The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1948, Page 4

T 7 l‘HE DAILY ALASKA LMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA f = ¥ BT Y TRT B T VY Sl | of .truth. Probably a few good men lgve'mgned with- | out thinking, without getting the facts, without study- | ing the personalities. The commies are overlooking no bets PAGE FOUR ‘ 20 YEARS AG [ MOUNT um'nn LODGE No‘ul SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month In Scottish Rite Temple beginning at 7:30 p. m. Daily Alaska Empire NN“""d‘:;: !'lr‘:;.n’li;:;x::fldl! by the VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS ¥ Takn Post No. 6539 Meets first and third Thursdays. Post Hall, Seward Street. Visiting Comrades Welcome. from THE EMPIRE 0 They want i e Streets. Juneau, Alasks | industrial trouble; they want turmoil; they want dis- oot seosesteoosssenssasosocsd | CIVERN METCALIS, WILLIS R. BOOTH, VOROTHY TROY LINGO - - Vice-President | sention—to help Joe Stalin. They have tb s Comm-nden WILLIAM 7 WOLLIAM R. CARTER ~ - = = Bdltor and Manacer | B 2 gt e OCTOBER 5, 1928 EooK, Adnte Worshipful Master; JAMES W ELMER A FRTEND O - ™ unecing Baitor | from Moscow. Their aim is to destroy strong Ameri: | James Morrison was manager of the R.: P. Nelson Store, He was to!‘“‘- LEIVERS, Secretary. AL¥RED ZENGER - - - - Business Manaset | .,y Unjon. They hope to disrupt truck transporta-|e continue for the winter while Mr. Nelson was in California. | —— et cre—————— @atered in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class Matter. | tion. They know that we will need bombers to protect OCTOBER 5 8! N BATES: |our troops if and when the Russians attack us in|® mags i § ¢ with & i GE @ativered by earrier in Junesu and Dousla: nu ver month; | John H. Ostérman A fried chicken dinner with all the accessories featured the regular ul“ Bnos' B P, 0 ELKS six months, $3.00; ene year, | Berlin, so they want to prevent or delay the building f . evenif of the Juneau Fire De) rates: 3 . Capt. A. E. Lathro) monthly meeting the previous ng e u Fire partment. n Sdvance, 17.80; {of airplanes. They are working, day and night, for ke p P The meal was presented to and prepared for the firemen by Miss Widest Selection of o Dot in advasce, 180 {Russia! Look out for them! Mitchell Daniloff ; " 8 P. M. Visiting broth Subscribers wil conter a favar if they wili prompily ! 1 Hans Berg Minnie Field, head of the culinary department at the Federal jail. | uQU“l‘s S Ty ers wel- r > m:-.om of any fatlure o7 irregularity in the delivery | Very soon all of us must stand and be counted. Mrs. Ted O'Neill 8 tted Rt g SADLIER, thetr if g , " B el s: News Office, 602: Business Office, 3% [Tt will be too bad if good men, loyal men, are tagged | Daisy Kelly George Brothers Grocery was having the name of the store inlaid | PHONE 399 SEecmremy H. BIGGS, q with the commie ilabel Becatl® ot SHER CRISIER 8EL e Mrs. R. F. Fairchild with white tile on the new pavement directly in front of the store. - PYOURELCEN " o i A 2',’:,2?,‘;,’;“:,,{,'{,5:’“ the use for tions. That's why it is so important right now to keep | o The Assoctated spublication of ali news dispatches credived to it or not cther- | gl i - & Y n:ur o e the looal news pebl clear of the commies. Be extra ca}xciul what you sign | serein. ‘R(mcmb@r all signers cf commie petitions will be - NATiunAL REPRESENTATIVES — Alsska Newspupers, M1l thoroughly investigated.