The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 5, 1949, Page 4

- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1949 20 'VEARS AGO %M muerms PASE FOUR Ib_\’ a Federal appropriation corresponding to one-half of |1 per cent of such payrolls in the first year and 1 ( per cent in the succeeding two years. Dml Alaska Em pzre MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE,NO. 107 SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month \ . in Scottish Rite Temple begining at 7:30 p. m. ! "BEARDOGGING" STORY NOW TOLD; Pubumed every evening exgept Sunday by the EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY Second and Main Streets, Juncau, Alaska WELEN mfig{pfig{«m - - - o rrni:um 000,000 annually, would be used to pay the countr ORIy RO 00 . .7 " nasing Raitor | doctor, dentist and hospitals bills and in some cases MAY 5, 1020 FROM MARSH All. GLENN O. ABRAHAM, ALFRED ZENGER - - - - Business Man meet the expenses of home nursing care | ; laze at the George Jorgens A ¥ i Worshiptul Master; . - g . o A roof blaze at the George Jorgenson home was put out with chemi- | JAMES W. LEIVERS, Secretary. Entered n the Post Office in Junsau as Second Clase Matter. | Aside from the insurance system, six other fea- | ¢ MAY 5 o | cals by the fire department | ? e 4 PHRRSRIING, o—.. {tures have now been added to the Truman program. e & 2 : i " “six ‘months $8.00; one year, $15.00 Each involves Federal expenditures of an undetermined red S ey By mail, posware paid. at the following rates: b ¥ A e g Fred Henning ¢ Mrs, Trevor Davis left St. Ani's Hospital after several days’ medical | P—What's so tought about “bear- B P 0 ELKS B One year, in advance, :15 00; six months, in advance, $7.50; | Sum. The following, in outline, would be provided e Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Snyder ® |{ieotment dogging™? 4. U A v sne month, In advance, $1.50 § o foo re L 4 iy 'll,;“conlu R Bvis i B S s S 1. Aid to medical education. . Mrs. Chris Lokke e PR e Pete Williams told residents of | Meeting every Wednesday at i e Business Oftice of any failure or irregularity in the delivers 2. Subsidies to encourage physicians to practice | ® M":‘- IS":"“N;ME“C“HM . Secretary Morris of the Juneau Gun Club promised that skeet traps this Yukon River town this story:| g p_ M. Visiting brothers wel- ] 5 Jin ‘e A TR R | Adelaide Marston ° # e : r ? i i i b . Televhones: News Office, o0 Business Office, 3T ::q;:rzl ts:‘nd other areas where medical services are | % ppl e 2| would be installed opposite the Morris ranch off Salmon Creek bar in mz"“r::flh“;‘::;l‘g s;‘m:”rri:‘:“éis UP| come. F. DEWEY BAKER, gy . Clara Swans time for the next shoot. Morris had high gun at the weekly shoot, with |¢ - 5 iiud Exalted Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, The Associated Press s exclusively entitled to the use for 3. Inceased grants for hospital construction K by ? 5 in shot a black bear. Acting on on®| gecretary. ‘epubl*zation of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- | s Expantr ot publie Heaic . Frederick Edwards ¢ |a perfect string of 25 broken clay targets. Others scored in this order:|of the friend's suggestion, Williams :{:m:redlled in this paper and also the local news published s AR p c health services. . Mrs. Ada Smythe ® | Truesdell, McNaughton, Benjamin, Carter, Cann, Biggs, Wassun and [poked with a stick into the bear’s e 5. Extension of maternal and child health pro-|e '!