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PAGE l‘l)‘fR Daily . !'u‘sl.u mezro except Sunday by the INTING CC MPANY Har of bud by Fascists and FMDIRE T e much han they have t papers that expose SUBSCRIPTION RATES arvicr in Juncau and Douslas for §1 900 ar Delivered by ¢ per month 1\ advance, $7.50 3 i From the cau Atomic Energy Cc one can ecent ributing were in pur 1411 | successful ion b ISURDITY IN FLORIDA in w ive action & Louis Star-Times for Miami Herald inves- to d ermine if the paper nist nent.” conspiracy tc Anyone who | Knight of the y of the senator’s su is t crude window rtain F n Herald an lid off Senatc hem On thi ampa Tribune close alliance praised | some grim satisfac opment lorid uver rime Inve in Flori < eir efforts aft had looked into condition of inve news- They illance of an ale don’t press. lation. trength at our col the to permit Bill of R the 18 wash:nglon r.; -Go- Rcund i p ie they ident, v 1 the tical fences. wever, cnside hi did not mic rson- the ibmit ualified f Appeal the militar _|that time, incide 1 McGrath nocral . xcellent list of Hl-‘ submitted to rent, including M. Morgan of school, chief military cc of them was appoint the Defense De »honed Paul B , Dean of the T ool and a good man, as Lieutenant Colonel at Field. He was told to re commission immediately though, by executive officer n permitted outhreak of 1e else ) a Com- Edmur rd I son ob- hell He id ord has ign the Korean V Politieal the new require Maneuvering military coc that judges be life, and { in ord Brosman, und this provis- le , George W. Lat- |5 oreme Court, | be r nmenc ve been that ational Guard good judge, tion served in tt Vaughn Gen w,.,u point Robert ¥ atesma Island, had pr Gene politica Ma ranged tha 5 sho Shortly alter terson conierence, ed out that a small triun White House \ faghn, John Steclman however «© inciple, y thot voya ywned { coma to | tive i their mi The H-Bomb Is Possi mmi ble olved President”: he three fa that no bee omb. And recor such good ¢ must have made th t we cannc hydrogen 1 1 thi while re utmost b ctual, H-b sobars | h H-bomb n for cientists »able of | 10ice but e more of may take t hydrogen than al g rea to use n rout shing ground t in her Thi 246-foot Mi esic he ves h's We Tacor new Martir Barovic oday [ wooden n Petrict of Pu of Everet el was converted tern »atbuildir h B ng hoa e larg- hip for tk Service, I FROM C ACROSS 1 Bark of the mulberry tree . Dross af u of | Thursday for C. where he ha conference. He e about two w ALIFORNIA ckton, anof Hotel. the i 1 not be { A that | Cali. 1.\ THE DAILY ALASKA E June 19 rs. C. L. Wingerson A. Minard Mill Rex A. Hermann Mrs. Dora Sweeney Ralph Mieike John McLoughlin Ethel Milner John MeLouglin Ethel Milner Mary Lou Heusser Edward Brastre Robert Short e o s o o COMMUNITY EVENTS At 5:00 pm. — Methodist family picnic AL 6:30 p.m. Baseball game be- tween Moose and Coast Guard. 8 pm. — Odd Fellows meet in IOOF hall. June 29 — Kiwanis club, Baranof. Primary association, LDS 10th and E streets: All; 4 to 12 years. Annual meeting Red of Methc Mrs. Mrs, ° o o o |]eoeeosocescssesceece i church | At At noc 4 p.m chapel chiidren pm Cross in basement church. June 21 Chamber of Commerce Baranof. | Juneau Rifle and 1b shooting on Menden- Al necon meet 6:30 1 Pistol ¢ hall rang 30 p - Fourth of July Cen- 1 i committee meeting at Bar- anof 8 pm. June 22 Soroptimi: 2 also 7:30 p.m. — Fish Cookery demonstration in basement Meth- | church. Public invited. | June | Lions club, Baranof. nerican Legion meet Regular meeting of " { At noon | At 8 pm | in Dugout June 26 At noon — I{ul:ny club, Baranof. { SRS BIG AIRPORT FOR HAIHES, , | \‘(“'()T’A(‘E, Alaska, June 19—/ The Civil Aéronautics Adminis- | ratior ;n‘. apy ans and spe- | cificati iction of three irport, 11 Dep: the - by ient of Aviation under Airport Aid program all of which will be | to permit. DC-3 oper- t Quartz Creek in listrict north of | e on the Yukon river; ¢ 5 ary | in South- nough ar undary and ast Alaska. at Haine Because of military he field at Haines han the o The CAA s eling project for Dillingham, which nstruction. requirements, will be longer is still under Also expecied soon approval for a larger air field All of the jobs, incluc will total half a million dollar TO llVE IN JUNEAU Mrs. Char 1S 2 ]nhm arrived in Jm moern- {ir Mr. Wig- i gi past | month. The Wig resi- | dents of Juneau are re to live after two 3 b ‘Wiggins is a baker for Juneau Bak- | ery. 26. By birth 28, Hypothetleal force Kl;n: Arthur’'s Fr 64. Ventilate 5. Head: French K = LEFFL HER E N\ N\ | m| [m|{clwim{olz{m] /-] | Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Engiish school DOWN Boy 4 1. Flap B i‘ormerl! Topaz hume 9. Negate min . Health resort . Loiters . Mountain ridge Munificence de thful American unte versity . Placed & b Der coln ently e turmerle ish letter tional park n a eagles 3 o step Ardor . Prevent Having auricles River duck | & 52 Upward curve of avessel's slanking seeeoesesccenee s {tered at the MPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 20 YEARS AGO Z9rg EMPIRE e § { § § | L JUNE 19, 1931 /irginia Shattuck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shattuck. returned ittle after a vacation visit with her parents here. She is in the ic Department of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. The Admiral Watson called in at Juneau southbound and loaded 000 pounds of fresh halibut and 1,200 cases of canned king salmon for lischarge at Seattle. Passengers south on_her were: for Petersburg: Molver, K. B. Edwards, James McDonald, Carl Ahoner, F. S. King, mond Coscas, Richard Jensen. For Ketchikan: T. M. Anderson, Benz, H. Adi, M. Richards, W. G. Strench, Albert Delenbrock. r Seattle: R. Stewart, W. Lahikainen, Anard Runquist, Gus Fritzberg. Mrs. L. W. Benedict, Portland; William Gibbon, Tulsequah; George , Hoonah; T E. Pauli, Seattle and H. Larson, Juneau, were regis- b Gastineau hotel. Z. Brazion, Seward, H. M. Moore, Speil r Were at the Alaskan. N. Aboard the Prince Henry, Juneau bound, was Thomas Eole, his wife and children, to visit with his brother, Cash Cole and family, and his ther, Chips Cole. Thomas Cole, old time resident of Juneau, was a ident of Seattle. Weather: High 53; Low 48; Showers. WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “Politics are an interesting ubject.” Say, “Politics is an interesting subject.” FTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Dinghy (light rowboat). ding-gi, both i's as in it. OFTEN MISSPELLED: Co-operate and co-operation; the hyphen is 1sed in the preferred spelling. SYNONYMS: Divine, Godlike, heavenly, holy, sacred, celestial, super- natural . WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us increase our voeabulary by mastering one word each day. Today’'s word: IMPERVIOUS: not admitting passage; impenetrable. “The mind of a Pronounce | <tubborn man is usually impervious to suggestions.” club meets 3 f MODERN ETIQUETTE % srrra i | SN ———a Q. When one enters a restaurant carrying several packages, where hould these bundles be placed? A. 1f there is no check room, place them on a vacant chair at the table. If the restaurant is crowded, then place the packages under your own chair. Q. Is it necessary to apologize for writing a letter to a friend on '1 typewriter? A. No, there isn't any reason to apologize. Many-people today write nll their correspondence on the typewriter, excepting the most formal social notes. Q. Should a wife receive her husband’s guests at a stag party? A. No, it is better not. This is an “all-man party,” the husband is the host, and he should certainly be the one to receive his guests. LOOK and LEARN %g,GORDON 1. What state is split in two by two lakes? 2. Which three U.S. Presidents were named John? 3. What is deckle edge paper? 4. What well-known group of islands was once known as Somers Islands? 5. Who wrote “Of Human Bondage”? ANSWERS: Michigan, by Lakes Michigan and Huron. John Adams, John Quincy Adams, and John Tyler. Untrimmed feather edge paper. . Bermuda. 5. Somerset Maugham. PICK-UP TRUCK ACCIDENT NETS $200 IN FINES | Richard L. Niece, Coast Guards- 1 2. 3. lrccklnss driving. He was fined $100 on each count and was given a 30-day sentence on count one; 60 days on count two, both of which | were suspended. Niece, driving a pick-up truck of the Carson Construction Company, lran into the bridge over Salmon man, was fined $200 and sentenced | Creek three and one-half miles out to 90 days in jail Monday after- | the Glacier Highway. The car was noon in U. S. Commissioner’s Court. }badly damaged. The accident oc+ Niece pleaded guilty on two curred at about 4:30 a. m., Sunday. counts: taking an automobile with- | out the owner's permission and| HAROLD FENNELL a® a paid-ap subscaver 1o THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING Present this coupon to the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE and recetve TWO TICKETS to se¢e: "THE MINIVER STORY" Federal Tax—1%c Paid by the Theatre Phone 14—YELLOW CAB CO.