The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 26, 1948, Page 4

# A Daily Alaska Empire EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY Second and Main Streets, Juneau, Alasks EELEN TROY MONSEN - - VOROTHY TROY LINGO - - WILLIAM R. CARTER s [ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPlRE—jUNEAU ALASKA urged by President Truman. Senator James Eastland | of Mississippi concedes there is a chance that one of | the three civil rights bills may be passed at the extra Several other Southerners believe the Re- | decide to introduce the civil rights | and other Southerners have served ! session publicans may sident Eastland " Vice-President | issue “Editor and Manager el P a " <L k| DILLIAM B CARTER _t " L " P Meeies Bdner notice, however that they will filibuster against any | % ALFRED ZENGER = - - = Business Manager . ch measure Is iy % Sutered in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class Matter. e !. R . 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Telennones: News Office, 603; Business Office, 374. as a dominant American military figure of World l - s Tis St g - - | War I i G MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS p e (A o a P 9 S At Tttty gomtied to Ae NIk fo¢ Only he of all our illustrious commanders had|S o o o o o\ o e ® 8 & sepublication of all news dispatches credited to 1t or mot «ther- (j.yed with George Washington the high rank of ioe eredited un this paver #nd slso the local news pubilshed ; ' o i terein. general of the armies—a distinction accorded none! | | NAT1UNAL REPRESENTATIVES Scurth Avenue Bldg , Seattle, T — Alaska Newspapers, 1411 of those who served in World War II. His counrty- {men mourn for one who has gone to join the files of | SIXTY- IHREE HERE;, U. N. Losh IBY AlASKA (0ASIM | (Washington Post) No amount of explanation can gloss over the slight | i i i1ree persons arrived and to the United Nations entailed in the failure of Con- yeev four departed with Alaska |gress to approve the 65-million-dollar loan for con- |ooicial flights over the weekend struction of the permanent U. N. headquarters in New {ae follows York. Foreigners will ask: is the United Nations really ! From Ketchikan: the keystone of American foreign policy? Even the |y, pero plank on international cooperation in the Republican | g “potiorcon Bay: platform draft submitted by Senator Lodge is left with | ton. |a worm in it ) From Hawk Inlet: Binschus The tragedy of the situation is that the one| Ly o 'citka: Mrs. J. McCormick, CONGRE A reluctant Congress returned to Washington today special session called by Presi It's a Republican-controlled doesn’t like the fight. The r conditioning system in the C.“mm}‘lmsc there was @ sound basis for the ArgUMENt.|s proimes may give the lawm some relief from the sizzling | The United Nations can hardly succeed if it is to lean |~ g a0 a0 Miss Hollings- temperature of a Washington summer. But it won't | o,)tiyely on the United States for financial support.|. .., @ g schafer and Harold! take the heat out of political tempers in this election | o5 it was presented to Congress, the appeal Played |goavien 1, Rapuzzi, Mary Rice, Lois year, and the Republicans aren’t too happy about it. |directly into the hands of such admitted foes of the!chmN_ Blaine Beardsley antl Temorrow, Mr. Truman will go before Congress in | U. N. as Representative Halleck. Although the Senate | \p. w ~peardsley. person. He'll tell the lawmakers what he wants them | finally pushed aside objecttions and passed the loan, | g 0" Taku Lodge Mrs. E %o do—about civil rights, displaced’ persons, a mini- |in the House a direct vote almost certs ‘“'l‘l‘ “‘(’1\”" “‘")“2 Gruening and Dr. and Mrs. Michel- mum: wage, soclal security, the housing shortage and |killed it. Hence the loan was camoulsgec in | son. Even this strategy did not work, high prices ing 1 the President called it back into special | apq ‘attemot to repair the damage before the U. N.