The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 16, 1948, Page 4

" THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1948 PAGE FOUR Daily Alaska Empire " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— 20 YEARS “AGO Our pitiful Alaskan defense was strengthened this summer by an additional 2,000 Army troops. But this winter, because of the lack of permanent housing, the Army will be forced to withdraw 7,000 MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. W SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month '+ in Scottish Rite Temple beginning at 7:30 p. m. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Taku Post No. 8559 Meets first and third ‘Thursdays. Post Hall, Beward Street. Visiting, fr THE EMPIRE Secong and Main Streets, Juneau, Alasks troops from the Territory. Comrades Welcome. R O NG "= "= "= Vicspresidest Yet, in Siberia, Soviet Russia maintains a net- SEPTEMBER 16, 1028 ; Convmeader; WILLIAN :mmpmg ok WILLIAM R_CARTER - - - Bl A er | Work of air bases, built up before and during World | J s| Winners of the kiddies' tricycie races at the Southeast Alaska Fair| . SHERLOCK. Adjut- LEIVERS, Sac.';‘s.:erry' Ty e T L WAL L, . SEPTEMBER 16 o | were Horace Adams, Harriet Tonsgard, Ruth Allen and Keith Petrich.| : ¥ Satered in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class Matter. They were used, in that conflict, for ferrying o i) . Winners in the bicycle races were Walter Lundgren, Alvin Bloom- e o stmscuipfiONEATES: | L | U. . lend-lease aircraft across Sibera o the Russo- | o Mrs, Joseph McLean ®|quist, Arnold Hildre, Tom Hall, Dana DeVighne, Mary VanderLeest, GEURGE BROS. @ B.P. 0. ELKS six months, §5.00; ene year, §15.08 ¥ German front. Russian pilots picked up the planes|e Benjamin Phillips ® | Mary Jean McNaughton, Jane Blomgren, Jean VanderLeest and Leota - ¥; A i D e, v Satoa, ™ T eance, $7.00; | in Alaska. American pilots were not permitted to fly (e | Agrvancs;‘mll ® | Harris. Widest Selection of 3";"‘;8 ;Very Wednesday at e month, in advance, §1.80 these gift-planes to Siberia. . orothy Fors . e o - M. Visiting brothers wel- -.’.':'2-".'.'.’."&:‘:’.‘1’ :f:‘:; t‘n ::l”.f':.‘.'ldfl&"&‘.’"&“’u‘.?‘m" Once we were accustomed to thinking of Alaska |® Thomas L. George y B. M. Behrends, Chairman of the Juneau Chapter of the American LIQU"RS ;;’:le‘ JOSEPH H. SADLIER, '.r'g.mom: News Office, 802; Business Office, 314 as “far away.” 1 w;.l"]:‘; ',i?“:fir;ic: : Red Cross issued an appeal for contributions for relief of the Puerto PHONE 399 s“r:::r;iulen W. H. BIGGS, ;‘—nl. o A”——————_—'ocl"“ ey Slm:::jn.skd is not far from any point in the United Linde Witk < |Rican hurricane sufferers. 0 Assscinted Press is exclusively entitied to the "':u:‘,'f f . A . . e O o e e s the Jova mews piblished It is a bomber-flight from New York, less thaf® 4 o o o » o © ® » §| Malcolm Morrison, of the local cable office force, was awarded thel| “Say It With Flowers” but orein. 2,800 air miles. Less than 2300 from Chicago; 870 o Nash automobile by the Juneau Fire Department. “SAY IT WITH OURS!” H. s, GRAVES 1,900 from from Seattle; 1,500 from San Francisco; | Los Angeles. | But we:do not hold Alaska | | The Clothing Man LEVI'S OVERALLS for Boys that one of his callers, Francesco Palleria, president of the XNew Jersey Sons of Italy, was a Dewey elector. And from the way he pochina TS NATIUNAL REPRESENTATIVES — Alaska Mewapupers, 141) rourth Avenue Bids , Seattle, VasiL. Juneau Florists PHONE 311 The