The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1949, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Daily flaska Empire y by the Alaska Jupeau, & Presiden Vice-President Editor and Manager Managing Editor Business Manager [ | | - | t Office in Jun Second Class Matter Delivered by carrier in June for $1.50 per month; six months, | following rates | is, in advance, $7.50 @ favor if they will promptly notify qularity in the delivery | News Office, 602; Business Office, 374. IATED PRESS usively entitled to the use for ches credited to it or not other- also local news published MEMBER OF A d Press is ex Alaska Newspapers, 1411 | BOND ELECTION TOMORROW Taxpayer registered last will vote cn the the polis tomorrow and for street improve to 0,600 bond issu ments. The $260,000 is to be used for additional paving street improvements and will permit of completior saving between Main and East, up to ar venth Street. Parts of Star Hill district anc Avenue will also be included. y-Shattuck, east of E Street and thosc cf E will be considered for paving underground water lines and sewer im. are completed. Paving of Seatter Tract to Av e will be undertaken soon as the stem is clarified and street widening completed. vements as of the streets will be paved or program. s will increase all property values, cent | me do | {he Washington Merry-Go-Round DREW PEARSON s did in ik American r chairman of | Committee AL, is irued from Page Omne) attempt by his re the ione out- pointed out that form- of the Navy Franl sed to join Roose- ntil another Repub- dander up. of War I 3 nted to keeg 1“,,, ; Thomas wanted | Trvix if He retary refu he tee. When. labor hire and fire on h ust gentle cretary appoir s committee a was Fruman was Taft-Hartley bill ng not. wi Secretary ide the committee, fight In the end, aft-Hartley A te— to carry the “l pointment however, 1e ap- (Marshall effective Janua on was named objected to and " . Labor Commiti his 20, as was overruled. MERCI TRAT merci Train, in stack > Friendship Train, is Senator has been ided at the port of to labor than the SS Magellan P so he decid the United States. i to employ the d ion of the a departure from Paris as giv-! ESTA' Leon Pearson over NBC: freight train of 49 cars load- | . salvo h the h of a million ' yoeqne n pu of Paris this ome nd Havre and |rqir is siated to RS jowrncy” 15 | pyesidential Room rain will have reach- iy ¢a) Statler, and and its eleq ag purely the U. S. hed the entire ..., purpose, ‘Thomas when lakor his commit down nen nto of sl when cut Le fc re its how one for each state (1o pew Congressmen and to lay of Columbla, the groundwork foi the whole length Of |yne wovils” of rent his morning before the Iu housing. and speechmaking be-; gy step in t eled at the fha b e workers Who &re give the responsible for this | {,wn social train have repainted and these ceremonies The ated American doughboy knew so off-hand referenc: | range housing, and slum-clearan: : s lobby's ter than when they carried |1, add to the folksy atmosphere “The railroad cars are packed precjects—the forty fields of C! aucl Btl]xuu Wood. They are pack- ed with paintings of the old mas- or soldiers 10 ' {pe Jobby has arr: tien from one toric documents. They are packed with gowns made by the French designers of fashion, with work and lace and embroid- with hand-painted china and elain, and with thousands of from the children of France to the children of the USA. “More tha 50,000 different ob- tions Ci jects—the gifts of million It was Frenchmen, ranging from the Oregon’s Preeident of the h Republic would ge down to the poor little girl whose doll didn’t have any hair, she tee if the cut off some of her own tn make that extra her gift presentable for the grati- privately, tude train. The train is due in on it, too. Le Havre this evening wi the When he got ti cars—for the cars as well the cortents are a gift—will be load on the 8S Magellan for New Yor LABOR FR"\I) GETS IRKED Now that the Democrats are run- ning things on Capitol Hill, organ- ized labor should be careful not Ohfo. to antagonize the public the way| The Senator the National Association of Manu- simply shrugged. 