|Boochever, N. Banfield, B Rnc, sessicn that time, he bawled Congress out for| Assembly meets in Paris in September. One )mwlhlvfi and B. Hanford home without enacting what he said was vital j course is to seek private financing for the headquarters | From Iyou Cove: G. D. Jermain a move which, whatever its feasibility, would 2ntail jang Z. Gross. This is the firts time in nearly 100 years that Con- | | considerable loss of prestige for the international or-| From Hoonah: James Osborne. gress has been called back just before a presidential | ganization. The other, and preferable, way is for Dele- | Fyom Pelican: Bertha Raati-| & 5 gate Austin to convince U. N. officials of the necessity | kainen, Jeff Blanning and J. B election. Republican leaders hope to adjourn the A / i .. | for broadening participation in the loan in time for |Morgan Congress in three or four weeks. They still insist 1S |0 1prer to be considered anew if a special session | From Fish Bay: Mrs. Westfall. all a political maneuver, according to advices Te-| " cinoress is called later this summer. In any| From Superior Packing: Mrs. T ceived. event, a determined effort must be made if the peace | Florendo and Florence Marlis Soathern Deinocrats will be keeping cu eye on |agency which this country was instrumental in form- | T, Hoonah: Pat Neeley, Goldie Republican efforts to enact the civil rights program iing is not to be left a foundling on our doorstep. | Moses, Carolyn Moses and Mrs e g == 5 T T g ——— | Dybdahl 2 Island, part of the Falk- be announced. In many cases, the| To Pelican: Stephanie Bassett fhe wa!hmg‘on contractors have waited up to six|John Winther, Paul Harvey and During the campaign that pre- months for their money {Olaf Aase Mef’y'GO'Round [ceded Argentina’s congressional! The true Federal, Treasury bal-| To Sitka: J. Thomansen.' —_ elections, last March 7, Peron took ance in Argentina for 1947-48{ To Excursion Inlet: N. Stockwell ; D 0 | the voters' minds off mere domes- would, therefore, show a deficit of | To Annex Lake: B. Hanford, E. RYBEY REAREON Itic issues by sending warships to 1842000000 pesos — the luxu"\l‘Pc\lo‘x N. Banfield, Burk Riley and Ci O J ands ile ] cia e Nation's histor | R. Boochever (Continued from Page Ohe) the Falklands, while the official in the | : - - - S |press and radio called for a final — | To Petersburg: Mrs. J. Rhea, Rose- | showdown with the “imperial 3 | marie Charles. was held just after the death of | . e (x‘ (‘-«:‘\‘ ,rmior O, Max Garner on the | USUrDer. | 7[’;K];z:“:f:':}v”’]‘msz”'g;-Si(;”“;n_ eve of his departure for London The Falklands or Malvinas, as the |liams and William Olson, Anna O'- where he was to have served asArgentines call them “have, beeh Neil, D. F. Summer and Walter Blan- ssador to the Court of St. IN SPECIAL & idea of being called back in the de- veloping heat of a knock-down drag-out presidential | is still smarting under the tongue-lash- major blot on the foreign affairs record of theicm”e.\ F. Ennott and Ernie Fuers. | Eightieth Congress resulted as much from a bungle Frem Idaho Inlet: George Gates I8SION {as from any intentional move to discredit the U. N. ! From Excursion Inlet: Mrs. Eli For this the State Department was to blame. The‘le”“n_ Rosemary Mills. building loan was presented to Congress as a unilat-| g 0 'peljcan: John Winther, Paul dent Truman eral proposition, despite repeated warnings from Sen- Harvey, J. Alhadoff, Olaf e and Budget Committee of the that unless other nations at least on a token basis, On principle, at |ator «Vandenberg in the | United Nations Assembly helped finance the U. N, ill-will would result John Klingbiel From Haines From Tulsequah: son, Sid Bassett, P. Cupowsky and Congress and it Ellen