Erwin Feed Co. Office in Case Lot Grocery Winning awards for needlwork at the Fair were: Mrs. Dave Housel, Mrs. A. Osborn, Lucille Norton, Mrs. W. Scott, Mrs. A. E. Nelson, Mrs. E. L. Gruber, Elaine Radalet, Rosellen Monagle and Mrs. O. A. Stillman. talked it wouldn't have made any s Aiferace ir, bk had. . Ani6eRey Premiums awarded in the manual training division at the Fair went ‘];r(';e.y Republican gtinned hub aid 1m Edgar Powers, Arnold Hildre, John Knudsen, Henning Berggren and nothing. I in the sense that General Mitchell meant. It is a U. S. possession, purchased from Russia 1in 1867 for $7,200,000. It is a Territory, soon perhaps to realize its rignt- —— Bert's Food Center | ful claims for statehood. ~ f - 1 'Fred Barragar. . H k you know m PHCNE 764 ! It is an empire of great mineral wealth, the |, R, 0 lograes wadie . — " Grocery Phones 104—105 i feelings and the feelings of most s ‘ HAY, GRAIN, COAL Meat {worth of which is exceeded only by its strategic value. | omericans lie,” Truman said. “We Mr. and Mrs, Richard McCormick Jr. had taken up recidence in u;d STORAGE leat Phones 39539 But its cefenses are not as strong as the defenses [are doing everything we can to|Douglas. Young McCormick was associated with Mike Pusich in the # ’134;5 A‘% & - 15 — 4:00 P. M. {of Hawaii were on Pearl Harbor Day, 1941! help Italy and have spent over 3mm( and grocery business. The richest prize in the world is unsecured in | $2,000,000,000 a year on Italian! —_— :any real military sense. aid in the last few years. That| Weather: High, 46; low, 46; misting. It is a fact of history that for 100 years before |should provide a pretty go0d ClUE | qoomcoroomse oo o eooeree —me: this country acquired Alaska, it was designated on |35 to where we stand on the mat- . . . by ] Daily Lessons in English . r. corboN " the maps as “Russian America.” ‘tvr of those African colonies.” | ALASKA—KEY TO THE WORLD | 1t is up to Americans to make sure that the| At this point George J. Spat- | |uzza of Chicago urged: it idesign:\tion does not become a tragic footnote to thei “If Ttaly is given her rightful s y " Ur-‘dir\;: 4 afivevcgp”;’:},;:: fs-,mf ‘.l;::;tq;-x\m;m: Iixtacy (05 Tae JUT . | trusteeship over the colonies. it, WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “Leave me see him.” Say, e e L e e i will encourage the Italian people [ BT me see him.” 2 —_— ""The Rexall Store” ‘Your Reliable Pharmacists BUTLER-MAURC DRUG (0. Call EXPERIENCED MEN Alaska JANITORIAL Service FRED FOLETTE Phone Red 559 STEVENS® LADIES'—MISSES’ lishes a stirring editorial regarding defense for A]askn.“ to fight all the harder against i & o AN s 3 FTE! 3 5 unge in-ve-g'l, E as This cry has been taken up by all leading news- PATRONIZE JFD BENEFIT Communism.” ’\;)E agefisiN?fisg?D Inyelgie . SERBONIES o Ee : READY-TO-WEAR gkpery (and SRR BRI I e B “Tm wen aware of that’ re-| " L R OO o ater (to bury); distinguish from ENTER. | Seward Street Near Thira American Legion Convention at Sitka adopted strong‘. At the Capitol Theatre tonight will be the last|plied the President. He added that ; resolutions rir defense. The Veterans f,; Foreign |showing of a feature given as a benefit for the gerhaps the best procedure would SYNOE Active, aglle, alert, quick, lively, supple, brisk. | Wars, at a convention held in Juneau, did the same |Juneau Volunteer Fire Department. Without any ibe to call another meeting of the WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours. Ibet i thing. The