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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-20
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WILL care for children in my
home days. Green 615. As At
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-20

BOAT 1.llacun., length 49x12' OK
5'6', has 65-watt Northern phone,
electric winch, Chrysler Royal
powered. One scow 50'xl6' with
house and equip, one log float
54x24 with hJuse and equip, one
load float oG'x7'. Will sell all to-
gether or separate. Clarence Moy,
Sitka, Alaska. 20 mo
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-20

HALLICRAFTER, Model No. $40
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Evening star., 1948-06-08
Martin Ready to Run
As Dork-Horse Candidate

BOSTON, June (P.-Speaker
Martin says he is available as a
dark-horse candidate for the Re-
publican presidential nomination.
He told Massachusetts IS conven-
tion delegates last night that he
wasn't seeking first-ballot support
at Philadelphia, but:
" IF it develops later the party
and country want me I would ap-
preciate any support given me"
His supporters are counting on a
deadlock. The Speaker himself
asked whether he agreed-replied:
you can't tell"
Massachusetts, Republicans faced
an odd political situation-three of
their IS delegates are hopeful of
landing on the presidential ticket.
Along with Speaker Martin are
Senators Salstonstall and Lodge.
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Dewey Leaves Today
To Seek Delegates in
Virginia, Maryland
BY the Associated Press

ALBANY, N. Y, June 8.-Chal-
lenging Senator Taft's claim to
strong Southern Republican presi-
dental nomination support, Gov.
Dewey of New York today begins
personal appearances in Virginia,
Maryland and North Carolina.
The New York Governors first
train-stop will be in Baltimore to-
night, where he will attend dinner
for delegates to the Republican con-
vention in Philadelphia.
Although Dewey aides have made
no direct claim to Maryland's sup
port, they profess belief that he will
make a good showing among the 16
delegates.
Luncheon in Richmond.
From Baltimore, the 1914 Repub-
Iican presidential candidate will go
to Richmond, Va, for a luncheon
meeting Wednesday with Virginia
delegates and leaders. That eve
ming, the delegates will entertain
Harold E. Stassen.
Dewey campaign managers lay
claim to Is of 81 Virginia votes.
Gov. Deweys final campaign ap-
pearances before the National Con-
vention, which opens June 81, will
be made Thursday in North Caro-
lima. Gov. Dewey claims Is OF
North Cardinals 26 delegates.
The Governor will breakfast with
some of the North Carolina dele
gates in Raleigh, and will lunch with
others in Lexington. He also will
speak at an evening dinner meeting
in Morganton, before going to Char
lotte where he will entrain for New
York late Thursday night.
Agrees With Predictions.
Gov. Dewey will be unable to COM
paign directly the week before the
national convention. Beginning
June 13. he will be at the Governors
conference in New Castle, N. H.
Gov. Dewey said before leaving
that he agrees with predictions that
the first presidential ballot at the
Republican convention will be about
like this:
Gov. Dewey-"Something over 300
votes"
Senator Taft-"S Something like
$50"
Harold E. Stassen-"Something
like $50"
The Governor, in radio interview
last night, commented on these
published figures of what he called
impartial observers"
The presidential aspirant said he
thinks the figures are about right"
but added, I'm not making any
forecasts"
Evening star., 1948-06-08
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Evening star., 1948-06-08
Marine Hurt Critically
When Hit by Streetcur

A 2O-year-old Marine is in crit
ical condition today at Bethesda
Naval Hospital, where he was taken
after being struck by streetcar
last night near the Marine Barracks
at Eighth and I streets Sc
Pfc. Anthony G. Giannetta of
Bellaire, Ohio, suffered skull frac-
ture when struck as he was cross
ing in the 700 block of Eighth street
Sc. Police said the operator Of the
streetcar was Willie D. Collier, 33,
of 220 Eighth street Sc.
Pfc. Giannetta. who was still un-
conscious this morning, enlisted in
1916. He was stationed at the bar
racks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05
ST. PHILIPS CHURCH Sunday Schools 10.00 a m
THE BIBLE

