The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 16, 1949, Page 4

PAGE FOUR e pr——— 7 It is not the obligation or the prerogative of a news- [ 2 . D(‘ll\ 1,('3’. a E,"’)lr(’ paper man to fashion his stories to meet any given | A f . i SECOND and FOURTH set of circumstances, such as the furtherance of “in- | Monday of each month s & S ternational understanding.” ‘ 2 Given Approval|in settin Rite Temple begining at 7:30 p. m. L R Juneau. Alaska .| It is the business of the reporter to report straight BT TROY LINGO * Tewident | news as he finds it. With the Mexican article written o\ JUNE 16, 1020 WASHINGTON, June 16, - (P— 3';fim£i ABRAMEAM' ELMER A. FRIEND - . - - n tol o S 5 ALFRED ZENGER 5 5 2 " o 3 il K lm‘lp mnmmmlm;‘ »\:luld Doyl The management of the Palace Theatre changed hands, Mr. and |The House Public Lands Commit- | JAMES W. LEIVERS, Secretary. B i et 5o feeond Ciase daer. | CleAT ViolStion of SEEERSEL EEE B S JUNE 15 | \trs. John T. Spickett selling their interests to Mrs. J. H. Cann, whose |tee today approved the $21580,000 S Nt r\l:‘u;,nnr'l.)r‘n:‘vd\"xvx":gl::w T about Franco in Sp‘\n? or Peron in Argentina or Stalin | |o hushand was part owner of the Gastineau Hotel, and Miss Mae Pauly,|Eklutna power project in Alaska. S i months, s800: one vear, s10.00 in Ruisih. " Certatouy (1 it bRty T M. S. Whittier Palace orchestra leader. The Spicketts, who had been in the amuse- The project in the vicinity of B P 0 ELKS b o g o o, | E1A80 Yeglmes. ROMILEEREUIES DI i Mrs. Lisle F. Hebert | ment business in Juneau since 1912, planned to retire because of Mr. Anchorage, includes a low dam at i’ y ; ¢ understanding . Ronald R. Lister i Lake Eklutna, a diversion tunnel " s ill health. | Meef e Wednesday at L s Snihy g Truthful accounts of Hitler's rise to power and | e Frank Maier o ik and penstock, a power plant and aptsg d’;{{ngbm“my‘m_ the activities of the Nazi party in Germany which|e Mrs. Peters Carlson ; Dr. Hugh C. Nicholson of Charleston, W. Va., took the position of transmission lines. Sotie, F. DEWEY BAKER, | News 602; Business Office, 3 L é > 5 { . Preference in We) d T } » 4, . e were destined to plunge the world into war would | ® Robert L. Jewett power and energy| pyglted Ruler. W. H. BIGGH e RO have been impossible had the Mexican proposal been ' ® Grace Howell { sttt physician and surgeon for the Alaska Pioneer’s Home and Sheldon |sales would be given to public . 5, Associated Presa is exclusi entiued to the use for | Coeo o he early 1930’ e Mrs. R. M. McDonald o | Jackson School, also ‘Assistant Surgeon for the U. S. Public Health |podies and cooperatives, Al re-| : L Teper i shco e Tocal hews BubHthed The United Btates has -wirnad the Sacial Commit- | ® P. T, Stevesison ® | Service. * He succeeded Dr. Rav, MRS £ o s en el wolld gg e 3 oo ; i ot RS ivto the U.S. Treasury. | - e tee at Lake Success that this government Will never | g o o o o o o @ @ ® ® o Celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert | BLACKWELL’S become a party to any treaty containing a restrictive v : = T s i Manus Douglas had entertained at a party June 12. | and subservient clause of this nature governing the McManus of Doug il ol FI“DS | CABINET SHOP 17 Main‘St. Phone 772 handling of news. In other nations, possessing an NEw SHIPP'NG F'RM " e 4 r S, m were b ataloguing about a hundred Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Durham usy cataloguing JIPA“ESE BIlloo“ High Quality Cabinet Work squal understanding of and respect for the duties of e for the Douglas Public