VFW encampment, recently held in St. :commenl on why support should pe given this most Ifour-pouer ror»::.ign ministers to increase our vocabulary by.mastermg one word each. day. Today's word'. il Pouis, repeated a demand for defense for Alaska. |worthy defense of Juneau, we just state that if you settle the Ajncan colonies, but ASPIRATION; ardent (liesn'e or longlr?g for what is «:levated or nbo\e‘; The editorial in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer is |did not attend the showings last night, do so tonight, JHEY this again ek S0 toithe Biate one. "She NOPECIOAHaly the aspirations of her soul. | !a good production and for an outstanding beneficia] | Department. Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager and Supplies Phone 206 Second and Seward UNDER-THE-DOME About 3,000 American commies | have been kicked out of cushy jobs herewith printed in full: On his last important public appearance, Feb- |organization. ruary 11, 1935, one year before his death, Brig. Gen. william Mitchell told the House Military Affairs | | ARCHIE B. BETTS Public Accountant MODERN ETIQUETTE g ROBERTA LEE HEINKE GENERAL R O B N [ t: b 3 Committee: Suggestion to Divide Annette Island | o iopor-union _ esecutives, Ot { oo e ] REPAIR SHOP Anditer Tax Comnseter L et i _m"",?,lwpm:f g"l: e“w;r:fl rs:i (Ketohikan, News) | heica t:reigy ki)nh“:héoai?r::]gy e Q. Is it correct for a young woman to go to visit the family of a PTG IR E Y Weaty and. thatls frue-eliher Lt The question concerning the airport on A""L'uei'rhey are getting quite restless, YOUNE man on his invitation? i ’ i s i North America. 'Island is one of general interest - i invi i i T § 3 . . . Robert Bose and Mike Reilly, | A. No. The invitation should come from either his mother or nis “I believe, in the future, he who holds Alaska| Mayor Rod Davis of Metlakatla is quoted as Saying i ;ormer White House Secret Ser\'lcye bstar: ! will hold the world, and I think it is the most strategic that at a conference held in Juneau it was decided t0 | yon_poth experts—will take over| Q. When a person calls another on the telephone, who should say place in the world.” iserve notice on the Civil Aeronautics Authgrily and {the protection of Governor Dewey‘uG .-by" first? g { Gen. Billy Mitchell was one of the great mlmary;lhe Standard Oil Company to vacate the field, andguring the campalgn. This is the A. The person who makes the call should terminate the conversa- strategists. He is most noted as the prophet of air “"’nN“ 0":*’ to M'-‘lhlflifafljns- S ¢ the | first time a Presidential candidate i s oren ow here we have the peculiar situation of the s . i . power, though an unheeded prophet, finally discredited has had a special bodyguard prior Q. Should a player or his caddy replace divots on the golf colirsen ! : ment having built the field, with administra- . 1 t-martialed for advocating a concept of mili- | EOVEr™ to Election Day. Bose and, Reilly | BE fa » |tion by ihe CAA, a government agency, and Metla- |/ =y bot oot B Fpbli.