The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 16, 1950, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1950 his duty to keep her safe and secure, and that he 0 A D l l k EY, r lid not do th ded, T fe vel 1t strong- | == o MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 149 “l (lS (I N )l c (A not do that. He added, “I feel, and feel it strong: P A (] ) fTOTll SECOND and FOURTH every evening except Sunday by the | ly, that despite all of the numerous shortcomings of G 0 Mond: )4 h ith PRINTING COMPANY A THE EMPIRE onday of each mon reets, Juneau, Alasks i in Scottish Rite Temple ps {beginning at 7:30 p. m. | Carson A. Lawrence, Worshipful Master; After weeks of moving, re-arranging and re-storing stock, the Harris,' JAMES W. LEIVERS, Secretary | Hardware Company reopened for business in its new location, the space 3 e 11y occupied by McCloskey’s place on Front Street. Harris had | (S & L “ubly been located near the cold storage and, earlier, on Front b . i % B. P 0. ELKS | between Seward and Main streets. . ¢ Meeting every Wednesday at ; i 8 P. M. Visiting brothers wel- others which have been revealed in this courtroom, | Prestdent [ T could have and should have kept the ship in deep | ice-President 3 water.” MARCH 16, 1930 That sounds more in the tradition of the sea.' MARCH 16 3 Entered in the Post Office in Ju t is rathe ity that the Capta i A S UBSORIPTION. BATE |1t is rather a pity that the Captain did not speak Mrs. M. E. Monagle Delivered by carrier in Juneau and Douslas for S1.50 per month; | out like that in the first place, Lois MacSpadden six months, $8.00; one vear, BT 07 Py By mail, postacs paid, at the f Mrs. Fred Boynton Harry Sperling, Jr. rles M. Tuckett One year, in advar 5.00; dvance, $7.50; ) VIR TAY ope month, in advance, $1.50. THE MOVIE TAX berta Brown Keith Hunsacker Subscribers will confer a favor if they will promptly notify — the Business Office of any failure or irregularity in the delivery z of their papers. When the present scale of Federal tax was im-) » TS 4 i Tc)ep.mnnsmn‘r'w';mor{)x:_»:‘ sgv';:,.fln‘\.q‘xlx)u;n?.néce, 374, posed on movie admissions during wartime there was R } In Seward, a funeral cortege escorted the bodies of Col. Carl Ben . . come. F. DEWEY BAKER, e Al little outery; it was accepted as another of those —————-{ elson and Earl Borland to the steamship Alaska for transportation to | MG | Exalted Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, republication of all news dispatches c 1'% 1t or not other- | things that are a familiar phase of paying for & War.| o ..o or transmiitel of detensa . after elaborate memorial ceremonies in which three nations. E Secretary. :e,::mrm..m in this paper and also the local news published of now, however, the movie industry has legitimate | hota 2 g | were represented. Beside the flag-draped caskets were floral pieces and : . : pl i e % 7 ver the indefinite b | flags of Canada and Rpssia. In th W 2 : = 1 i T RIS — Lins Wevs rounds for complaint over the indefinite retention| Here was positive proof of a| b 2 h»“ the westward city, several hundred j Vourth Avenue Bidg., Seattle, Wash. of the" tax. i gang in the State Department and |Persons had tramped through the snow and marched bareheaded behind e 00se Loage aNo. Although the war is over the bulk of its cost|other government (k:p;ntments who | the \mmtAun Le]lem:i hcnol; guard from the train which brought the {| Regular Meetings Each Friday remains to be paid. That much is granted. But is it were engaged in stealing secret or | rem‘ S. similar delegation had met the train in Anchorage, many . B Governor—JOHN LADELY other files of government and tak- ‘schu 1 children joining the throng in tribute to two of Alaska’s pioneer | S Secretary— fair to make this foremost medium of popular enter- G 