The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 12, 1949, Page 4

PAGE FOUR D(uly Alaska Emplre L,}.' Published every evening except Sunday by the EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY Second and Ma eets, Juneau, Alaska - Presid Vice-President r and Manager anaging Editor Business Manager WILLIAM R_CARTER ELMER A. FRIEND ALFRED ZENGER Office in Juneau as Second Class Matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATE Delivered by carrier in Junesu and Dougias for $1.50 per month six months, $8.00; one vear, S15.00 By muil, postage paid, at the followink rates: One ye £15.00; six months, in edvance, one month. Subscribers will confer 1 the Business Office of any failure or & of the'r papers - .phouies Entered in the Post in 0; they will prumptly notify ularity in the delivery News Office. 602; Business Office, 374. TMEMBER OF ASSOCIATED ated Pres RESS atitled to the use for dited to it or > the local news The Assoc repubiico wise credited nerein, s paper anonu ‘REPRESENTAT Alsska Newspapers, 1411 de TAXES—PEOPL l MANDATE to the Governor's messal Extraordinary Session of of taxation can ho listened addressed yesterday to the the 19th Legislature on the subject argue with his assertion that the need of increased and the “responsibility of this Legis 3 the situation vigorously” was unmistakably the legislators the people of No one revenues to tackle the mandate Alaska Certainly after the endorsement by the last election of the Democratic program, the voters asked for taxes given by the voters platform’s tax and will Just is going to take vigor determination to work out a tax program that raise the $17,000,000 requested by the Board of Budget for the operation of the Territory for the next bien- certainly, it nium Add to $3,000,000 for employment compensation the basis 1947's $1,949.962.41 it should be more nearly $4¢ mil- lions) and to this add another $1,364,000 for the motor fuels tax and a total of close to $22,000,000 or $11,- 000 a year is reached for the next two years. That is more than Wyoming's 9,000 or Nevada's $7,- 078,000 in 1946. $17.000,006 another un- taxes the (on of TAXPAYERS VOTE FOR BONDS Juneau taxpayers vosed strong vesterday for the $260,000 bond issue for needed street improvements The vote, analyzed in another column in today's Em- for the bond issue and 45 against. which will be maderat the acier Highw under- pire, was 2 Wigh the improvements same time the paving of The Washinglon Merry-Go-Round By DREW PEAKSON On the other of The Interior out to Mont made powerful swung liberal He showed though he probably lose In return tion, Mr. Contirved from Page Ome® in feathering a nests for them via publicity my name—a name, by the |did not even way, which I have worked hard to | the White House puild and maintain without any |Dis help blemish. Unlike “My last was valuable only licity was concerned; appear- | ance in Washington can be valu- able purely for the same reason. I firmly believe this to be utterly ridiculous and a waste of time, both for me and for the Committee! tor to their irom Mr. appearance to testify insofar as pub- | my | ation, Mr. ANOTHER T rip-roaring feud Tennessee neth “Slugger” the way r Washington remind me more of than of a sin- country of “These ir they are beir at the moment a three-ring cere effort t a real threat “There's E going to tell ti Washington that the FBI didn't know five years 2g0. Maybe it's easier to call twen- ty iriendly names from Hollywood than to have a look the FBI files! Maybe it's better publicity home e too! So far one of his junior Senator But before took offic with dean ne a suspected a blistering, everal people have told Kellar, “that to ccoperate intimation wi cooperate what your idea Ts it that ‘operating’ me? Anxious called on at for the electorate HOUSE CALLERS Truman has been run- to form when it comes House visitor He h bit tior the WHITE President ning true to White changed a members of Association distiller or ster wh received a prize in school in to the President ask for appointment portant leaders don't s dent—because they In other words, man sees are largely @ matter depending on I and his Military Aide. ident himself rarely and seeks the advice are experts or thost vice worth listening For instance, on the list of Whit House callers recently were I Rosenstiel, head of 5 tillers, and Frank \(rmux brewer of Blatz beer. Both men had bet wrong on the election, and wanted a chance to make their 1 the little man who won is Rosenstiel was sure Dewey Tenr would win that he retained Herbe Brownell, Dewey's campaign man- ager, as his attorney, and invited Dewey for a yachting cr after and his victory.” But hav