| A The caddy should do this. If he does not, the player should call tary aviation which, had it been adopted instead Of |y o)ans living on a government reservation and freed . Housewives for Truman’; his attention to the fact. FOR Wall Paper Ideal Paint Shop Phone 549 Fred W. Wenat (Pormerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) NYAL Family Remedies HORLUCK’S DANISH scorned, would have saved the blood of many Ameri-ig.om a1 Territorial taxes for their cannery, traps, c_a;::d. R e L T L ICE CREAM cans in World War IL etc., asking control of the airfield. lrauerys—are getti;ig S!Bl’(Edg this Juneau'’s Finest Honor .and rank were restored to him post- Attorneys Curry, Cohen and Bingham, in Wash- | co 0 =00 g o dinot ki I-OOK d lEA R N by nnl h. E Li P humously. War vindicated him. He wast right. His ington, who have been active in Indian land claims | " oy coct of living, from street | an A. C. GORDON caings Lcnomy iquor Store detractors were wrong. {in Southeast Alaska, are attorneys for Metlakatla, and Shhies shid arket p‘mce" M k l ’ Will it take another holocaust, with America itself MBYD‘;] Dfl“gi lllsthowd as Sflyi{‘g unless a settlement e L P st | i e e S Oy e e arie B A v A n n s e i |is made “We'll take over ourselves.” iti T . a6 the battleground, to prove him right about Alaska? | | ' 4 What two large cities of the U. S. are connected by the Holland ME%%EE—&RO(!;%}YHES Phone 689 { tionn made The Daily News is to let the The question may reasonably be asked in the One suggesti ; - _ | Government divide Annette Island, giving the Indians ations st newspapers A X HEnt of recen»'. revell’(llllor: f,‘" d"}:’e }:e:“‘_\ lmen:gfep @ |the west section with the town of Metlakatla and its that Alaska is weakly defended an i |cannery and fish traps, and making the other part, PHONES 553—92—95 . 1. I \'hunnel? Reds Now " ng { 2. What is the largest and most important of the so-called ductless 'glands of the body? The Alaskan Rofel s - glai attack. on which is Annette airfields, open government land | I.llpllle as prOdud\ SILmGs ) IR STANRRT 8 The Charles W. Carter Kodiak Island is a potentially great base, but again, i i % 1 e What is '»he”oldest civilization still cxmnflng? e . Newty: Restwiodilinons according to our Navy officers there, a determined | A( tne pesent time the Pan American Airways| MOSCOW—{#—From White Rus- | Vo T wrsecgtihe Dot Monuary at Reassnsble' Rates enemy could capture is overnight. One said, “It would | anq other companies making use of the field pay the | sia it is reported that Ilupine, ANSWERS: » . ¥ take 8,000 men to post a sentry line around Kodiak. government, which goes to the upkeep of the field. |which was formerly raised only} < 1. New York City and Jersey City. Pourth and Pranxlin Sts. PHONE BINGLE 0 ‘We haven't 800." |This same field might be needed for a bomber range. as fodder for cattle and as a nat- | 2. The spleen. > PHONE 136 2 ; ey ig i Quite a few men are employed there, and it is an!ural fertilizer, is being used as a| 3. A triangle, two of whose sides are equal. Once "““;ed' ‘KOd“k m?ldmhsie,“e“a: M"Ml?s hndus(rial feeder to Ketchikan as well as Metlakatla. |[raw material for industry. Two' 4. Chinese. PRONE 263 on Seattle and Prince Rupert, Alaska's main SUPPLY |~ nj;reqver, present arrangements seem to be sat- | Belorussian scientists have discov-j 5. Henry W. Longfellow. . c“d nflerlgc co- ports, and on our military airfields at Anchorage and ¢, 1oy Why make a change for the benefit of a |ered a means of removing harm-| = oth St momas Ha'dwa'e (G- Fairbanks. Forces at Nome and Point Barrow Would [gelect few, already beneficiaries of the government, |ful alkaloids from the lupine crop' {1 Whalesslg- L PAINTS — OILS (— F Builders’ and Shelf and it thus can be used as & raw PHONE 216—DAY eor NIGHT Welding, Plumbing, Ofl Burner Blacksmith Work GENERAL REPAIR WORK Phone 204 29 W. 12th Bt Warfield's Drug Siore be cut off—“Wake