The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 19, 1948, Page 4

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, l948 HE ( ALASKA EMPIRE g y? laska F nunep ire THECIND OOMBANE | « Editor s Manager | N RATES < for $1.50 per monthy $15.00 | owing T | RIPTIC «nd Doust advance, $7.50 promptly notits | the delivery incre expenditures rked the cse to $12 ing n ir OR COMMUNIST? about § up tr of we ment and & A deveicpment, machinery obsolete dded the huge backlos sumer and, con: | lent to mechani n the fact t times between “dc real wa th dollar incc to income is 1 red or other b t The awv mea Communist victo: ord clear concern- 1port a He ile of p he would President replyin FDR rea Rooseve e laid fc that New York of the- last company wishing oven tod a decade It is unfortuna an th whas s for nd I do not welcome roup committed to C t ions that surrcund fits or any other foreign ideology which or Fascism TInir American ystem of government | py CAPITAL CHAFF Oklahoma oil ngton good job raisi campaign that for Mr Mesta heiress W has done such a money for Trumans' she is b consid 1 urer of Democr tional Committee Inside r g the r on Army-Nav cers is a er row Air Force and Na restal doesn’t want it and he will be the John Wiley will bas to Iran, Monnet the Ambassador to Pa Carl Sandburg, W Ri fie Washingfon -.-erry-&o-Round ARSON and hostess By “!,. WP l treas- the tl cen be the ador Davis t new h key posts incoin biograph Tsesite | & Wallaces' I date n Illinois i The Ut at s -agreed t eep the Americ until after gh prices alian elec- bills i EXIT ( of Dr ARRAN twppled ment Pre will ni was that 7 line men whom ¢ Trumal flood ¢ Nof y BM INCOME e iquidated did Mr o mar- great record had vice, t » had been iend of FDR with Roose ernor of N was Parran wifo to call a spade a ame to venereal inti- hav- back 1) 1or higher for income-tax re- both Republicans now out - come spade disease nation- cam- s fired as general solely o1 advice of ~Ost wing, form- | an -of the Democrat- mittee, now chief | 1 Security f Agency, of * Heaith Service i iry ed to let E re increas- Democrats MERRY -G resident Trur been | ¢ t at 1 prom- has one ator will be a Democr this week. | orth Dakota George Me of L. executive see- the A. F. of L's Committee now Burt Wheeler Friends of Gov- will run Actlon enator 10 from specu ropped out nml prolong of demand and e be 7 for Pe between t thau Department b He ngv Ws‘» previ Communist d FEBRUARY 19 Edward Keit Ni sline Schmitz ! ahn sarl Browder ery O'Connors iving Costs™ Olat ‘Olson York Times 0o%csc0esce s e o o0 @ 0 e e exclusive cn new of agric tho s for HEADOUARTERS ARE, ' FORMALLY OPENED Lodge all 1947, the dc American busin beginning of 1 3.6 billions in the year from war to peace. In " nd last year they totaled the estimates for the firsy . o i be realized, and should that ed over the entire year ime peak of $16.4 billions. ate of capital invest- rous contributing preceded details in the opened last public and then inspected the old Nugget 3 to 8 o'clock, then ited te ransition billions, & Should 1 1 Should The publi quarter m new recedented lustry are vvutmsms and various roon which is also a s fries < will h\ll the most I I ¢ r p s, war itself, which spee ar on plant and equ e stimulated technolo much prewar plant and such considerations must be changes in markets; It up in‘wartime for con- goods, and the stim’ ing labor nent any the and te a most a1 me ed to the visitor: hours. are placed a horns found presented to udge Wick- only pair xc ed meos aterior and by very important differenc llar wages” on the one hand and between an individual's real income, People are prone when inflation idual but in dollars, and that a corporation s no exception to the rule. a r he fact that have soared price since s bers is likely to be less aware of the ing ipe line that an oil company could d cost $30,000 tods cel factory buiiding more than twice th war, and that a rnace or a coke amount required °ss houses in (hl 1l hall. g entertain- house with a 7 o'clock weill their respects city e other, n later gathered and prozram inment arranzzd cn ning night, and dancing v v\m oo un initi k in the 1 Women of the of the Loyal Ord {of the Moose are invited to att as guests of the women, at initiation ceremonies There igh rcoms Iu: the All members an outlay efore the steel lodge Moose e that there i the 1t would 1 be in the am Beatric 16 d all are reque: e there at 8 o'cl vice on time monies refreshment in ihe new social - didates for d to ock ived word th of Alabama es him 42 votes a Taft The ‘,;.::1,‘1'“\”.