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

PAGE FCUR Daily Alaska Empire Verboten Washington Post The Soviet Russia has erected around EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY 4 ke 3 1d be ne revly from the State Department Y C R B hat ntained in the issued 3 he special House C ) ; ieaded by Represent sommittee insisted on a policy « $1.50 per month; | Feciprocit Evidence support of w0 | has ac « rapid clip since the collected by the ¢ r Committee called for it. This ee, after givin TION RATES a Dou [ instance after S B hrin in (e instance of secr wnd discrimination, said ¢ It i refore the opinion of the com- 4 3 Dupnas BYige mittee t the strictest reciprocity should be MEMBLR OF ASSOCIATED PRESS t 1 g entry into the il 1 diplomats and gov- : number of our own ¥ 1 of Rus- A yur other occupied area ¢ of their zones to our e committee re are over 1200 the United States 200 American r2p- S. R. Extension of 1ld be made to Rus- led « ] ure the adeguate tatives there. Tech- ated, though i in ni b would cert f eous to get as wide as possible an exchange of students, bona fide ] u fentists. It is a well-known f t employees of American legations in these zenes well as in Russia proper, have been subjected to prisonment, and that in sc ted trom adeguate to whom they r s United This is certainly the case Albania. The continued indignities put upon our represer tat the Russian-controlled zones of e = ecidec f 1 Europe call for the st cou an F me € w that we intend as 4 p! -sided dis- regard of t that should was thought to be : no question about nly because it was national officer al ruling If ¢ leaders Fc assistance ntion from is no reason | implicatic e ne hould the real for Eurone demanc: T 9 % atad both political and ec Most of 1 ad her Il merely foves on the west. She ho of i oug il il intent communism to many other natic particular’ of C f the Taft- ' which hem her western bound Her best Hartle . 1 m places such a ram is unrest. Un , more than a labor | thing [& undermine Eurone ith in the demo- o cratic principles under which many of those natior have been livin In the ground of dissatisfaction o “' eeds of new pelitical theories grow swiftly and strong. A Unless the United States the lone bulwark orior filing c by all GHfIcers ooqinst econcmic aggression from Russia can bor confederations strengthen the present establishments of such coun- nee, Britain, Greece and Holland, we n nmunism to gather strength in those lands, and good for us ‘Let them stew in uic But the fact is that, if Europe uffer with her tion | t s00d PO ly wd in thi Labor Board the purpose of tews. we This i e in the economic as well as in the Worker emplover ind the American public as ical T We cannot close our eyes to our di 1 whole have in common a genuin ) strengthe ndency on fereign exports to maintain ocur standard ; Ccmmunists from | of productior 1 If Eurove leans toward Rus- ia, Kussia will have the edge on us in supply those lands with the materials they need. That me le demand for American gocds for exports jobs for Ameritan workmen. Aid to Europe, then, may mean aid to the United well fact too often is overlooked by t Eu »'s problems are con- ement b, limir The new rulin Jommunist af his end ¥ group imp! ; democratic con- ich Communists who feel th: )¢ e castern shores of the Atlantic. had infiltr ore should Chairman, but McCarthy threw out and La- their omestic capacity.” Ire imported from Br: proxies fhe Washinglon verry-Go-Round piu- T . Jorters were all set to demand nued another vote. And they would have RS e v = won—a very bad blow to the cocky perfect job ke « oWn . resource f an from Wisconsin. For To- more petroleum for CWI-/ pey ynlike McCarthy, is rent consumptior & ¥ ; .../ lenting foe of the real estate lobby 1 T ducts—In s ! Aol ax That was wh the October hous- Unk ul ¢ - ing hearing suddenly was called o ) amount. Future for- % 8 3 f o the | s Note—However, W products:must be caret didn't know was that bey had his mind mad fully to refuse the Chairmanship. He planned to it Congressman Gamble to remain the nominal head man of the Committee, probably exporting wheat in large e ewirling. | depending sc Fewer livestock will be 194¢—which 1 meat pr requirements Acreage will increase annuall port of 3 million SLNATORS ROW OVER REAL oy « : ESTATE I.Hi‘ 40, Operate N rinting need 4l. Long thin i m ! 1se-Senate Housing Con \. Hard mineral i Myers mittce, supposed o be bu Hebrew leiter d e 1 ea wh ear t to toueh Jived in foxholes he scheduled ss meeting most myster- was called ¢ New York namely ! » when the full Committee was weduled to meet October 1, Tobey an unre- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA™ ™ ™~ \\\\ ”I/ =120 YEARS AGO ¥ exrine ‘» | OCTOBER 21, 1927 | Practice breakfasts were given by the Frosh Domestic ° TOBER 21 ® ! under the direction of Miss Helen Gray at the Juneau High School » Malcolm Morrison ']‘l’lm.