‘Baroumvs. winter hideout and routed out a « NATIONAL BEPRESENTATIVES — Alaska Newspapers, i1 ETATHS: ; R I Pl secondbear. BLACKWELL'S , 3 e i 6. Grants to stimulate medical research B g7 | On a May morning (more suitable,than any thus far in 1949) Epworth | Willlams was too far from hisf| CABINET SHOP 13 : ST ot pea(e 's Sou h' in League members of the Methodist Church gathered at 6 o'clock on the | B0 G sumped on s || 47 g0y Sl U River Boat Case g | Government Dock for a sunrise sefvice, Nature providing an ideal | B2k 2nd sSCiic et S . ; | k: e .. scenic water-and-mountain setting in brilliant sunlight for the praye: with his’ Iaus ks ‘\‘ Hish Quality (Caliinet Work i ‘ cenic -and-mour I3 0] ayer » ¢ o (AHEERgR v k ( I . “He fell over dead,” said Will-||| for Home, Office or Sf o bt Gfee Vi ar, ‘and song service, A Fellowship breakfast followed in the church dining ;" The animal weighted about ‘l o The Alaska Railroad’s indication that it may have |to abandon river boat operations as too costly has erved, if nothing else, to indicate to those prone (n| 250 pounds. Proposal Is Made L sl s ize or even cuss out the old ARR, that it does A new resident of Douglas was causing great excitement—the sev- > & . | Nationalist China | give service that private operators can’t duplicate. | PRAC Czechoslovakia, May 5 leral weeks' old cub bear in the Francis Snyder home. While following Faces New Problem; 700 |, Regular Meetings Each Friday Governor—JOHN LADELY Secretary— ~—) This came out clearly in the hearings at Fair- P—A Greek Communist leqdw |a bear at which they shot at unsucessfully, members of a hunting banks recently when railroad officials put their pro- that he has asked the United | party had found the cub and taken it home. In the party hunting 4 ? ‘i’]"“‘] “’ld“ away with the river steamer service to|Nations to negotiate a peace in|on Shtep Creek Mountzin had been Glen Kirkham, K. W. Chapman, he people. the Greek Oivil war. /L. D. Hammock and Snyder | / e e Greek Civil war. 7S . vder. {| WALTER R. HERMANSEN The railroad said plainly it was losing money on| The Red sman Miltiades | I's o II SI'u a i ! o n g 2 minister of jus-| United States Marshal Albert White announced that regular visiting reck rebel cabinet.| gayg a¢ the jail would be resumed May 15. sent his request for| LA the operation. Several private operators on the small | porphyrogenis | stream proposed to take over. But what huppened?‘,,“ in . the They quoted rates from $3 to $19 a ton above the lge cays he By A ted P ) (By Associated Press i Nationalist China’s economy willj PROPOSED HEALTH PLAN Beri’s Food Center S present $17 now charged by the railroad to the most N, intervention in Greece to | A communication received by The Empire asks for | distant points. | Herbert Evatt, President of th(-! Weather: High, 62; low, 62; clear. b 7 : Ao “something” about this proposed national health pro- Yet the Alaska Railroad gets its ears burned .ynN The Communist leader says oo pRiAE C o0 s “eefi I Grocery Phones 104—1r'5 regularly for contributing to the high freight rates in !, ¢ ested an election in Greece, | the Uniteq States diverts its ship-| Ph ¥ 3 ments of oll—as it did some cotton | Meat Phones 39—539 - gram recently presented by President Truman Fol- Deliveries—10:15 A. M. Daily Lessons in English 3. ©.. corpon 4 ; Alaska, for slow service, fo ra bunch of other woes i " 3 L Jowing the President’s endorsement of the program, a o ! supervised by the United Nations. 