Question and Answer Column
 o. Is there a devil? Or is it just a myth as so many people believe?
 A. The devil himself. according to Life Feb. 2 points Us to Rev. 12:7-9 as. 'incontroyertible evi- dence of revealed truth in the Bf- ble" of his existence He also cites Isa as proof that he is. and we quote: There was war in heaven; Michael lChrisO and His angels fought against the dragon; and the dragon fought and his angels. a. and the great dragon was cast out. that old serpent, called the devil and Satan. which deceiyeth the whole world he was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him. How art thou fell en from heaven. 0 Lucifer. son of the morning! How art thou cut down to the ground which didst weaken the nations. For thou hast sid in thine heart "I will eXalt my throne above the stars of God l will be like the Most High. Yet thou shalt be brought down to hell" Isa. 14:12-15.
 Did Jesus come to earth to con -Iuer a myth of the imagination ?
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05
ORDER AND NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTION

TO THE ELECTORS of che In- eorporated Town of WrangeI. Al- aska.
 Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to Ordinance No. l5. and Amendments. of the Town of Wrangeu, Alaska. a GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION will be held on Tuesday. April 6. l98S. be tween the hours of 9:00 a. m, and 9:U0 D. m- of said day. for the purpose of electiug
 A MAYOR. 10 serve for one year
 THREE l3l C0UNCILMEN. to serve for two years.
 ONE l1l COUNCILMAN. t1 serve for one year luneXpired term1
 ONE D9 MEMBER OF THE SCHOOL BOARD. to serve for three l3l years.
 The Common Council of the Town of Wrangell. having hereto fore by Ordinance. duly designated the voting precincts of the said Town, and the Polling place. the Electors are hereby notified.
 That all duly qualified voters residing within the incorporated limits of the Town of Wrangell. Alaska, will vote al he City Hall Building, located on Second Street. in and upon Lot Eight of Block Eight, which is owned by the Town of Wrangell. the same being the duly designated polling place fer the incorporated Town of Wrangeu, Alaska
 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
 All persons before voting at any General Election in the Town of Wrangell Alaska. must register a. hereinafter provided
 Notice is hereby given chat al the hour of nine o'clock A. NJ on the sixth day of MarcE. l94S. the registration books will be open at the office of the Municipal Clerk in the Town of WrangeH. Alaska. for the purpose of registering all male and female persons, twenty one years of age, who are citizens of the United States and who have ASsAAANA N1AAL n AlAl tloAe Abl bAAE cal within the Territory of Alaska next preceding date of election, and six months next preceding the date of election within the corpor- ate limits of the Town of Wran- gell. Alaska.
 Registration books will be kept open every day. except Sundays and other legal holidays. beginning March 6. 194S. during the follow ing hours: from $500 a. m. to 12 noon and from 1:0O D. m. 10 D. m.
 NOMINATIONS of CANDIDATES
 Ordinance No. - of the Town of Wrangell provides that the names of all candidates for the or- flee of Mayor Couneilmen and members of the School Board. shall be filed with the Municipal Clerk at least fifteen days before eIee- ton, to entitle any name 10 such filing: such name shall hs accom- panied by a petition e at least twenty qualified voters of the Town of Wrangel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05