Strand. | Congressional | omnibus U. N. bill for the whole omnibus measure was lost The important thing now is to iearn the lewml From Lake Hasselborg: W. | lette, Willilam Wilson and W. Fu'ld From Annex Lake: F. Peyton, continuously occupied by the Brit- ton. |ish for the past 115 years. England o Tt) Tul\cq\mh. Mrs. Wl]lmms. W. A. Bates and | F. W. Pink-| F. H MacPher-| Trip- | 20 YEARS AGO e smpirE JULY 26, 1928 Steve Vukovich was a passenger aboard the Prince George due tl night from the south. Wallis S. George was fish buyer for San Juan. The Elks lost to the Paps by a score of 4 to 3. Koski and Coughl was the battery for the Elks and Schmitz and Blake for the Paps. Canning time was {cans and what to put in them. Cheap, too Firemen were called out to extinguish a roof blaze on Mike AvoLmsl mln(‘ near Fifth and Kennedy WW —— Da'ly Lessons in Enghsh w L. GORDON {increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. INCIPIENCY; beginning; commencement incipiency g MODERN ETIQUETTE Ybperra Lee “The disease was in f [ sheuld duty of the groom? | A, The girl's escort performs this service. a man mispronounces it? A. Yes, but it must be done in a friendly fully. | Q. Should a person ask permission to smoke when he is calling |a friend’s home? i A, Yes ‘ablv to some people. manner, HOOK and LEARN ® B e ( 1. Which is the longest tributary of the Missis flppl River? 2. What is dendrclogy? “3. What bird kicks its prey to death? 4. What famous German composer wrote a symphony after he w: entirely, deaf? 5. What is the antonym of the word “rural”? { ANSWERS: Missouri River, | The study of trees. { 3. Thesecretary bird. | 4. Beethoven. 5. Urban. BUSINESS COUNSELLOR ; Accounting Systems Taxes Phone 351 Room 3—Shattuck Bldg. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shotter arrived from Hood Bay on the Margnita. at hand and all grocery stores were advertising ,—— WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “He speaks with a slow PHONE 104 i drawl.” This is redunancy. Say, “He speaks with a drawl.” HAY, GRAIN, CO ;;:::!Pl;::nu 3104—1905 - e - 2 i ’ s es L OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Hosiery. Pronounce ho-zher-i, not s STORAGEAL DR 8 i HSM. ho-zer-i okl A OFTEN MISSPELLED: Encumbrance; not ENCUBERANCE. g o 4:00 P. M, SYNONYMS: Part, portion, proportion, parcel, lot, share. C all EXPERI e | WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us RIENCED MEN o2 Today's -wmc s CONKLE and FOLLETTE ”The Rexall Store" Q. When going horesback riding with a girl, and a groom is present, st the girl in mounting and dismounting, or is it the Q. Should one correct the pronunciation of one’s name if someone | never resent- It would show good manners, and smoke is still disagree- 1 C. J. EHRENDREICH — C. P. A. claimed they were ceded to her by At the Democratic State Com- mitt meeting various speeches & treaty with Spain. Argentina re- made by Umstead and Gov.|Plied: “Bunk!” : regz Cherry. who had been elect- | Once the election was safely in ed Governor through Max Gard-| the bag ;‘0‘_‘;1““:\ all l““‘ d“]"’“:: ner’s support—but not one word ing stoppe ‘; rgen ‘é‘e fc:co was said in tribute to the late|ton to the Bogoto OConfer sador. Nor was any resolu- made only a perfunctory state- offered in his memo: {ment on this issue and accepted ! without protest that Pan American After the meeting broke up, one o ‘ | decision not to consider the mat- member recalled the fact that no tribute had been paid to Max, and | ‘€% \ The Steamer Baranof alnvcd ]mxo Knkh.xm H Worbec. H suanon at 7:30 c'clock this morning with| | L. Selmer and wife, the Rev. Gal- 10 passengers for Juneau and de- ‘mm and Connie Rasmussen. parted two hours later taking seven| T, Haines: Mr. Parimenter, Ann for Seattle as follows: Gregg and E. Dire. From Seward: Miss M. Frenzel, \ £ SR Miss Lorraine