—(Washington Teamster) vourth Avenue Bids, Sesitle, Vasi. e S | Alaska Program Makes Sense and Carries Weight R. F. Moore H. L. Faulkner, member of the National Republican Club and promi- nent in Republican politics in Alaska for many years, had been ap- 'pnlnted by A. E. Lathrop, National Committeeman for the party in Alaska, to collect funds in this division for the Hoover national cam- | Meeting every Wednesday at "8 l “Say 1t With Flowers” but “SAY IT WITH OURS!? Juneau Florists PHONE 311 H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man LEVI'S OVERAL for Boys e e e 0 00 0 00 0 0 e, — BOY SCOUT TROOP 23 : "IKE lAS' SAT“RDAY paign, it was announced today. by the Federal government, and that labor organiza- tions “responsible for handling Alaska cargo and man- \ning Alaska ships make every effort to eliminate the known Communists within their jurisdiction.” until about 11:30 o'clock when we came to the end of the trail. We had lunch then took a nature hik2 around the glacier. Several of the than T have.” It is better to say, “You have seen him MORE OFTEN.” OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Credence. Pronounce kre-dens, first E us in ME, second E unstressed, accent first syllable. WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “You have seen him o“ener, ] Call EXPERIENCED MEN | Alaska JANITORIAL Service e e 215 — 400 B, M. 18 1 BRI i ey Weather: High, 44; low, 42; rain | mve('(n\xs of \l\e‘;s)\;:::lillT;STnet’:’s Council, meetin, Bay Sooul Tieop; 0. 40 i 0. i s ik [ 8 re bR ety ) Kl d : "[.. S it 'd ; € front of the Holy Trinity Cathedral 4 % - b 4 [ Office in Case Lot Grocery B ’ r in Seattle, rew up a strong progrant for the develop- |, saturday morning at 8:30 o'- Da'l lessons ln En I'Sh Y PHCNE 784 el' S OIId cen'ar ment ot Alaska, s __clock. We were taken in two cars y g W. L. GORDON I HAY, GRAIN, COAL Phones I They urged that all factors regarding the security 4 " \po pottom of the trail, which i ’ » AL Meat """' 04—105 of Alaska be given immediate and increased attention i¢ st tne Rifle Range, and hiked e e e . 23 and STORAGE Deli 10 ':'AM They asked the President to declare an emer- . > # ys went on the glacier tor ‘a > 4 3 L {gency in connection with Alaska shipping and urged e We returned to town about |, OFTEN MI?SPELLED, Personal; one N and AL. Personnel; two! FRED FOLETTE The Rexa" S’nr'h f that this cmergency be continued in effect “until y.3) oilock in the afternoon. N's and EL. { Phone Red 559 vi LABOR PAPERS WARN AGAINST management and labor execute an agreement to Pre- mne geouts making the hike were SYNONYMS: Equivocal, uncertain, ambiguous, problemafic. ! o our Rcllgbh Pharmacists COMMUNISM vent future stoppages of \mnspor!,auon that threaten .1 Buttreij and Bill Twenhope! WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let usi| B ER-M e e the ’L;_C:nnmxc 1;19 url\lu- Telrruz‘w;'y. ; R our scoutmaster and assistant; Jer- jincrease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: | STEVENS’ U II‘, -MAURC ey urged early construction of a railroad from .. ¥ 2 P o8 When charges of communism are made against o western United States to Fairbanks. g Sna:{ 1’13:(310 Bp;;ll,fic;:flr;l(g ijk:{lL!RCUMSTANCED (adjective); placed in a particular condition. “A! ; DRUG CO. ary rton, 1] 1, acl ' certain people or organizations, they are usually md They recommended that residents of Alaska be Hen’nle, OSandy Blnntu: il government so circumstanced was powerless to do good.”—Brougham. %{%R‘DEYS __Ma?