%;‘,.‘2 MARTHA SOCETY 15 T0 MEET FRIDAY P. M. to persu the Trea u.‘ to loose more | $40,000,000 of Yugm s . The Martha Society of the North- ern Light Presbyterian Church will hold its regular monthly and gold which tre y 15 1 holdin Counting poli- social m in the church par- v afternoon, Feb. 20, at turn worth the 1an cal chickens before they arold Stassen's backers pre 11 win Wisconsin in the epublican primaries—even tl cArthur it yated there as a na- | Hostesses for ve son {be Mrs. C. C. Carter and { willis R. Booth with Mrs, Faulkner in charge of the tions. A - H devo- NOTICE I will not be responsible for any contracted by any person otk n myself. 148-Mar. 1) special program has ned with the showing chrome slides of Bible stories A cordial invitation is e of Steve Feist. - oo £mpire Wanwaas for Best Results tend =] [ |E| ACROSS o water H\KNIH! Early inhabl- tant of Britain Mexicun carn Pronoun Sun god Type of elec- Soiution ot Yesterday's Puzzle [3 um. of the Tuses DOWN . Asiatic patm . Soft twilled koot West Indian rodent [ =~ G5, C lian bird al body 61 . Shepherd's K worm Midianite king Retread a tire Withdra Pronan= '-'ou-..ooo EEEW HHOOSE I.ODGE head- | the afternoon will Mrs. L. been Ko- nded | to all women of the church to at- JUNEAU, ALASKA et et Bl it . oo from !zo YEARS AGO 7% empire’ -._.,...,..m i FEBRUARY 19, 1928 ind dads attended the annual dmncr eans, Woinies, buns, coffee the feed the Boy Scouts put J 1 two hundred sons & The feed consisted of Following night. cream and cake Juneau Garden Club meet in the high school auditorium, The J. W. Leivers presiding in the absence of President C. H Vice-President | Flory | | the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department were to accept the challenge of the baldheaded en of otball team and nick returned from cated the westward where she had ly been 1 veling man, had been transferred to Hills Brothers coffee territory in the ¢ Humfrey yo to take char ne West Chic Middle Weather: High, 32; low, 31; clear, s i et ik S S Daitv Lessons in English '?v L. GORDON b e -3 WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not “He LIGHTED the lamp.” Indigestion say, “He lit the lamp.” It is better to say, | OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED as in DID, not as in DIE. OFTEN M PELLED: Chilblain; SYNONYMS: Alleviate, allay, mitigate. WORD STUDY: increase our vocabul EXPEDIENT (noun); not much hope for the per: e e by f} OBERTA LEE | Pronounte the second I| not CHILL, nor BLANE. assuage, relieve, soothe, palliate, | | \ “Use a werd three times and it is yours.,” Let us‘ v bv mastering one word each day. Today's word: suitable means to accomplish an end. “There is sn who makes work the last expedient for % MONERN FTIQUETTE Q. What should a ment has been breken a few A. Mail each gift b the wedding is not taking But don't fail to express nothing had happened. Q. If you are in a crowd, and your companion is talking in such a loud voice that it is attracting attention, what should you do? A. Lower your voice perceptibly. If this is not effective, say, step aside where people cannot hear us.” Q. Does the hostess attempt to introduce all her guests at a dance? No; she introduces each guest to whoever is receiving with her, does not attempt any general introductions. girl do with her wedding gifts, when an engage- \ys before the wedding to the donor with a brief note saying that rce; it is not necessary to state the reason. LQOK and LEARN b‘ «. TORDON oss the United States? the South American continent? in American money of the thirty pieces of silver for which Judas betrayed Christ? 4. 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