Library. w books just lmex\nd or 8] for Home, Office or Store a free press, the reception of the proposal will doubt- \DRGA'“ZED 'I'o E“"'ER {ne £ " less be the same The minor repairs needed on Dr. Howe Vance's airplane, the Totem, T T T S G KUSKOKWlM TRADE,ma been completed and the craft had made its second flight from '\l‘l\ka l,lquor Leglslall(m Mendenhall Bar. It was in fine condition, according to Lyle C. Woods, Tattered remains of what is be- | | — i lieved to be one of the balloons | ‘ (The Sioux City Tribune-Jouranl) SEATLE, June 16—®— A new P'" sent aloft with bombs attached by | Moose LOdge No. 700 a ha t vet attained her ambition of state- any, posed S P % ? < Japanese during the war, were re- | Re; M ‘hoodA l:;:}‘(‘h‘q: B e lonial Tos P S B Ne o | ALk hipEi m:rfn :ii;;lee:;‘: No word had been received from Raymond Haines since he left | S0C €%t CCIBE o M ttice today | Gz:l:r;orf:g;nhfl;;f;’ i W = ¥ Ry | enact laws for home government. One mehsure passed | the. colorful Kuskokwim river Ketchikan June 14, in the outboard motorboat marathon of the 950-mile | ¢ Mrs. David Yates, of Wind- ' Secretary— NEWSGATHERING CODE and approved recently is a bit startling. It wipes out | trade, it is announced. The firm course to Seattle ham. || WALTER R. HERMANSEN the requirement that lodges and clubs which sell |is the Kuskokwim Transportation e A small piece of bright red cloth, | Every now and "‘9" attempts are made to control | i or be barred from doing so within 200 feet of a|Company. While Outside to visit his parents in Denver, Gov. George A. Parks | rubber skin of a balloon, a cord,| sathering and presenting of news, in other WOrds|church or school. Argument for the relaxed regula- | Two deisel-powered river boats, was called to a conference in Washington, D. C, with Department | and a bamboo hoop about 16 inch- | es in diameter, were found by a! trying censorship. Under the above caption, the Fair- | tjon was that the liquor dealers contribute heavily | each with a barge, will be operated | of Interior officials, according to his private secretary, Harry G.!| S B 3 banks News-Miner has the following to say to which ' to governmental revenue, churches and schools not [in the seasonal trade by the com-|wjison prospector in a tree on a mountain | erl’s rood CGnler iy side near where the Yates live.! we agree at all |'pany. Hal R. Davis, one of the 5 Discussions have been held in the United Nations There is a lot of bad logic in this sort of argu- Organizers of the line, \;\'ill be Weather: High, 69; iow, 40; clear. Ya’:iil’:‘]ikl:caht‘;c‘c*;::;:;d”?hflé 1;‘;:-» GM‘ Phones 104—105 X ST 5 o cperating manager. He plans to | or- Meat Phones 39—539 at Lake Success of an international code on news- | ment, which, however, is not so much different than eign materials this is how the dis-| Deliveries—10:15 A. M. sathering which again illustrate the truth of the old |might be advanced elsewhere. Various subdivisions | leave Sunday for Bethel, Alaska, | covery was made: | 2:15 — 4:00 P. M. . . ompany headquarters. 