The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 8, 1947, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE FOUR MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1947 | the Alaska rate structure and shipping costs to Alaska WWW”_ . Y MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. u.7 VETERANE OF 5 I)(”I\ 41('3’\“ E"l lr(’ Under t ing agreement, capital investments do ! FOREIGN WARS SECOND and FOURTH ‘ : ; Taku Post No. 5559 Monday of each Q Baition dsnit B T R nto the rate structure and a low is 20 Y E A RS A G ' MPIRE s ¥ of each month € NG oMLY T H E E Msets first and third I Scottish Rite Terple G e Junenu, Alaska Alaskans are being misled into belicving A IS A R ard St Visiting Com- s it e s Ve President present charges are blee the Territory and DECEMBER 8, 1627 = B onoR. CHAS. B. HOLLAND, - 'ditor and Manager ~, = 2 2 3 - 2 - P 8 oY) 4 3 Mesba: Maritime Commission, which has given Alask : S \ty Hall and| mender: J.C. BRADY, Worshipful Master; JAMES W - - Business Manager at given to no other 1, has pulled The local Democrats met the previous evening in the City Hall ar Adiutant. LEIVERS, Secretary. = » s as Second Class Matter. A b ot S ® 'laid plans to secure a good representation of delegates to the Divisional g ~|1:~ua ru;\nnulh, A & hor. Sha AR i e AT e : Cenvention at Ketchikan. A special committee consistig of J. J. Con- _ elivered by carrier in Juneau and Douglas ? N ernor and his foolish associates suc- ¥ Delive rrier o rau » uEIAY for S1.50 ver mes M RS Bl aion 1o angnbdalé Alines . ARy o | nOrs, S. Hellenthal and W. B. Kirk wa appointed to canvass the com- | | You'll Always Get a Better Deal ;@ B P 0 ELKS . r:d‘_m" i see what happens to the freight rates. |® Edna Freeburger o M y and recommend delegates for election at the nex meeting i in F:xr l,\'lre and Values at Mot s oA R # p 3 g Mrs. John G. Joh . — 3 2 i (2 A fomptiy patty The Governor has .charged “monopoly ne,$ ol ;V‘L‘:M":"" . Among the thrcugh passengers on the Alameéda was George Lingo, Marfin Vicior Fufl, Inc.1If 5. m Visiting Brecnets wei hi basis t € » companies o ate to the Ter- G . | H i J . VIC - « Oftice. 77 rito Senttle pombanies operate to the Ter o Mrs. Hamy L.Atmold @ |who was going to the States to lecture on Mount Mekciniey National | | Swedish Fur Craftsmen for o e B ws Offs : grey Ao rge steamship company | o v Margaret Grisham ® park 1 Three Generations il - H. BIGGS, See- MEMBER OF \~\|>(1\1|D > PRES: was inte as Rep. J k\u\ pointed out rece ° Louren Miller ° rRpvany etary The As Pre when te was drawn up. If ® Richard Treff . [ e K T 3 H . spat ¥ 1 U 4 Qi ers . . amoanie v s fe a vo children, left on news published interested in the T ‘t Richara Hansen . Gecigs B b B eaRpRuied by I8 o 1O, R, S o | '.ames c' cooper’ CPA Dr/nq:/bryaurfluc ol aska one-way haul, we wot ° Clare Dowling o | the Alameda for the States to spend the Christmas holidays. i BUSINESS COUNSELOR -4 a Newspapers. 1411 | have know . B o ¥ Specializing in SRR TR ST L . How o 06 0 il S s SPEES e What was believed to be a new record for intercommunication be- Corporation—Municipal and :"nn[_[s Rn. 5n|;"~ Co¢ - all of th - - tween Juneau and Nome was estal d by mail which reached here Fedit Anaokiie 1005 SECOND AVE + SFAITLE 4 - Elior 5323 y of Republican mem- aboard the Alameda. Letters, @ g local communications mailed | gy including Senator Bob Tait from here on November 15, were received from Nome on November at S'ervmqlhrla lusively < ice between Fairbanks 4 The fast speed was made possible by airplane s d Nome. hio, threw a roundhouse punch GOP Congressional leader: ge convention by against the drive i in the office | Miss Madge 1 accepted a stenographic’position \d pared down the na were former residents, having spent most of their childhood | PRINCESS NORAH suu.f Daily Lessons in Enalish ¥ 1. corpon WORDS OFTEN MISUSED The word DEATH is DECEASE in all usage, excepting that which is strictly legal OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Alloy. Pronounce a-loi, A as last syliable OFTEN MISSPELLED: Pa SYNONYMS: Rej WORD STUDY abu -3 | preferred to i | in AT| SIS. Paralyze; YZE ntance, remorse, compunction. s and it is yours.” t us | ne word each day. Today's word: | He knows how to depict a story reali- rease our DEPICT describe to portray ‘ s S pisagios o ‘ 2 MODERN FTIQUETTE %pera soe | s iy for an evening of en- | sk him to call? the best way is to ask would it This be all rAS is '16" pr t her home makes some remark that yo'1 know is not founded | be resume operation can 1 The Presider freight rates. rivate climb in consequent The Erwin Feed Co. Office In Case Lot Grocery PHONE 704 HAY, GRAIN, COAL LADIES'—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR seward Street ~ Near Third ‘Alaska Music Supply| Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Mousical Instruments and Supplies Phoue 206 Second and Seward HEINKE GENERAL REPAIR SHOP Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burn Blacksmith Work GENERAL REPAIR WORK Phone 204 920 W. 12th St. Warfield's Drug Store (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) NYAL Family Remedies “SMILING SERVICE" nd other GOP-ers to e e s x i % | ’ of Charles Gar etary of the Alaska Burcau of the Seattle| 4 ST Bert's C me taxes. In a SUONRLY pomper of Commerce, according to word received in Juneau i an ;M)R'“:E ash Grocer’ B ion, adopted withou K ’ PHONE 104 or 105 vote, the nge de- ! o PR T Wilbur K. Burford and tneir Jittle daughter Norma| { CALIFORNIA FREE DELIVERY Juneaa ction er ‘Alaska to make their home in Juneau. Mr. an Grosery and Mbat Marked _— s here a ted the Juneau schools. Before her marriage, Mrs. | 478 — PHONES — 371 2 s et vy gy, BUFORd was Mis Belle Hood. [] hen quitty Fooks a4 The Rexall Store” € P Weather: High, 13; low, 13; clear NEs Your Reliable Pharmacists e 1:*'52 PERSONS SOUTH ON '} S At i l STEVENS® BUTLER-MAURO from t i1 DRUG CO. HARRY RACE Druggist “The Squibb Store™ Where Pharmacy Is a Profession ARCHIE B. BETTS Public Accountant Auditor Tax Counselor Simpson Bldg. Phone 757 FO! Wall Paper Ideal Paint Shop Advisory Committee has proposed construction of a right to contradict him? half billion dollars worth of new merchant ships, some his remark pass unchallenged than to HORLUCK’S DANISH Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt u. ICE CREAM — built for the Alask: of whi 14 be specially sage bouquet at a formal dinner, Under the permanent plan which has been pro- ' posed for Alaska, 20 of these ship would be sold to H l h. Ec nom Oanipiots ARtometis Bt S 60 e dout or uichings Lconomy MT. JUNEAU SALES Alaskan operators for 20 per ut $100,000 each. This would mean a low cap expenditure as a basis for establish freight rates Themas, howe says Congressmen have dency to go slow on this proposal because the that they might be adding scmething which would up we sk be. wi i HOOV and LEARN 2 . corox | 4 ! Lmt w=s democrac HMarket Choice Meats At All Times PHONES 553—92—95 4 & SERVICE 909—12th St. PHONE 659 Specialists in Radiator Work The Alaskan Hotel 1. What fraction of continental United States is owned by the The Washington mildest-rase T Federal Government? The Charles W. Carter g ' - 2 he difference in meaning between “semi-monthly” and | Newly Renovated Rooms House However, Mortuary at Reasonable Rates Mearry-Go-Round teraper when Rep : , ‘ ain P Preside! 3 g Vhich is the mueu infantry regiment in the U. 8. Army? by Fourth and Franglin Sts. PHONE SINGLE © \Continued from Puge O Mario £ What Biblical walls were felled by trumpet blowing? | PHONE 136 s : 5. What was the pen name of the well-known author, William = Sydney Porter? PHONE 555 the Minnesotan added that some | ; ANSWERS | Card Beverage Co A o Lk o DAUGHTER IS BORN 0 . & | Card Beverage Lo. | || Thomas Hardware (o. i R S on Europe? “Semi-monthly” . - Hio | 7 PAINTS — OILS Governments had little or noth- .