1 that seem as if e gett! ¢ ate ! ast week. B bill was immediately introduced by Senator James E. | ot SC0 €8 WE OEE B p:{‘fimb“‘ deal, until private ! gowever, the Greek § government,| Tt L G SO R R 216 — s00 2. M |4 Murray, Democrat of Montana, which also was spon- Tike s aF AhE TR eer O et i W e LA f'ly“mn‘li)‘:m'l"q‘l?:ifw‘ (‘);‘ n?:lir“" | gram, the Economic Cooperation ! i sored by several other Senators. The bill was drafted | the hearings at Fairbanks, we hope, too, that the i end the Greek war. Gree ! WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “The boys fought among | Administration is furnishing fuel] The Rexa“ Store" by Labor and Public Welfare Committee specialists | Alaska Railroad doesn’t see it to abandon the river, g cvernment sources CGoNE - tna | one another.” Say, “fought WITH one another.” to run power and light plants in} with the assistance of the Soclal Security Administra- boat service. | Communist leaders invitation that| OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: veid, i Drotpgice mivicabtaiis, ot | SDaUsHel ACenton . and 40 m!}a‘er‘ S i y i ; i ve g " b g e SN e i ities in Nationalist China. But! ::::r::: xfo Sx‘:::‘:(:s‘l‘:e“:nzl‘)(;icg;we;::tallwaig‘el:::;;ft‘;; dmg‘x‘xl::st % i::]?k;olfiorxr:i‘;%nl:' arx:pf‘ws::s :fi::dlifxsc a‘;g |UN. mediate the Gresk War as|A's as in DAY, principal pecent on third syllable. :m\ bl T s SUTLER-MAUROQ propagan OFTEN MISSPELLED: Piteous; TE. Pitiful: TI worse, no one can say how long| DRUG dog team—and now the river boat is about to whistle the last time around the bend, and gone is another romantic piece of the last frontier. 1 We don't usually advocate spending government | w'“" REIURNS FROM money unsoundly, but we think Uncle Sam should ! TRIP' FRA“(E' |TAI.Y SR E.C.A. will continue to function. - SYNONYMS: Frivolity, frivolousness, flightiness, lightness, volatility. WORD STUDY: “Use 2 word three times and it is yours.” Let us | increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: INGREDIENT; a component part of a combination or mixture; element. "‘Pntiencc is a necessary ingredient of geni Disraeli. expenses of the family of a gainfully-employed person. The health insurance provision of the new bill is almost identical to that of a measure introduced in the Senate early this session by the same sponsors and in the House by Representative John D. Dingell, Demo- l.lash Music Supply = “ilmt M. Oggen, Manager Trollers Attention: Stop at Mad- sen’s today for your supplies. Speons, plugs, sinkers, etc., at re- crat of Michigan ‘nut draw too fine a line in the case of the Alaska | g river boat. X ! i 179 'f\ Planos--Masteal Instrumnent | Patterned on the old Wagner-Murray-Dingell bill, A 0 After a more " than three-month | ’d““’d_ By e and Supplies o { which had been before successive Congresses since | Total Federal, State and local debt of §275,000,- | vacation in Europe, Wli‘“flm W“"” MODERN ET'OUETTE | Phone 206 Second and Sewara | 1945, it calls for a payroll tax of 3 per cent shared 000,000 equals $4,400 for every employed American- | returzied. here ‘abdard ,the Princess | ROBE TA LEE || e i Lousse GECRGE BROS FOR equally by employer and employee, on the first $4,800 iTax outlook. But we owe is to one another, and fine n"ip ‘which l’.\(\k him to Francr ! 0 3 of a person’s income. neither the one nor the other is pressing us for i PR 3o i W x i % ms" 1d b t ned | i land Italy, crossing the Atlantic| @ Is it necessary to introduce a newly arrived guest to another | Widest Selection of | all Pupef o e By A A (v oth times on the Qfieen Mary: | gyest who is taking leave? ' l U B ; o BT 3 A greater share of his continen- | ) ¥ “ S " A sia e . ! tal stay was spent in Paris, he said, | A. No, this is not necessary. Nor should one ever interrupt a, Ideal P = t Sh ! . 