been mitte wrong, Rosenstiel contributed to the had Democrats and ed for a chance cept to go in and see Truman, the Trun}&n saw him. firs! to 1f and Growers since Turkey town, or a to the are bi a yo if But b loose Kefauver to help see sion an v this, he ever whe McKELLAR to. enior Te ed Wi Tr fauver’s Iam i P, Dis- House remarks dent ming to ha ssee. T! slighte which > exception ¢ the me peace er speech, hzna Icl ceat during the cam a at his own expense, votes this thought two months after elec- Truman, invite !best and the Turkey Ickes and demand to b The White House is caught Senator: freshman Estes Kefauver McKellar famous Kefauver McKellar verbal volley. would want to appoint several Ten- nesseans to Feder: six-page Tennessee you are with me s that with of cooperation you want leave get irate tried to pacify him ckfired, with hadn’t re-elect Kefauv pointed out that, on t had since APPEALS < nnessean then carried Writing uman he completely formed “that supported were against yo election personally entioned your is opening speech, and in ac he me. will be reduced and also avenues to the highway. well-paved streets will will be assured ys the cost for city connected by June: eguipment new and au growing e visitc r and property owner: values shows that of worthy in which to h( ter The the value of citizens taxpayers, know nts to make the vote the improveme city a better place live THE BABY THAT RAN AWAY of was Virginia being revealed the the problem a ultra- violet, Air Base in “Baby” was a radio plane. Tt wa PPOs hip told it do and to do The mother, at the othe day tolled pilotles to do everyth nothing that it was Take off!" “Turn r up!” “Land!” These and many oth and obeyed. “Baby" ws until the other day minute. The it was mother ship whole spectrum of from inf Chincoteag A baby tighter mother not told to do. ” Rise to 10,000 f r maternal 1-red to Naval ran away. ue drone’ y its eet! it eived behaved ch sitting qui without being ¢ air r¢ next roar- trip one giving g ip on a take-off. Tts Other mother ships joined in They radioed hys al commands tened t rive it of its oil supply for d to give it extra high octane return. But authority nor r memory of a warm hangar pre- “Baby gone red or warni ing down the followed frantics ch teric they thres Doubtless gas if bribes nor vailed. The mother disappea The discipline revolt cc care of himself It mother a week they 1 neither menace 1 ships were too fat and slov bank of clouds and humans is clear: Too-rigid And when that | to take huge mother leads to revolt lacks the red ir moral for inevitably mes, the child experience its would not “Baby"” would | given “Baby” hours, “Baby ship had let Baby” ship had a while, after have run If the mother try out its wings from time to time known how to find its wi back r humans and mother ships never know when mysterious communications that tie them to their babi go dead. Then, if the child robot, the result pitiful wreckage in the marshes, or an ever-widening bruise on the broad back of the the a have Mot the s may is only a ocean and too low— for always have been too high to buy and too low Prices too high for what we have for sale what we have The man who asks if there is a Mrs. Santa Claus either hasn’t noted how jolly and happy Santa Claus is or he has no powers of deduction. become such that a the advice, “Live | World conditions have about person cannot avoid following dangerou “The way to keep a shark from biting you is to grab his fin and ride with him," asserts an icht logist. Another way is to stay out of the ocean. An optimist is a person who listens to the siren Song of Hope and turns a deaf ear to the Voice of | Experience. as a career, while learn- The California boy who chose music and who recently swallowed a harmonic ing to an it, it now taking piano lessons. going to vote for took off hi two evils. aign, traveled | “I am informed he is now circu- |lating the report that the White speeches which | House has given orders to look to Truman. |only to his recommendations loyalty even |making Tennessee appointments. I Truman would do not believe this and I think he attempting to perpetrate a wrong on the various executive de- partments.” ex-Secretary you as of |is until this date, Mr. Ickes to| to thank him for Learning of McKellar's letter, the younger Tennessean sent a let- ter of his own to the White House, briefly citing the record of his own reches for Truman The President apparently sided | with Kefauver for he sent back an understanding letter saying he had | been in politics toc long not to ap- preciate the true situation in Ten- nessee Note 1—Actually McKellar did did little more for Truman than to announce at the last minute that hasn’t ken he would vote the straight pokes at the |cratic ticket. Ter: e.