~ 2. “Semi-monthly” means twice a month; “bi-monthly” means every ing to do with n;; Friendship, 5 WH"EHEADS SAIURDAY two months ’ PHONE 216—DAY or NIGHT Builders’ and Shalt Train,” said Andresen. “It was a e % 3. The Third, which dates back to 1784 | | for MIXERS or SODA POP HARDWARE people-to-people proposition. If i o ‘;’: 4. Jericho. | ——— = you want to be certain the food DADEeR - e 55 5. O. Henry { Remington Typewriters of Hospi! we send Eurcpe gets to the rank- A REE 2 R on Window—Auto—Plate—GLASS SOLD and SERVICED by and-file, and this is appreciated by Hosliel 1. B. Burford & Co them, this direct method of =zid o 2 i3S i D, B : ;f;;r;ml; o s, JUKEAU PLUMBING & REATING Co, || IDEAL GLASSCO. || J.B. Burlord & Co g ; ok At et S lhoke 0 Bace N rumnmc—um'rmcx:: l:glmms—suufl METAL i 121 MAIN STREET Satisfied Customers” BOLSTERING EURCPEAN \is parting shot from ma- \d one brother, I 0 GOVERNMENTS j leader Charles Halleck PHONE 787 Third and F 7 || DoNABEL PHONE FORD AGENCY North Dakota’s Karl Mundt Indiana Mr. and ird and Franklin = (Authorized Dealers) agreed t Y hip Train “Al of us for , longtime resi- GREASES — GAS — OIL had done zn excellent job, but ing people, wherever of w angell and Mrs. . B.|___ o SEOn e | added: but we want to group., Lynchiburg, Virginis S BOGGAN Juneau Motor Co. |. “Feeding the people is not the the money we appropriate goes R . e - Foot of Main Street | whole problem. We are trying to at purpose and doesn't i rloumg Contracior | lop incréased confidence in the nd g i, MAKE ] B Wi Et e. ma kf re that ing—¥inishing Oal rs 1 ,Tmrrnmu: ui. v estern s ope. : ake igus L yi i JUNEAU DAIRIES he big thing is to encourage and e our own eccnor uppcrt those Governments, We ing DEJ.;!CI?IUS ICE CREAM can't forget that if the American Antidte ¢ 2 a daily habit—ask for it by name | | ple @ 1] 7 ts ¢ bene- 7. Ei ag H B ot the mones they spend.r| CONGRESSMEN UNDER THE 3. Corrodes * (abinet and Mill Work | | | Juneau Dairies, Inc. The applause favored Mundt. . . w;'r:’ e g s T s ! Open Evenings 6 to 9 jowever, eral GOP ni Was B Ongresswoma Llare DOLE 13. [* A H e B io b Janr,|Luce and New York's leftish Vito ; The B. M. Behrend H.P. MIDDLETON | | | Chrysler Marine kngines 1, od: through sn ‘independent agency,|Morcantonio claghed _vehemently L4 L] en S 336 West Third — off Wil- MACHINE SHOP in a radio debate over the possi- loughby at Ellen Grocery Marine Hardware not the State Department Bank Mundt seconded Bender's call for Dilities of “war with Russia.” Mr peor siece Chas C. W C party aggressivencss in foreign af- 0 0 silefieity _abbr i as. L. Warner Lo tairs, charging that Roosevelt and or Certain. - n i ! Toman Taa mude e deu” “A ;Jfii"’)“““ Fhtit mear Oldest Bank in Alaska TIMELY CLOTHES Phone 148 froubles fr Poland. and other ‘coun- | Aswer’ el bl Lair ; ever, Mrs. Liuce s S e ] COMMERCIAL SAVI NUNN-BUSH SHOES 3 ::Fp\il,.l( ans,” he declared ”4*\:211( ((;22::1:15”?{71? rel ri ks r:;:kgn';n- U C NGS 3 STETSON HATS HOME GROCERY ! _be more diligent in pointing S50 (o UG, HReWN e e B s 08, Moy o Wikcoqu 08, "MIeE the Lawon © e T L e, , “I| Quality Work Clothing | | | American Meat — Phono 58 repored rumorsof “wneatpur- 204 RN, dou ol e = )| FRED HENNING chased by the Lnl.r.(f States from %, Jo Ko By | ahen e s o I\.",',“"‘ o “yonu s wE?xiTEARlL\‘ ALASKA o . pORIE crop at a S grous as a pait-up suuscriber 0 1 SYSTEM CLEANING 95908 highel - s, orea " EMPIRE i invited to be our guest TRIS EVENING e 4 if will only add-to piy sty fifif-}f ! Present this coupon to the box office of the R. W. COWLING Alaska Laund oblem, tnoving turther atomic- a St i CAPITOL THEATRE COMPANY CITY 4 thels wheat, for|ific {slands is nos ; S 4 Dodge—Plymoutk—Chrysler ve are paring ):I\\“:l‘;uni)u o power we're O and receive TWO TICKE I‘ito see: ; DRY mms ks Lt Rl S THE LOCKET PHONE 877 “b b R Y eueral Tax--12¢c per Person | Lucille's hi“" Salon it SR 25,000 (00 fro HENBRENNER’, s S S PHONE 14—THE BOYAL BLUE CABCO. || spons m s vir ||| 45 y s The Jdfst (et and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and Pecmayerd Wenge tor o8 NEW AND USED ES (”,\“}“(4 to Sk 8 e o RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments, S gz‘m"m"’ FURNITUR E irman of the the Dec. 15 dendif T g PO WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! s ‘ Phone 788 * 142 Willoughby Ave. Committee is a nally decided i TYDY. measiien