The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 23, 1948, Page 4

. . ; 3 k PAGF FOUR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1948 ¢ A 1945. Rather than risk by use of their superior VETERANS OF MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE No. 10 ; P(ul Alu:,l.a Empire ary foross, the' Russldfi ré by e bioekals JErEmans oF RS RAT EOD 9 a Weapon to force us, and the British and French, 20 Y A R A EM QRN LR Monday of each month \ x Published every eventns except Sunday by the ; s HivieE s BheE T H E P LR K §| e e . in Scottish Rite Temple EMPIRE PRINTING COMANY Yo 1eaye LA o g i Seward Street. Visiting beginning at 7:30 p. m. ; p. BSecond and Maln Streets. J-mnu, Alasks et known only to themselves, are temporizing, nlthmluh‘ Comrades Welcome. HELEN - - - 'resident i wnmfirs%mflfifigo - - - Vice-President v know well they have lost the Eastern zone of JULY 23, 1928 c«n‘n’r:?:iuM'{:vrfiim wonmirmfl MBO()'I'H WILIAM R CARTER - - - R e Baar Germany to the Russians be e| Dr. H. C. DeVighne was back from a 17-day water trip, Juneau to | ¥. SHERLOCK, Adjut- LEIVERS, Becretis, %8 W ALFRED ZENGER - LA - Business Manaser Conceivably the Russians would offer to with- LY 2 Sitka and return, on his boat Chirckov and said he had a wonderful time, & ry ) { JULY 23 o 1 = aw their occupation troops from Austria as an| g o | wonderful weather. e NEE Butered 1n the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class Matter. | draw th i 5 tered 1o the BoN UBSCRIPTION RATES: . «, Inducement for the other powers to move their own | Gene Jorgensen of s G B P 0. ELKS u e o 50 per month; 4 B L i Py sie uar, W . |per | out of the Berlin area of Germany—but|e Annetta Peterson e Al Protestant churches joined and were holding daily vacation EORGE BROS. six months, § X i ¥ | . y Mooty & . pos id, at the followins rates: " y Mak afiek - e ,f“’,m".‘."-up\"n:z.c:' P s montns, 3 advance, $7.50; |right away, not when they get v"‘fl(\y to. (& Mary Am‘\‘J nes . school sessions, well attended. Widest Selection of o s 2nd and 4th Wednesdays e month, in advance, $1.80. T It is the time element which probably is more ® Donnie Crosson S g D.m. Visiting brothers wel- e S ey fallure o istocularity n the dalivers important to the Russians than we realize. So long|® ui‘(“;”\(\" P&h’l::;‘m : Henry Roden came in on the Admiral Watson from Seattle. LIQU“BS Ei’;‘lemd*’%iilzfl vlv{ ISADLIEE he ps 0! 3 cratic st are able bt 3 ’ —_— H. B! BB faoere. o eet; Bustness Oftios 31 as the forces of the democratic West are able to| ® Lirlh 2 PHONE 399 Secretary, 1Gas, operate. in the vicinity of Berlin, they interfere with| : s Mort H. Truesdell returned from a shotgun shoot at Tacoma and OCIATED PRESS . . Glen Gus . R OF ASS T s g date ficatic hat 3 i BT e B P dse s e e The Associated Press ia ‘exclusively sntitled to the une for Soviet plans for complete unification of what fltln % o | records brought back showed he was first in Class C but was put in Class wepublication of all news disps‘ches credited to 1t or not (ther. Ryugsians have come to regard as their half of Ger- |y o o o o « o ® o ® @A after he demonstrated how an Alaskan could hit in trap shooting.