2 ing them to a place where great|gyiacors. TER HERMANSEN tainment continue to bear a really hurtful share of | guantities of photographing equip- i 3 Wan B ) Fegderal taxation? ment were available. Here was the| The question may head into the field of whether |key to everything that developed movies are a luxury or a necessity. We think the|in the Alger Hiss trials. | campbell, formerly of Goldstein’s Emporium, as manager. Owner was sheer numbers of people who attend movies tell the| Representative George A. DO"-‘M““ Pusich, who had been in business in Douglas for many years.| . BLACKWELL'’S story; they attest that movie-going is an integral part | dero charged that one of tho doc-|The Hub carried clothing for men and women, and a small stock of | Mrs. Winifred Westover Hart, 51, CABINET SHOP e . |uments was a complete statemeut,chmu n’s garments. { sobs as she testifies in Los Angeles f our national scheme of relaxation—and in America, | = > disposition of the Chinese | Superior Court that William S. 17 n St. thank goodness, a little recreation is not rated as a i 3 ? N National armies, Such a list, in| 2 ; | Hart, silent screen star, ord luxur; Regular movie attendance is as much a part | ¢he hands of the Chinese CDm” Among recent visitors had been Marion Goldstein, a former Juneauite her out of their ::,“s: five :0::;d lz:hnqom%,:“m“ swmfl 7 lof the weekly life of many families as eating and | munists, would be of absolute bene- |then @ fur buyer with headquarters in Seattle; T. M. Donohoe, 5o Of | ,ter they were married. Hart “ g sl BETTER, LATE cleeping. And, as a matter of fact, those people with|[fit to them |T J. Donohoe and member of the law firm of Donohoe and Dimond; | i“h"“edy Her G her‘ son, Bill PIo8 Sn, | the least opportunity for other forms of recreation So what happened? Philip J.|Boris Magids, prominent trader of Kotzebue, Teller and Deering, enroute Hart, Jr., 27, and the will is |,md;r cooceocee *cevccceo oo . The Hub, Juneau’s newest haberdashery, had opened with J. K‘ Jaffe pleaded guilty and was fined |to Miami, Fla.; and George B. Grigsby, prominent Ketchikan lawyer | ‘Whatever motives he n have had in reversing | are those hit hardest by the present high Federal tax contest. (® Wirephoto. his original defense, Capt. William D. Brown, com- | on movie admissions. Particularly is this true of the 57_]?;’)0 ot-ebt oft JoRHiS) bcn.ce!and Democratic candidate for Delegate to Congress. ! & P ”Th R " D H 0 e rest got 0 ‘ e Rexall Store manding officer of the battleship Missouri, has l.m‘msu- family. one of those charged in this, is| no face in assuming full responsibility for running the | The present tax rate is particularly irksome tolactually in the Department on a| A survey was under way hy a committee of the Juneau Radio Club, : ju“lon (DA MEEIS huge craft gground last January. In his testimony poth motion picture producers and house operatol high policy level. Since June 17| | to locate all radio receivers in Juneau and along the Glacier Highway.| 1945, Service has held the fo]luw-‘M D. Williams, president, had mapped the city and highway into 13‘ OFH(ERS EI.E(TED ing positions: Political adviser to‘scnnns, to be canvased, respectively by Jack Davis, Steve Vukvoich, | nder of allied forcés g, M. Porter, M. S. Whittier, M. H. Sides, Dave Ramsay, John, New-| The Junior Catholic Daughiers their assistance most. oh them in Japan, 1945; first \p&ifilf\w‘rflo‘f | marker, Z. M. Bradford, J. W. Leivers, Homer Nordling, Harry Stone- Of America met yesterday in the There undoubtedly is truth in what he stated in As a matter of fact, the Federal tax, entering fi:;ver;::lllqnd m)%“‘dmy azlst‘né‘h“ use, J. M. Chase and O. E. Schomel. "!::de“\lzll:“;nn:)tcfl[lcdm:gsg:c(l:;ook: {:e the first instance. It is always someone’s fault—gen- into