The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 14, 1950, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Daily Alaska Empire Publishied every evening except Sunday by the EMPIRE PRINTI com! Second and Main Streets, Junea HELEN TROY MONSEN DOROTHY TROY LINGO ELMER A. FRIEND ALFRED ZENGER to do. NY , Alaska What About Us? President Vice-President Managing Editor Business Manager (Prince Rupert Daily News) Entered in the Post Office in Juneau a: SUBSCRIPTION RATI Delivered by carrier in Junean and Dousla: six months, $5.00; one year, By mail h, in advance, $1.50. postage paid. at the followix One year, in advance, §15.00; six month th i e With United States military authorities making Alaska into a bristling air defense fortress, it is quite incredible that there should be any quibbling about the building up of Canadian defenses in the area of British Columbia contiguous to the key port of Prince Rupert. s for §1.50 per month; . $15.00 rates: 1 advance, $7.50; And he wound up by saying that he thinks the | President can take credit and that's what he intends | " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA APRIL 14 George M. Simpkins Mrs. J. C. Ryan Frances Paul . . . . . ° o . . 3 . . from THE EMPIRE 20 YEARS AGO APRIL 14, 1930 Chris Eillingen, Thomas McDonald and Mrs. Nora Fraser were ad- mitted to St. Ann's Hospital. Mrs. Abelson was dismissed. Certain signs of spring and the coming summer was in evidence at Weather af Alaska Poinfs Weather conditions and temper- atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 am. 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau; FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 MOUNT JUNEAU LODGB NO. 18 SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month in Scottish Rite Temple beginning at 7:30 p. m. Carson A. Lawrence, ‘Worshipful Master; JAMES W. LEIVERS, Secretary € B.P.0.ELKS Meeting every Wednesday at one m S bers will confer a favor if they will promptly notify ity s the B s Office of any failure or irregularity in the delivery | Doubtless, this port figures prominently in the making Mrs. Bessie Jonas floicy Hall WArn LRyeRt TAnyanf RIS Uf Sisaue DA dnemiaye at Juneau follow: of their of plans Yo tha ovérall. plcture’ ot & JoHit GEN. {as tioaE to meet at 7:30 p. m. Officers for the City League were to be chosen for , 8 P. M. Visiting brothers wel- Telephones: News Office, 602; Business Office, 374. N all pic s Miles Godkin Anchorage 33—Partly Cloudy! come. P, DEWEY B MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS point. John Eugene Guersney the coming year. Sirbits Yaliod SB—Raln' hu.“ R 5% JAKER, The AS 2 Bréss in GEQusIfely, ebtitied to the use for We have been talking about an air strip here. Mrs. Olive M. Cole PR Barrow -2—Snow | gecretary. i i e :fiffi"l’,‘}"f,‘? 1r:’y:pfl;fl;lax:;h:;k:rl";l]\rlcfmfu‘ ‘I,&i“,‘i-‘,»,?f.’li':(i In view of the situation, about which the American Fred Lehto | Bert Caro, traveling representative for the J. B. Caro Co., was on his | Bethel . 15—Snow ¥ Beteln, | e, 7 3 authorities appear to be getting more frankly con- o s ¢ o o 0B & ;\vay to Sitka on the Margnita. Cordova 31—Cloudy e ) e cerned every day, it is now reasonable to assume that ——— Dawson 21—Partly Cloudy NATIONAL REPREZENTATIV! - Alaska Newspapers, 1411 = " PR ket b the decision may have already been made. Quite POs- | Members of the primary class entertained their mothers at a class | Edmonton 40—Partly Cloudy Moose l.odge No. 700 IR —————|sibly, the plans are even further advanced than w MUN"Y EVEN'S recital at the music studio of