[| “Say It Witk Flowers” but Wise credited in this paver #ud also the local news pubiished 5 § Setore. AN Ye wATitag | H H Saren, many. Possibly, therefore, they may be willing to 5 [ il “SAY IT WITH OURS!” Es NAT.UNAL REPRUSENTATIVES — Alasks Newspapers, 111 crifice their holdings in Austria, where their occupa- | Lo o i1q not telephone, but sent | Cutthroat trout were being fished at Auk Lake and Turner Lake b The Clotl’nng Man sourtt Avenue Fld fon has not been too successful. Possibly, we repeat. o jono wire instead. Simultane- |and most catches were three and one-half pounds in weight. Juneau Flonsts R — = | ously 4 Roosevelt called Doug- | —— iy LEVI'S OVERALLS More Sup[mrt \cc(led for Mining I1as u the Pres-| Attorney General John Rustgard and wife were tu make the Triangle m for Boys L idency man. Pulled in|Route on the Queen nkv\rlnknn News) {s0o many directions, no With proper support, mining again can become an | wonder Dauglas declined . . . A| wooinor: High, 48; low, 46; cloudy. The Erwin Feed Ce. jmportant industry in Southeast Alaska. Ketchikan |s up is due in the Democratic b Y Office in Case Lot Grocery Befl s Food CEnier ;ot its main start through prospecting and mining ‘\' tional Committee. Truman will PHONE 784 Gr Ph in carly days. There are still many evidences of that |clean out all those who opposed his HW H H by HAY, GRAIN, COAL Mot bl iy ames activity in sbandoned shafts, tunnels and open-cut |nomination President Truman ally essons In ng IS W. L GORDON and STORAGE Deliverlee—10:15 Pt gonges | was 5o irked at his bemedaled mili- g Th A M. The hunt then was mostly for gold and silver.|tary aide, Gen. Harry Vaughan, o — 4:00 P. M. Little thought was given to the base metals or many | that he didn't want Vaughan to WORDS OFT MISUSED: Do not say, “She mcd thie. yosea ir _\l of the other rare minerals now so badly needed for the | come to Philadelphia, finally let [, oo "™ Tiche ARRANGED the roses in the vase. Call EXPERIENCED MEN || ———————— defense or offense of the nation’s industries. | him make the trip provided he wore | > OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Melee. Pronounce as oy iy Absen Alaska JANITORIAL Service ) Yet there are many traces of these in Southeast | civilian clothes . . . The three Tru- | MIREROROSE R s ¢ CONKLE and FOLLETTE The Hexau Siore Y !Alaska, There are known to be immense deposits of | man advisers who urged his call-|On 1ast syllable. 2 & | Phone Red 559 TWAD A DERC lime. There is pitchblend from which uranium i |ing a Sp 1 Session of Congress OFTEN MISSPELLED: Battalion; two T's, one L. i 0 e Your Reliable Pharmacists NEWSPAPERS sometimes extracted. There are marble deposits. And | were: Undersecrtary of Interior SYNONYMS: Fertile, fruitful, prolific, productive, abundant. ] = e I besides base metals, there are many of the more rare | car Chapman, Judge Sam Rosen WORD STUDY: “Ude a word three times and it is yours.” Let us BUTLER-MAURQ When read your Daily Alaska Empire you gneq man and Clark Clifford . . . Gen.|increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: : d y ¢ CO. little real ous under which it is published A different technique is needed today from the|Robert Eichelberger, MacArthur's SQLALID dirty through neglect. “The family was found in squalid dis- Here is an interesting Assccianetd Press dispatch from | rough-and-ready prospectors of vnx_‘l‘ days. The form- ldeput.. will retire from the Army ‘L” LADIES’—MISSES’ Pittsburgh which says the next 12 months will be the er, looking mostly for gold or silver, could, with :rsonu He is not being groomed to READY-TO-WEAR n“Y nm most crucial in the entire h of the newspaper |frying pan and coffee pot, live off the country andfgsycceed General Bradley as Chief Sewarll Btreet Near Third adustry in the opinion of the comptroller of the Wall endure all kinds of hardships. ; . |of Staff # sk, 1 e U o Today a much wider knowledge is required for the [ “OBERTA LEE | DWQQISt Street Journal £ ol And classification of the many kinds of minerals. , ‘ % “The Squfl:b Store” The prediction was made by T. F. Mowle before |y, with that technical education will not “rough it"| 1948 Gop plATFORM Alaska “llflfi Supply the 20th mechanical conference of the American |tne same as the early prospectors. . ’ Is it necessary that a bride write lengthy letters when acknowledg- [| Artkur M. U Manag e e Newspaper Publishers. Association, now in its second | One good sign is an increasing staff of geologists | wour-lv BE(OME MW“"" Rob pedaite oty i ggen, er Profession day in Pittsburgh now working in Alaska. These can point out the way | A Thets sokbylBEHbe Gan 16, ROTH Mk bnk i letessr 1o 3 Planes—Musxical Instruments A thousand men who supervise the printing of |for likely mineral deposits, but a still further step is | o o E g s not | and Supplies o | who supervise the DAL Of | ecetsary. Dore roads and tralls are needed. Moal.AI RuMp SESSION@M length of the acknowledgment, but the genuine appreciation and || Phone 206 Second and Seward ARCHIE B. BETTS D B O o e the areest dis. |of the islands are still a jungle away from the share |sincerity expressed that is important x . day conference, highlighted by one of the largest dis- o 5 ing pronibitive the cost of finding and de-| WASHINGTON, July 23—(M Q. How is asparagus eaten? !l HEINKE GENERAL Public Acceuntant plays of vlm'lh. equipment since the war. veloping mineral claims. Every encouragement also | Thomas E. Dewey's campaign man- A. Authorities generally agree that it is best to cut the stalks mt,o‘ REPA Mowle said 300 daily papers have gone out of busi- |\ 1y be given by the government in pointing out|ager said today the country cannot|palves with the fork and eat the tips as one eats any fork food. IR SHOP Antijs Tax Counsetor ness in the past 10 years. “Newspapers have always |ipe way, for the lesting of samvles, and the building |expect the 1948 Republican platform Q I 2 Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burner 3 { ay, for ot . Is it correct to have nicknames of men or women Simpson had high costs. The average wage is $1.86 per hour.” lof roads {to be voted into law at a “rump”’ ... A Blacksmith Work Bldg. Fhone 77 To solve he dilemma he urg greater labor- ! There 5 no part of the world where there are |session of Congress i .;\. oy I GENERAL REPATR WORE management cooperation There is a serious need | greater mineral possibilities than in Alaska and Herbert E. Brownell, mmmgmg’ s A Y Phone 204 929 W. 12th Bt FOR g > needed minerals will require | Dewey’s drive for the presidency,| ™ =" TTTITTTTmneee for help from unions, or the weaker papers will fall |Canada, but to get the needed minera e e s | active and mutual support from both governments. | old a news conference that el 50 b all Paper Further insight into the publishing business is the | T b Pk Bt | termine next week.a parly progiam | A. C. GORDON wufield s nmg Slnre < 4 increase in the price of newsprint. That keeps going | n the Black, Bu [in" the special session callec by | L. Py Gy R o , Ideal Paint Shop up and the supply is still limited 2 i | President Truman. | i ¥ tha b Einticg Aepartment, paver ook has| o n(“xln;flzf:;m Ln(r|‘\l.“l‘:‘ the U. . Treas-| Brownell said: 1 Which are the five generally-recognized precious stones? ! NYAL 'l""’li Remedies Phone 549 Pred W. Wenadt also advanced in price and certain grades are hard to | . e e kel history.| “You will find the Republican| 2 What city in the United States has the narrowest streets? i HORLUCK’S DANISH lury ringing up its most profitable year in history.