Islands” of the new conflict. {unless such change will benefit the general public. C. J. EHRENDREICH — C. P. A. T - " SRR e T T T AL I malgr_ial for food producl_s and for MIXERS or SODA POP HARDWARE "'ew h' ' Iugreed. He knew U. S. military of ire against Tom Dewey when medicines. ~ Another scientist has B as mfl on ichiefs had warned that in case oflhe discussed Italian colonies with |discovered how to separate protein USINESS COUNSELLUR Go-Round |war they would have to evacuate|a delegation of American Sons of | from lupine seed and obtains a Accounting Systems Taxes Window—Auto—Plate—GLASS Remington Typewriters Me“" -KOUN {Germany, leaving German factor-|italy the other day. Angrily, he|Product not inferior to protein of Phone 351 Room 3—Shattuck Bld SOLD and SERVICED by —_— ies, rebuilt by us, as lush prizes for |accused his Republican foe of animal derivation. From lupine, : g mfl‘- Guss co’ Io B- B‘fl"‘ & c.- states “Izvestia,” there can be made high quality and cheap arti-| ficial wood, plastics and plywood glue. to win Italian- !the Russians. | “playing ' politics” o | However, Harriman had no choice American votes. (Contirued from Page Cned ,in the matter. ECA boss Paul| “I'm leaving Italian colonies in ! Hofiman, who in turn takes his the hands of the State Depart- Committee” which the Russians m._%cues from Secretary of Defense | ment,” he told his Italo-American ganized from the surrenderingiFmWflM and the bankinq group callers. “I'm not going to be in- that wants to rebuild Germany, or- |fluenced by Tom Dewey, who is Nazi Army at Stalingrad. Field! 4 Marshal Von Paulus a?\d General | dered otherwise. So Harriman |trying to mgke a political foot- Paris, London, 'ball of the issue.” Von Seidlitz were the front men ' flew to Brussels, The Sweetest Spot in Town CHANNEL EMPORIUM Candies — Ice Cream — Soft Drinks — Tobaccos 330 South Franklin St. J. A. SOFOULIS, Proprietor By DREW PEARSON Opp. Standard Oil Co. PHONE 633 DON ABEL ————————— | DOROTHY STEARNS ROFF SCHOOL OF DANCING . Fall classes now enrolling, boys 1acrobatic class, social dancing for ‘'FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASES — GAS — OIL Juneau Motor Ce. \ § 538 Willoughby Avenue | their have rehearsed a own | special fi i for this German Army which ml_iyvmpcl‘ncked enough governments The President did not know'beginners., Phone Red 575. 990 16t | Foot of Main Street laborated with Russia, but the'into 1‘“8.“’ lp“‘ |crorss the Hoff-| Ak B o grandson of Bismarck was thelz?:‘:zig"éiznfl:;an il recon—] S[P[Y MAKE backstage brain-truster. » * 1 - Eeioge. dugin-Gust Note—It was Forrestal's banking | Crossword Puzzle §EEG s JUNEAU DAIRIES Since- then, ne has played hand- firm which made heavy loans to: [o]R] | es an m as a DELICIOUS ICE CREAM '“'_3,]""9' wm.‘ the 'CO"""““‘S“' "icermnn munitions-makers shortly | ACROSS 30. Tabulation of mg . : & daily hablt—ask for it by napee N“v"d“‘m"’ during the r“‘;"t'\berore Hitler came into power. Labor for year ST l”l_over na“ c " kin lw AWAT efi the Irox? Cross both TSUIChief difference between toda M."&:"m. :’KE %.!In‘“. P 0 #n o " ’- Juneau Dairi“ Inc and Sccond Class, his prestige in and the 1930’ Is that, though For-| 3 Hubber tres 2 BUCOT Qe ey FLmany - 16 . great. irestal is still masterminding loans Angiike 3 | iy o £ 5 Of syllabie I8 whn ot In e wesers e G, ey sre now e i, 8 AL, R | TheB.M. Behrends O SACHINE SHOP of Germady, he was ncuflnlly or-1ost by his banking firm, but by t"l';,'- e 4 Bona \ MACHINE SHOP ganizing C(iermans for “Fretheit!, . ;' g Government. lid water 4. City in . Tag” — “liberation Day"— in an i ; s,',f’,fl."