the present relatively high cost of movie ad-|pepartment since 1948. Emmanuel > S i esk ent, bl&dys Uggen, Pi;v e: erally not the Captain's—when a ship runs into trouble. | missions, is proving a ruinous burden upon the in-|. Larsen is no longer in the De- V. W. Mulvihill of Skagway was acting as Canadian Pacific agent| oo saiq and swe saltiod the fie. why tele- | partment and has written an ar-|here during the three-week vacation of W. L. Coates, who was in VIC-‘The spiritual bouquet for the h;u& ‘Your Reliable Pharmacists earlier in the inquiry Captain Brown appeared to be | hecause many people fail to understand why it c BUTLER-MAURO shifting the blame on his subordinates, some of Whom more to attend movies than it used to. They assume, DRUG CO. he said he felt had let him down when he needed | erroneously, that the industry is making a bigger profit Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Mausical nstruments and Supplies .[Phone 206 ..Second and Seward.. No matter whose fault it happens to be, however, the | dustry. Undoubtedly one of the reasons i Captain must assume the blame, for the responsibility vision audiences have grown at the expense of movie safety of the ship is his. audience is because the latter are taxed at wartime e E : The full record of the case, the | i abtal oW ce X e s i irectly, e r o : Hi rf ; si 7 lows: President, Yvonn At a later hearing, Captain Brown minced no taxes and the others pay nothing directly, either in |, Si K Fihe State Department | Weather: High, 37; low, 35; occasional showers. it ol Leau: P;t;l:rer‘:‘:;l said, simply, as Captain of the ship it was | the form of admissions or taxes. z T - oxtnirabios He s ply ¥ E and the reasons for ex n )| Pat Sweeney; Treasurer, Ann Fur- ticle for the mag n\/nvv “Plain Tul}:." toria, B. C. father, the Pope, was prepared. We exonerating himself. Do, voted for officers. They are as fol- GENERAL PAINTS and WALLPAPER Ideal Paint Store Phone 549 Fred W. Wenat words. ety > tand “whitewash,” and for keeping| { ness; Reporter, Lynette Hebert. . lace 10 years s or, Pearl Harbor | the same as that of the America .|Lhe case out of the courts, have| D 'I L . E I- h b ¥ & “‘e waShlllflhfl i).;u'i(:i e 7 Council of the Institute of Pacitic|never been adequately given. No one | al y essons In ng Is Vg L. GORDON i L!__—neue Hebuz,_}:—iq,ort"r- | 4 never havs happened 5 as ¢ sight, these Am- | Relations, at that time being one|knows precisely why the State De- | It was a © i hese PGSR 1 FROM ANCHORAGE MeHY'GO'Round rican and Japancse legislators tak- fof a series of connected buildings.|partment let this espionage casc‘ 0 i ing a belated look at each other.|Frederick V. Field was in o |die. | WORDS OFTEN MISUED: Do not say, “The program was broad-| O D Liebhart of Anchorage is ng a guest at the Baranof Hotel. He B S % ranagement of the Institute of| Dean Acheson was then assistant|casted from New York” Say, “was BFOADCAS' ” Continued from Page One) The Japaness had come to watch|management o [ n | ay, “was DCAST from New York. P aranof He | Democracy at work and were keen- [ Pacific Relations. secretary of State; Jos : 7| OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Process. The O as in ON is preferred :;fr(e:.;)ex:;“tll;e National Cash Regis “the chained dog of the|e¥ed WIth WCHe s D e ;‘\‘)‘Xf“gm‘x““‘i;‘l‘;‘ of 27 W! OFTEN MISSPELLED: Cruise (to navigate). Crews (ngval person- | P Sy 3 erontw mhe|Off questions, and sc ed the|also a con g or o a | was 1g into this i : T oliste of -Waltiglrgel “:f ikt i niotaboOKS. Today,” a left wing publication. |oughly; Acheson was opposed pitcher). You don’t have to send out for b '“,“Jm‘m e o’w,"ec;' One Senator cn the American|He was also on the editorial board.