| . N he i 3. What grass grows a hundred feet tall? ICE CREAM get at almost any price. | The final accounting is expected to show a surplus [Party again will place the best in- 3. What grass grows a hundred feet tall? Newspaper publishers in Alaska are just as hard | of about $8,000,000,000. This is the residue from $4 m)u«(\ ot lhcl (‘mm(x'y over nnd‘ 2 ;\,’nm liquid :lnmsulr‘el :1 800 per cent 9! a pint? Juneau’s Finest pressed as those in any city in the State 000,000,000 taken in by the Treasury from all taxes and | 3bove partisanship.” i . How many plays did Shakespeare write? . pressed as those In any clty in the States |Dioguna e by the T i Dewey's manager said he is con- | Rasl Huichings Ecnomy Liquor Store il g Alrlcnt the Republicans will adopt | s SRl @ my | This surplus enabled a debt payment of $7,000,000.- L, 1. Diamond, sapphire, emerald, ruby, and opal B A I > A POSSIBILITY | 000. Considered by themselves, the figures look good, "‘ Jconmmihye i aide: Dor S0S1 % 4.080 Angttine el Market ; ErE | but they don't bear analysis very well L "I Congress ‘.mdh.ul ,rfi @ 3. The bamboo. MEATS—GROCERIES Phone 689 We've seen it mentioned only once and it doesn't The debt payment of $7,000,000000—achieved dur- |fall to co-operate in the specal set- 4. A gallon. FREE DELIVERY round unreasonable, namely that the Russians would |ing one of our most prosperous vears—leaves us still [$100 ki wilhibe President Tzt il o o= o I PHONES 553—92—95 pay handsomely for immediate exclusive control .,r‘m«m; 712,000,000 The interest alone on this '“"‘3“_"“:0“”‘-6 T e 1 4 N Berlin. The price? Evacuation of Austria t indebtednes: a heavy drain upon the public| = g P : SABI0LE . i¢ n‘ Aluk“ n.hl It is doubtful that the Ar I the British | PUTse. Ihis labeling of the special meeting C. J. EHRENDREICH —C.P. A The Charles W Carter 5 doubtful that the Americans and the British | PUrs i : g dsiicn” p - g . i act |Of lawmakers as a ‘‘rump session. o = can continue to supply their zones in Berlin by air, | Al""_ oux ““‘”(“"‘““ Apett 1337'”(’0'000‘0‘20 ull“;“ DU . 7 2 N‘;" Renovated Roems s oy » now doing, o g s year r a peacetime year, and as a continuing : Sl e s;h:);znu ’u‘m ,1(“;;)“ (\‘lr .|. long ](mufl of time, :ymm that is far too large a figure. ItcanbeborNe | e ¢ o @ © @ ©» # 2 © © @ BUSINESS COUNSELLOR Momary i ; ")‘“l ‘:l ‘x s ‘;”‘“ i “'1‘:“ for the | wpen'total national income is ranging upward t0$200- ¢ T IDE TABLE e Accounting Systems Taxes Pourth and Franklin Sta. PHONE SINGLE O ple reason that the Western ies failed to secure ‘()Oouull 000, but what of the years when $37,000,000,- ! o ° Ph 3—§| PHONE 136 — mppl\ lines during the negotiations at Potsdam in {000 would be 50 per cent or more of all our income? ls R . one 351 Room hattuck Bldg- S e 15, vty 4 sl Al | — ; e High tide, 3:31 am. 159 ft. — = PHONE 556 (he washmgmn goes up to Cengress for an appro-lever to party labels. I wouldn't|e Low tide, 10:04 am, -07 ft. ® MOTORSHIP YAKOBI Card Beverage Co. Thomas Hardware (o. | priation from now on, they'll be ! consider taking any office on any e High tide, 16:21 pm, 15.1 ft. @ Operating to Petersburg, Port Alexander and way points. Wholesale 805 0th St. o Merry_Go_Round | wondering whether the money they ”"1]1“ b;m,\'lalmfd I hnpf th(t-‘ occasion | @ Low tide, 22:18 p.m., 34 ft. e LEAVING JUNEAU EVERY TUESDAY MORNING PAINTS — OILS vote us will go to building up an-!will not call for me to change my fe e © o o o o © ¢ ¢ c o0 3 || PRONE 216—DAX