The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 12, 1948, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Se HELEN TROY DOROTHY TROY WILLIAM R._CARTE SCRIPTION K‘\ri\ Detivered by carrier in Juncan and Douglas Mix months. SE00; one year ignific There precipitat though service Voice of Prestdent President 4 Mana "Manager Matter. lightenment for S1.50 per month; £15.00 burc rates advance, $7.50 is currer will promptly notfy rity in the delivery Office, 374 MEMBER OF ed Pre ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 to the use for t or not other- vhen you Bu Red faces i omeone h where h there were e of all & mmitte who divul or to fil the allow tral C uthority is like) Is it possible or that they the fellow time ommittee inv wcluded colleze prof officials, labor orgs t positior Committee imp Canwell The with Rus: a probable show surprising r a sub-commit ommittee on Ur make The Washington Merry-Go- Round By I)H\V }’ Continued from Page One) ARSON P. and L. M. Gian: A bureaucratic ho is tuying to suppr institutions through th ictatorial powers me administrative discretion Eccles, howeve couraged He mnis of Ceast banki n- West tors monopolize He told bankin I the and Wi Giay com- 41 a group operating the of 619 offices to banks in banki much thi that 100 the ication: 15 and srowned on Giannini a of bet banks in Califor- g before Comptrol- rency Preston De- Though Eccles has no the applications Delano - unoffi- tion informed jurisdi he over has that BANKERS DON'T FORGET also happen: financiers beer ers the Demo. the West influence to be cf to the Dur Heratic nally tilted the riner Eccles Sam Hu uf the is credited with doi Fecles meat- P scales o Tra ber of y of Secretary 4 John Snyder Just how much John Snyde to do with it isn such an investigat to be filled L+ dem setting within the oblem of no That the New re serious cles has issue comes as 1no gr confusion which ha liberal magazine: Wallace as one few were he recent gton State legislators, and of maintain its inder support the politi come more prono During the grieved figure. ment on tion over its ew Republic party, he well may resignation charge, ne's resignation as an 1 officers for have the sia, the strategic and it Alaska should r to that of the that such an While it Rey resignation the ground any subject And for Mich zine will not thing but a p: It begins is al esults. although the The take the best rem guilty at John | boy which may have their Eccles would of being demot- and still Actuaily the 50 way Toke than evel Holding that les sment airman con- Board control e Board, tle is a long fact, Senato! termine Bank balance the Gi- from In ) pass the new Company Bill wen MERRY-GO-ROUND Strict newspaper c ship ha placed on all ormation the tests of new atomic weapens on Eniwetok Island. News men can't even report the date vhen certain ons were tes fear enem will to figure out w lying air bases land ns been about eaf d scientists the new masse they The b apon behind the Iron cxcept one—Czechoslovakia resentatives i1rom Russia Yugoslavia are still country, but only attaches are stil ry functions are looking who barged s office and threa Marjorie Sh; refused Poland and admit for a into Ser ened ary let him have been disguntled took two shot enator, John subway 1 lice a jumpy former Bricker n at he Capitol ATIONS NEVA? UNITED TO BACK Y Jation: supposed mysteriou: the i ne White House v reportii Geneva—d us efforts of Ame e Un Nations t President ¢ UN 1 botherin; the over to ited him donated the lanc s headquart- 1d Swope: Jim America wh American d how c Republic has found itself in the position of trying 'u' account of forei Now ti of William continue writing artic les sitive statement to look more New Republic-Henry Wallace truth me test need of the other and nev [HE Di\fl‘_Y ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA inee to And press pact. The story it. Rumors at ight ! yade the private he Department’s to diplomatic immunity, | a reasonable facsimile d two weeks before it was Commissar of Public En- agent of the Polit- run State resort ory, or IEBRUARY 12 the atever the press Tommy Whiteside M Harold / Mary Bav Cash Cole Alf Lund . Id MacKinnon L Ken M. Nelson | E. Bower | John T. Foster ! Etta Schwam arally Americans and consider the erprise reporting wspapering ¢ of Government handouts y-risk dismissals from the fruit, Voice of America” is s exclusive it availabl hink it, r han with American 1k that a little r m2 of the facé bes feat a nice all but ablication to a free 9 e 0 e o @ 1 Sovie should ti uld redden s e e REPUBLICANS WILL GIVE LINCOLN DAY | DINNER THIS NIGHT ns of this section will Day at a dmnm' 7 o'clocl at N (rvxh Country Clnhv e there will be a large iffair, at which will be toast- chief speak- giving a talk red over incident t be turning very white. | Kremlin i oing to want to know the leak occurred. It looks subversivés in that most secur agencies, the Commu Over here, a Government em- ified information witho ch as suspected of doi out on his ear fortl jans are more squeamish posts sitive ager ellow traveler Moscow mu: Lincoin yerat Misalliance incinnau snqui. o . from nent leaders blican Party have been will be re: also let- Alaskan Republicans un- ttend, and Republican will give brief talks. the dinner will be broadcast over beginning evening Republic's editor in charge of arti- | P It of the Henr \V\lhu t surprise. It simply adds to the | set one of America’s genuinely ubsequent to the employment its editors. As a result, the N receive ters from able to candidates Procee s at and at the same time to|recorded editor, as they be- | g of pende 1 15 of that ed