1 by premise that the result of attempts to define a free- |of government are prone to rely heavily on liquor ¢ Dmn(\fmmen?y et Dally [essons In Enghsh w L GORDON Tt week. s Talavot ours, Whol dom is to limit it. Provisos, exceptions and definitive | revenue, neglecting to balance the account by discov- | '1"('1‘ ol i e - L spitasiedi s B G "T ; 4 terms canhot fail to narrow existing liberties rather | ering how much cost is piled “g il 'hel ‘l’l‘)““;‘de‘: Ine. The Griffiths Company will “=— - silva Creek, brought us the enclos- | he Rexan SQOIO c. a ST | than strengthen them | caring for liquor addicts, etc. And, It might he lact as Seattle representatives for WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “It wa sa painful accident.” |ed material. He said he had been| Your Reliable Pharmacists hools in developing | I , I An example is found in the recent action of the the influence of churches and schools in developing |1 © 0 00 " hther men interested You may say, “It was a painful INJURY (caused by the accident).” prospecting -on the mountain side facts n producing gov- | s ; ; Social Committee of the U. N. which unwisely mlopled‘g‘md cltizenship is a,marked factor in p %Y i the new company are James F. OPeEN . MISPRONOUNGED: Jugular (vein). Promounce the first|about half-way between his place BUTLER-MAURO ernment revenue. and ours, when he noticed some- DRUG a Mexican proposal to insert in the proposed code an he bar- Griffiths, Miller Griftiths and {; 55 in JUG, not JOOG. 7 | By the same logic, why not remove all the bar ) » i | thing bright handing in ree. Go- article defining a series of duties and responsibilities | riers and brings in all the various types of vice, pro- Frank Mohrc‘)r.ofkseflttle,bsnd John OFTEN MISSPELLED: Sustain; TAIN. Sustenance; TEN. 'ingngoverg R v:gat ;tw:s he“ that news correspondents on the international scene | | moters of which would be willing to contribute lavishly n:‘-’;\), n{(hlzz;lx:\.‘.m;rs.n Al::ezrx. S SYNONYMS: Warn, forewarn, caution, admonish. found. ths riaberial which hnd.been‘ would be obliged to fulfill. The vote on approval Was i gor the privilege of operating unmolested? No leg ., Lpuq} ‘the bargaes 460 mileseup s ; WORD.STUDY; “Use,a word thrée times and if is yours." Let Us | 3 palloon (we think) with a bomb Alaska u“’.fi s‘m.l' 25-15 with both the United States and Britain dis- |isiator, even in Alaska, is likely to advocate that |00 PURR J0€ L0 ™ ling | increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's WOrd: | attached to it. The tops of the|] Asthur M. Uggen, Manager RO course. lat 12 river points. enroute, Davis EQUIVOCAL; having two or more meanings. “We could make but little | trees where he found this material | The amicle requires, among other things, that caid. The company plans to serve out of his equivocal response.” M had been shattered.” ”""“"‘:" Instruments all correspondents report “news” only in such manner | The reason we have so many laws in this counlry | mining interests, trappers and e e Pt as to “further international understanding.” This is|is that nearly all of them were made for the Other:cthers along the river route during an obvious distortion of the functions of a free press. | fellow. the season from June to late MODERN ETIQU ETTE ROBERTA LEE i GB“RGE Bnos AT i o = Sty -~ | ceptember. f ters . . . Authors of the letters Capt. Ed King of Seattle will be Widest Selection of Wall Paper The Washlnglon have brazenly used the local me. skipper of one of the river toats, : ; : Davis said. The other captain will Q. What rule of dress applies to a man who escorts a girl to any l‘l U"Rs M G R d phcne numb of the Sons of tlw | o8 ~ T kel t2 I s G"Y' 6-ROUN American Revolution, which caused | |be an Alaskan. D : irl i PHONE 399 s deal Yaint Shop —_— the Sons to tip off the FBI . . . ———— y A. He should always adapt his costume to whatever the girl is going 2 By DREW PEARSO:. G-men advise Congressmen who | OF WEATH[R ¢« 'to wear. If she is in evening dress, he might feel embarrassed