Mrs, Pear] Burford. Planists taking part | Fairbanks 22~5fle§f' BRegular Meetings Each Friday know. In fact, if they are not, there would appea | were: Harriett Helps, Maydell George, Philip Harland, Geraldine Winth- | jiome prascbe@m b 00 STATE OF NATION President Truman looked back on five years in the White House yesterday and said the country is in fine } shape, according to Associated Press Empire. He said, too, he thinks he the credit. [ % . forecast, Elks Hall. Keaton, known here for their baseball It was just five years ago Wednesday that he was | “Physicians can’'t understand why a Connecicut At 6:30 p;m.fDinner by Women of Sasds iy Rasleh Blaying. ' BUTLER-MAURO aby began walking at age of 10 weeks” Maybe he| yne Moose, Moose Club rooms. | FROM pRISo“ Ile« DRUG CO. sworn in as President, a reporter, Mr. Truman's news conference yest you think the first five years are the hardest?” The President chuckled and sa say. But the first five years have be he said. In philosophical vein, he went on to say: The country still is on its feet. working than at any time in the If the Wall Street signs are right, pering. And the farmer, is in betetr condition than No doubt; GOOD We don’t know whether or not the law of the “survival of the fittest” has any bearing on this, but dispatches to The there are one million more women than men in the can take some of | United States. recalling that at b erday, asked: “Do wanted to go somewhere. The press reports the case of a five-year-old girl who has a vocabulary of 8,000 words. | to assume that at least half of her ancestors were ‘women. id that is easy to| en rather difficult, More people are course of history. business Is pros- the baby has inside information on the subject. that of any war in its history. I ’ So, Mr. Truman said, he can't see anything | April 18 serlously wrong with the country as a whole. Pro-| “People who know nothing are happiest,” says a At noon—Rotary Club, Baranal: WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “We have got to do this at CHAPELADIES MEET and WALLPAPER Bl 19 once.” It is much better to say, “We have (omit GOT) to do this at| The Chapeladies met at the home nouncing it in fine shape, he said that the aftermath P hilosopher. Yes, but many who have to associate th and listen to these cheerful bores are far from :!(OM 1t seems in order | At 8 p.m. — Promenaders Square | members, Mesdames J. O. Kirkham, Elsie Waldal and F. A. J. Gallwas. “The baby knows better than anybody else hoW | a4 noon—Tions Club, Baranof. much he should take at a feeding,” says a physician. { Aot noon—BPWC at Baranof. | Voters, luncheon and annual meeting, Governor’s House. From'1 to 5 p.m.—Junior Art Class exhibit at Dugout. Free to public. | At 2:30 to 5 p.m.—Girl Scouts of America annual acts and fashion At T:30 pm—Order of Raipbow Girls, regular meeting, Scottish Rite Temple. i Dance Club meets Parish Hall. At 9 p.m.—Douglas Junior Prom in| Douglas High School gym. April 17 At 8 p.m.—American Legion in Dug- | out. At noon—Kiwanis Club, Baranof. At 7:30 p.m.—Ladies night at Ju- of World War II has been easier on America than Wi taht of any war in its history. | being happy. The Washington enger of Bryan, Ohio, 132; Frank Mer"’m'ko"nd Fellows of yBangor Maine, 131; with square dancing _ Thruston Morton of 'Kexltuck;' 127-| April 20‘ > WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it 1 yours” Let us|E. Seaton, C. C. Mosher, and A. N. Wholesal e r ; t P increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: Kaijser. PHONE “‘—DA!’