Did He so through all that suffer ing when there was DO adversary Ito overcome in our behalf2 Ney. verify In Che Bible he is pointed |out as a personal being THE Devil" THE prince of this world John I2s31.
 According to the above mention- ed articles in Life. the Devil. pointing to the chaotic conditions in the world is supposed to have said that you can scarcely find one human heart which is noI gripped by a fear and sense If helpIessness unknown 10 man in any other age They are like ami mals stamneding from a forest fire. who have reached their last refuge the brink of an abyss . They do not know how they come into this plight But l know It is my work. And their panic is my peace
 I shall never cease work ing to entangIe man in evil until the world becomes one universal graveyard whose Iifeless peace is broken only by my shriek of frI- umph as l plunge into a deeper pit lhan hell For only One knows better than l that should l succeed in making man ueslOry himself. will destroy myself sifh him. hay ing destroyed my function. II stia lies with man to make the choice.
 We can say, Thanks 10 God that We have the great priyiIege 10 choose our leader. The Bible places the issue before us and says. choose you this day whom ye VIII serve. May we swell the chorus With the prophet and say, As for me and my house sse will serve the Lord" Josh 24:15.
 Again referring To the above mentioned article iu Life" the Devil is quoted as saying" l hate Small wonder then that he has caused wicked men 10 displaee and Jrample on the lrue Sabbath of the Lord which was given to man as memorial of this greaJ creation. the keeping of which k an impreg- nable fortress against the confessed inventions of Che Devil. namely. evolution, infidelity. atheism and idOlatry. He has succeeded in in stituting a spurious sabbath which those who, upon finding out it's origin and intent, observe, thereby give their homage and worship 10 him whose peace is our panic
 How much better to serve tne Lord of the Sabbath lMar6 2:2S1 who said. him that eometh to me will in no wise cast out John 6:37.
 Ii takes the same power to re- create or redeem Us from sin as il took to create man and the world in the beginning. Therefore, We Gall true Bible informed Christ iansl must keep the true Bible Sabbath as evidence of our faith in Him to sanctify Dmake holyl or re- create us in the image oi God.
 Moreover. also l gave them my sabbath to be d sign between me and them, that they might know that I am the Lord that sanctify them" Eze. 2O:12.
 Send your questions to the
 Seventh Day Adyentists
 Care of The Sentinel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05
NOTICE TO
ALL BOAT OWNTRs

Repair work and pile driving has commenced on the City floats. All boats attached to floats are subject to removal We ask owners Of boats to cooperate in this mai ter. Much time and expense could be incurred should the driver un- dertake this work themselves.
 HARBOR COMMITTED
 City Council
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05
WHITE TO TEST LEGALITY OF BLANKET
 PRIMARY LAW

JUNEAU - A court test on the legality Of the blanket primars ballot passed by the lg47 ilegsla- ture has been initiated by Albert White. General Counsel for fhe Re publican party in Alaska
 White filed a petition in Feeder al court this week for a writ of mandamus against the clerk of the Terrjtory's four judicial divisions. Attorney General Ralph Riveers was ordered by the court to appear March 8 in behalf of the clerks.
 White said he will seek to prove that the blanket primary law dIu not amend or repeal provisions of Territorial election laws pertaining to a declaration of party being made at the time voter secure their ballots.
 Rivers has issued orders to the four clerks for them to ignore that feature of the election laws and print blanket ballots
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05
CATHOLIC CHURCH St. Rose of Lima & St. John
ReH. n. D. Hooh. Pastor

Rev. m. b. H0ch, Pastor CATHOLIC CHURCH Hos
 sunday. March 2. Fourth sunday Of Lent.
 Holy Masses: Wrangeu Institute S:5o a. m.; Parish church. 1o.30 a. m
 Holy Communion Sunday fof grade, junior and senior high school.
 Week day Holy Masses. Monday through Friday at 7:80 a. m. and Saturday, 10s00 a. m.
 Instructions for grade. junior and senior high school. Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings. at 7:30.
 Mrs. Mary Garcia will decorate Che altar for Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05

GUNS, - Repaired, re-blued, re- stocked, military conversions made Fishing rods repaired. refinished. Send them to Herbs Sporting Goods. Box 9S3, Ketchikan, Alaska
 12-6tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05
SALVATION ARMY
 Corps Officers Capt. Esther Wilson Cant F L Mer1-il,

VIT"01 n. .. -@NII Holiness Meeting 1l.Oo a. m. Sunday School 500 p. m. Prayer Meeting 7s30 D m. Salvation Meeting 500 D. m. Wednesday, Young Peop,e Friday. Holiness meeting S:f. m
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED = Responsible part to act as Agent for Avon Products and Harford Frocks formerly re presented by Mrs. Frank Rect Consult Mrs. J. c. Johnson for in- formation. l4-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05
ON ALEUTIAN

Passenger for Wrangeu on tha Aleufian this week were Mrs. Alice Swanson and Miss Margaret Giles pie.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05
George Sumption C. Howard Baltzo The CITY STORE
LOOK WHAT'S NEW

LOOh WHAT'S NEW ANKLETS - Selection of styles and sizes for
 boys and girls CURTAINS - Lace panels ready-made Also ClOpay paper Marquisette Dotted Swiss Percales make your RUBBER FOOTWEAR - U S. Grenadier overshoe boots for girls and Supply imited) BABY SUPPLIES - The Trundle Bundle for
 Warmth and safety Bath sets bath towels high chair pads Iurk-knit bibs plastic hanger sets dresses Gertrudes anketls Vnylite snap-on waterproof pants NOTIONS = Sock knitting needles blanket binding cloth tape gripper fasteners oversize print aprons MUCH OF THE YARDAGE WE LISTED LAST WEEK IS NOW IN
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05

Wanted - Small boat oil stove or one suitable for conversion to oil Inquire Sentinel. 15-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05

FOR SALE - Oil heater and oil water heater. See Jack Waters.
 13-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05

RETURNS FROM SOUTH
 Cecil Carter. proprietor of the Carter Welding Shop. arrived home uam the south Monday morning a# Che Princess 'Norah after business trip 10 the states
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05

STOLEN - One 6-E battery and one 12-Y battery charger or light plant. Will give $25 reward for In- formation leading to recovery of charger. Hiebert Brothers. Box 739 Wrangel. 14-4tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. c. c. Croweu. Pastor
 The Friendly Church
 WEEKLY PROGRAM Church School. Sunday mornings
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05

WATCH REPAIRING All wor you by COD. insured mail Sen to Ludwig Nelson Jewelry Store Box 261. Juneau. Alaska 14-5tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05

FOR SALE - Oil heater $15. h. quire Sentinel 14-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-03-05
AT THE CHURCHES

l0.30 a. m. Sunday School. l1.5o to I2 Morning Worship.
 7:30 sunday Evening ERangel- stic Service.
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Church Crisis in Hungary

What looks like a head-on collision
between the Roman Catholic Church and
the Communist dominated government of
Hungary appears imminent. Such clash
has been expected ever since the Com
munists seized power there and began
Transforming the country's national life
into typical Peoples Republic" on the
Soviet pattern. Indeed, tense relations
between church and state are inevitable
under any totalitarian regime; since, in
the totalitarian concept, religion, like
everything else must be subordinated to
its authority and be either prescribed or
made to function for totalitarian ends.
What distinguishes the current crisis in
Hungary from similar tensions in other
countries behind the Iron Curtain is the
boldness with which the Roman Church
has met the Communist challenge. The
crisis was precipitated by the governments
plan to nationalize parochial schools.
Cardinal Mindszenty, primate of Hungary,
has threatened to excommunicate any
Catholic who supports the plan and has
issued pastoral letter condemning the
government for its terroristic pressure
tactics and telling Catholics to stop read
ing ofhcial newspapers or listening to
Koadcasts likewise under Official control.
Evening star., 1948-06-08
This Money Goes q Long Way

The Star again invites generous WASH
ingtonians to share the satisfaction OF
sending children to summer camps this
year. little money goes long way For
S3544 a child is taken from the hot city
streets and given two weeks OF glorious
adventure in the country. 1t means
lot to the children. And from past expert
ence, it means something to those who
make this possible.
The Stars fund goes to make up
deficit. Two camps, Camp Good VIII and
Camp Pleasant, receive an allotment each
year from the Community Chest drive.
But II the chest fund is not fully sub
scribed a deficit is written In terms OF
children who cannot go to camp. Every
dollar sent to The Stars fund goes to
make up this deficit; helps TO add one
more child and to reduce the waiting llst
of those who might have gone had the
money been available.
The fund received fine start this year
when members of the Republican and
Democratic Parties in Congress staged
their classic baseball game in Its behalf.
But the fund is still shy OF meeting the
full quota of children for whom there Is
room in the camps. Washlngtonlans WILL
not want vacant places at the camp tables
or unoccupied cots this summer because
the money was lacking. So every con-
tribution will be gratefully received and
we'll spent
If there is surplus Of funds, as there
was last year, it will 60 to other camps
for children. Camp Good Will and Camp
Pleasant, for whose primary beneft the
money is sought, cater to children whose
names are sent to the Summer Outing
Committee Of the Family Service Associa-
ton from more than a score Of agencies,
settlement houses, hospitals and churches.
These children can contribute only their
shining faces and their bright laughter;
Washingtonians who feel inclined must
contribute the rest.
Evening star., 1948-06-08

Washington Memorial parkway, which
eventually will connect Mount Vernon With
Great Falls, site Of Washington's Inflated
canal project.
To criss-cross the boulevard with ap-
proaches to apartment and housing enter
prises, with their inevitable shopping and
business developments, would be a de-
parture from the original purposes OF
those who planned the highway. These
communities can gain access to the boule-
ward through existing approaches. The
commission would not be JUSTIFIED in au-
thorizing any drastic change in policy
without congressional approval. 1t is
extremely doubtful that Congress would
approve such a change. The general
public interest should control in this
matter, not the convenience OF new
developments.
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Preserving q Parkway

Harsh though the ruling may seem at
first glance, the decision of the National
Capital Park and Planning Commission to
deny the request of a Fairfax County
apartment builder for special access to the
Mount Vernon Memorial boulevard is in
line with well-established policy.
From the earliest beginnings of this
scenic highway along the Virginia shore
of the Potomac River it has been stated
and restated that the boulevard's memorial
character would be preserved at all times;
that commercial encroachments of what
ever nature would be resisted This pur-
pose has been approved by Congress in
granting appropriations for the purchase
of extensive areas of park land along both
sides of the boulevard, to protect its beauty
and its sentimental aspect. The boulevard
Is link In the still uncompleted George
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Madam Kutikovsku

At Montreal tomorrow, scarcely noticed
by the world, a dramatic footnote TO the
history of modern times will be acted out.
The principal character in the incident
will be a little old woman known as Madam
Kulikovska She is a passenger on an
enigrant ship and when she comes ashore
she will be accompanied by her husband,
a retired colonel, their two sons, two
daughters -in-law and two grandchildren;
also by Emilia Tense, member OF the
family household for nearly half a century.
These people are seeking new home In
Ontario. They represent the centrifugal
force in human society in our time. Almost
literally they have been expelled from the
place and the station which normally
should have been theirs by inheritance.
Events In 1918 made Madam Kulikovska
and her husband farmers in Denmark.
Now after three decades, the same COM
pulsions drive them further toward the
perimeter of tolerable existence. They
belong to the latest order Of Canadian
pioneers.
OF course, the earth is full of persons
similarly displaced. For Madam Kulikov-
ska, however change in fortune probably
has meant more than like experience has
meant to the majority Of her contempo-
raries. 1t happens that she was born
grand duchess. Her father was Alexander
III, Car of all the Russias; her mother
was the Danish Princess Dagmar, who at
her marriage took the name Marie Feo-
dorovna Queen Alexandra, wife OF King
Edward VII of England, was her aunt. Her
brother was Nicholas II, murdered with
his wife son and four daughters, July Is,
1913 in the Communist revolution.
What tragic memories Madam Kulikov-
ska brings with her to the New World are
her own burden. She does not ask SYM
pathy. Instead, knowing as she does how
many thousands upon thousands of people
of every class and condition have suffered
and sorrowed these past fifty years, she
wishes only to be regarded as one of the
multitude But she does personify the
tremendous impact of social and political
dynanics in our epoch. Trying to start
over again. she symbolizes the hope and
the courage which are necessary factors
In any endeavor to survive anywhere under
the prevailing blight of chaos in human
affairs
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Rudeness at the White House


have just completed two weeks sight
seeing tour including Washington, the first I
have made since the start of the War, but the
fifteenth of my life. I always enjoy seeing
the sights in the Capital and appreciate the
courtesies shown to visitors. This trip was en-
joyed except for my visit to the White House
where I and others were treated rudely.
We arrived at the White House during light
rain and this apparently was the reason for
the discourtesy of the guards. All people present
were growled at and told to stay in line by twos
and obliged to move on so fast that one could
scarcely view the paintings and other deco
rations. When we arrived at the front door,
the guards had the unmitigated gall to force
people outside in the downpour that was falling.
Chicago, Ill. JACK w. JOHNSON.