if he wore — Fnone 649 Pred W. Wends receive such mail not to open the | NAVY Exp[DIIloN a business suit. S (Continued trom Page 13 | envelopes, on the change that the| Q. What would be appropriate gifts for a young man on his gradua- “Say It With Flowers” but ” —— ——— writer’s identity can be established p T AKIN SUPPUES tion day? “4AY IT WITH OURS!” Juneau’s Finest Management has been bull-headed from fingerprints. A. A watch, ring, fountain pen, cigarette case, lighter, traveling 5 1 Liquor Store ; Juneau Florists Secretary. Alaska Newspapers, 1411 and strikers are sore at Bendix In- = 1 ‘bag S e e ‘ e To AR(TI( pos's Q. If one cannot accept an invitation, is it pelguss\ble merely to PHONE 311 | BA vA n n ls Stone, whose handling of the fam- Dwight Palmer, under White| Weather condiuons and temper- write “Regrets” on one’s card and send it? ous Auto-Lite strike branded him House consideration as head of the | stures at various Alaska polnts, | A N i 0: this would be rude. One should always write a brief note Phone 689 s o : t curity Resources r s i , at SAN DIEGOCelif., June 16.—& as a labor-hater. National Security Resources Board, |also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 x L “. Ef'ill r.dc.. ; 2 i reci- - iS an active battler against bigotry | a. . (—The Navy th and largest an y Unemployment Jitters—The Presi- | :S an active battler against bigotry |a..m., 120th Meridian Time, Bnd‘ e 4 | Office in Case Lot Grocery dent's ccufml of economic advisers | and discrimination. Head of (l\l'[;'eleused by the Weather Bureau, nual Arctic supply expedition last week sent him a confidential | General Cable Corporation, he | Juneau follow: ) Alaska’s northern rim got moving ¢HONE % n. lh’h. n.'.' memo pointing to increasing unem- | Practices what he preaches among, Anchorage 47—Rain| today. HAY, GRAIN, COAL ployment at a time when it should | the 5000 employees of his lnm}Burmw . 32—Snow| The tank landing ship 1123-—one and STORAGE be decreasing B The munc'l is | The Vin:cn commmee to in- ‘ Bethel 45—Partly Cloudy | 11 vessels of the expedition—! fions of 3,000,000 workers in the| sue o aACE T 3 . Who was the inventor of the vulcanization of rubber? Call EXPERIENCED MEN st ee] a AN 1t o] vic | Cut where the mc neya coming irom | Edmontor ... 43—Cloudy | Francisco and Seattle. . goel ooal, Graniporiation, elsctric ftlni F . What U. S. city is called the “Oil Capital” of the world? Alaska JANTTORIAL Service end auto industries in which the | to battle the B-36 . . . Senator | Fairbanks 49—Partly Cloudy| At Oceanside the LST 1123 will _ . . unicns are demanding more wage Johnson of Colorado is holding | Haines 45 Partly Cloudy [take aboard five tracked landing| In which symphony did Beethoven use a chorus? FRED FOLETTE PHONE 655 {rcxenses GhilE profite sre drapping | hearings on installing radio tele- ' Havre —Missing | vehicles—manned by an officer and | . What Biblical patriarch worked fourteen years for the wife he Phone 247 l‘homas Hardwa ( E The economic council's chief | PHORES in trains—an important saf- | Juneau Airport 39—Partly Cloudy 56 Marines of the First Division.| wanted? 0 re L0. battle is with Secretary of Treas- ety measure . . . Landlords by |Annette Island 48—Clear |It will then proceed to Pomt‘ ANSWERS: ; PAINTS — OILS ury Snyder, who tells' Truman that the hundreds of thousands are ap- | Kodiak 44—Fog, Rain | Hueneme. ! . California. STEVENS’ Builers’ and Shelf v | plying for rent increases under the | Kotzebue 39—Partly Cloudy, Three other landing ships will . Charles Goodyear. HARDWARE business will continue good, with| e e U fair | MoGrath fray . R st s 0ol | nothing to worry about for the ne”t e o [ (T B —Haln) be used, e expeditions A . Tulsa, Oklahoma. LADIES’—MISSES’ | return. Many are entitled to raise | Nome ... 