| this policy. On August 15, James B Lt gunganny of SO, 00 5ide of the table was a former| On June 6, 1945, the “Amerasia”| Byrnes was appointed Secretary | in order to give everyone a breaki ZLe T A€ o high-mind-|offices were raided and 100 files|of State, and both Acheson and |increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: | [ i niat DUREOR of throwlng| ;" pinery Thomas of Utah. An-(of documents from the State aiid)Grew tendered thelr resignations.|ADVERSITY; a condition of hardship, destitution, or affliction; mis- | Lka: s t‘hxs'v\nm,‘ K.m, meM :‘ Jther had been a Marine wounded |other —departments were s ized.| Grew’s was accepted and Achexon‘fmmne “As adversity leads us to think properly of our state, it iS MOSt | e = mma—- . highlights of what they say in Mos-| \le against the Japanese— |Philip J. Jaffe, Lieutenant Andrew |was appointed to Grew's position. e ot i 1id o Jonmson. scholarly Paul Douglas of Illinois. | Roth, USNR, formerly with Naval|The “Amerasia” casc, was allowed 8 sy = I ; rownie’s Liquor Store to die. ———— Card Beverage Co. Wholesale 805 10th St. PHONE 216—DAY or NIGHT for MIXERS or BODA POP SYNONYMS: Ordinance, order, decree, enactment, law. En\\lbs. Juneau Young Hardware will WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us | have a large new selection of spring planting bulbs within a few days— at less than Seatile prices. 51ttt The Alaskan Hotel Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Betey, ishis s PHONE SINGLE O PHONE 6555 “In his newspaper column,” S&YS| ™ oy oiije scene was solemnly | Intelligence; Emmanuel S. Larsen. Ogonek, "ReaRsQR CHAFL0 Compli- Ned by Senator Douglas. He|specialist in the China division of | P. M. Marshall Field’s paper in atea Helgnt-ol i el s o how the Japaniese fought a|the Office of Far Eastern Affairs,|New York, commented: MODERN E'”OUE"TE Phone 103 159 So. Frankila acknowledged master of the art ofj o 4i0p gtand though outnum-|State Department; John Stewart Now State Department policy | ROBERTA LEE P. O. Box 2596 i en sandering, Snsehar oo1 sered two to one by the Americans. | Service, Foreign Service Offic has a better appreciation of what | umnists and commentators envyf -, § fought bravely | the State Department, formerly & Soviet Russia wants, o The Japanese ¥ i hx:n. ’ joy ._|and valiantly,” Declared Douglas med in China; Kate Loui: 1 The career of Mr. Acheson until | Q. If you have been invited to the home of a friend and through | SRS NENNCINE Er o connections axe WiObe Then, looking squarely at the Jap- co-editor of “Amerasia last week was always just like that. overslght have not been introduced to some of the other guests, should} GEGBGE Bflfls ;Ex!'.cisins:{t:m:1065;1)1:11<l::-‘,?‘;9 ;?mk:\:i‘ anese legislators across the table, | Ma Julius Gayn, free lance writ -——\ T ! you call this to the hostess’ attention? | s e ¢ Revadded: (YT am inoglogielag for- | &F (00 the Far East, were arre d| RUMMAGE SALE | A. No; it is much better to save the hostess from embarrassment | . : admirals, high-placed government) = T "5 Uyoonese fighting just [in New York and Washington,| W.S.C.S. of the Methodist Chul(.h‘by joining in the conversation and laughter; and it is quite likely that 00, Seoniat ot officials and gangsters supply him s | charged ‘with cons i Aalate Beyah, Hasernent’ SBaturd . & as hard for democracy as they|charged with conspiring to violate'in Church asemen aturday with sensational rumors, gossip, and {5 Ho i S a law dealing with unauthorized March 18, 10 to Y pgtay | YSE NI edrihe talking. Wik eyeupgtle) preseniy ‘ LIQU“RS in particular, slanderous fabrica- : sl Mine Tior Bt | Q. Is it all right for a bridesmaid to give a small dinner party in, PHONE 399 ‘ g i P i Throughout the 5 tions about the Soviet Union. With ik %Eked most of the questions, honor of the bride before the wedding? Pearson's help, dark intrigues aref .y on the technical processes A. Yes, this is quite all right. frequently consummated. . . e democracy. But the Americans Uldesl Bank in Alaska Q. Should one leave at once when visiting a friend in a hospital | The Erwin reed cn i . 4 scasion Pearson con PR ene oomson - SRARED wanted to know, in return, how the and another visitor enters? cocted a radio discussion on the Office in Case Lot Grocery question of ‘Democracy.’: A5 ‘ex- ii‘lmm se public feels about Am- IBSI—flver Ha" a cen'u'y 0' Banki“g—lsso A. Yes, leave at once when another visitor or the doctor enters. Phone 704 5 erica. perts; he invited arch-reactionar- | “Perhaps I am in the best po- HAY, GRAIN, COAL i G s Bl S The B M. Behrends || L00K and LEARN ¥ ¢ goppoy || __te5morice v v 0! ion: : (wife of the owner of the react I represent Hiroshima. Thomas Hardware Co. PAINTS —— OILS Builders’ and Shelf HARDWARE Remin, ewri SOLD flfl“smmmtg’ J. B. Burford & Co. “Our Doorstep Is Worn by Satisfied Customers” FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) n s warmonger James s - States. 1 have many American Bank ? ° 1. What single great river is formed by the meeting of the Allegheny STEVENS G AR S Byrnes (former Secretary of State) | jongs and American ties,” he con- tinued. “This is well known by| o and Monongahela rivers? . “ “Ganster of tnc Press” the people of Hiroshima. Yet they Sufet De oSsit 2. What is the color known as “puce”? LADIES'—MISSES Yy vep P READY-TO-WEAR “As American newspapers have|have always elected me by over- 3. How many pointed projections are there on a single jack, used in frequently disclosed, Pearson has| whelming majorities. ches far Rent the girlhood game of jacks? Seward Street Near Third Dower rlends » U, S. Sen-| “I think that is your answer A powerful friends in the U. S. Sen Of what country is Teheran the capital? MAKE ate including Senators O'’Mahoney Which instrument plays the lowest note in a stri ua ‘” Bridges and other arch-reactionar- p V “MME:B Al Av N ' ring quartet? A i naisaseurs] 1 BB S E D S ¢ e SATIRGS S oho i | The Charles . Carier DEJLICI%%S II().,E c}gss 5 Y AM es, he enjoys the favor of the TEE B P : M peaker, Sam Rayburn, and the| GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY : | Purplish brown. ofluary i b e b5 Republicon Leader, Joe Martin, Six. daily t— “k‘ Pearson also has ties with the E’Bll ESON AND “AMERASIA” Iran. | Fourth and Franklin Sts. June - D l A (the American Gestapo). . . was a small and e vicioncello PHONE 138 au Dalries, Inc. 5 i i e — Pearson frequently comes out|unimportant magazine with a cir- dith provocative & -ements lati 7 e ACROSS Forebears with provocative announcements. In | culation of 1700. It was m!lmxhed 1+ Romain T the general howl of the warmongers | by Philiz J. Jaffe, a manufacturer inactive "for beel his voice also is heard, the husky|of greeting cards with a left wing| § Wiremeasure 23 Bind o 23‘_‘“ 8. Dry voice of the mongrel true to his|record. “Amerasia” was definitely| 12. Pale hl;own pearance in master. Pearson is an unwavering | pro-Russian. 13. Ro:r}l:arr:;m A“'!:;Jvli'?{g:%u. adherent of the maniacal plans for| In 1941, the American peace mob- | 14. Brave man 2. Compound i o 2 15. Bends ether the establishment of world domina- | ilization described Frederick Van-| 17, Dismounted . Pronoun Juneau Motor Co. Foot of Main Street | Chrysler Marine Engines ’ ’ Casler s Men's Wear MACHINE SHOP Formerly SABIN'S arin Stetson and Mallory Hats Marine Hardware Arrow Shirts and Underwear piohy Second and Franklin Junesu ‘Allen Edmonds Shoes Chas. G. Warner Co. . Lamb's pen tion by American monopoly. He has | derbilt Field as Executive Secretary | 18 Mumuer of A PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS Skyway Luggage cynically declared that the U. S.