?: m;:::r (Continued from Page One) matic boners, causing her to lose known that, before even accepting British recognition, they want to reopen the Sino-British Treaty which gave Hong Kong to Britain. They also demand British support for a seat on the U. N. Security Council. 4 Bay, Long Island, 120. tige throughout the world. N aland 5 e -teromoe, Sl Aset making Jp | Also. Gasiner Wihiow 4t 55 e i1t ueen, the| At 7:30 p.m—Juneau Rifle and e e cosicr o protect Britain's $2,000,- Crosse, Wis, 11 Ralph GWIbh 01 pijiin government announced last licIun at A8 Sl | b Brownie's Liquor Store I The Alaskan Hotel 000,000 mvem‘m-w m; ‘% V.gme” f}.fl%mu"_“;"g‘s ioTt. | . A Al | A 8 p.m.—Women or Moose, reg-| RyOBERTA LEE ownie s Iq“ Newly Renovated Rooms v - TEIsto! f nnatt; o, 5 o e . » ular mieeting, ¢ s HTE: 3 it has boomergnged._ The cm: Dewey Short of Galena, Mo, m;l Because of the riot, the govern- April 21 Phene 103. -139 So. Frankiia at Reasonable Rates ese Communists have let it be o 0 " T ) or Binghamton ment said it might have to recon- : it . Ha 3 At 8 pm.—High School Band Cen- P. O. Box 2508 | PHONE SINGLE O Congressmen Play Hookey One measure of a Congressman’s {154 absences; Paul Shafer of Bat- tle Creek, Mich. 149, Cliff Clev- John Jennings of Knoxville, Tenn., 124; Hugh Scott of Philadelphia, 122; Leonard W. Hall of Oyster N. Y., 109; Sterling Cole of Bath, N. Y., 97; Chauncey Reed of West Chicago, Ill, 96; Clarence Kilburn of Malone, N. Y, 95; Noah Mason of Oglesby, Ill, 94; Carl Hinshaw | of Pasadena, Calif., 93, and Char- | les Halleck of Rensselaer, Ind., 92 | RUMMAGE SALE—10 am. Satur-| At 8 p.m.—CDA, Parish Hall. | Capital News Capsules | Dulles Maneuvering—inside fact LONDON, April 14—®—Rioting sider its plan to permit the chief- tain-designate of the Bamangwato tribe to join his wife when she gives birth to their baby, expected in July. Luncheon Sale 2 pm. Sat- Missionary Society of day. urday by Presbyterian Memorial Church in April 15th at 1 p.m. at the Odd has broken out in African Bechau- | neau Rifle and Pistol Club, A.B Hall. At 8 pm—Elks Lodge. | At 8:30 p.m.—Community Center | Night for Adults at Teen Age Club. At noon—Chamber of Commerce at | Baranof. & At 1:30 p.m.—Lutheran Ladies Aid | to meet, place announced later. cert in High School gym. Free to public. April 23 At 2 pm—Boy Scout 'Court of Honor, Douglas school gym. April 25 ! REBEKAH'S RUMMAGE SALE {Sally Waltonen, Bessie Yurman, Venitia Pugh, Miriam McBride, and Mesdames Alma Sully, Florence Holmquist, Leota Russell, Evelyn Holl- mann, Ideal Wildes, Carrie Jorgenson and Helen Jewett. Due to return to Juneau on the Northwestern were Ted and Bob The Douglas Island Women’s Club, which held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Fox, elected new officers for the coming year. They were: President, Mrs. W. A. Fleek; Vice-President, Mrs. Fox; Secretary, Mrs. Glen Kirkham and Treasurer, Mrs. Ed Bach. New Executive Board Weather: High, 40; low, 34; cloudy. P e Daily Lessons in English % 1. corbon once,” or, “We MUST do this at once.” OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Malpractice. Pronounce both A's as in AT, secondary accent on first syllable, principal accent on second syl- lable. OFTEN MISSPELLED: Prescription; PRE. Perspiration; PER. SYNONYMS: Deny, disclaim, disavow, disown. TRANSCEND; to rise above or beyond the limits or powers of. “Nothing can occur beyond the strength of faith to sustain, or, transcending the resources of religion to relieve.”