41—Rain, Fog|tons of cargo will be delievered to 4 i ¥ 12 months .. . . Federal Security ad- | i Fog | ton & ; . In his ninth. Remington Typewriters Iministrator Oscar Ewing does not | Te0ts . - - Bill O'Dwyer will rejoin | Northway 44—Partly Cloudy | Point Barrow and other Arctic out- Flian READY-TO-WEAR SOLD and BERVICED his old Iaw firm of O'Dwyer and | Petersbur 39—Partly Cloud:; ts; thi ill be i id-August. A share this view. He called at fthe | SOUTE y Gloudy | Dosts:, Thls Wl i Bust, - i & BSeward Street Wear Third White House last week to urge an | Bernstein, when he retires as mayor | Portland 49—Partly Cloudy| Other ships of the expedition, J B Blu'(orll & c‘ immediate Federal Works pmg;,,,‘\}nf New York. Prince George ... 40—Partly Cloudy | now at other ports or participat- to calm unemployment jitters . . | New U. S. Citizens—Attorney | Seattle ..« 48 Rain Showers | ing in exercises at sea, are the ice E L L l s A l R L l N E s The chules w carler .o'.'.m Is Wern by ~ . Newly Renevated feomm »t Eeasenable Rates FHONE SINGLE O Whitehorse 39—Clear | breaker Burton Island, the trans- DesPite the 'm.xemplng,:[nvm ‘trex-vd. General Tom Clark has been wag- | o 43—Partly Cloudy | ports George Clymer and Archer- nA“-Y Tms J“mu To mcnm only a meager public-works pro-|jng g quiet, consistent cam ’ | N S paign to nar, cargo ships Seminole, Union FORD AGEN c Y gram is now before Congress — a | K é . { make naturalization ceremonies and Oberon and oiler Neches. "‘ PGIQI‘SI"II‘! ud wr“g‘u Ay bill to authorize 57 new pubdlic | more important. He feels that REASE| Paidings. |when a foreigner takes on thel NTION TROLLERS With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg. 2 i e Backstaze With Tire Diplomats— | obligations of American citizenship, | s 5 A'l‘;"]:) Selding :b Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. Junean Motor c. Secretary Acheson has been trying |it should be accompanied by a Low tide, D.‘f,l o ‘S ,e‘?l iy e 2 h Main Strees to arrange another Foreign Minis- | ritual as impressive, thougl not soj Hu?\l [ld(' 6:0: it .5“ it M FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 ] ters meeting for New York in Sep- |secretive, as an initiation into a Lnl)[:v] ¢ 1de, 1 .0';8 i l;”: xrl' Life Ins e i i Tt 3 Saul i teml?er. Still not discouraged, he ' high fraternal order . .. Clark has; High ‘]v ;,' 19:1 RoRe 13' . h IIJS' 4G tnfil;rance .Lompam_esl o n is willing to try another conference published an_enlightening book— | gh tide, 19:18 p.m.. 133 ft. e ) held assets totalling more than 51 ONE 216—D. JUNEAU DAIRIES before giving up hope for some | “Gateway to Citizenship,” on the nulnfm ARHRR A0 (end, of 1947, oldest Bank in Alaska P'l MIXERS ‘,';)‘"":)-!1 DELIC!OUS ICE CREAM ¥ lor L ] i daily habit—ask kind of a deal with Russia on Ger- | cbligaticns of American citizenshi s ship many . Acheson has told Vishin- | It's worth reading . . . A nine-judge iy sky he is willing to appoint Eob |panel in California does one of the [] 1891—0ver na“ a cemu[y of Banking—l“fi c ler's u.