our compliments. COMMERCIAL SAVINGS b » down took go according to Federal in- spector V. D. Null i . WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear!