The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1951, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1951 PAGE FOUR MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 IT IS THE LITTLE THINGS B - . . Daily Alaska Empire - i Jrouk SECOND and FOURTH J. A Durgin Company, Inc. L ks Bhp onday of each mon counting Auditing Tax Published every event t Sunday by the The little things that can make one happy | 20 Y E A RS AGO v I EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY esk chair, that will roll around i THE EMPIRE In Scottish Rite Temple Room 3, Valentine Building Second and Main Streets, Juneau Alaska A comfortable desk 4 beginning at 7:30 p. m. HELEN TROY MONSEN b kol ay = President | easily instead of scraping the floor; a reading light | e i allinte ) JUNEAU, ALASKA DO CAMBBELLC - ~ = "+ " Manasing Battor |above one's bed; a view of mountains clu;n- against \ AUGUST 30, 1031 T At P, 0. Box 8 Telephone 819 — —_— - g e 5 ecided that winter e = & = s ass Matter,| @ blue, blue sky when one has decid . . A 4 JAMES W. LEIVERS, Secretary. — e %n:?rifi'b'"y“'&’r.f."“": :“ m: is coming and cnly grey skies can be expected until | e AUGUST 30 e| Allcging that less than the going local wages are being paid to T T s e e e 4 Detinered 2SR oekibh W) - B another summer; an unexpected telephone call from | ® ; B o |painters and helpers engaged in painting the inttrior of the capitol S e WANE ADS ¥AY B By mall, postage paid, at the lolla“ rates: e la friend, “Hello, I just wanted to say hello;” fall | @ Mrs. Minard Mill ® | puilding, local painters have wired Alaska Delegate James Wickersham ¥ A0 ° A B RN RS P e & or in advance, $15.00; six months, in advance, $7.50; J ) e - | ort Catle B : ¥ one month, i I;d.:nn)::f: 0. 9 xx’ AT dly notity | IOWETS; @ letter from a relative when none is duc; : ‘/V\l]'\xj\‘uh' H-W‘-\];)(;: :w ng him to lay the matter before the Treasury Department. It alleged | yreoting Second and Fourth Wed- bers will vor if they will promptly notify & \ i3 M an s WiBdsttal p i the sn"uhsi;'elss"c;r;:cle of any failure or trregularity in the delivery accomplishing something for one's town, wheth 5 jin R. Wilso | ne “ ges Salxd‘by ltthc c:ntm‘ctor here are ws.ifol!:ws 368 icrdpzlmers nesdays at 8 P.M. Visiting broth- O R leafionss: Naws Office, 908i Busineks Offios. 37 is buying a Health Center membership or attending 8 | q o ¢ o ¢ ® o ® @ @ | cnd 33 1for helpers while the going local rate, it is said, are $8 and $6. a8 walsais, ”Th R ll St i i s 7 S P community meeting i | L % R O i e Rexa ore The Assoelated Press is exclusively entitied to the use for| And, of course. for us on the Empire, nothin: | capt. witiam Strong arrived from the Taku River last evening | W. H. BIGGS, Secretary. Your Rellable Pharmacists T O e T por g aise the Tocsl news pubjished:makes us happier than getting the paper out at ‘\wea'her a' | with the following passengers from Tulsequah: Edward Gibbon, Mel : BUTLER-MAURO E',r,'f,' i ¥ bt o reasonable time | Lee, George Bacon, Mary Joyce, Bessie Hearn. He reported a rough trip m NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES — Alaska Newspapers, 1411 _—_ from Polnt Blékap ta Jansaw, Moose Lodge No. 700 DRUG CO. ] Fourth Avenue Bldg., Seattle, Wash, White Man Plumb Loco Alaska poin's 1 Rivuiar Mictisige Biefy ¥ithas ! | For a week’s hunting trip up the Taku, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kirkham, Governor— 5 "y (Denver Post) ' |Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell and Walter Scott are planning to leave LOREN CARD Alaska HIISIC Snpply When lengthier sermohs on soil <'““‘“:‘"‘““‘ are| weather conditions and tempera- | \omorrow afternoon. Capt. O. F. Rollins is taking them up to moose Secretary— Arthur M. Uggen, Manager L | forgotten, this succinct “Injun” yarn still will be |tures at various Alaska points also| . .ntrv on his boat Mayflower. WALTER R. HERMANSEN Pi Musical Insf ts enjoying circulation. A farm journal, the Farmer-jon the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 pm.| AL | ray «nd Bupyil e ‘ P P tur P a 120th Meridian Time, and released | Stockman, printed a picture of a deserted farm Douglas and Gordon Gray, of Dwuaglas, left this morning on the house and gullied fleld, offering a $25 prize for the|by the Weather Bureau are '®s) . _ "0 Sl iy e ich th ¢ Public Rong I8 SRRRLNE Bewarq P Rcigu Ll e ¥ o entry | follows: | Hizhway ¢ members of a survey party whicl e Bureau of Pul v. r. w. best 1“”'1“:”"10‘:";’;""]"‘l‘\‘(““'“:jll‘L B R Anchorage 57—Cloudy | R0ads i> sending to Sitka for a short season’s work. T k P 1 “ as quoted by Outdoor Magazine: Annette Island 56—Partly Cloudy | ’ "Ploture shows white man crazy. Cut down trees | ATNEUS b0 Bacdy gy i aku Post No. 5559 Card Beverage Co. : Make big tecpee. Plow hill. Water wash. Wind | geipe 50—Drizle | Richard McCormick, an employee of more than 40 years in the Tread- | Meeting every Thursday in Wholesale 805 10th Bt. o) blo soil. Grass gone. Door gone. Window gone.|Cordova 51—Rain | well mine in Douglas, left this morning on the Northland to make his| the C.1.0. Hall at 8:00 p.m. PHONE 216 Whole place zone. . . . Buck gone. Squaw, too. Pa- | Dawson 57—Cloudy | hame in the south. He will visit a son, W. H. McCormick and a daughte DAY or NIGHT poose gone . No chuck-away. No pigs. No corn. No | Edmonton 44—Cloudg | Mrs. Ann Hurlbut in California. Mrs. Richard McCormick, Jr., and two for MIXERS or SODA POP plow. No hay. No pony. :“‘ 51702’1‘“@‘“1111«';-911 are accompanying him south. | N A s H it st Al Buffalo eat | Haines 57—Clear | e | YOB GET A LOT FOR A DOLLAR Indian no plow land. Keep grass. o o Al : L grass. Indian cat buffalo. Hide make tepece. m.\ko}j‘““l:;i‘m :;_cluwu & | The motorship Northland amived in Juneau from Seatile yesterday || SALES and SERVICE The Alaskan Hotel E x town, big or little, has more drives: for |moccasin. Indian no make térrace. No build dam tm.mm —Rain|afternoon with the following passengers for Juneau: Mr. and Mrs CHRISTENSEN BROS. BSRERLE § Fhiiy »g ) ves. And Juneau |- - - All time eat. No hunt job . No hitch hike. NoO | g t7ehye 42—Cloudy |'E- F. Wentland, D. G. Mentrum, Mrs. R. L. Stewart, Elizabeth Stewart, 909 12th Phone Green 279 at R lo Rates i) 'anyong e ihe mf‘ o app}x m,”“ 'n Wl;:zl:-r ask relief. No shoot pig. Great Spirit m: McGrath 51—Rain | Anne Morris, Matt Bushman, G. A. Paulson, all of Seattle. From South- | “ has its share of drives. T'“’s‘ S :hl . Gir] Scouts, Boy|Indian no waste anything. Indian Ro work. Nome 35—Partly Cloudy | castern Alaska ports were: Ralph Wilcoxern, L. Coleman, J. G. Lennon, s PHONE SINGLE 0 the drfgigBs for Chm(ma; l?a[" Army, or . Alaska|man he loco. Northway 50—Cloudy | g, Thomas, Frank Thomas, F. Thoren. ! o s e Scouts, ®ancer Fund, Salvation Y, ask: B e A0 Petersburg 48—Clear | s R & CrippledThildren, everyone should help as far as he ; Portland Bl o e Brownie's |_|q||o[ Store THOMAS HARDWARE . is able. & Hits and Misses Prince George 35—Fog | i S AR AT and FURNITURE CO. s ! 30a 9 uneau Health A e | Seattle . 53—Rain| . Phone 103 139 So. Franklin NE 555 £ 3 ;unnua current drive is for the June Along about the time that the woodshed gave way i oo, 54— Cloudy | P i . 3 _PHONE 55 enter, for h < ather and | whitehorse 5 ! . . . e 2508 AINTS ~eee OTLS to the garage those memorable trips of fat Whitehorse 54—Cloudy D I l_ E I h Y | 1 2 alth Center helps 5 1 s 3 i i A ver.;.: :;:m"u:;m:m H.]e\:;m}l(u mflmm eots du;")m ettt comite el Everett Herald. | vakutat 51—Drizze | al y essons In ng IS W. L. GORDON 3\\____________ b, B“!l'ld.::n:;:;;‘" ‘ e 2 © » £ . " - o AN bk | gt R 7 B 6 S8 rcular per- , redp o S E A SRS mass Sy drives (0 logate p"'“"f‘l; t"b:;"r o bom| 1vs possible that the annual Apple Weck was U VLAS ! o R i { sans, (R ek hasg W el T NPT started by a group of duck-hunting doctors—Brem- ‘fl | WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say. “That job is over with."! NICHOLSON’S WELDING Remington Typewriiers | further X-ray examination is indicated. & |1t is much better to say, “That job is COMPLETED." SHOP P erton Sun. It is m i S, : «SOLD and SERVICED by Visiting nurses from the Health Center call at . . . NE“/S OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Domain. Accent second syllable, not Tanks and General Welding homes where nursing help is xedared. | 4 friend of ours remarked the other day: “When | the first. ; ALL WORK GUARANTEED J. B. Burford Co. Expectant mou\estxwexveH:fl‘;:me;‘;‘r "7 |1 started work. I used to dream about getting lilc‘ Etolin Wittomen To Teach ! OFTEN MISSPELLED: Manila (the city); one L. Vanilla, (the P. 0. Box 152 Feero Bldg. ki 1) docn 3 ) and help through the Juncau Heaith Getder. | o101y I'm starving on now.’—Friday Harbor Journal | pjwin Dell, superintendent of the | flavor); two L. Satlsied 3 Exaifnations at the Health Center lead to thel . ‘ . Douglas public schools, announced| SYNONYMS: Obscure, indistinct, intricate, ambigwous, abstruse, d CWW~ discovery of need for dental care, for eye WMt | 1 o i0 ollar bill lasts nine months, accord- | that Mrs. Etolin Wittomen, senior somplex, complicated. Until” the new City Hall is built and a permanen ing to the Treasury Department. Pardon us if we member of the _Drmglz\\. ((‘fxc.\m:z‘ WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours” Let us STEVENS, FORD AGENCY home established for the Juneau Health Center, 1| o\ oo oy SIaff; will tehch “‘f”m r““‘:k d:dc |isicrease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today’s word: (Authorized Dealers) 5 ¢ rters has cost more |18 I ot again s year. The first gri 3 2 riak e ; : G - equipment of the temporary qum_:m_” 11‘:;{:“1 ,:0::. ! . . 8 — b(,”‘,:, RS e |BALPABLE; manifest; obvidus; tangible. “He was credited with mak-| LADIES'—MISSES’ GREASES — GAS — OIL ; s tempor?ry qr:l m;: of Junean or The smart girl shows distinction in her clothes | o i, ¢ in the past years. This will [ing only palpable discoveries.” READY-TO-WEAR i “ c A i - B“:l:lemmge areu:e:t Co'lsu;ueht according to a style cxpert. Or is it distinctly?—| e Mrs, Wittomen's sixth. year' at Srmialbiig s Thia Juneau Motor Co. } itorial Health . mse ~ % 3 sesle :wfi‘ gwu:e:n:xryone of us F;o contribute what we [Bremerton Sun. the schools. i . by Foot of Main Btreet e e times MODERN ETIQUETTE lth Center. g I : lite /0 Pai sils can to maintain the Juneau Heal A man may fall several times in the battle of life W5 Two }”:ur of Tonsi il dy ROBERTA LEE Th Ch l MAKE 4 Theke 163 delve 0 Brogress: now . Junsdn . jered'a faflure until he starts saying | _Miss Pamela Hamilton an @ Lharles W. Larier JUNEAU DAIRIES Health Center memberships. It is a modest drive, [But can't be consicered & T8/ 0 3% | ponna Sower both underwent ton-| ¢ e Al | - : bershigs' are only $1.. A membership entalls no R pllatiuny opprations o SSERIGY Q. Should one express a choice in cocktails when the host or MOI’!UBIY 1| DELICIOUS ICE CREAM [em| 'S e kY . . . Should press . i Juneau. | a dally habit—ask for it by name duties. It only means that a member is ““9"95?‘1‘:, g ing appear in a widely | pamela, 5-year-old daughter of| hostess requests it? ki3 Fourth and Franklin Sts. in the Juneau Health Center and its program of| = W0 D' T e Gill be Eisenhower versus|Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hamniton U=\ A YU i3 RN DU Y0 State~a- preference tather—than- to-1eavo SOk ‘| Juneau Dairies; Inc. prevantiva smedioing Mt SSALRCNY: 05 {103, wgfim o in November, -1952—Tacoma News Tri- |derwent her operation at St. ANl e noct in a quendary by saying, “Anything at all.” , 10 need it. 3 o Hospital while Domna, 9 years "1,“~, Q. Whose duty is it to see that the bride and bridegroom's car is . ® une. r r. 3 rwiny 4 9 How to buy a membership? Stop by the Baranof . . . gf}:i’;te‘hflaf hh:,'.' “‘r;'[fm)\:,“ at the|ready and waiting for them at the wedding reception? Caslers Men's Wear HOME GROCERY Hotel between 11:30 a. m. and 2 p. m. WIMOMOW= | 00 4 oniy repeats itself — it stutters the | 70V S0y Clinte. Both are| ~ A. The best man should attend to this. McGregor Sportswear ‘ Priday, " di first time.—Concrete Herald. home resting well, it is reported. Q. What kind of clothes should a mother wear to the christening Stetson and Mallory Hats Phones 146 and 342 OS Tomiorrow will be the last day of the drive. A A § A Sl Arioy ShEte st s - 3 e Thébgh those who do not purchase membcrshlpi Money always talks—but right now it's talking st Teacher Arrives A. A daytime dress, hat and gloves. Allen Edmonds Shoes i ome Liquor m;h - . this JHEE may,Coia0 e the Juneu BEfl COier o iy different way. All it says is hello! and goodbye! Mr. Charles Hunnicutt arrived Bkyway Luggage American Meat — FPhone any time, don't wait. Get your membership card in a lél way. e e hm‘ R = —Daily Olympian. Warner, Okla, He is the first teacher in progress. A » omoere¥y WHIE RO D R EEY - to arsive tor e new oot ittt | ) OK and LEARN IXI CBORDON BOTANY To Banish “Blue Monday” ¢ 5 hat a Vi ercial sub- . U I . A ecution in many cases. » fallen Fu such an extent l“‘]hl 8 and will teach commerc f%f e oy e To give you more freedom The Washlnqlon We need a law which will put|move Was under way to abolish the| jects. Hunnicut has been a form:- |y from work — TRY ite ! stand by ler teacher at Wrangell. e o . than 16| hospital. T urged all to s by fer the péddier away longer thas and to prepare. We could feel it 1. What is paleontology? CLOTHES e"'- 0-Roun months. The House of Represent- 5 : 3 A b Al k L Ill‘ P! atives passed such a bill. It is|coming here and abroad. Warn- Arrive In Hawaii 9. What state's name means “red”? aska Laun ’ {PonHinued fomn Ergn 008) ending In the Senate. These crucl| ings went unheeded. In the past| Word has been received by the} u° ¢ i o mahout? NUNN-BUSH SHOES - Sx loitSrc deserve g)‘e;ltel" punish- | tWo years it rolled in like an en-|families of Misses Shirley Edwards 4 For what in the U. S. does “ICC” stand? STETSON HATS fiéd i vid yndi; mlfilt If WE. had 1,000 agents — Gred spil ana Jeiy.do e 0‘- gl 5 What terms in horseracing describe second place and third H S GRAVES - capirolig. & natlon-wide Syndiopte. i atory sentence law| Finality in dealing with the in-yin Homolulu, and their enrollment 5. Quality Work Clothing S We trogped him like a rat. It took | without a ma"l‘l‘:z . treadmill; | ternational traffic must be reach-|at the St. Francis Hospital where place? The Clothing Man % men, endless patience, long hours(—we M?uld still be on s.\ir_ea Uil d. Its continued existence and | theye are beginning a three yedr ] ANSWERS: { rnzn nE“mG of vigilant surveillance‘v and intin-|a fr.lerry-go-round un;vxe ele:lc.gu u‘ evergreen activity. is a sad, reflec- | nurses training course. The gir ) 1. The science dealing with fossil life. LEVIS OVERAILS "'; ‘":ige‘;, c‘"{":f’"”""i | ;“'"w' ::’fl';fli‘,’::rm"vku?efix Y oS tion on the Worldls lack. of joint | spent two weeks visiting in Seattlel’ 5 Gooraqo, Complete Outfitter for Men for Boys where e get his supply? From i : vith | before flying there. A i a country which signed the Geneva | convictions received a suspended :’k‘;“e_'"“‘;“"‘l‘:: ca‘xf:_ie‘;i i‘;}’:}ie e A N 3. An elephant driver. : - convention of 1931 to limit the | sentence. { l_c“:zupibcm Tiaes: (Gh6" RAIIREY APPLY FOR LICEM 4. Interstate Commerce Commission. SHAFFER'S LACKWELL'S manufacture of narcotic drugs to| Harold Normandale is an addict ; 1 ror ‘old) Murlen Isaacs, a carpenter, and 5. Place and show. sAmTAnY MEAT o medical needs. Even with elabor- | with over 100 arrests, including one! thirst for gold). Margaret Haddon Fisher, waitress| CABINET SHOP ate reporting and checking by in-|for rape, murder, and many for ORI at the Sugar Bowl, have made |’ FOR BETTER MEATS 117 Main St. Phone T73 e ternational bodies,llhe padded eb;l :ml:‘cotlcs. ng i)]:‘ddla(;ii“na:‘doé:z.:.oi:nl, ] application. for- & lcemse -to mase 3 13—PHONE! 9 High Quality Cabinet Work » timates escaped the attention of|take care o s oW ion.| Regular meeting of Pioneers of | ry, according to records in the U. Th - b 1 i f S—4 5 the United Nations control mach-| This type creates addicts. TRere| ajaskn Igloo No. 6 and Ladies| s’ Gommissioner’s office. ’ ere 18 no sunbsiiuie or Free Delivery { for Home, Office or Stere g inery. are ”m"s““df like ’;"“-e ::fylb:‘l‘:‘("‘e[zxuxiluu-s. Friday, August 31, 19531- Both give their residence as Ju- p no sense of moral responsibility.. yooF. Hall at 8 pm. 899-3t [ neau. ; = We first picked up the interna-|They would, without hesitation,! i £ ewspaper verllslng! . tional leakage when the Los An-|gnoot heroin into the radiant veins TIC The National Geegraphic So : geles country sheriff turned over|of your 15-year-old daughter, and| pememper “HONOLULU” when| ciety says the Koreans used rain J. wl"mER to us a peddler wnh‘ten 0“““; of| send her into prostitution to get|nrics Aloha calls. 898-8t gauges 500 years ago. g heroin. He got it from a ship's| money for the heroin they pump_ : . i o e . stovars traveling between New|ino her nnocent body, 36t s e g AygRe By Ed Nofdiger || EMPIRE i mvited to be our guest THIS EVENING | - York and Trieste. In Trieste, the| peddlers get off with suspended 'JOE Bl Yy ] ! Cr stord Puzzle s e 0 g v Allied military authorities had in-| sentences. . Present this coupon to the box office of the advertently repealed narcotic laws. The addict must be quarantined ACROSS 29. Flat cap ! Diversion in Italy provided a ready | in the city hospitals. Baltimore has Percolates 32, Regret CAPITOL THEATRE W source, with the connivance Offthe gistinction of being the first Pursue 36, Eekion chiame Mafla. Wheels within wheels. The| city to set aside 10 beds for the| Bk biras 7. susht taste and receive TWO TICKETS to see: narcotic traffic is intricately in- gisintoxication and rehabilitation Fitter of 38. Steeps terlaced and skillfully interwoven.|of dryy addicts. | shin's rig= 35, Drop bait Fa "anHT cnoss" ‘We have 195 agents; less than| t: £ i "“g"l““"‘ L i 40. Belrll‘c:lh:z‘vn y“" ; mitation on manufacture of ne 3 % A 42, Large tub ral Tax—1 . 3 per cent-of the federal enforce- | narcotic drugs and conirol of in- 18 Toiials & s Fede: 2c Paid by the Theatre ment personnel. ese men ac-| ternational distribution have been crest o RIiNor, - | 4 i » efac 45. Withdraw count fOF 10 per cent of the federal| accomplished through eight trea- Peface 47, Spanish title Phnl!e l YELan cAB cn.—rhua 22 prison. popullation, and ‘thelr oo0-) ties. The ‘United Nations is now 35 Stockings i on vesy Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and 4 ;m:tlon’: n'v:)r:ge sshper cenl'; ?ul[ working on a plan to limit opium ggj g:‘sm"ary ;?,‘2;3'39 lc;v' 3 oy N o RETURN YOU to your home with our oompliments. orce is about as large as that of| production to world medical needs.} hSharpens . . ¢ Q < : g 7. Youngster 49, Pay back 1. Mariner uet. WATCH THIS SP. Appear! 3 the police department in a place| This js the goal I have been work- 55 Xk “Gayment 0. Horse 2. Locomotive & Bupplication S SPACE—Your Name May App the size of Tampa, Florida. ing for - at every international Crowded The . whole . world regards the|.conference I have attended since Box U. 8. Treasury Department’s Bur-|1931. Such an agreement would bej Part of a eau of Nercotics as a model. The|the greatest achievement so far Salutation Oldesl Bank in Alaska work is*dangerous, nerve racking,|attained toward suppressing ‘the Religious dlse v T round-the-clock, yet there issome- abuse of narcotic drugs through- course < thing whieh makes crusaders of all| out the world, nelination 1891—0ver Half a Century of Ranking—1951 ‘ who engage in it. They respond| Present sources of our illicit nar- Seorcliss beyond phe call of duty. cotics are Italy, Iran, Turkey, In- . Sin % Our énemy is artfully cunning,|dia, Greece, Communist China, - Corroded’ Th B M B h d The seller is satisfied, and the|and Mexico. Mexico is doing good | -H .“.... geputation e . ° enrenas . user won't tell. There are no com-| work with airplanes and troops to 27 % Buzz 5 plaints ‘as in crimes like robberies| suppress illicit opium cultivation.; '..\ fl "’3’.2 c;m(‘mn Bank and kidpaping. Not one witness be- | Other source countries please take - %a. Portends k fore the Benate Crime committee | note. i % .g:;;l;fim would reveal his source of supply, Reports of large-scale drug ad- River: Spanish f ” through fear of consequences. We| diction throughout the world re- Restore to sa ety Depasit work coinplete!y undercover, and| flect a post-war phenomenon, and — ness f % L must come up with the corpus de-|a jittery world. ; Vol 4 (oo B”xes or Re”t leti (evidence) at the conclusion| About 1947 we had the traffic & Loz 94 | ather of the investigation. We are se-|under control. Prison wardens re- o e e ] :N‘;’(‘h*';meh MMER IA s verely handicapped by court de-|ported an absence of addicted Forest Servioss i 8 Dopartment of Agricalture 52+ | i ch:n bird CO c L SAVING ~ cisions relating to search and sei- | criminals. The population of our b 5 . . g , i s.'.mi‘(m zure, and must rely on state pros-| Lexington Narcotic Hospital —had “Frankly, | can’i s the fosest for thi2 tizcs, Pedal digit