- s Wear Jnnelu Dm”, Inc. Murphy, American Ambassador to|best jobs of naturalizing citizens. T Germany, as his deputy tu work | In Washington, D. C., Judge Ale: S| [A] “Chrysler Marine Engines : Y sh , D. C., - ACROSS . Short and to | with the Russians, Brit%sh | ande e | . Sitnken ferices the point Formerly SARING Chrysler Marine r Holtzoff rates high. Hop kil Flower French until the New York meeti op kiln 23, Flower oit| o Vi. ID@ ] | | | stetoen and Matleey Has MACHINE SHOP ¥ Red Arm\ uummnd has Jjust com- Means of com- Fur-bearing President Truman was a ricd | " " unication | animals [E] Allen Edmends about tie wa: 2 youid v i A“‘“"“ would stand | | countries. The army commanders | vakia, Rumania a gari 1 o) tough negotiator, and even if the! o’ and. DRIEAa ol ) : i S b ML eTMeellE ) Being Tne Irn ONERIR e v BRI : Youand | | Arrow Bhirts and Underwear Marine Hardware HESider ket Viah “li"h‘d‘fxom Hungary, Poland, Czechoslo- | |, y Stafesabbr. 0. shord surple- Safety Deposit BOTANY H Y Pari conference ende In_ 18105, Koty wan” . may soosiaea| 4, Wi uia Puztle Boxes for Rent - "500” man thinks Acheson has done a | military strategy—just in case g h Phon‘ 146 wenderful job. He told him s0 in aly. s dipl 5 k A : cuckoo : de mets pow . Religious di g o vk |t i i e ¢ O o ¢ ik 1y b COMMBREIAL SAVIMGS ey || St st AT 2 4 G portant deposit 4 - it s, Medi, i 14 Chop . Brother of cbscured by Senate filibusters but. | Rastiat Tacium, and pos i 60, Aot of selling 3. Wing Moses STETSON HATS sibly uranium, just outside A 4 " uali Clothing white leaders in the South are tak- | . . Pronoun, white leaders n the South are (3K {angel Siberia. Hundreas o R 2 renoun Quality Work Clot! To ish “Blue Monday” Z " ? “CINS | sian engineers and geologists have' i' . 9 F n To gi negro bett t n 3 0 give B rcenin meid o stean ot e do ovn w ctve i | TR L] ol B R J.B.STRONG - - FRED HENNING || ™ fon"vork ™ oy % Gr i i ing. The deposit is believed to be | 3. Tuor 1o th oA vote on waterworks menis . Tur he ity af,e,i.“ :,;y\;l]]:::Lx:jrl‘)\T;;v'v *one of the largest in the worid - . m'..'fi,‘.’,fi 1or as a paid-up subscriber toTHE DAILY ALASKA Complete ter for. Al : i —_— y EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING aska hlldl" new Negro auditerium. All three 4 7 - 7 e n. 21 Route Present this coupon to the ‘box office ofithe were voted davorably, and the new FORME NEAU v oo -t - Evan s ———— Negro auditorium got almcst ¢ 2 TE ¥ H / - l. w cwm‘ DR. ROBERT S8 o | 20" oy peemmann. LG 77 i CAPITOL THEATRE : e 4 esenls equipment and imprc a Harold C. Kemmer, formerly ul‘ .. ‘ Al i) cmm mom works . . White citizens ot sich- | Juneau, was killed in an accident / real gras and receive TWO TICKETS to see: yaler mond, Va., some time ago took the while driving alone near i e 7 ; : g 4 Tok June- | 2 " DeSete—Dedge ' in g 3 e 1 th o 550 s s sy | (2] (T 18 O L] | "THE SAXON CHARM city council. It was white votes'ning when his car hit a bank &) 4 <o £ that put him there not cclored. | was a member of Junesu L“d‘:; /fln v ama Federal Tax—12c—Paid by the Theatre o vesigatin & Moo o v i bt v somoreon | Led | LT O g gt Phone 14—YELLOW CAB C0.—Phone 22 s!!“n“" H. 5. GRAVES held tomorrow at B, G calling itself “The Vigi h ; ; 0 hoR o ™ has bien bol l:dix,gg;x:w:fms~ ‘l,(‘g:::,',::a’:‘k’czmuf“d by the Fai-| (¥ - 7 7 A o : and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and \x! Clotl threatening letters demanding that| Kemmer M‘\nfil,,p,m(.u by : RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments. LEVI'S OVERALLS all Masons and Jews resign. About mine for a number of years pre-| [3 AR o WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! ’ r:gdtm " - Dloy 50 Congressmen have received let- | vious to the close down, Vi, Cullege degree I