|analyzed, most of the Dixiecrat much as |strength came from McKellar's opened up |stronghold in Western Tennessee. The Senate Note 2—Anxious to get Kefauver with his cantankerous colleague de- pite this row, Kefauver voted for McKellar as President Pro Tem the Senate. stiel, Mr. Ver- Growers Asso- didn't cal up | > let ir. in a two Ken- and between the oldster McKellar it from that jobs, so he fired letter him. at \\:11—‘ the | Doubtless head ) the lesser | THE DAILY ALASKA l:.MPlRl:A—JUN | | E APpY JANUARY 12 Dorothy Norman C. Harold R. Brown Mrs. Edith Balduc Virgil Anderson Jeannie Foster Bonnie Jo Gronroos Mrs. J. L. Jewett Dick McRoberts Mrs. Lester Elkins Pegues Banfield | | ee0ceescceccsssne - CONDITIONS OFWEATHER ALASKA PTS. \ Weather conditions and temper- |atures at various Alaska points, | lalso on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 | |a. m. 120th Meridian Time, and | released by Weather ¥ ) Juneau | A Bar Beth Cordova foliow orage oW 23—Cloudy 33—Clear Cloudy 4—Rain 11—Partly ae0ececsccccses with Bes |at the M Ruieai, | from 20 YEARS AGO JANUARY 12, 1929 In the night the Juneau sextet se the J-Hi gymnasium, ore of 23 to 13 Linney C. Hall was called south by the death of his mother hung up a final sc | shop. in an was installed as President of Pioneeer Frank Aldrich, Louis VanLehn, W iam Dean and John Reck. J.P. M No. 6, and o «L. V. Winter hers were will Steamer days mail from Seattle. Boyd was in “Dress Parade,” Love in support. “Bare Knees,” role, was on the en at Spickett’s Pala: Wwilliam in the leadi J various Seattle venture w. pre McCord and a party ecst to the westward arrived aboard of cattle raising on Chirikof Island. Miss Olive Helen Sacket and Burton Webster thodist Parsonage by the Rev. Henry Young. Announcements had been mcehe(l on the marriage Monagle. wa Hospital Weather: High, 40; low, 39; cloudy. P 26—Snow Missing | 3—Snow | 34— Drizzle 16—Partly Cloudy 34--Rain | 38—Drizzle | 28—Cloudy | | | | Bewsod | Edmonton Fairbanks | Haines | Havre Juneau Airport | Ketchikan | Kodiak | Kotzebue | McGrath | Nome | Northway ! Petersburg Portland Prince George Seattle | Stk | Whitehorse Yakutat 16—Clear Cloudy 3—Clear | 15—Snow Rain and Snow, 22—Clear _Cloudy | 6 35 ~Partly Cloudy | 39—Rain 33—Cloudy 35--Rain | - iilalenls Parable - Is Puf to Work In Jacksonville: | l’xC'{b(‘NV]LL FI'I Jan. 12— | The Biblical }"\l.\blu of the talents |'s being tried by the First Presby:-j | terian Church. L £ At church services Sunday, the| i collection plates were heaped with | and $10 bills. Two deacons passed | | tiem out to members of the congre- gation the Rev. Robert McNeill | o for nearly two years in Van Atta's Silver Fox Ba of three men who were the Decorah from McCord said he had interested Charles Frye of Seattle in the a Juneau man, and Mary Agnes Ravelt of Seattle. the daughter of Seattle pioneers and a graduate nurse at Providence THE EMPIRE e ] nd game of the season in the Channel series, played the the Douglas girls scored over 42 to 9. The Juneau Hilltoppers more than evened the honors for the evening when they outplayd the Douglas boys and rber Edmonds, Wash. of Alaska, Igloo illiam Steinbach, Admiral Rogers was due this night at 10 o'clock with four the feature at the Coliseum, with Virginia Lee Corbin ce. interested in Spece were married of John Parker The bride Daily Lessons in English % 1. corpon WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “Their not known.” S “Their whereabouts IS not known.” OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Preamble. syllable, not the second. OFTEN MISSPELLED: Whither (to what place). SYNONYMS: Virtue, goodness, purity, rectitude, worth, honor. WORD STUDY: REFRACTORY; obstinate in disobedience, stubborn, unmanageable. is a refractory child.” | MODERN ETIQUETTE pmr Q. When having a number of guests for dinner, w! inches is the minimum, a young A. Twenty Q. How may a girl invite all at her home? man, to c “Use a word three times and it is yours.” lincrease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: ———— whereabouts are Principal accent is on first Wither (to fade). truth, chastity, Let us “He —— TA LEE Sy hat is the mini- ,mum space that should be allowed at the table for each guest? twenty-four inches is better. in whom she is interested, A. Probably the best way to handle this is to invite him to have timner with her family on some specified evening. Q. Would it be all right for a man to wear light gray or tan hose | with full evening dress? A Only black hose should be worn with men’s full dress. L00K and LEARN % o