3 gnificantly, th protested loudest the Democrats in jori 50 eat fo) ator vacancy by majority eight to ed r to Dem Chairman “The o | provements, oted at the April election or who ; deep-thinking Elbert Thom- the already What burned Thomas up was an labor dictate membership on his commit- | k $0 far as to tell Thomas whom to Utahan, , New York Republican, | helped Thomas ov s 'sided with labor and Thomas Ives retired. the Senator TE eal estate lobby will fire the y 200 Congressmen soci appearan winded speeches and old boxcars that|rpe Congressmen ateau-Thierty gengressman to receive of : ; b tte. | Stituents—an invitation that is dif- ters, with sculpture and with his- | i uit 1o turn down. TAFT EYED FOREIGN AFFAIRS en the Senate Foreign Rela- mmittes was Senator commonly Senator the Republican 'vacanc on the Foreign Relations C Democrats hadn’t taken Democrats had decided to absorb the increasing Howard McGrath. boys don’t like this,” rloded the forthright Senator from Rhode Island way with dusty roads during dry weather (ll](l muddy nditions the rainy weather The improvements will also cut down costs for the Street Department as gravel streets will no longer be a problem A conservative indebtedness as our indebtedness ceiling set by the Organic Act, proximately $1,400,000. The present indebtedness, in- luding last year's $150,000 bond issue for street im- $340,000. Juneau taxpayers f the city now and r be proud. Street improvements wil future because equipment for previously mprovements, will be here and ready for use. It is quite apparent to those who think in municipal improvements and for betterment ity, the bond issue should be voted so go to the polls tomorrow and vote for the bond The polls will be open in the City Hall from 8 TrOw evening during intenance bonded is ap- to is st prepare for future growth ce Juneau a city for which to ost less now than in the voted street 10W “yes” issue tomorrow morning until 7 tomc Blood :m(! Loyalty ral employee review of alty a review efore 4 itself Adminis sufficient in 1 the viewers by segregation of blood bank: The defends no distinction between l)l’w'l nr the egro blood in ce Was nsfusion purp » the interrogator retorted. “What is your accept the Do such in determi g tes? This re- wiftian parods re; it y shocking similar cases. We nnel of the loyalty conscientiously to will have an s is ugly business, ght the to 02 e? become subversive of medical scier iota of meanin disloyalty to the United absurdum is not f of the loyalty investigation proce There other has transpired . that the top pers who seem to be trying rotect the rights of the accused this kind of tactics. But nd unless there is prompt intervention to rig vrongs and prevent recurrence, the whole yrocedure will soon be stigmatized as something I/ ugnant to every American tradition. 1ddenly e findings s have one 1 th loyalty They Truman erred: too few pollster: voters or the Dewey Here’s wh ssed too many 1t to listen to the voice is talking is extremely dif: wce when money CONDITIONS OF WEATHER ALASKA PTS. umrm and temper- s Alaska points, acific Coast, at 4 Meridian Time, the Weather of 1e 80th Congress. copla are quick 'm tactics by any o-labor Senator, Senate Labor resentful friends lU lobbyists W ent ! Weather atures at iso on the 120th by foll Anchorage Barrow Bethel Cordova Dawson Edmonton -17—Clear Fairbanks Missing | Haines ain and Fog -27—Clear 31—Drizzle 