éqgls{ 3 y 4 “. -I"- | HARRY RACE Druggist - “The Squibb Store” press; said to be imaginary; West. | EDDIE DULL, Troop Scribe. -, BAND PRACTICE AT - | given full opportunity to suggest their choice for | Governor of the Territory before the next appoint- ‘mem to that office is made by the President. Congress was requested to stop all further pro» L ,mmxon of assertions of aboriginal rights by the De- tributed to a “capitalist” red-baiting. When the Washington Teamster publishes a warn- ing about communism and communistic activities; when that warning is reprinted in Alaska Federation Seward Street Near Thira Alaska Music Supply by MODERN ETIQUETTE rbperra LeE | ! partment of the Interior, and to abolish Indian res- | i ’ :tp‘mz;ccn;;i attached to it no taint of a prejudiced ; ervations that have been arbitrarily created by that E'GH]‘ “."S EVENING dche.’ In what way can a girl ask a boy to take her to her club or class Arthar M. O Where Pharmacy Is » { deparlment ] Profession i Let the Washington Teamster tell about the vicious |~ o proadened program of highway develobment,i . e 5 Shnedy A. She may say, “Our class is giving a dance next Friday night, Jim. n“‘u“::;:::"m‘. i activities of the “commies” who are “working, day and | renabilitation of the Alaska Railroad and reduction of he weekly practice o e Ju- | would you like to go with me?” o and i vill be X one 206 night, for Russia.” lits rate structure, agreement to make Whittier an T ot 8 oclock| Q. What is the correct salutation when Writing a letter to a priest? | s st B ARCHIE B. BETTS And give credit to the Alaska Federationist, pub- open port for commercial shipping, and consolidation tnri\?m Stlacter 3°seph Shornds db A. “Dear Reverend Father.” ik e “';. ¥ IN RAL Public Accountant sires a large attendance in order Q. Should the bread and butter plates be placed on the table before to have a good practice on the the guests are seated at luncheon? program numbers for the coming 1 A. Yes. concert. { WW—-”—.‘MO‘ ROTARY SESMOVEE | LOOK and LEARN % ¢ compox ON CANCER CONTROL Cancer control was the theme for the noon luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club at the Baranof Hotel lication of the Alaska Territorial Federation of Labor, | |of Federal agencies within the Territory were among for reprinting the following enlightening v.arnmgimh" recommendations. about “commie” activities: i Seldom has a more outspoken or comprehensive BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU PUT YOUR NAME |analysis of Alaska's needs been compiled. It should i his program was drawn up by a group Be ful where you sign your mame. Do notbe noted that t let )our::;ebe tricked 3!‘(0 <1gznh:g a commie petition | | representing all the principal organizations of busi- |ness men of the western States. Their interest in or other document. Remember, the commies, fellow- [y, g welfare was first sought from Seattle, and travelers and other chronic trouble-makers are anxious |y the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Alaska thereby | to drag good Americans into their vicious circle. | has gained friends who are ihfluential with all the Those who sign commie petitions, either thought- | Congressional . delegations from the West. ~These find themselves under recommendmtmm, therefore, should carry real weight in Washington, D. C., and with the 81st Congress when REPAIR SHOP Welding, Plambing, Ofl Burner Blacksmith Work GENERAL REPAIR WORK Phene 204 929 W. 12th B¢ Simpson 8ldg. Phone 51 i 1 i | 1 ( FoR Wall Paper Ideal Paint Shop Warlield's Drug Store (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) NYAL Family Remedies HORLUCK’S DANISH 1. What is the difference in meaning between illiterate and al- iiterate? What State is named after a Bourbon king of France? What well-known aquatic bird does not fly? Y lessly or csrele«ly may one day investigation. They may bhe seriously embarrassed; they may find their actions difficult to explain. {it convenes next January. today. 