—Phene 22 and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and RETURN YOU to your home with our compiimenta. WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! —EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY— Oldest Bank in Alaska 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1951 The B. M. Behrends Bank Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent COMMERCIAL SAVINGS Weather af Alaska Points 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 are as follows: Anchorage .. Annette Island . Barrow Bethel Cordova Dawson .. Edmonton ... Fairbanks ... Haines .. Havre .. Juneau Airport Kodiak Kotzebue McGrath Nome ... Northway ... Petersburg Portland ... Prince George . Seattle Sitka ... ‘Whitehorse Yakutat . ENTERTAINMENT IS REASON INCREASE | POWER OF smloul NOME, Alaska, June 19— (P military spokesman says that the Air Force has no intention of us- ing a more powerful radio station to offset Russian propaganda. The only reason for increasing the wattage of the Air Force sta- tion in Nome is to get information and entertainment to military per- sonnel in the most isolated areas of Alaska, he said. i “The power is not being increased for any international reasons what- soever,” the spokesman said. “That type of activity would have to be handled by the State Department.” The only American station in the Arctic-Bering Sea areas, a 50-watt station at Marks Air Force base here, is being increased to 1,000 watts. This will provide entertain- ment for troops and for the natives, who are avid radio fans. Nome residents listen to the American station and to a Russian station , which _bropdcasts . . from across the Berlng Straits. SUMMERTIME IS <o 49—Cloudy . 46—Partly Cloudy 36—Partly Cloudy 4)—Fog 2)—Cloudy 43—D2arily Cloudy 48— Lloudy 35—Partly Cloudy | . 47—Clcudy ... 44—Cloudy .. 39—Cloudy e 4—FOR .. 45—Cloudy . 43—Cloudy 42—Cloudy v 38——Partly Cloudy ... 38—Cloudy . 49—Partly’ Cloudy ... 46—Cloudy 44—Partly Cloudy ... 40—Cloudy 33——any Cloudy 35—Partly Cloudy I Four construction jobs are buz- zing within a block of each other near Main and Fourth Streets. The Juneau Memorial Library is shap- ing up. Jackhammers are chewing at the hardpan at the site of the Alaska Office Building while work- men are digging out for footings. A big bucket is excavating for the new Burford building and forms for concrete are rising for the new Foss, Malcolm and Olsen Architect’s Building. In the same vicinity on Third Street the Juneau ~Water Co. is breaking pavement to repair water mains. New sidewalk will soon be poured at the Klein Building. Firemen are watching progress toward the new Fire Hall In Douglas work is stamng on ten Alaska Bmlng Aubhnmy homes. . STEVENS’® LADIES'—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR Seward Street Near Third The Charles W. Carter Mortuary Fourth and Franklin Sts. PHONE 136 Caslers Men's Wear Stetson and Mallory Hats Arrow Shirts and Underwear Allen Edmonds Shoes Skyway Luggage BOTANY Mmu CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Men SHAFFER'S SANITARY MEAT FOR BETTER MEATS 13—PHONES—49 Free Dellvery TUESDAY, JUNE.19, 1951 MOUNT JUNEAU LO! NO. 147, SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month in Scottish Rite Temple beginning at 7:30 p. m. Wm. A. Chipperfield, Worshipful Master; """ JAMES W. LEIVERS, Bécretary, —_— @ B.r.0.ELKS Meeting Second and Fourth Wed- nesdays at 8 P.M. Vlsm.nq broth- ers welcome. LE ROY WEST, Exaxited Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, Secretary. Moose Lodge No. 700 Regular Meetings !M m Governor— LOREN CARD Secretary— Meeting every Thursday in the C.IO. mn.ti-oop.-. P. O. Box 642 —EMPIRE WANT Anlt PAY— A t “The R bre” Yourenelliian s‘ e BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO0. ‘ Alaska Music Su Arthur M. Uggen, Phones 146 American Meat To Banish “Blue To give you more from work — Y Alaska hlli'y H. S. GRAVE LEVIS OVERALLS for Boys BLACKWELL' CABINET SH( 117 Main St. Phone T High Qualily Cabinet for Home, Office o