The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 25, 1950, Page 4

k THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ° , v F 20 YEARS AGO Weather al PAGE FOU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1950 MOUNT JUNFAU LODGE NO. 16 SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month in Scottish Rite Temple llme of December 15, and indicates that Fulton Lewis, Jr., was right, there were plenty of planes sent to | Russia via Kodiak. Daily Alaska Empire Published every evening except Sunday by the EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY from THE EMPIRE Second. and Miin Strests, Junesu, Alaska ( Mr. Cohen underlines the following sentences par- | P g%fl_}?%_\;“xpfifizn s ke ;;;::g:miemhesized in the stor: "here never have been any | Alaska pOInIS b:’tnnlng at 7:30 p. m. E‘L‘}’ES‘D“ZE‘N‘E‘E?{D i oL ni ,,:h,x;g‘,:::‘pl»lblldzed previous reports of any lend lease plane JANUARY 25, 1930 warson A. Lawrence, = traffic to Russia, via Kodiak. All reported traffic was A. H. Kuettner, manager, announced that the Killisnoo Fisheries orshipful Master; Entered in the Post Office In Juneaw“as Second Class Matter, | Via the Fairbanks-Nome route. ° JANUARY 25 | Company, operating the fish reduction plant at Killisnoo, would dis-| Weather conditions and temper- JAMES W. LEIVERS, Secretary. i et v siist o SO T e ot oAb e s Mr. Cohen tells us that there have been published | o Henry Messerschmidt. o continue herring fishing and reduction, but would handle offal from |2fUres at various alaska polnte e six months, $8.00; one year, §15.00 " | reports of lend lease planes sent to Russia via Kodiak. | ¢ Elliott Robertson ® | salmon canneries. also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 @ 1 ! ke yoat, T RdFRIOS: $13.60; sie shonti, It advesoe, s7so:= “I refer you,” he says, “to the '1947 Britanmcai. Dorothy Sweeney . ::f;;;ul:zo:; mind\x;el:\m::mefllur:: B. P. 0. ELKS 4 i e v i thwy will piomuits mobiy | s SRR O Dags 406 undes Lend Lease you | © 5“"’_““: ‘M'(“‘l'_‘ : Bert Caro, who spent most of his boyhood in Juneau, was returning |at Juneau, follow: Meeting every Wednesday st f She Business Office of any failure ar-irregularity in the delivery will find a very fine picture released by the U. 8. Navy ;: i i el ‘;hcim)ey o | On the Princess Mary after an absence of more than 11 years, most of it | Anchorage . R 11—Clear| 8F-M. Visiting brothers wel- 3 Telephones: News Office, 602: Business Office, 3T4. in 1946, showing one of the lend lease planes being de- | / 3 “\Ir R. M. Kelly o | Spent in California. On his arrival, he was to be associated with the |Annette Island .. 10 R pa et s, DEWEE BOEER p MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS livered to the Russians. It also states that 188 of |,/ l‘l.x(h.ll“] Rosstihe s ls. B. Caro Company as traveling representative, making his permanent | Barrow 9 Brow gxflted Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, : The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for these planes were sent to the Russians via Kodiak.”| o Rosi . ihomo here. Bethel 23—Snow ecretary. i Trm story, we are grateful and for his trouble in Writing (s e © o ¢ o o o o @ o? The Servian Flag, an organization of Slavonians, was to celebrate Dawson -l94—cll:ax i R TIT AP RNIATIVER /= Alaiks Nowsoaers, 1011 | 0 TUSHIPUSEEMWE BOpe he has sent the same f“'i BT the birthday of Savo’ Nenanich, noted Servian educator and patriot, with §;’:’§:,§§;‘ Z'Si;le‘;f BLACKWELL’S el Pourth Avenue Bldg., Seattle, Wash. formation to Fulton Lewis. He, too, should be l"'\BIll FOR (REDIT la special entertainment January 26. The public was invited to the |Haines 16—Partly Cloudy CABINET SHOP ] terested. ' | dance to follow. Havre .. o -31—Cloudy 117 Main St. Phone 772 . & —— Juneau Airport 9—Partly Cloudy | The Mission Million | MINE ASSESSMENI The Coliseum was showing a movie to be revived 20 years later (Kodiak ... e 40—Clear | n,'::n?::‘&?;:h:s';': ] : as a Broadway hit musical comedy — Anita Loos' “Gentlemen Prefer |-0tzebue i o « : o Yok T EXPE(IED Io PASS1Blonds.