1 1 A 1 ylt's ; good rule to read carefully before you sign. S, TR | Two' members “of local healttf 4u/aWkatlp an andironignd 9 ICE CREAM —2 4 If you do not know positively that the things alleged “For several months multiple births in the U. S. groups were on hand to present an S.\Whossanteitiie kong “Qld PolkssabyHome | ] the petition are true, do not sign it. Consider the |have greatly exceeded the normal incidence.”? It is American Cancer Society movie and | ANSWERS: o Juneau’s Finest in the petition ai 3 s i fortunate for Uncle Sam that future taxpayers are to talk on dangers of cancer. Miss 1. Iiliterate means ignorant or uneducated. Alliterate means char- llic mgs mflmy Liquor Store i type of fellow who asks your signature. Do you know Mae Krueger, Public Health Nurse' acterized by the frequent recurrence of the seme initial letter or sound 2 bung born in bunches. 5 ) e same init er or sound. o him and trust him? - What is his background? Is he at the Juneau Health Center and, 2. Louisiana, named after Louis XIV. | ar u " 3 I a commie? = T Miss Lynn Fales of the 'rerrltoflal‘ g el 1 ¢ ¥ ¢ ; P i 3. Penguin. MEATS—GROCERIES | “Th vorld can't afford a third World War,” says Department of Health were intro- | * E he WoLIG o8 . 4. An error in chronology, by which events are misplaced in regard | FREE DELIVERY Phone 689 A petition eminating from a well-known Seattle | read headquarters is-now going the rounds. Truck driv- | an editor. If course it can't ers are being told a )arn that will not stand the light | couldn’t afford Nos. 1 and 2 The Washingion | duced to club members by Vic Paw- er, program chairman for the week,: Rotarians had after-dinner cignrm‘ to smoke while they watched the ! movie. Cigars were passed out with the compliments of Lee Lucas, new For that matter, it PHONES 553—92—95 The Charles W. Carter to each other. 5. Stephen Foster. The Alaskan Hotel A Republican | | columnist beat on the door of the Newly Renovsted Rooms ' up the smelly mess. in Washing- himself, he started to call a spade Justice Department a spade. {ton and urged that since state offi- father of & baby bo Mfl"'fifi'“fl“fld e lately other Republicansielals 1n'Michigairétused to in- P PRSIV Gmiene dns . ® » Mortuaxy 8t Reasonsble Rates D o chorused: “Ingrate!” The Repub-|vestigate the Michigan mess, the yereq president Charlie Carter's umbpin ealin Pourth and Pranciin Sts PHONE SINGLE 0 BY DREW PEARSON lican State Central Committee met Federal Government should move ..y gor visiting Rotarians. Gues! ) PHONE 136 and demanded that Black resign. in. were Walter Reed of Seattle, assist- . ! T (Contirued from Page Oue' “You are a menace to good gov-| Note—While the Justice Depart- ant field director for the American { PHONE 555 ernment, an we hereby respect- men! et to make up its mind, e TOSS, and al {ullaney, tax d b t tried ki its mind, Red Ci d Mat Mullai | al violation of the Corrupt Practices|iully suggest that you immediately Attorney General Black in Mich- collector. | 805 20th n as Hi’d"fe (0. Aet by Buick's vice-president, W.| resign” the Republican State igan kept three sets of records of —— .- ) P oy B e Matory'| Committee telegraphed Black. |the canceled checks in three dif- ® o ¢ @ o & o ¢ o o o o Telephone-319 Nights-Red 730 PHONE 216—DAY or NIGHT il R lawyer, Harry 'Gaun and GOP, Governor Sigler, also Republi-, ferent places, so that if Gov. Sig- ® . for MIXERS or SODA POP M e, Iy s | can, promptly denied Black $35,000 ler's state police moved in, at o SUN RISE-SETS i@ Harri Machine Shop, Inc. HARDWARE Summerfield, who also happens to 'he needed to investigate the cam- least one copy of the records would . . be the biggest Chevrolet dealer in:Paign frauds. {remain out of their reach. fie OCTOBER 6 . Window—Auto—Plate—GLASS Remlnmq'ye:'fl the world, And when Black dug up $12,498' _ | Sun rises at ... 