36—Rain 14—Snow 20—Partly Cloudy -4—Snow | ~1—Snow | 31—Rain is staff, Thomas o got v to keep Senato % new ap- lU give the san Ives, when the first came up, erride it in- and forced Taft to the Senate | Ives voted for . s0 labor last ping him on Other Dem- 32—Rain Snow | ke tee. Ketchikan Zodiak | Kotzebue McGrath Nome Northway Petersburg Portland cattle put his foot fends tried to aff. No a better friend from ceuld be staff, 1 -12—Cloudy 14 30—Rain and Fog 34—Cloudy 38—Rain he fai led a ehorse akutat LOBBY its on to new year it plays host The af- | be held in the| Classes now enrolling: Tap, Ac- of Washington's | robatic, Eccentrie, Character, Bal- is officially lab- |jet ial. The lobby’s | ¢ to meet DOROTHY STEARNS ROFF e classes, ballroom instruction ever, is —————— v selling them on | Flexible Fher control and pub- | Open noen until 6. \ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA of the “What is your || asked various races | in't ask you for medical | is from the ;. re- | can- Rureau, | - [turn of the documents, unmutilated | 19—Clear | Cloudy | . Boys acrobatic class, ladies ex- ! beginners. Phone Red 575. 86 16t | Sleds at Madsen’s.' 79 tf Last publication, Jan. 120 YEARS AGO JANUARY 10, 1929 B. M. Behrends left for the States on the Alameda on ined business and vacation trip to Seattle, San Francisco, New and Chicago. rom | THE EMPIRE | ) JANUARY 10 Gretchen Ann Adams R. H. Beistline irs. J. C. Lund Mae Kilroy-Rhodes Louis Paul Bud Brown Severin Swanson, Jr. E. J. (Kelly) Blake Daniel M. Douglas rk m E. Feero was installed as Worshipful Master of the C ineaux Lodge No. 124, F. and A. M., and Bertha D. Goetz was <1\(wd vorthy Matron of the Nugget Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Star. Miss Hazel Olson and Miss Marg: ng cottage on St. Ann's Avenue wWill t Abrahamson had taken the in Douglas. ree Brothers’ Groc St S\\'xn's sugar- C\lru! 'umm wa ss0ece00ess oo ecsececoocecess -eoe Norway's Big Game Increasing, Report i e ———— ( Y and H. G. Walm was elected There have been | Norway's fauna| T + ) 1 au City Band was to give a dance according to Dr. O. Olstad I3, :n,r'um.,. to an announcement nimals have in- the organization. others are becom- team in a tour 1wester! On the team : Walter n. Alfred Thibodeau, F. Clmpmm and Mr stopped in Juneau briefl nent. They were aboard the Hichcock, P. R. Zurich, E, and Mrs. A. H. Ziegler orage to play of the Juneau Chamber of Vice- President. in years, expert, wild ly, in recent in the El Norwegian made by > some 1 ra y rarer. Among the wild teasts ming more NuUMerous Lears. The wolves are als ing and moving towards the south- |ern part of the cour From tim to time (‘nmplainl,s are heard t! volves have attacked reindec or sheep flocks in the me In most cases only “lol are observ but in planders are breedin of reindeer, the stock of wol said in an interview. oth increasing in n e wild rein and the marten a seen in the di - High, 41; low, 40; rain. St > o i Wea! 5 Daily Lessons in English % 1. corpon L RS It is ther: are \ WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not better to say, “Each man had his chance to t OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Knoll. Pronounce ® NOLE. OFTEN MISSPELLED: { two or more words). SYNCONYMS: Arro: Wption. WORD Each man had his say.” alk.” her Y as though spelled 1, wir wolves” 1crthe the I Frays (fights; quarrels). Phrase (a group ance, imption, assurance, disdain, inso Let us s word: an- se a word three times and it is yours.” crease our astering one word each day. Tod PROFFER; an offer made; something provosed for acceptance by “They made proffers of peace (or, friendship).” [ n Augustus Roeblinz, designer Broo 1 bridge and the Niagara Falls, was born ar ated in Prussia NOTIC l. T() CONTRACTORS SUSPUN Y SRESASEE . with a man whom A offense Only or has been guilty of some the man has always been because he is when the man i that justifies the girl’s refusal. and gentlemanly, and she refuses him merely she deserves to be lar. ¢ woman a middle-aged man, If ot an expert dancer, Q. If you are introducing a whose name is spoken first? A. The young woman's. Q. What should cne do when making ’Ix!lv(’k’) unpop ) ye . for the | tion nf a new Eg s’ Building, ¢ | will then and there be publicly open- Li and read aloud | Bids received after tim ‘mwnm cannot be conside | Bidders and others prope ! terested are invited to be present the bid open Specifications, including contract ! s, and drawings may bel t the office of the Archi- | d Malcolm, 311 Gold. Juneau, Alaska, and - Which metal Lodge, Ketchikan, and | Which is the tained at the Architects’ ' Mexico? deposit of $10.00 for 3. into Europe 4. Who, according to the 5. How many classes of ANSWERS: Silver. The Mediterranean. Sir Walter Raleigh (1552-1618). Abel, slain by his brother, Cain. Four. o a call and anoth fixed for | d | A Remain for about five minutes after the second caller then leave. Hoox and LEBBN % o conon the be: larger, arr conductor of electricit; 2. the Mediterrancan Sea or the Gulf of may be ol | office upon each set | ‘The ful amount of deposit for | two sets of docun will be re- | | funded to actual bidders upon re- | ible, w the first victim of fratricide? 1 are there? and without marks or annotations, | at or before the time set for open- | ing bids. Other deposits will be re- | funded with deductions for the | actual cost of reproducing the draw- | | ings, under the same conditions. | Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check or bid bond, which licensed surety com- | pany as surety, in an amount not | less than 5% of the Base Bid, made | payable to Aerie No. 162, Fraternal | Order of Eagles. The right is reserved to reject any {or all bids and to waive informali- ies. No bidder may withdraw his bid after the time -set for the opening ‘thereof, unless the award of com- tract is delayed for a period exceed- | ing 30 days. By Order of J. E. Winston, Chair- man. First publication, Jan. 3, 1949. 10, 1949. EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARGUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS Juneau Oldest Bank in Alaska 1891—9ver Half a Cenfury of Banking—1949 The B. M. Bebrends his sales techni efuly planned tc e of a hom 11 be no lon no cock will hear to the r il. only | ng- SRR ACROSS . White vestment . Fine Cuban tobacco . Siamese colns_ Ocean k Seed covering ] Bombastlc speech Animal's neck hatr 18. Pillage . Amerced Red cedar . Sends forth . Ardor 2.‘% . With 5 Hmvah'm wreath . Feminine name Operatic solo . Part of a coat . Corrodes Untrue Sunken fences . Alack . Having beauty es 1 real targets anged for the own each | vita- | his con- | 1% {0 of motion . Roar of the surf 1. Present . Luzon native . Proper . Roman date Color e Re) bac ablican who | tage over ng their ma- | Taft. | that Mo supposed Wayne r themselves Taft had his But eye he news that the their own five, Taft storm- necratic National B i 2L L HWIII// fifll i N o4 | Bank Safety Peposit Boxes for Rent COMMERCIAL SAVINGS — DR. JOYCE . SMITH as a paid-up subseriber to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENL Present this coupon to the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO TICKETS to see: “NIGHT SONG"” Federal Tax——12c—Paid by the Theatre PHONE 14—THE ROYAL BLUE CAB CO. and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments. WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! Solution of Saturday's Puzzie DOWN 4. Law Tree . Southern con- Meadow ellation Tribunal A irican Iluh ang . Malt liquor . Let in 1 2. 