Hill, Miss Mary Hod- | FROM TULSEQUAH gen, Jess Ison and wife, R(J\(‘((dl From Tulsequah, Frank Mac- Johnson, Florence Nash, Steve Vuk: ovich and Bert Smith. To Seattle: Miss Sophia Gadley, Ted Keaton, John Ness, Lee Hutton Pherson is a guest at the Baranof Hotel. - e — MOTORSHIP YAKOBI Harbor Market, Phone No. 352 QOperating to Petersburg, Port Alexander and way points. LEAVING JUNEAU EVERY TUESDAY MORNING MAIL, FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE Freight accepted at Northland Dock until Noon Monday One of the most scenic routes in Southeastern Alaska. For reserva- tions contact Captain on boat at Boat Harbor or leave message at MONDAY, JULY 26, 1948 MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO; 141 SECOND and“FOURTH Monday of each month in Scottish Rite Temple beginning at 7:30 p. m. WILLIS R. BOOTH, VETERANS .OF FOREIGN WARS Taka Post No. 5550 Meets first and third Thursdays. Post Hall, Seward Street. Visiting Comrades Welcome. VERN METCALFE, Co ands WILLIAM o b R s Worshipful Master; JAMES < W b LEIVERS, Secretary. €) B.P.0.ELKS Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 8 pm. Vislting brothers wel- come. JOSEPH H. SADLIER, Exalted Ruler. Secretary. —_— H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man LEVI'S OVERALLS for Boys Widest Selection of .| LIQUORS PHONE 399 W. H. BIGGS, “Say It Witk Flowers” but “SAY IT WITH OURS!” | Juneau Florists PHONE 311 The Erwin Feed Co. Office in Case Lot Grocery Bert’s Food Center Alaska JANITORIAL Service Phone Red 559 Your Reliable Pharmactsts , . | BUTLER-MAURC STEVENS? 1 DRUG CO. il LADIES—MISSES' READY-TO-WEAR | HARRY RACE ; Seward Street Near Third Druggist “The Squibb Store™ Where Pharmacy Is a Profession ARCHIE B. BETTS Public Acccuntant Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Planos—Musical Instruments | and Supplies at || Phone 206 Second and Seward HEINKE GENERAL REPAIR SHOP Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burner Blacksmith Work GENERAL REPAIR WORK Audiior Tax Counsefor Simpson Bldg. Fhone H Phone 204 929 W. 12th Bt LS HE Wall Paper I Warlield's Drug Store : as || Farmerly Guy L. Smgb Drugs) Ideal Balnf Shop NYAL Family Remedies Phone 549 Fred W. Wenat || HORLUUK'S DANISH o ICE CREAM F Juneau’s Finest { Huichings Ecnomy Liquor Store i B | W Phone 689 ' PHONES 553—92—95 The Alaskan Rotel The Charles W. Carter || | yemy enovates xooms Mortuary i Tsmstaiy Kite Pourth and Franxlin Sts. PHONE SINGLE 0 PHONE 136 =i B c PHONE 555 Card Beverage Co. ] Wholesale aosg 10th 8k, lhoflei_r'!aflw:fi (o. | i| PRONE 216—DAY or NIGHT Builders’ and Sheif | 'l for MIXERS or 8ODA POP HARDWARE \ i s Remington Typewriters SOLD and SERVICED by J. B. Burford & Co. Window—Auto—Plate—GLASS f } } IDEAL GLASS (0. an But the real payoff on the sin- :Ahd( L‘lrlxx:‘(""[nd“ll;g:x(‘c‘;nx:]x:m:—e:l::(i cerity of Peron’s pretentions came and wife, Eugene Titus and Allen ATTENTION MASONS b iarihad hat way., Now lccently, with the revelation that Jones. Stated Communication of Mt. Ju- We planne it that way ow nean Lodge Monday evening, 7:30. we control North Carolin: Another meeting of the Demo- cratic State Committee was held last May, but again no tribute or resolution was offered to the late Max Gardner, When the North Carolina Dem- ocratic Convention was held later, an old friend of Gardner's offered a resolution from the floor, and a beautiful tribute was paid. Meanwhile, ten lifelong friends | of Max Gardner had become in- dignant over the obvious intention to slight his memory. Eight of them previously had intended to support Senator Umstead for election. and all of portant political influence. 