5 ! : e Banped | . When a bride is extremely busy, isn't it all right if she Waits || e it Phon: broke in the President, who comes " 1On a side trip to Italy he stopped | o ¥ e 540 Pred W. Wenas Me""GO'Round | from Cenfederate stock on his ma- | Mo“'ER S DAY pMY {in Venice, and went on for a two- | for two or three weeks to acknowledge her gifts? S With F1 ” | ternal_stde. i FRIDAY OVER KI“Y day stay at Florence. | A. No. Each gift should be acknowledged promptly, the same day y It Wit lowers” but 5 ! i . Economic conditions in Europe | received if possible. “QAY IT WITH OURS!” | -'lll'leau's F‘lm “Well, T don’t mean to be waving | scented flowers on the dinner table in good taste? | By DREW PEARSON | the Confederate flag,” explained | appear to be improving, Winn said, | Q. Are heavil S ! Li (Continued from Page 1) Bennett, “but it's nonetheless a| A Surprise For Mother, a special|adding that food was plentitul in| ° A, No; many people ate disagreebly affected by the strong scent of Juneau Florisis quor Store he said, a severe | | France. In Italy, itvers drought has caused food shortages. 1 (r——————————————————eeeee i Tourists, particularly European | | tourists, were in France in inrge | by Numerous - Englanders | a n AT GORDON i number: | This is the third in a series of | paye gone to the continent for het- | PHONE 311 | BAvARn,s I‘he ErwinFeed Cs. || Phone 689 fact that the Government left Ne- | Mother's Day play, it be broad- igro ex-slaves and their families to |cast over KINY by an all-student shift for themselves after the Civil |cast from Juneau High School Fri- War was over. The very least we |day from 12:30 to.1 o'clock. can do now is to provide better | and more schools to counteract the | Senate Secretary Biffle and Major- ity Secretary “Skeeter” Johnson. § The Democrats have leaned heav- ily upon Biffle to keep peace be- PBONE 784 tween the Senate and the White i & e and Biffle’s office has been | lliteracy that has resulted from |PU€ st il el 2r! ter Ziving conditions, he said. | a rendezvous where Democrat:c|that situation. TR s g = e DA W“vl,“h“jl-lv“edm{“fi““*“J" i:*“k’s, 1. Which is the oldest known grain that is used throughout the HAY, GRAIN, COAL troubles are patched up over a| Truman promised to comsider p tne cast will be: Jack Huzhl‘i[?n\m“i; ::‘:u::ius) sl:\)" R:fép'o‘ir;‘,world? and STORAGE | Newly Renevated Reems b glass of bourbon. legislation. Bennett has introduc- | yypinia Johnson, Ann Paréons, midumuns_ Ok 0’; the big lh"mh‘ 2. Which is the largest State capital city of the U. 8.2 — *t Reasenable Rates . .Be(ore’ going to the ‘husplml. ed _toi provide nddmo-na) school Adeline Barlow, George Barril,|of the whole Furopean trip was the 3. To what does the term “white coal” refer? ok Bitfle himsell clashed with the facilities d(or- Negro s}:ud(‘nl; 1| Milton Furness, Jr,, and Mary Th\-’mem,h siiaiiie; he dia, | 4 Which was the first foreign nation to recognize the United || Call EXPERIENCED MEN || SISGE: O v Senate’s President Pro Tem, Sena- Congress doesn't meet tl e» need | poaeay, Walter J-.nston will e ps Sl | States as an independent republic? | A tor McKellar of Tennessee. the federal ald-to-education pro-|,..q nd effects 2 Alaska JANITORIAL Service || On the most optimistic side, how- | gram handle sound effects. !Flalll 5 BOATS AT i 5. What famous leader of the Israelites was found by whom in the FRED FO! PHONE 555 g : — { > 3 2 LETTE ever, many Democratic committee 1 THE CITY FLOAT bulrushes of what river? Phone 247 "loma H chairmen have plugged ahead with| ALLIED TROOPS OUT OF NOMMA“ OFFICERS ANSWERS: s S ardee (Co. legislation, and several key mea- GERMANY? The June K. of Angoon, own-} 1. Rice. i _ PAINTS ons & sures, such as federal aid to edu- 3 b ied by Joe Bennett is leaving to-| 2. Boston, Mass. | L) Builders’ and Shalf cation, are all set for debate. £0ne ° of »the. toughest, problams AT H|GH SCHGOL RAllY { morrow where final outiitting wil 3. Waterpower. i STEVENS | HARDWARE \ e ‘;m““:l"i ‘Z “;"il:‘ ik be done for the halibut season.