—Binney. Q. Is it considered proper for a man to smoke while walking along the street with a woman? . A. No; this indicates a lack of respect and thoughtfulness, especially if she is also one who smokes.. The fact that convention still does not permit a woman of breeding to walk along the street smoking a cigarette should prohibit a man of good taste from exercising his “right” while 1. | with her. Q. After arising from the dinner table, should a guest push his chair back into place? Juneau Airport PETAIN WILL SEEK T0 BE RELEASED PARIS, April 14—P—Aging Mar- shal Philippe Petain, serving out a life sentence on bleak Ile d'Yeu as | a traitor to France will seek a court reversal of his condemnation, his attorney said today. The attorney, Jacques Isorni, said ; the 94-year-old Marshal, who sur- rendered France to the Nazis in 1940 and headed the puppet Vichy’ government, would attempt to re- open his case next month. of Mrs. Harry Arnold on the Fritz Cove road last Tuesday night. Mem- bers present were Mesdames Al Lynch, R. I. Congdon, G. Cantillion, C. F. Palmer, Dave Horten, J. P. DeHart, E. W. Reddelkopp, Clyde Hill, James Drake, Frank Maier, A. There was one new member also attending, Mrs. G. V. Stanffer and'! one visiter, Mrs. Eva Congdon. to be something wrong somewhere. ers, Frances Newman, Vera Kirkham, Mary Elizabeth Stewart, Frankie 37—Rain Showers We had also thought that the big warehouse, TODAY Cavanaugh and Melvin Merritt. Kodiak i 32—Cloudy WALTER R. HERMANSEN now disposed of on a demolition deal, might have| at 6:30 p.m.—Scottish Rite consis- SR Kotz:b T Partly Cloudy T‘:“:“d l" part in the stimulated defense campaign. It| tory dinner, 32nd degree conferred | The hangar of the Alaska-Washington Airways had been towed back M?:Gra‘;}: : 29—Cloudy o b1 B G, to its place near the Femmer Dock after being moored near the Nome 10—Snow When the United States is taking such serious|At 7:00 p.m.—Grade school operefta e I x views of the need for the strengthening of defenses! in mgl;. School Gym. L h“‘fSe_ out Glacier Highway for Iche winter. Workmen were putting Qé’fet:’szfifg b 1430:%3; gkfi&%filfi%fii T s cuarter of 416 H18H b imay be sure 4Bkt the| AGEAU T, -~ Kentiu SRS | inishing (oucties t/ 1k 20 ETEULE R G e SIEIVC Of sstie KWAV) portland 42—Partly Cloudy Canadian defense authorities are not sitting com-| basso, at 20th Century Theatre, plane. Prince George Ea ‘26— Clear 117 Main St. Phone 773 placently by. On the contrary, it can be trusted that auspices Juneau Concert Associa- Do ot Seattle ... 39—Partly Cloudy Bigh Quality Cabinet Work they are taking adequate steps to strenghen these| tion. In honor of Miss Ruth Krugness, whose marriage to Ed Blake was | Sitka .. 43—Cloudy|{ “ for Home, Office Btore defenses which must include many other things than April 15 to be one of spring’s social events, MisSes Belva Williams and Edna Smith | Whitehorse .. 27—Partly “Cloudy 2 such elementary requirements as an air strip. At 12:3¢ p.m.—League of WOmen |entertained at a kitchen shower. Guests were Misses Irene Lundstrom, | Yakutat 33—Partly Cloudy “The Rexall Store” Your Reliable Pharmacists Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Planos—Musical Instruments and Supplies Phone 206 ..Second and Seward.. GENERAL PAINTS Ideal Paint Store Phone 540 Pred W. Wendt Card Beverage Co. for MIXERS or SODA POP Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 399 Thomas Hardware Co. PAINTS — OILS Builders’ and Shelf HARDWARE wz:;::ertoo : hzl;smecson;;“:;’c]ki :'o ‘:XI:S ' about the John Foster Dulles ap- church parlors. 