“ Mary Pickford was at the Palace in her first 100 per cent ]’;‘:fi:mh §8:S}§3§§ ! war prisouars S WAacioh ivfians who bavs ] A talking picture, “Coqutte.” Prices were 10, 25 and 75 cents, with 108¢ | Northway 26—Snow Appeared in Russla, the United States has addressed a| WASHINGTON, Jan. 25—{P—A seats sclling at 1. Petersburg . 14—snow | Moose Lodge No. 700 new note to the Soviet Government urging it to agrea| bill to allow credit for assessment T Portland 15—Clear ge No. to an investigation by an international humanitarian | Work on public land mine claims The staff of “Taku” (Douglas High School annual) had begun work | Prince George . -42—Fog Regular Meetings Each Friday ," organization. The note refers specifically to 376,929 | could be acted on by the HOUS|op the 1930 annual. Ed Andrews had begun taking group and individual 8—Clear || Governor—JOHN LADELY Japanese prisoners who, according to Japanese Gov- | Feb. 6. ' d i | Pletures. Aili Niemi was editor-in-chief with Alma Savikko, associate | Sitk 2—Olear|y: Bectethly. "ernmml figures accepted as reliable, still nn»‘LThE bill, 1‘131)1‘0)“‘l I:x‘x llTe l?.‘:m:f‘editnr. Others on the editorial staff were Enne Kronquist, Saimie |V Ditehorse .l::Sl]low WALTER R. HERMANSEN accounted for. But it applies with equal force to some | Lands Committee, is ¢ Kronquist, Ruth Lundell, Elizabeth Sey, William Cashen, Josephine Kil- Yakutat .. Olehr il R R o e g «in- | sent calendar.” If no objection is | raised, it may be passed by unani- mous consent The measuce does not extend the time fcr performing the annual work required under mining claims law, tut is intended to make sure that those who did work last year, | before Congress waived the require= ment, will r e credit some 175 Iburn, Alice Tassel, Bernice Edwards, Tauno Niemi, Stephanie Africh, Mona Catlson, Isabel Cashen and Frank Pettygrove, with Mrs. Eng- istrom as literary advisor. Vieno Whato was business manager, with these members of the business staff: Josephine Kilburn, William Cashen, {Ruth and Harry Lundell A LITTLE FRANCISCAN POVERTY 400,000 German war prisoners and 3 terned’ German civilians. Amazing n this year 1950 is the story in Time According to a decision of the Foreign Ministers Magazine of January 23 about Costa Rica's President ‘lCmmcll in April, 1947, all German war prisoners were Ulate. to be returned by Dec. 31, 1948, and according to an| “Procliaming that ‘a little Franciscan poverty’ was Aurvmm.-nt between Soviet and American 1orities necessary if the 1950 budget were to balance hmqmml in June, 1947. Japanese war prisoners were to | R T8 i eadary 08 pév ‘cant to $570 & m(m\h.‘b(‘ returned at the rate of 50,000 a month. Both these G agreements were broken by the Soviet Government, fired a block of office workers, reduced the total num-|and so were its later pledges to return all prisoner: HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Glen Parker, Norman Kelly, Mrs. John Satre Sr., and Mrs. Alice Elliott were admitted to St. Ann’s hospital yesterday. Alberta Horton, Peter Wood Jr., and Mrs. Vincent Isturis and baby daughter were dis- missed. "The Rexall Store" Your Reliable Pharmacists Frank Fremming, watchman at the Jualin Mine, was in Juneau on a 'business trip. ber of cars available for government officials,” says|by Jan. 1 this y All efforts by nited States o i Time. { Britain and s R s hu‘.v‘bun‘“"UHFZ them, I shall be able to| . Juneaus winter street force, composed of Pete Christensen and| ponnie Houston of Hoonah was He even abolished the army to save money. That, | met either by Russian silence or by a Ri an walkout, |live a few months each year ‘out ! Duncan Sinclair, were on the job getting streets free of debris scattered | qismissed from the Government however, is a method of saving available only to coun- | 5 in Tokyo. jof them. ; by recent winds. hospital yesterday. tries of near Costa Rica’s population of only 813,000, It may be, as the American note suggests, that| The safest way, however, ls o, ; — AN AE, And in this enlightened time when rulers and dic- ',:::(“\(:’lx,:h,f‘ "\‘1“.Lr,’§§na;§cf E::'u;ui;gm;r’i‘fm:::.'f’,'.]J;,‘:x.