| 4, France, in 1778. DS e _— \] NORWAY: roreign Ministers’ Conference iS 2| juneay high school politics went!The boat will go on the first trip — SE| | a 2 5. Moses was found by the Pharoah’s daughter in the bulrushes of DOMINION proposal to withdraw all trooops|into action early this week w!w Chatham Straits. Liaidies # y 8 READY-TO-WEAR Remington Typewriters school | The Gony, owned by John Grev-| 4 Soward Birect - WaaroThizd SOLD and SERVICED by - from Germany—both Russian and for top nominate officers J. B. Barford & Ce. “Then, when slavery was abolish- | duced prices. British Foreign Minister Ernie | French-British-American. This body positions for the coming year.|stad, arrived yesterday from Se- | Bevin is a‘IoL more pleased than |would leave a German Communist| rGominated for balloting May 11|attle, leaving there last Thurss | - g D S Trygve “Trigger” Lie over the in-|army, trained by the Russians, ). s rally held in the high school|day. Grevstad said that he wall MADSEN CYCLE & ‘!“ “Our Doorstep Is Worn by clusion of Norway in the Atlantc control of Eastern Germany, and |gym were the following: Student take the boat out of Sitka on his | FISHING SUPPLY || Dr. E. Lannon Kelly The Charles W. Carter Satisfied Customers” ;‘“‘?—”“d %‘el;‘:" e bie AT, X “g‘;‘d“f, R o for this army | ody President— Milton Schultz,, fishing trips. The ‘boat leaves here line of Halibut and Trolling ||| Osteopath . P:":" ey n this country e ovel stern Germany. | gy sperling and - Bill Keep; Vice|when the generator trouble is fix- || Gear — Many items now at new || D Mortua FORD AGENC + ct Sl resis 1 ;vmfif;as ‘ubilant over what he| Secretery of Stale Acheson has President— Dick Keithahn and ! ed. LOW PRICES I PHONE BLUE 670 fy (Authorized Dealers) i 4 allZd s {bmw stand" taken|been doing some quiet conferring Bill Mickel; Secretary-Treasurer—; The Stamsund of Ketchikan| Open 9 to 9 Opp. Ball Park ||| Pourth ana Fracklin Sts. GREASES — GAS — OIL M) g' Rl joining‘ the. Pact de. | With the British as to how to meet Sue McMullen, Mary Lou Mix and owned by Robert Garton will be == ' PHONE 136 Y Y o this problem, and they have .| sally McCrea; Editor J-Bird—|used for fish buying this season i - J““ i * o t ¥ , they now 1 ko - ” spite the persistent neutrality of . hmidt: 1 i 4 | > Ewed Atsiine Tixtwho 6 Dk decided that the Western Allies|Roberta Messerschmidt; Associate | Garton will be packing for George | Foot of Maln Strees 4 woden.; Meering. Lig, s i sia’s : ith, | Editor— Robert Ripke; Editor To-} Williams of Elfin Cove, and will 7 G 1 of the United will counter Russia’s proposal with ar “"ag. 0. :ecl{”e““yse f;‘:“‘ ido e one of their own. They will de-|tem—Betty Tapley; Associate Edi-|tow a scow to Elfin Cove in a few Whalesale 008 10th 85 E it V) said: 3 - - sc1Sf i H .:;3(;1 SIthis ‘alc! St mand that Eastern Germany be | tor— Ann Parsons; Assistant Busl-!days, Aboard Ehe boat is Mrs. Ray | oldesi Bank n Alaska m A ;1: We feo) toward sou merged with the free Western |DesS Manager— Gerald Shaw audiGamn, Robert's. molh_er‘ who madei i PHONE 216—DAY er NIGHT || JUNEAU DAIRIES as we would toward ome of our |Zones into a new German state. Sandra McCrea. the trip here with him. | 5 for MIXERS er SODA POP DELIC'OUS ICE CREAM S niton The Western zones, they believe, 1891—0ver Half a Cenfury of Banking—1949 i for i by name | To this Trygve Lie. with heavy are now sufficiently strong to dom- * JuneauD sarcasm, replied, “Thank you!” inate l::aslern Germany, once the cul"’s “" WOII' g ame’, Illc. "3 Note—Lie says privately he would [Red Army evacuates. But.im any 'l"he B Nl 'B Pormecly SABIN'G —_—_— not have come running to Wash-|Case they believe their proposal ACROSS 40. Knight's L e L en s l““"'" Marine Engines ington, if he had