comoon | sked that lu‘ will be returned in \1\ \work.” They ‘these talents be put in | Demo- | When the votes \wn‘; along ! months. | Youngest to participate is Sumner {Thomas, 6. He plans to buy pecans from his mother, shell and sell them. SON IN VOSS FAMILY sent from | yesterday their | and | A cable Alaska to ram was ew Zealan! with the news that a I first child, was born to | Mrs. Raymond W Voss Raymond Allan Voss was St. Ann’s Hospital at 9:45 1., weighing six pounds and | ounces. | Mrs. Woss son, Sgt in a ‘ 13} the former Mmu‘l‘ | MacDonald, was a war bride, Voss | sending. to New Zealand for her| to come to Seattle, where they were married in 1947. Her mother, to| 'whom the cable was sent, lives | |in Wellington, N. Z. | Voss acting First mml !here with the ACS, where he is [ military personnel clerk | D s —~ Flexible Flier Sleds at Mo Open noon until 6. is | | | newspap — blasted Mc- y anx and the had refused 1 wor me,” 1 you Swedish coin ountain ridge ntire Ourselves Stone writing ACROSS is Feminine name the Waork EBt . e Grate to do all the along, K McKel um But the and .\LK- new char done Presider ¢ chided McKe Inferential Lake in Colorade ard a campaigned Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Inseet Turned tan 4 Butter sub- stitute umes hi. Deputy Titie of a knight Biblical region American India Genus of herons the feud a letter Cry Grade twisted K Arabian McKellar wrote Mr. Kefauver Principal ve helped you claim is without foundation The him, with ha that he ad- name ex- ount of eiy said he that was | What and where is the Maelstrom? Of what is the city of San Juan the capital? What part of a building is the facade? Who were the three well-known “Lake Poets"? What is the galley of a ship? ANSWERS: It is a celebrated whirlpool in the Arctic Ocean, of Norway. Island of Puerto Rico. The external face of a building, especially the William Wordsworth, Samuel T. Coleridge, and The kitchen and cooking apparatus. ) near the western principal front. Robert Southey. EYES EXAMINED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS LENSES PRESCRIBED Juneau Oldest Bank in Alaska 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1949 The B. M. Behrends Bank Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent COMMERCIAL SAVINGS C. E. JOHNSON as a paid-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASK EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENIN Present this coupon to the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO TICKETS to see: “BLACK NARCISSUS” Federal Tax—12c—Paid by the Theatre PHONE 14—THE ROYAL BLUE CAB C0. and an insured cab WILL CABL FOR YOU and 'RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments. WATCH THIS SPACE—Ynur Name May Appear! | l WI:DNESDAY JANUARY Shol in (hesl Pulls Builet Cuf With His Fingers YOUNGSTOWN, O, Jan. 12— #--Shot in the chest during a holdup today of Ray Schrader, man- ager of a dairy store, reached into the wound and pulled out the bullet with his fingers, police reported. The robber got $10. e ee——— REBEK as Hold their business me('Lm[,! Wed., Jan. 12, at 8 p. m. 90 2' Moose l_.odge No. 700 Regular Meetings Each Friday Governor—ARNOLD HILDRE Secreta l WALTER R. HERMANSEN H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man LEVI'S OVERALLS for Boys GEORGE BROS. Widest Selection of LIQUOR PHONFE 39¢ “Say 1t With Flowers” but ‘SAY IT WITH OURS!” Juneau Florists PHONE 311 w'l'lle Erwin Feed C Office in Case Lot Grocery PHCNE 784 HAY. GRAIN, COAL and STORAGE Call EXPERIENCED MEN Alaska JANTTORIAL Service FRED FOLETTE Phone 247 STEVENS® LADIES’—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR @eward Street Near Third Alaska Music Sopply Arthur M. 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SADLIER, Exalted Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, Secretary. Doogan Janitor Service Phone 574 J. M. Doogan, Owner \’Vasl.flng Windows, Cleaning and YVulng of Floors, Shoveling of Snow and Commercial Cleaning Beri’s Food Center Grocery Phones 104—105 Meat Phones 39539 Deliveries—10:15 A M. 2:15 — 400 P. M ———— . "The Rexall Store” Vour Reliable Pharmaciste BUTLER-MAURQ DRUG CO. C. J. EHRENREICH-CPA BUSINESS COUNSELLOR Accounting-Systems-Taxes PHONE 351 Room 3—Shattuck Bldg. ARCHIE B. BETTS Public Accountant Auditor Tax Counselor Simpson Sldg. Poone 757 ; FOR Wall Paper Ideal Paint Shop Phone 549 Pred W Wena: Juneau’s Finest Liquor Store BAVARD'S Phone 689 The Alaskan Hetej Newly Renovated Reoms ¢ Reasenable Rater PHONE SINGLE O PHONE 555 Thomas Hardware Co. PAINTS — OILS Builders’ and Shelf HARDWARE Remington Typewriters SOLD and SERVICED by J. B. 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