[ bhss hl.l, ":Z “,f‘,lth‘”,‘,:m:i:;i \:’:; i A.;ih“: li""id"tl; b(;:f;d i:f]‘e :‘i? :i:rei:'l?: ::f Sodoee Mess:;' ECONOMIC AID FOR tators purge enemies without batting an eye, President | .1+ pucsia is still holding some 20,000 German pris- very young to get the best ad- :‘::ll:.’smallay:.p uBriingd:le vL;as on Tiam II with Noland r:::le(‘}‘.t g‘;org: » O Ulate, following a recent demonstration, didn't eveniners of the First World War. arrest “some drunks who cheered his bitterest enemy. In fact he forbade their arrest. “Lef they wish,” he said, according to Time. vindictiveness. Who would not wish President Ulate well? Even his conservative backers whom he disappoint- ed by retaining a 10 per cent tax imposed on capital, the Costa Rican congress and the to think their President is quite a man and Costa Rica in good hands. t them viva whom No purge. Nc says Pathfinder, i place.— (Edmonds i country generally | we should strive Many parents must keep prodding Russia till they have an answer. | The trouble with some of today’s smart children, In view of the exceedingly high cost of living now, receive our money's worth. vantages out of it. At my age and otundity, it is not so good. A friend of mine, who has all his life been in close association with the biggest corporations of this ccuntry, never owned stock in any of them. Every dollar he could ave, he put into life insurance, on | the theory that they could invest his money for him better than he | could himseli. So, now he is retiring from trade association activities, |which is his profession, and he has quite a set-up. He is actually a rich The Western nations s that they don’t smart in the right Tribune-Review.) to get a lot out of life in order to mistakenly believe their offspring which bowled 1437; Messerschmidt on Team 1, with W. Wilson and Hermle, bowling 1400. Charles Wilson, resident engineer of the Bureau of Public Roads, was going to Ketchikan for two weeks to gather additional survey information. Weather: High, 34; low, 28; clear. e e e e ! | Daily Lessons in English %, 1. corbox | l | FORMOSA GETS OKEH| BY SECY. OF STATE (By Associated Press) ‘Washington reports said U.S. Secretary of State Acheson has agreed to economic aid for the Chinese Nationalists on Formosa, possibly in the amount of $28,- 000,000. GENERAL PAINTS and WALLPAPER Ideal Paint Store Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt Card Beverage Co. ‘Wholesale 805 10th St. PLANES TO RUSSIA VIA KODIAK is a child prodigy because he has more sense than man, which I never thought one i they have. |of his vecation could be. He is| : g figs":ns&“s'fifigie X PHONE 216—DAY or NIGHT Though he says it is now “ancient history” a living on paid-up life insurance | WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “He alluded at great length s fl~ g\;est 4 the Barandt i-Iotel. oy for MIXERS or SODA POP { Cohen, Alaska Native Service, Port a story in The Empire with a Washington, D. C., date- Graham, refers to 13 $1 bill. We aren't superstitious, but we believe it’s exactly letter to the editor of The Empire from Kenneth L | half as unlucky to have a $2 bill as it to have policies. And he is not faced by af serious tax problem. | But the real trouble with all this is that the best we can think about | fie Washingion solution to change the rules came to me during the 80th Congress is a secure old age but not an en- chunk. On April 15, we do it n)l\by security.