712 am. ® SOLD and SERVICED by } P | unexpended money left over from DIPLOMATIC POUCH ® Sun sets at 6:20 pm. ® lnml’ Guss co’ J B Blflo]'d &c. ¥ JUDGE GETS COLD FEET 1947, the GOP state auditor clamp-| Winston Churchill is being urg- © L ool 5 o 3 These big GOP whipcrackers| €d down an order that this money'ed by his own Tory friends to re- ® e 0000000 000 c. J mmn“!cn c P A (| 538 Willoughby Avenue “Our Doorstep Is Worn by were under investigation by anoth- could not be used to probe GOP sign as head of the Conservative T RIS e s Opp. Standard Oil Co. * Batistied Customers® er Republican, Michigan’s Attor- | campaign funds. !Party . . . Richard Pattérson, who trained army. The Italian police BUSINESS COUNSELLOR DON ABEL PHONE 633 ! ney General Eugene Black, when Every conceivable obstacle was did an important job as Ambassa- even have their own air force . . & A | suddenly Judge Philip Elliott, of Put in Black's path. —However, dor to Yugoslavia, but wasn't ap- Ailing British Prime Minister At- ccounting Systems Taxes FORD AGENTCY i Flint. got cold feet. Hastily he With a limited staff, he proceeded preciated, will now.be Ambassador tlee has decided not to_resign, Phone 351 Room 3—Shattuck Bldg. Spihortaod Dej) i dropped his one-man grand jury With hlahln;es:guuon orb;lhe n;an« to Guatelmala The Italian chiefly because the Labor Party is B GRl GAS — OIL st und ordered Black to return ail Der in which the automobile indus- Government has found & legal way badly split. One faction is head= ie" for! un Mot c. | records showing violation of the Uy of Michigan llegally financed of getting around peace-treaty ed by Herbert Morrison, the other Bmwmes“qlm's e J ,“‘ or Corrupt Practices Act and dominated the Republican curbs on the size of the army— by Ernest Bevin, and Attlee has tq Frankiin of M e, / It was at this point, last July,| Party in Michigan. This investi- more policemen. Italy now has stay around to referee. Sir Staf- % 2 Phone 103 139 So. (hat this columniet went to thelgation was before Judge Philip El- more policemen than ever before ford Criphs, recent \isitcr in Oldest Bank in Alaska P. 0. Box 2508 MAKE i Justice Department and urged that'liott in Flint, a state court. Ihistory. They could be mobilized Washington, is being groomed as i JUNEAU DAIRIES it take up the Michigan. scandals vl in one week into an efficient, well- Attlee’s successor, N DEL]C]OUS ICE CREAM where courageous, beleaguered Mr.. JUDGE PROTECTS FRIENDS |— — — e daily habit—ask : welite % Suddenty , 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1948 e Mo’ foriyname | lack left off. uddenly Judge Elliott got cold c.’l.r’ ens ear At tirst the Justice Department feet. As stated earlier, he SABIN'S Juneau Dairies, Inc moved like molasses. Michigan abruptly adjourned his grand jury Crossword Puzzle Formerly # 2 newspapers are now accusing Tom with the amazing explanation that e Behren Stetson and Mallery Hate Chrys » Clark of playing politics because criminal action might be brought e . mmm i g ACROSS 20, Possessea Arrow Shirts and Underwear of his probe of Michigan. But against some of his friends. 