been Norweglan WOUld never be accepted by thel & Ewen | berer Stetsen and Mallery Hate MACHINE SHOP - Foreign Minister—as he was once. ssians and hence the troops ofp & S0ERIC TUR® 4. More expen- Bank Arrew Shirts and Underwear Marine Har ,?glwould iRy fl::‘“e‘d ;;,r;ll;e!g?:; neither side would be withdrawn. TE.I‘E:HH - s“sI:vt Allen E& & Sb dware sible common on o phie. he 46, Acts sullen g \ e pomeick Wition @ g Safety Deposit Skyway Lagrage Chas. G. Warner Co. subjects oasi MAKES GOOD 52. Greed: SOUTHERNER CHAMPIONS e 5 A < NEGRO | About the first man Jess Larson aethy Boxes for Rm‘ B o TA NY HOME GHOCBRY President Truman heard some|met after he was appointed Feder- §7. Fishing ape ) "fl"@ 4 1 “ g straight-from-the-shoulder advice [al Works Administrator was Dave M Pl Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle COMMERCIAI vIN P v on the question of Negro education | Vandivier, publisher of the Chick- 3.3 E:f,}fh Tative of SA Gs cLoTnEs hone 146 . {he other day from a Southorn|asha, . OKla, Express. Meeting | ol s S YRR e Heme Liquor Stero—Tel 800 congressman who gets around in a | Larson by accident in the lobby of | €2, City in Novada Bible il NUNN-BUSH SHOES American Meat — Phome 30 | * wheelchair. The White House vis-|the Mayflower Hotel, Vandivier 63. Feniule sheep, 2. layer 8 Maic liuors STETSON HATS _— g Ml —— itor was 38-year-old Congressman |said: [ .,’m,(m_ - uality Work Clothin | P Charles Bennett of Florida. “One of the first projects we're 4 i 3 Q Y . To Banish “Blue Monday” Bennett served 58 months as an|going to put up to you is the new ; 1 WILLIAM “Ll“ X rm m’"lu To give you more freedom infantryman, won the coveted Sil- | water works for your home town.” as i bscrive: TRE from work — ver Star for bravery, came out a| “I guess that's the water works| | a paid W - i E DAILY ALASEA Complete Outfitter for Men TRY < captain, his legs crippled by polio|I started when I was mayor,” re-| | EMPIRE is mv}ted to be our guest THIS EVENING Alflkfl La“ contracted while fighting with |called new Federal Works Admin- Pronoun Present this coupon to the box office of the v Philippine guerrillas [istrator Larson. He referred to the Gy o —_— However, this doesn't interfere|fact that he took his first plunge Fencing cullol. mATnn .- w- cnwmc DR. ROBERT SIMPSON i with Bennett’s legislative interests,|in public office as mayor of | 21 natta: one of which is a burning zeal|Chickasha, at that time the young- | i “""\’_L" and receive TWO TICKETS to see: comm o"ommr i to improve educational opportun-|est mayor in the United States Giher 4 Dedge—Plymoutb—Chs saler Eyes Examined—Glasses Fiiteg ities for Southern Negroes. | The water works he provided for ','"‘"‘ essentlaly um nmnlll sTon 7] DeSote—Dodge Trucks SIMPSON BUILD] “The federal government can't be | the city at that time has now been A Phone 266 for ING proud of the way it has failed to|outmoded by the city’s growth. - deal with illiteracy among the Ne-| Larscn promised his home-town Federal Tax—-12c—Paid by the Theatre pai al H . grees,” the ycung Floridian told | publisher that he would look into| - i Truman. “What many people for- |the matter. Phnne IF“LLow cnn co—Pllflle 22 2 s' GRAVES get is that the government counten- P S E S LR | and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and s‘m‘nv “ur The Clothing Man anced slavery before the Civil War. ’I‘rol.ers Attention! Stop at UR, ] 5 2 YOR BETTER MEATS LE In fact, a lot of the slave trade|Madsen’s today for your supplies.| RET NloUto.yout home with our comphments. 13—PHONES--49 vrs OVERALIS ,was carried on by Northerners, Spoons, plugs, sinkers, etc., i;e let; [ WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! e m' for Boys L&