or NIGHT Builders’ and Shelf e other candidate for President.” | first statement. I have no desire S MAIL, FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE 'l tor MIXERS or BODA POP HARDWARE By DREW PEARSON In addition, llu; Wh;w House in- tuer .:: R |\(\)|(..,;;,\’r|0\' Freight accepted at Northland Dock until Noon Monday a7 ner circle hints that there was an-| e he e risis a a Telephone Engineer m i : (Continued from Pagr. Ome) other personal factor, very close to become more acute one week earl-| corporation, of Fairbanks, has fil- g:;;’;;:&ct"g:;i:x‘f::“;::tmtsgllhte;sterbx; Alaska. For reserva- Window—Auto—Plate—GLASS Remington Typewriters ——— — ——————— | General Eisenhower, which Presi- ier, Eisenhover might. have been|eq its Articles of Incorporation G e ;:one“;o'%‘;““‘ message at SOLD and SERVICED by up increasing oppositior from the|dent Truman, cocksure and confi- drafted after all. with Territorial Auditor Frank A. 7 < mmll GLASS co- J B Buflord &c° Polish peasants dent, seemed to know all about. | Boyle. The company was formed g . e = : =¥ | b x] * . “Our Doorstep Is Worn by Czechos Klement Gott- ey L S MERRY-GU-ROUND | by Mike Stepovich, Jr., Lawrence 538 Willoughby Avenue e ral IKE'S PERSONAL VIE Few people know it, but President | Glascoe, Ward Carroll, Will £ il C Orbssmmre™ : wald, the munist leader who| __ ; g . ) arroll, William g ) ] Opp. Standard Oil Co. M vaed Beasident Benes, ‘has now | However, Hisenhower himshl, did Truman tried to get Mrs. Roose-) Maxey and Jack Boulet. The con- HYES BXAMINGD LENSES PRESCRIBED DON ABEL PHONE 633 benr aased 1o the sidelines Mos, | 0L seem at all sure in his oWn velt to telephone Supreme Court|cern is capitalized for $250,000 with DR.D.D MARQUARDT FORD AGENCY cow has put Rudolf Slanski, Seo.|Mind, and right up to near the justice Douglas to get him to run|stock divided into 25000 shares i et (Authorized Dealers e ot porty o |end, he talked with high-up Demo- for Vice President. Mrs. Roose-|having a par value of $10 each. OPTOMETRIST - GREABES — GAB - OIL his. pl: Sy 1 top Czech lead- |CFats as ot ooy D BT T 47, B SRR TS SR S L oL Second and }ranklin Sk “ his. place. Several top Czech Jead- | ot significant of these conversa- wiate] PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS BOGGA Juneau Motor Co. e % ) SNIEC SLALES ions was with Willlam Ritchie, p S A protection, including Gen. Autonin g ot A C zzl ¥ ORE Foot of Main Street B Husal Crech dupaty Chief of | Democratic State Chairman of Ne rossword Puzzle 5 I £ l"lonrmg Contractor Stafs braska, who took: chreful notes on e i 5 [s Joc] s g o = his talk with the General, and here ACROSS 15 Pioat i o Laying—F¥inishing MAKE Maly— Moscow wusn't pleased | exactly what e said: | s e I Oldest Bank in Alaska CALL 209 pEUNEAU DAIRIES with Communist leader Togliatti ! 5. Poet 40. Before ! LICIO CE CR! even before he shot. Some In-| “The gravest issue before the 9 Chart 41 Glacial ridzes ) luuUSl EAM 3 ; 3 el Bl £ 2 Kilier whale 43, Orehid meal L - " ' i 4 u P w & daily habit—ask for it by name telligence observers believe Tog-| American people and the nation is| (3. On the 45 : prefix i Matti was shot by a Moscow agent: | world leadership for democratic in-| . 45 Cilinese pnzoda 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1948 Casler’s Clls‘n;m ear Juneau Dairies, Inc flist, to get rid of him, sccond, to |stitutions. If America does not| v Pormerly J . arouse turmoil in Italy {back firmly, and efficiently the| | With these cracks beginning to| Vandenberg-Marshall plan, then 17 TheB M Behren . Chrysler Marine Engines | o 1|18 : o L] Arrow Bhirts and Underwear appear in the Iron Curtain, Krem- |the world outside of America will | Shees MACHINE SHOP lin prestige in Berlin is v go to dictatorship, with the re-! 