{,.fi“' 46. Fail .l:o‘;ollow Bank A - : effort to gut the western zone of ! MERRY-GO-ROUND Roman house- _ _sult ) i : A -GO-ROUN 49. Guided Germany s?n‘chromzednflvn‘ :n up; When President Truman = visits 21 JRUTTE B8 . ..lrm:')'frb ot s ' t ‘ P Chas- G. wm CO. i R R g afety Deposit 5 - dd g > {cial escort will be a mounted drill ', tain flowers mark Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle sent into the gvestern zone JUSt 5| youm of teen-aged youngsters who t> Bl P 52 Oimxg veeel ¢ Baxes far Re”t HOME GROCERY the Moscow talks began, which in- | .. organized “The Flying Hoofs.” 29 Occupied & 59, Silkworm 61. Arablan 62. Skoting acena BUSH SHOES dicates what the Russians really | 4 ying 5 seat 60. Plece out seaport 63, Color { NUNN- g |The youngsters own 4. Bird's home STETSON HATS one COMMERCIAL SAVINGS thought of the Moscow conversa- | yorces Sg:m:]n‘ 3 er Heme Liquer Stere—Tel. 009 addad tions ! dri . - a | Note—Von Einsiedel was senten- ot o, T Clled e EEeS JANEE HEEN oW Quality Work Clothing American Moat — Phene 38 _(‘ed to six months in jail for carry- population hungry, the American # 3‘,,':,:,,. plant ing fake papers, Wonder what the auliet is now flying champagne . z Auction _—_———— m m U. 8. officlals ‘will do with him |, pejeggucred ~Berlin—for the CREE F-4 A.Y Cd Ontfitter for Men when the six months are over—let prencl American flyers say they! a . A Boman road _ Al Cemplete ter for him go back to Russia? [can't help it since 25 tons daily_is // . Scotch Calies as a paid-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA b15% lallotted to the French and they | / . Train making " EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING oAl N i s Rh:;.:”le:kfd GERMANY - -loan Syt B:;!il:‘i;xl they. wan| fluffi.f:r'..“ a Present this coupon to the box office of the bassador Averell Harriman has wasnington state who don't love 5. ‘5:5:";:" beeh cracking the whip aver_the oo 0" L0 IS Bk ; S CAPITOL THEATRE DR. ROBERT SIMPSON 16 Marshall Plan nations to make ' (pa¢ Governors Dewey and Wwarren | 3 fit&ta‘nf‘m:. 2 4 o them cut aid to Western EWrope 'wi) pave to decide pretty soon “for valuables and receive TWO TICKETS to see: "m ::m!‘x;vor of increased aid to Ger-|yhether they are going to stick | ; [:‘;g,‘;,‘fi‘:‘n"" "l Lo o . Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted B s bl 15 Matnan Pian [MID. Beck oe mith Republican ex- Sosen of UE In unlln SIMPSON BUILDING 5 e . Governdr Arthur Langlie. Beck . African tree . . Phone 266 for Appointments nations refused to make this cut!ang Langlie have fought like cats 7 %:fifi:lea Federal Tax—12c per Berson P——— in their own’ reconstruction plans. ;. dogs . Myer Dorfman of :s‘:s"n Pnn l E loYAL BL B co & evices n 4 _m uz c. o They told Harriman the USA was g payl is slated to be the next The) st . Brown minera) setting the stage for the next world pieqent of the Jewish War Vet- . More mature Call forth NEW AND USED and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and Uity Greaoa, who sro|"" ‘ * omsanti N RETURN YOU toyour home with our compliments FURNITURE | likely to make another deal with | TRUMAN MEETS SONS | Employ , v 4.5 Ligpl g : . 1 & Moscow—after we rebuild them. | OF ITALY Sarvie WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! Phone 'Willoughby Ave. o At first, Ambassador Harrummj’ President Truman showed plemyl