time that Wallace was an ag- d to withdraw from the gover his differences with the administra- 3 he was an asset to the | 25515%€ it he is heading a third political | GarD become a liability. At least the Harlan Hale, .the editor sension among the mag t point. And Wallace's own | tor—even though he will | does not clarify matters for Bruce Bliven, the New | to explain away Hale's| ements among h aff on | usually fail to agree on > confidence of h , the publisher, t Wallace’s candi hour | thi: - | Miss | max R Henry Hogue and Ed “ o Two Celebrations leld on Tuesday - ly of di m th active ¢ oppose and ! their The ot cele an Mr i and more as though th weddin ance has been a m! rties were one he of the | {ntentions of both p be that neitt Ingvald the dinner pa were Farley; 3 Sunderland Ecker | Harold. ent party pro=| residence, ! ere - waiting finish the | e Fleek home Tauno Niemi, and ceeded where Ito help t { evenin inc priation was of ppI meeting member pay for two coupl Guests at were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard s. The remainder of the evening was pent in playing cards and at the close of the happy occasion 1:qu“1nmd‘11p~11111e111~ were served. income. It is .- i ea Valentine Tea i : ‘ Held Safurday Lincoln Day Dinner mes-| The annual Valentine silver tea s from Chairman Recce, Sen-|will be held in the Parish Hall r Taft and Gov. Dew and|oi Holy Trinity Church Saturday former Governor 8 among | afternoon from 2 to 5:30 o'clock. other eakers. S Creck | All friends in the channel area Cour Club is the place. All|are invited to attend. elcome. (806 4t)| ‘The tea is sponsored Republican Central Committec bers oi Trinity Guild - | Alice Brewn and her Empire Wantaas for Best Results!in charge the each ions would the costs Meanwh a decision that the United Ne proportion o new byilding the Na e cash on hi eight million will Uncle Sam, of annual U cw up to Presi ckay this *financial plax it to Congress. | - 1 ld'\l(-"T TO‘\IGH'I T()\l(-ll'l'} a the since United be re- to b N. Imon mem-; Mrs. by with o>l < ACROSS . Siberian river Dinner course o tuce Palm et Body of Mos- scholars If peg erve us stone Solution of Yesterday's Puzzie DOWN Village . Concerning Blegiey 7 [° | Church, a committee | § from THE EMPIRE 20 YEARS AGO / i PP A i FEBRUARY oprietor of the vas returning 12, 1928 . Thomas Hardware, who had been | south fc to Juncau aboard the Yukon. ball of the Juneau Volunteer Fire Depart- | ht in the A. B. Hall with 250 was chairman of the event Simpson MacKinnon, Roy | Z. M. Bradford, The twenty-second annual [ment was the big event the previous nig couples attending. George E. Cleveland d in various capacities by HY I. Lucas Noland, Minard Mill, Elliott Fremming Jack Kearney, Arnot Hendrickson, H. Porter and Ed Sweeney Flerence Wood, Secretary, announced a meeting of the Business! and Professional Women’s Club would be held at the residence of Mrs. David Waggoner and new members were to be solicited | the Northiern Light Presbyterian | George Anderson of the Electrola and Victor Red at e - given. an In place of the usual service acred concert Anderson Music Shoppe, {Seal records for the concert John Monagle, who had be was to return home on cne ha ovided tending the Portland Dental Col- i lege, of the next northbound steamers, i | i | i { | Weather: High, 33; low, Da:!v Lessons in English i s WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not you do.” Say, “AS you do.’ OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED with accent on second syllable. OFTEN MISSPELLED: Prima donna; one M, but two N's. SYNONYMS: Intrude, obtrude, encroach, infringe, trespass. WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us | increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: PLACATE; to appease; “He was anxious to placate her.” by W. L. CORDON -3 say, “I wish I could bowl like Recess, Preferred pronuneciation is e s - e et et et - - | MODERN FTIQUETTE Ponprrs e et e, et Q. What are some points in etiquette that every child should be ht and remember when attending a party for children? A. To arrive on time; to greet the little' host and his mother; to present his gift, if it is a birthday p all games willingly; to eat in a well-mannered way and never to forget to say “Good night” “Thank you” to both his host and mother when leaving the party. Q. Should a man always rise when being introduced? | Yes, alwa; regardless of whether the other person is a m:m" a woman, old or young. | When a maid announces to enter and “Dinner is served,” should she address, The announcement is directed to the hostess. No. {Lom( and- LEARN 2 . convon || capita consumption of ice cream in the United States each ye Who Roosevelt? What is the most popular of all follage plants? What State is indented by Puget Sound? What is the best known work of the W ANSWERS: Between 10 and 11 quarts. Woodrow Wilson. The rubber plant. Washington. “Don Quixote.” President before Franklin D. er, Cervantes? | i { i JUNEAU YACHT (LUB MEETING TOMORROW A meeting of the Juneau Yacht Club will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock at Fish Face Sam’s | and a full attendance of members is requested to attend, as a report| | will be made on the Capital tm Capital yacht race. Members are also urged to take ! their dues with them and pay up. | TIDE TABLE FEBRUARY 13 High ude, 3:59 am., 15.9 ft. Low tide, 10:03 am,, 2.2. ft High tide, 15:56 p.m., 15.6 ft. Low tide, 22:15 p.m. 05 ft. — — - EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS 1391—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1947 * The B. M. 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