1 Ortentsl mures 30 Tiingtihw B nk e e MACHINE SHOP if there was any Justice Depart-' This weird excuse brought sar- 5. Monkey 31. Source of a Allen Marine Hardware ment enthusiasm for jumping into castic comments from two other: 8. On the summit fi::‘: s _m___.m the Michigan political plot, this Michigan state judges. Comment-| 12 Pearce . Pronoun f a A diachidt - ‘Thobed: Judge W. McKay Bkiliman dob it tusRie: . Hurrled sa ety ”el"”‘t Chu' G- Warner Co. | Federal boys hemmed, hawed and'Detroit: 14. Commanded ik rm m - 4 ¥ g 5 Originatin Qoze ” ] hesitated before wading gingerly| “I never recall having heard! 17 Egyptisni -0:'“" imple- Boxes for Rent Y CL into the hot Michigan water. ‘!h;x{l ek before.” ko i"ff;",‘,!:f,’.’., 3. L.,,.,,mh. . HOME GROCERY ikl emarked Judge Joseph Moyni- . Put in ME vm NUNN-BUSH ES hat. Dresidias ol R seforo 41, Cliok beetls R IAL il AUTO DEALERS FUDGE (\;"N:,’f;‘;xfi.‘ ot St Judee L A T L Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle CcoM C SA GS STETSON Phone 146 ) S ES 3 e » . D} e 48, Terribl SALES TAXES oi’ the years that T have been con- \","‘\‘ ® veith 48, Also 5. River in Down Home Liguor Store—Tel. 000 To get the full picture of the nected with the law, heard of a p;’(‘,‘p".' 1OR; i Rad m':f'a"d Quality Work Clothing American Meat — Phene 38 { Michigan scandals you have 1o judge withdrawing from a case be- ! turn back to 1944 when go-getting cause that case might involve 5, Flavoring m mmu | GOP leader Arthur Summerfield friends or so-called friends.” SElavaoh, worde Gnnnun SAln z o n .C | ;mmunced a drive to raise $500,000. He added that he was “amazed Humbled i ¢ Cemplete Outfitter for Men g Tom then until now, a large hunk and shocked.” b as a paid-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA SYSTEM CLEANIN of the Republican National Com-| What made Judge Elliott’s face -3??’;7“""“ | L » 9 BRI A iah i comia* Gt ' 01| blanich ai BE Rt e hasty ve. . Division of & EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING Michigan, much ol it from auto-itreat from the grand-jury probe .- By birh Present this coupon to the box office of the l. w. cm‘ Alaska Laundz mobile dealers and manufacturers. was the sight of various canceled Hiaad oovenia More recently, a Detroit Grand | checks contributed by his own auto e cu“o‘_ m"“ DR. ROBERT SIMPSON ] Jury has shown that Michigan|friends in Flint. On their face HH. %u. ’ OPTOMETRIST auto dealers fudged on their sales!they were violations of the Corrupt Iterates and receive TWO TICKETS to see: : taxes to the tune of several million ' Practices Act. //////“.. Thus Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted 1 s B B A . Inspector of 1] dollars. They simply “forgot” to RS "Welihts and "rr nhn To Bn Yo“ ! —— SIMPSON BUILDING | pay the state. And Michigan At- CANCELED CHECKS HIDDEN /A cameasures Phone 266 for Appointments | torney General Black, the lonely' Judge Elliott not only dropped n-. - adividuat 2K 4 clean-up Republican, claims % :_l’(’r.follx:\anc- Federal Tax 12¢ per Ferson ASHENBREN'NER’S i that | his grand-jury probe as if he had SANITARY MEAT this reneging on sales taxes was seen a ghost, but he sent a tele- n ‘_Tn BI.‘IE ':A' the payoff for big campaign con- gram to Attorney General Black - Pnn l E noYAL co FOR BETTER ME\T8 m m m | tributions. When you save thous- ordering him to return the can- e "'flndan insured eab WILL CALL FOR YOU an A 3 | ands of dollars on sales taxes,|celed checks and all financial rec- ~ 48 RETURN YOU to your home with our comphmentS. 13—PHONES- 49 rul .lru.: y naturally you can afford to give ords of th to c an- Free of the various auto compa Betry Phone T 143 Willoughby Ave ’ English college Repose 7. Large serpent WATCH THIS ’SPACE—Yout Name May AM’ les. IL was at (his poinl hundreds of dollars to the GOP. . Biack, thereiore, moved (o openi thal this '