3. place to another . Sound . Hastened . Bring into a row . Shoot xchange for money Wings . Wi Produce . Looked angrily . dtem of property ?MODERN ETIQUETTE %pnrrs uoe || plant 6. East Indian Doiled butter . Distant . American Indian Boy There Is No Substitute for Newspaper Advertising! | l weco2000 000 What man is generally, credited with having introduced tobacco | ( 1 | | | | | | MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1949 MOUNT SECOND and K Ju n‘.;h Monday of each month in Scottish Rite Temple beginning at 7:30 p. m. WILLIS R. BOOTH, Worshipful Master; JAMES W LEIVERS, Secretary. ¢) B.P.O.ELKS Mnetmr,' every Wednesday at 8 P. M. Visiting brothers wel- come. JOSEPH H. SADLIER, Exalted Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, Secretary. TIDE TABLE ° . . JANUARY 11 . Low tide, 446 am. 59 ft. Hizh tide, 10:50 a.m,, 155 ft. Low tide, 17:46 pm., 04 ft. ® . .l.'l...l..l e Having purchased on Jan. 4, all he property of Santiago M. Cesa neluding Dew Drop Inn Restaur- I 1 South Franklin, I am 1ut‘ hy previous to J: F. G. RAMOS. Moose Lodge No. 100 Regular Meetings Each Friday Governor—ARNOLD HILDRE secret: WALTER R. HERMANSEN | > property x Doogan Janitor Service Phone 574 J. M. Doogan, Owner Washing Windows, Cleaning an: Waxing of Wjoors, Stoveling o Snow and Commercial Cleaning H. S. GRAVES The Ciothing Man LEVI'S OVERALLS for Boys GEDRGE BROS. Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 392 Berl's Food Centor Grocery Phones '0M4—105 Meat Phones 3u-.539 Deliveries—10:15 A M. 215 — 4:00 B, M "The Rexall Stova” ‘Your Relizble Pharmacietc BUTLER-MAUR® DR CO. C. J FHHENPFI(‘H (! A T Uty “Say It Witk Flowers” but “SAY IT WITH OURS(” Juneau Florists PHONE 311 .-'flle Erwin Fee(i—é;— in Case Lot Grocery PYHCNE 784 EAY, GRAIN, COAL and STORAGE iy Tates 3—Shattuck Bldg. Room o ARCHIE B. BETT Public Acecountam Auditor ¢ - Office Tax Coux Simpson F For Waiil Paper Ideal Paiut Shop Phone 549 Call EXPERIENCED MEN JANTTORIAL Service D FOLETTE Phone 2 1 i STEVENS® LADIES —MISS#S’ READY-TO-WEAR Iear Third w. Werat Juneau’s Fines) Liquor Store BAVARD’ Phone 689 The Alaskan Hotel Newly Renovatea at Rew Str seward eet N ) Alaska Music Snpply Arth M. ur Uggen, Manager Flanvs—Musesl Instraments and Sopples Phone 206 Second and Seward HEINKE GENER. REPAIR SHOP Veidivg, Plumblug, Ol Barner Blacksmith Work GENERAL REPAIR WORK 204 929 W. 12th Bt Loows nabie Rates FHONE SINGLE © PHONE 565 Thomas Hardware (o. PAINTS —— OILS Boeilders’ and Shelf HARDWARE £hone Juneau Janifor Sflmce Home and Commercial Cleaning Earl J. Conkle FPhone 806 Remington Typewriters SOLD and SERVICED by J. B. Burford & Co. “Our Doorstep Is Worn by Satislied Customers” The Charles W. Carter Mortuary Fowrtn and Frankiin Sis PHONE 138 Card Beverage ¢ Wholesale 10th S FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASES — GAS — OIL Junean Moior Co. Foot of Main Street : MARE JUNEAU DAIRIES DELICIOUS ICE CREAM & daily habit—ask for it by name Juneau Dairies, Inc. ler Marine Engines MACHINE SHOP Marine Hardware Chas. G. Warner Co. HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Lignor Store--Tel 659 American Meat — Phone 23 ZORIC SYSTEM CLEANING Alaska Laundy DR. ROBERT SIMPSON OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examincd—Glasses Fitted SIMPSON BUILDING Phone 466 for Appointments PHONE 216—DAY or NIGHT for MIXERS or SODA POP Casler’s Men's Wear Formerly SABIN'S Btetson and Mallory Hate Arrow Bhiris and Underwear Allen Edmonds Shoes Skyway Laggage TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON - HBATS Quality Work Clothing FRED HENNING Complete Quilitter for Men R. W. COWLIRG COMPANY l)olp—rlymnum—chrnhn DeSote—Dodge Trucks e L SANITARY MEAT ¥OR BETTER ME\TS 13-——PHONES- 48 Pree Delivery ASHENBRENNER’S HEW AND USED FURNITURE Fhone T8x 143 Willoughhy Ave )