19. About oxitions 3 v B nk Allen Edmends stake. The 14 men who govern |sult that American prosperity, the| 2 Hormit teelsHlSIEIN a Skyway Lugtage Marine Hardware Russia need a psychological victory | American way of living and Amer- — — to keep thelr straying disciples in|ican lberties will be gravely en-, Solution of Yesterday's Puzzie Safety Deposit 3 Chas. G. Warner Co. line. When a gove: dangered 62, Repair s e y pa Yums tige is at s “I meant what I said,” General 69, Facility wood sorrel - m B Bintogny wodllai Swben O owN 4 situnted ear Boxes for Rent HOME GROCERY said that I didn't want to be a j o i A “'[”"I’“"“’ NUNN-BUSH SHOES WHY EISENHOWER WITHDREW candidate. But I will say this: If 36 French poets ¢ CAVHEY i v \ el y plant A battle-toughened soldier like|the necessity arises, I will answer i : COMMERCIAL SAVINGS STETSON HATS Phone 146 General Eisenhower docsn’t often any draft to e the American Take out Home Liguor Store—Tel cry. But when, in George Allen’s|people along the lines that I have 9. Refer to - Quality Work Clothing Ansirioan Mant M.-. presence, he wrote his historic | just discussed—-even if it requires M"‘::’ :;“*’ = o e 3 statement finally taking hi me to carry a gun in the rear | o i paicy tears swelled in Eisenhower's eves.' “I will not let down the boys . Complete Outfitter for Men 0 c < . I\.\'\ The complete story as to why!who fought under me in Europe | 23, N as a pait-ap suvscriver w THE DAILY ALASEA Eisenhower signed that statement and Africa and who made me what | : . EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING SYSTEM CLEANING is not yet known. This writer has tried to fnd out, but is not yet satisfied with the answers. ‘The fact that some of the big political bosses, such as ex-Mayor Hague of Jersey City, hopped on the Eisenhower bandwagon ungues- tionably had its effect. The Gen- eral thought he was being used for political purposes. Also the fact that the Republicans nominated a | good ticket was important. Also it is a known fact that some of Ike's own best military iriends pleaded with him not to get into politics. As one of his clos- est battle-comrades told Eisen- and his qualifications for the job. | “Every time one of usLI would pay no attention whatso- | hower: I will never let down who gave their lives for| atic institutions. Vandenberg should be nomi- nated,” Eisenhower told Ritchie, “I know he will interpret the Repub- that I am today the boys demo lican platform in such a way America will be safe.” Aiter some further Eisenhower concluded “If I should be President I want conversation you to understand this: I will be an American President, not a Re- publican or Democrat And I would make appointments on the basis of what a man stands for . Hospital attendants ‘Rlioy ot tia and lead Infrequent neh author Ancient Roman official 5 . Reach across . A . Sheep-killing parrot Present this coupon to the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO TICKETS to see: Alaska Laundy DR. ROBERT SIMPSON OPTOMETRIST B. W. COWLING COMPANY Dodge—] _DeSote—Dodge Trucks “HOME IN OKLAHOMA" T Eyes !n-ln::—ou.- lc"mu Feaeral Tu.—12¢ per Person SHAFFER'S Phone 266 for Appotntments ASHENBRENNER’S PHONE 14—THE ROYAL BLUE CAB C0. and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments. 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