8o they | began a quiet campaign to elect ex-Governor Broughton, How much they contributed to the 24,000 majority which Brough- ton got over Umstead will never be known, but it was probably sub- stantial. At Philadelphia, Mr. Umstead, the man who is about to become an ex-Senator, whispered to his friends that he would be a candi- date ior Governor of North Caro- lina four years hence. But the men who loved Max Gardner —and they are many—vow that time will a never come. PERON REVERSES ON FALKLANDS Five months ago, Argentine Pres- ident Juan D. Peron was beating his breast and making loud war- like noises over the century-old dispute with Britain concerning title to the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic. But now that is all forgotten. A government-subsidized fishing company recently approached the Biitish Colonial Office, hat in hand, with a very respectful request for operating concession on Souih re- | All of them were locat-| - ed in strategic parts of the State, them also wielded im-| the Compania Argentina De Pe~- . s g ol eau L lca, a Ih.lhm" concern which has' RAPUZZI HEERE ) Visitation by M. W. Bro. J. I \ VISR Deputy U. S. Marshal L. Rapuzzi| Preissner, Grand Secretary | received 62 rcent of its capital! 4, A : s ary as a uovernmp:nt subsidy asked for ! Of Skagway is registered at the| J. W. Leivers, and received London’s official per-| gastineuu Hotel. ‘947 26 Secremry mission’ to use South Georgia Is- e TR 'lflnd as an operating base for the { next 21 years. r P ZZl | The president of the company,! Cros wo d u {an Anglo-Argentine _uamed Alfred ACROSS 35. Title of a R. L. Ryan, even informed the 1. Protective s ’rn?‘lmn“ | Foreign Ministry in Buenos Aires, z ditch 35, Danghter of with a perfectly straight face, that : g Ci\umu: | Sir Miles Clifford, Governor of the 3 U0 41, Cnldda Falklands, had been “very help { s cerine 43 Tibetan gazelle - 13. Seed covering 45 Bast Indian ful” in the negotiations. | 11 Anger ‘coins 3 A | 18 Miming car 46 Turns the S 16. Lethargic ront wheels ARGENTINA'S BIG DEFICIT Mol 49, Yopng:demon § i | 17. Bntangle 50. Decay An amazingly bold and simple 1 e plant 61 Of e wer sleight-of-hand act has been used| 19. Form into a 53. Flower ; . St o i fabric 57. Fuss by the Peton Government in Ar-| ,, o fabre = 0% Buss o gentina to persuade the Agentine, 21. Base pedestal | people that their wobbly Federal| 3. Merenant Nty Solution of Saturday's Puzzle finances are really in fine shape.| Qosan 60. East Indian A 4 atl . Pertaining to weight €3. Heavy barge DOWN On July 1, the Administration Ay L 61. Declare i z“ b s ! announced with great fanfare that | drama 62 Arabian s ohint . Mythical the fiscal year had closed with an| 3% Commotion Report S chanrent monster unprecedented Federal surplus of ,gr"&lu'\(x'akc 588,000,000 pesos (about $112,000,- Wash of a 1000). This was heartening news| .M:(;l‘ms i indeed to a populace made uneasy | 1 Stane. writing by the Argentine peso’s spectacular | = muu:;s i i 5 . Pretending p on the international ex. Ecolesiastical change. _ scarf Just the day before, the Peron- ean. Bach Toward the dominated Congress had approved mouth special, supplementary appropria- lff;::eagxfl‘:runu tion to the new national budget. diteh . Long narrative poem . Disparaging . Solid water . Sign of the zodiac . Arrow poison . Measures of The amount of this extraordinary appropriation was 3,000,000,000 pesos, mand it was designated simply “for discretionary use by the executive power.” The straight fact is that 2,400,- length 000,000 pesos of that sum are be- S § ing used to pay off long-overdue Male cat Federal bills, largely for army bar- AL "Paria‘lus tp racks and fortifications construct- Having no feet Kind of eloth . Round-up . Side piece of & ed by private concerns on contract | from the Government. Payment of these accounts had 'been deliberately delayed until af- ter the close of the fiscal year, so (hat the fictious “surplus” could | . Was carrled kS The holly . 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