77-2t Fellows Hall. 71-2t A. Not unless it is necessary to get it out of the way. Rearranging n pointment as special adviser to| = - e ——_ | the furniture is not the guest’s duty. e to vote | Secretary of State Acheson is that 4 Remington Typewriters The public doesn't realize it, but ecretary of a e cheson is tha Q. Should black-bordered stationery be used by a person who is in O SOLD and SERVICED absenteeism has now become a Sullea fatly Bef the: post Aot ° mourning? e Lrwin & eel o by Congressional racket in Congress. e tendered t:y A.cheaon He Oldest Bank m Alaska A. This is a custom which is now almost obsolete. It is perferable Oftice in Case Lot Grocery wanted something more important, ® Ol' 4 s b atls whit Phone 704 0. e 1R 00 many Congressmen, especially Arhad t Tr Idotanty’ 0 use p! e stationery. - from Easiern. Suates, spend their 3o Aenes o 80 T e ve| | 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1950 HAY, GRAIN, COAL T R time week-ending instead of €arn-| ..ot Secret: ¢ Stat » 2 Batistied Customers” \‘4 5 Ry et ade Assistan ary of ate, b and STORAGE ing their $15,000-a-year salaries I/ gy o commitment that he would i an Y B, o Sty o s x| i@ 1Bo M. BBehrends | A. C. GORDON The practice has become so| i B ey James Webb ° ° | ° FORD AGENCY flagrant that certain big lobbles| g 0iuq resign. - STEVENS (Authorized Dealers) have arranged to Rave Crucial: i e i B ank ! 1. What other great river, besides the Mississippi, empties into the GREASES — GAS — OIL E vgx{es taken onh weel;:-’e“-ds 1{0 ;:‘k_e|secmtary of Defense Steve Early iGulf of Mexico? ’ LAD]ES’—MISSES' J T fh:);fi;a;g](:;e;nz a 5;1;2]:1)'[ ll;zi Pras siringed with' tne' Balmin s f t 0sit . uz. ?What American taxes correspond to what the British call “death READY-TO-WEAR uneaun “d" a. = & e Y. TOT|Company, for whom he used to ale l’e | duties” Foot of Main Street nstance, Epesker Sam Rayhirh|work, to remain in govermment for y P 3. What are the homes of wild rabbits called? ol Bt e & o by caretuly scheduled the Kerr L Qe BN G S o the Boxes for Rent § SN mon <t the mdng 6 DN e the Lue r B . uh iR e Doy e y ihe 5. Which European nation is nicknamed “The Land of a Thousand Th ch 1 W C t MARR S oy o wasiaum: Sk Free wh sl COMM SAVIN - e Lharles IV. LArler ||| oI008 1oe cue | B e 1 News York and bt Teri 0 ERCIAL GS ANSWERS: ’ Mortu DELICIOUS ICE CREAM : C)-:cago. eoult, the Natural Gas|UU0d¥. Paul Griffith, to get the 1. The Rio Grande. { ary ¢ & dlly habit—ask for it by mame ‘ s a resul e a a 1s fPFi : b A job, but Griffith is a Republican 2. Inheritance or estate taxes. Pourth and Pranklin Sts. Lobby squeezed its bill through p,4 " ‘ 3. Warrens. un g e G K e b X e M to 174, thereby sure to raise aS| cpurenill Chafes— o g i rates to housewives in the same‘Chil:mi';;lreszi::e:argv?:’?unncfi 5. Finland. 2 2 Chr’l"l' Marine Ell‘l“ big cities where the Congressmen pyijion election, but wnhanoe en}-, ACROSS . Ignited i Callfl' S“G’I s'm Wess woek-ending, thusiastic suppot from the Tories,| 1. Tablet 3 peaias * Formerly SABIN'S MACHINE SHOP ' The practice has become 50 bad| cyurcnill knows his political days| & COOF AT Stetues 04 Mallery Hate Marine Hardware } that the Merry-Go-Round plans 0| ... nympered, wants to get b;,ék A7 Blouk 33. W&l!ol:)ecr};g" HMRE sm & GnAvn Arrow Shirts and Underwear A I expose the worst offenders. First,|j oo tno saddle as soon as poasible: K ;-‘_‘::::'l s ggj Kind ot starch Allen Edmonds Shoes Chas. G. Wamet co les call the rol of those WhO!pouever there is little sentiment| 14. Resret s nta Formerly R. J. Sommers Construction Co. Skyway Luggage % don't answer roll calls among the |1 g B otheraise | 15. Strikes out 1. Stratum 7[e] Lemon Creek Plant L SNk SR House Republicans: A gland—Tory or otherwise— j7° Convenes 38, Compassion ree! ant - : ik for an immediate election, and it| 15 Bronses’n 3 Alpca " EE UE Washed L Creek A | HOME GROCE 1 e i |pxfibably won't take place until the| g0 state ,“..