\e preparing the breakfasts were: Lyda Benson, Aina Kronquist, o RIS ® Hannah Maki, Grace Meggitt, Adele Skelton, Evangeline Swanson 5 ”l" \P .f;l"'\*‘f;“wm“d o |Dannie Meggitt, Evelyn Jacobsen, Lena Jackson, Verna Hurley and p Beet ‘Tayenick o | Rosetta Femmer, | lah Lee . - - : nyxlr‘: ::h I<_lxl<‘\;un e Al and Tke Weathers, local fishermen and owhers of the gasboats ° Mrs. Erv Hagerup ® | Ace and Imp, respectively, returned on the Princess Alice after a month’s . Joan Arline Rhodes ® trip to the Outside. ° Dale Holland . 3 8 Thora June Thunes » A prize offered for the best nature picture taken at the 1927 Boy ¥ Bilidied” ahtin ® Scout Camp at Eagle River had been awarded to John Stewart, son of . Mae Fraser ® Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Stewart, for a photo taken of an eagle in the sky, & FIRG SRCE + it was announced by Scoutmaster H. L. Redlingshafer. b e the Women of the Mooseheart - - Twelve candidates were initiated by y swelled the ranks of the Legion Legion during the regular meeting, which swelled the ranks c ibiors sti .5, Catherine S , Jesse Stevens, Signe NORTHERN VOYAGER 1w : porn in St. Ann’s Hospital to Mr. and Mother and child were reported to be doing An eight-pound baby girl Mrs. Olaf Hansen cof Juneau Hansen was a painter ICHIKAN—The small Cana- Inct hoat Linda collided ca-bound freighter | Ni¢ of the Alaska mpany near Alert 4 o'clock last | Rhine, Henry Roden, wellknown Juneau attorney, who went to the Paris cording to a re- | Cenvention of the American Legion and was touring Europe, says: pert made here Harry Clark, | “Europe may be all O. K. but give me the U. S. Shall be tickled to death I the freighier | when I get back and promise to remain for good.” without naviga- | at the time she ran K vith the Ala Northern Voy Transportation Bay, B. C, at Sunday morr ly, Dropping a post card to The Alaska Empire from Mulhouse-on-the- master ¢ The Linda tion 1 5; low, 43; rai Weather: High, into t teamer, according to BERLY 4 —~————. Slark’s r rt. A small cruiser took two men off of the fishing vessel | wnd went to Alert Bay with them. | Daiiy l_eSSOI]S in EflgliSh b“’,’ L. GORDON The crait did not sink but was | Jater towed Tnig. Alert BRYIIE Wik |1-—ul rted from Alert Bay ik Sie WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “Tell us man was mi from the fishing | . 0 o will be forwarded to you." Say, “and IT will be forwarded vessel, although apparently this not reported to the cruiser r she arrived at Alert s e e 3 your preference to you.” OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Ransack, Pronounce as spelled, not with the two rescued men, as ‘am-sack; accent first syllable s made no attempt to search for OFTEN MISSPELLED: Ostracize; IZE, Ostracism; ISM. a third man SYNONYMS: Jovial, jolly, jocular, gay, merry, convivial the accident was fil- WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us boat Inspection!increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Toda word : cted that there | MPROVIDENT; not providing for the future; thriftless. “His im- ; en it when the | ;ovident life soon swept away his fortune.” teamer returns to Seattle. B MODERN ETIQUETTE oprrra LEE Ste when intreducing him to a group? TOwN RES!DEN(ES A. No: however, if we think the persons towards the end of the Science class <. Alex Kasalica, Bertha Osborne, Jean | group did not catch the name, it may be repeated, but usually once is SEARSPORT, Me., Oct. 21.—p sufficient A World War Two ace went Q. When arranging a bouquet of light and dark-colored flowers, down to death with his falling) what is the proper way to arrange them? plane ay rather than let A. Have the darker flowers in the center, the lighter ones on the it 1 in this little village. outside. Maj. Kenneth G. Smith, 33, of Q. What should one write on a card enclosed with flowe: Boise, Idahc ‘n.’l":" jl(;)\&"s(‘d Tnx a funeral? German planes in Wor ar Two, s i v b o YW 8 pathy, s, pest sympa v 8§ was killed. when his "EhuRderbolt A ith sympathy,” or ith deepest sympathy” is sufficient shed in a stream bed, exploded o i o | CRRE and LEARN B snn ed at the controls until the fighter was clear of any buildings.! & oo oeaeee- He was out on a wing, ready but too late to parachute, when the craft hit ——— | President’s veto? He was a sguadron commander 2. Who succeeded Jess Willard as the heavyweight boxing champion at Dow Field, Bangor. Officials of the world? said his ship went into a flat spin 3. Which is the la at 10,000 to 12,000 feet from unde- 4. Which bird lay termined cause - - CLARA SMITH REMAINS | ARE TAXEN T0 SEAGWAY. | The remains of Mrs. Claral Smith, long time Skagway resident who passed away recently in St Ann’s Hospital, left today on board the relief mail boat Donjac for nei e Vi e e | 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1947 to rest in the cemetery there | east of the Mississippi River? the smallest egg? 5. What is the lightest of the commonly-used metals? ANSWERS: By a two-thirds vote of both Houses, Jack Dempsey. Georgia. The humminghtrd, whose cgg is about the size of a pea. Aluminum. ol vl 5 ot o D - (cCPYRIGHT, 1947, BELL SYNDICATE INC) | Sell 1t with an Empire Wantad. * | The B. Vi. Behrends i Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska COMMERCIAL SAVINGS f—_— B. E. 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