~Those who:haye only | the uforesaid Treapury another |io priing one. Nothing is ever built | to his adventures.” ALLUDE means to refer to something indirectly. Say, “He SPOKE at great length of his adventures.” OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Plural. Pronounce ploor-al, OO as in BOOK, not as in TOO. OFTEN MISSPELLED: Dysentery; DYS, not DIS. SYNONYMS: Reconcile, reunite, conciliate, pacify, placate, propi- — whnie's Liquor Store Phone 163 139 So. Frankiin The Alaskan Hotel Newly Renovated Rooms st Reasonable Rates urging that certain bills be held up fover again for the Treasury of the ‘security are like the old-age pen- tiate, harmonize. B 2598 PHONE SINGLE Merq'GO'Round in the Rules Committee. Some of |State of New York. | onese: they are eating their fat,| WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us 0 ! PHONE 555 8 { —_—— you are not being very consistent.”’ | you might say that I ought to |pbut building nothing. That is not | increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today’s word: — (Continued from Page One) However, Halleck’s dig fseel':ed thank my lucky stars that I collect|constructive. It is marking time| ULTERIOR; beyond what is manifest or avowed; undisclosed. “Their { ¢ to inflame the insurgents further.|enough to pay so much. I am not so |before the final curtain. S ¥ ’ g Y | # 9 3 activities betrayed ulterior motives.” discussion between an American, | Representatives Clifford Case of lvery sure. The actual earnings, | There may be men who like that ¥ Y i Gzonca nnos momas Hlfdwan (o. a Chinese and a Filipino. The State | New Jersey and Jack Javits of |that is, the amount left over after |There are some, I know, who wait | 4 Py 2 Department man asked “but what |NeW York served notice that GOP |operating and tax expenditures are |for 65 to roll around so that they | by Widest Selection of PAINTS — OILS can non-Communist China do? You ' SuPport of the Cox resolution would : deducted, are not so gocd. They can retire, sit about seeming wise Builders’ and Shelf ) have no leaders” The Chinese| Play into the hands of the Demo- |leave too little for the hazards bui doing nothing. I ‘would find ROBERTA LEE LIQU“RS l!:;’bwmsg agreed, “that is true but we do not [Cratic opposition” in the next el-fof life: prolonged illness, incapacity, |such inactivity harsh. And yet,| FHONE 399 2 3 need leaders. If Mao sells out to a foreign power the Chinese people ection. death and for provisions for heirs |that is the pattern which is be- | and young children. They l‘EflvL‘;ing set by a tax system that sy- Q. When a host or hostess is tgking six or eight other persons to a restaurant, should the dinner be ordered in advance, or would it be Remington Typewriters will take care of him.” Hits At Southern Dems nothing to build a competence. Of |phons off savings and forces de- Another foe of the “gag rule”|course, a man can play at being |pendency. ‘better to le.t each per§on choose his own course? “e Emin reed co. SOLD and SERVICED by Life In “GOP” Rep. Reid Murray of Wisconsin, |something of a big shot while he| When an administration finds it | A. It is much simpler to order in advance. To have the waiter BT 1 Gt Tiok Girooe % “The secret Republican caucus [lashed out at southern Democrals|is alive, attending public functions | necessary to charge its citizens |Serve six or eight separate dinners would be very inconvenient. Yoo T Ty J. B. Bnflol’d & co. over reviving the gag-law” in the for :}wmglmg Repubhc_aus, into|and taking bows, but no prudent|a minimum of $42,000,000,000 a year. Q. If a bride wishes to wear her engagement ring during the wed- “Our Doorstep Is Worn by N Rules Committee showed mm!a‘ political icoalmon against Cl\'i{ man can view without concern hiaizhe citizens ought to make sure! ding ceremony, on which finger should she wear it? HAY, GRAIN, COAL Batisfied Customers” there's life in the “Grand Oild |Rights. Murray, who opposed the |inability to provide for the widow |that no part of that sum is being A. On the third finger of her right hand. and STORAGE Party” yet. Oleo tax-repeal bill, was greeted |and orphans after he is returned |used to make them dependents. " « ith shouts, “the Ol fight i | % Q.. Is it all right for a guest to eat the skin of a baked potato? House Leader Joe Martin was |With shouts, e eo flg 5)to dust. | In the “Communist Manifesto,” 2 4 A. Yes; many people consider this the best part of the potato. FORD AGENCY for the gag, but he didn't try to over,” as he took his feet. My friend, Westbrook Pegler, has [Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels STEVENS® (Authorized Dealers) shut off debate on the hot issue | °¥es. but the same gentlemen|peon considering such enterprises |stipulate the measures necessary to GREAS| : S ¢ ¥ s ES — = “ggeaker Rayburn,” he walmd,,“m;‘ l‘“L“’““&‘ “'l[“’ prompted ‘:‘Ius a chicken farm, a mink farm,|destroy a society such as ours and by e & S — GAS — om, “wants to get off the spot him- |Peal of the Oleo tax are going 10|;ng an angle worm breeder to take |Which *. . .are unavoidable as a| I_OOK d I_EARN LADIES’—MISSE! | self and put us on it. If the Cox ‘(a’lvfil you iln'ullher nc.;mg x;/xl this | o ve of his old age, when his punch |means of entirely revolutionizing | an A. C. GORDON READY-TO-WEAR Jlllleall “0’0]‘ Co.. okl resolution reinstating the gag rul- | 118 over House rules, Urray | cha)l have feebled—which will not |the mode of production.” Altogether Foot of Main Seward Street Near Third il es passes, he won't have to bring up the fair employment practices bill and therefore won't be criti- cized by his southern constituents. But at the same time, northern Democrats will accuse us of being “The southern- declared, furious s |ers are always playing Republicans for suckers and too often we fall into their trap. “They're always telling us that )they’re against the Truman s they propose 10 steps, the second of which is “a heavy or graduated income tax they were correct, but they could not have foreseen such a tax sys- [tem as ours which would syphon happen because the devil grows cantankerously more evangelical as he ages. Also, his problems are not as complex as mine because his family is smaller. So, I grow trees. If no forest fire What two seas are joined by the Suez Canal? 2. How do night traffic fatalities compare with the daylight rate? 3. Do orchids grow from seed? ‘What percentage of the trees native to North America are | valuable commercially? The Charles W. Carter Mortuary MAKE JUNEAU DAIRIES DELICIOUS ICE CREAM a daily habit—ask for it by name s and spending policies, but they see |, indivi fpsipe: ailisienls STl D et is taken care |Intervenes, T shall live on_trees. |Cff 80 great a shave of indWidual| 5. What are the words for a multitude of () fish, (b) sheep, (© ; Nonetheless, while I am for{ = o 0% 50 "o beleve me,|Someday, they shall be cut for earnings, as to destroy the incentive | 1 gynge (d) partridges? Fourth and Franklin Sts. J eau Dal : I 9 b 4 H r ss I a a o > g . FEPC and will vote for it if the|% IS ' Humber and unle: um taxed for |10 Achieve—a system that substitutes | PHONE 138 un ries, Inc. Democrats give us & chance, I;Watch what happens when the bill security for enterprise. 5 FAPERS: 3 still believe it is in the interest|to relieve hardship c under the 5 ¥ ' 1. Mediterranean and Red Seas. 4 of economy and good government |CCtton acreage - control program 3 TlolalS 2. .Four times as many as night. 