‘“‘l b d N’}{‘""’é . 0 ed Lemon Lree !l!“!ue and sud n o T A u Y RY Hfall, Venezuela Cast nd, Most noted members of the! 2 swmp o London Plasier and Mortar Sand Phone 146 ‘S 4] T and T” Club (in Tuesday 38 Least possible 45 Yrench river Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle WE DELIVER EXCAVATI "5“0" 0 and out Thursday) are staunch| | B T RO AR i ON OF ALL KINDS Home Liquor Store—Tel. 699 % Republican Representatives Kings- GOVERNOR DEWEY T VO atters - Algeneral 1. Moccasin b Long fdh Juneau Office Phone 129; Residence Phone Blue 540 LOTH ES || American Meat — Phene 38 precence couiert ot xew o TALKING POLITICS 1. Negative NUNN-BUSH SHOES || ‘ City. Out of a total 342 quorum .fi.“% e STETSON HATS || To Banish “Blue Monday” and roll calls in this Congress,| (By Associated Press) Sigarhook Quality Work Clothing |{| To gi | Macy has missed 203 and Couderi| New York Governor Thomas ] B %fl. S Bunlpned. M. F. BOLES || To give yop more freedom h | 202 In other words, these two Dewey has indicated t . 10. Groove o Lo from work — e % ; y di hat the only .r . % 4 Grotke. l.' G < ngressmen were absent almost'real difference between the Re- H- - - " consent as a paid-up subseriber t ) a - o THE DAILY ALASKA : 60 per cent of the time. ! publican and Democratic parties 15| [/ V), H-. 16. Biblical town A Complete Outfitter for Men I Representative Dean Taylor of their approach to the solution of W“. .% & aiaan EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING Alaska La“dr’ #Troy, another New York Republi- various problems. “a. %//fl 20. Black and blus Present this coupon to the box office of the ot can, has the dubious distinction of In a Princeton University address 4 | Plant W|.|“ being third on the list of GOP last night, Dewey said the e/ ib- . B 3 Aimets neck CAPITOL THEATRE B. W. CO G HS ! “hookey players” He missed a eral will seek every good social ob- /// coverings cmm o WO RAVES total of 190 out of 342 quorum and ' jective by the safer route, even A 3 Suberdinate and receive TWO TICKETS to see: ,roll calls. Congressman Charles though it may be harder or slower. . 77///“ A S Dedge—Plymouth—Chrysler The Clothing Man Plumley of Vermont is close be- At the same time, Dewey sharply / - 4 31, Mistary weapon "BIlnnlE's sncm" DeBoto—Dodge Trucks LEVTS hind, with 171 misses, while Rich- | criticized selfish reactionaries in the i.u. -//jfl.. i e to:)onRAHS 4 _ard Hoffman of Berwyn, Ilinois, Republican party—those individuals, 7 36. Petty malice 2 2 y8 e abeent 168 times out of 32 | Dewey said, that talk “free enter- 7| | 37 Threaded Federal Tax—12c¢ Paid by the Theatre SHAFFER'S —_—— b The remainder of the 25 House prise” but who, in reality, are think- nn. - 40. Sharp-pointed “g, ) ) y 1l Republicans with the worst at- ing of their own narrow interests. . H 41, Professional lec l‘—“uuw un co.—r‘m n mn' mT y It With Flowers” but tendance records in Congress are: B DN 2 V/ s DEIATES d an insured cab WILL CALL FOR BETTER MEATS “SAY IT WITH OURS!” 1 William L. Pfeiffer of Kenmore,| REBEKAH'S RUMMAGE SALE / 45 Bpoch “m™ Ane 81 INSUTes. oo LL FOR YOU and B o ooy | fmans DM A /// e RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments. lS—Fflmg.u'“NES—“ Juneau Florists , Harry Towe of Rutherford, N. J.| Fellows Hall, -,-,.3;‘k i e WATCH THIS SPACE-~Your Name May Appear! Phone 311 @