{of the American peace mobilization digits . Minister | R| has enough atom bombs to throw |and as editor of “Amerasia” In| 13 Jaicosts 2. l;'g;q;,\gg: in is| | HOME GROCERY ssis i few on every one of the countries | other places, Philip Jaffe is des- ;y}.m esin 6 Assiat o of Nestirday's Puzzlo ] Bader Accoun]hg se"ice B o T A u Y Phone 146 that are members of the UN. cribed as its editor Y se Domesticated ‘Some time ago the international| 1In a listing of “party and party & Dallyes 3. Metal 8. Sunken fence Monthly Accounts, Systems, Secretarial Service "500" ganization of Journalists, at t ine bl ions,” as 43, e % Vi 4. Wine cask 9. Comparative Organiza ne publicatior as of 19 th % DOWN e Home Liquor § - proposal of the Polish Delegate, | House committee on American | 28 impute e A 10. Any plant ot Tax Heiurns Pl'epared c L 0 T H E s American Meat — Phone 38 o adopted a resolution condemning | Activities gives the following data | 33, Literary bits . 160 square 6. Roman date family maliciious instigators and propa- [ with regard to “Amerasia:” rods of land Einflute 11. Love to excess | Room 3, Valentine Bldg. Phone 919 gandists for war. It called upon the! “A review of American and the ” Wanainato, e st NUNN-BUSH SHOES To Banish “Blue M National Association of Journal-!Far East 20. American | e STETSON HATS ue Monday” ists to expel from their ranks pe “Published at 125 East 52 Street, fl / S et Quality Work Clothing || To give you more freedom sons blackening themselves with ' New York, N. Y. o Sanimai WALTER EBBETT ; from work — TRY war propaganda, race and national 2di Board: Frederick V. Bii Auibping case r“n Hnm“u hatreds, misinformation and sland- | Field, chairman; Philip J. Jaffe, ' e as a paid-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA Outfi er. In disgraceful of these m.;;] o e illian " Peffer, i ¢ EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING fempets o Nasl:a La“dl" plant journalists appears the name assistant editor; Harriet Levine, se- e man | Present this coupon to the box office of the Pearson, a gangster of the pr cretary; T. A. Bisson; Ch'ao-Ting, | A 29. Continent: w cow"mu o] B o e NOoBo! - Y Coleaarove. - % A abbr. | I?fm‘?u?fiffdsfifffifr the monopoli l}(umul\‘w\I\ (ulL“./\,,x!u\(k, ({)(\:sn(‘!;;\‘ts ae waEE CAPITOL THEATRE R. W. H S GRA eet. imore, illiam . Lockwood, Cy' w r'ning 1 COMPANY - S GHAVES —_ H. Peake, David H. Popper, William e o mistak : Japs Watch Democracy T. Stone. (From issue of August| | s \‘ "’Lam! i - and receive TWO TICKETS to see: Dodge—Plymouth—Chrysler The c"’“lilll Man Another step in the political re-| 1933, Vol. II, No. 6.) | 37_ Ra“b,m N m 11 2 Trucks education of Japan took place “E al Board: Frederick V.| T 7] - Thin and. LET s LIVE A LITTLE 4 ] LEVI'S OVERALLS without fanfare the other day Field, chairman; Phillip J. Jaffe,| / 40. Toward the for Boys 000 miles from Japan in a Wa managing editor; T. A. Bisson, o Wimesn Federal Tax—12c Paid by the Theatre SHAFFER'S ington committee room. Though no| Kenneth W. Colegrove, Bemamin; . oy rajlz:r ‘ - T TR g B T : #%%uwe || Phone 14—YELLCW CAB CO.—Phone 22 ||| SANITARY MEAT || "3y t fhich Flowers” but Senate and Japanese Diet sat across | G. Nye Steiger, Harold M. Vinacke. | 7 whbarel | and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR a FOR BETTER MEATS 7 46. Warm n the table from each other and ex- | (Frc issue f March 1943, Vol.| W 47. Periods RETURN YOU t ur ho; i B 13—PHONES—49 - e tal vom issue of Marc 0 yo! me with our compliments. =1 Juneau F'l:nm EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST O/ ARG 4 mZm 4 h T LT I Season for use 1 changed political ideas. ; 3 % { - 51. Gear tooth T, If the same scene had v.:«!:uxl address given is practically AP Newsfectures WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! 1 T ———