2 = Chrysler Marine Engines to support the Cox resolution, be-|COMes up in the House. Crossword P.uzzle \[ING[L 3. Yes, from seeds so small that it takes thirty thousand to weigh cule' H “en H wm MACHINE SHOP cause it is the most effective way| ~Our southern colleagues use us Al as much as a grain of wheat. Formerly SABIN'S Marine H: 1 to stcp extravagant spending by!When they mneed our support to ACROSS 0. Short sleep P of h i tetson and Mall ® Hardware . ” otect southern economy, but that' ¥ 4. more than 500 different species of trees native to North B lory Hats this Administration. If any of| £ ern economy, but that’s | 4, pepression 31. Pronoun A % oM Jou feel otherwise, get it off your |the extent to which they want to ge(weer; xisted GlE America, fewer than 100 can be classified as important timber trees. Arrow Shirts and Underwear Ch&s. G. Wmar co asts” : YO | blay ball. Tm getting tired of 16" o prot o 2 Exclamation RIA 5. (a) School, (b) flock, (c): swarm, (d) covey. Allen Edmonds Shoes 5 Martin's colleagues took him at! Note: Despite Murray’s outspoken | s, Likely 5 Francne® E[T Bhywm Ieasnes his word. |vemarks, which may have been ting- |(2. Religlous tear € - ed with Litterness over losing the :-1 E“:‘{mmb 39, Newspaper s B u T A “ HOME GROCERY 3 Oleo fight, Republicans who have | M Late: comb. o cmployee 8la H " Opposed to va B e RN ey e Oldest Bank in Alaska Y Phone 146 y Waving newspaper editorials from | o h o mcely es. Broad gauged | 1f- Character ntangle BIA 7 7] his district, Congressman John W. 3 ¥ SR | 1 ABnoy cd . 50“ Home L. Y H AR . isouthern House members like Ste- ;0. Title of singing e me Liquor Store—Tel. 699 Heoelton of Massachuseits dectared {*0010T. House members liks St (I Fntt,, soration of vesteriays e || 1891—0ver Half a Cenfury of Banking—1950 American Meat — Phoge 58 : that his constituents were over- roles inst sectional pol- 21. Invisible CLOTHES e oy ot _ | 24, Make tard; whelmingly opposed to gageing leg- ;. ATkausas, Percy Briest of Ten- I3 Negaive ” . gmare PRNN h B M NUNN-BUSH SHO 1 nslf&;n.mme lke to seo issues0lin Wright Patman of Texas | 7 T 4 e e ° ] enrenas STETSON HATS S To Banish “Blue Monday” . SSUES ' 1nd Tom Steed of Oklahoma—to | .Hi 'i 5 H/i.. 2 ooy uali i 3 enls on ‘ H . One skill freedom fought ‘“_{‘ openly on > ’_1‘ .| mention only a few—have played = 4 nll;.luwed Q ty Work Clothing To mve_you Jage Congress,” said Heselton, “instead} -. /An.- 4. Oral a from work — TRY the Rules vote of being bottled up in Committee so we can't them. I have the greatest for Joe Martin, but I'll have to op- pose him in this fight.” Rep. J. Harry McGregor chimed in: “I'm also una opposed to this gag we are going to win el got to take a stand on all issues on respect | jitics than northerners. mos THESE DAYS BY-- SOKOLSKY ! GEOR INCOME REVERIES Kitchen utensil n. | I Aloft | ‘i‘ rown boys BN 5 7 4 By . Pedal digit . Anger . Moon's age Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent COMMERCIAL SAVINGS FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Men 'B. W. COWLING COMPANY Alaska Laundry H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man instead of dodging them. Were, January 15, March 15, and April S ol LEVPS OVERALLS hurting the party by ‘me-tooing’ 15 are tough days in this household. . Plane route for Bo,' the Dixiecrats and passing the|On January 15, we are required to I‘t':!‘r’r?l’;fnlln' ™ o buck back to the Rules Commit revise our estimate of our annual “th‘ly;lraw Th b I N S b - SHAFFER’ F P2 Former GOP floor leader Charles'collections and then we send the : Sisean ere 1S No dlu Silillie or mflAnY “nr “Say It With Flowers” but Indiana tried vainly United States e bisd “SAY IT WITH OURS{” Halleck of Treasury a large Small round FOR BETTER MEATS to stem the oratorial tide, chiding chunk of them. On March 15, after ' his rebellious colleagues: {heartaches and headaches and 3, M-ta) fastener N Ad t- 1 13—PHONES—49 3 “I remember when a lot of you plenty of calculating, we finally R{BCW ewspaper Ver lSlng. Pree Delivery Juneau Flomi’ fellows who now oppose this re- 'T:u:uparafll Fhone 311 ]clcse accounts and probably send BUTLER-MAURO ¥ & DRUG CO. Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical nstruments and Supplies .Phone 206 ..Second and Seward..