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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-07
20 YEARS AGO tyiTE fTE EMPIRE
NOVEMBER 2, 1929


 James wckersham former Alaska Desae to @ oonslss office.
 the first sesson oi lh pao training three patroS ' s ~ Rodenberg, Ssson Edward NiAe Io'e son. Hiding Beistne Wayne oion 1on stewart = Judson Willie Rodenog anu haii s assisting were F1eio EHecueVe rie Baker H. Redingshafer, R. S and H. w. Douglas'
 Hiad Collector of Customs ana TOT mary wears charge during summer months was W relief duty at skagway Collector J. o. McBrioe fo was to be backh 1880.
 record ParenTeacher Association meeu Grade filled to standing room Nlrs M L. Merritt President John Dunn Chairman; N0rs u Blomgren S. Raven and R c. Nai1e o 'e hospitaly committed put in charge o ee November runmag Philip Hartman Mrs Haroo oi' Mrs H. L. Redlngshar Rutherford on the program committee were Chairman Mrs J. D Hel anu NAs Mildred Abrahamson Dorothy Chisholm music ana a visor schools presented the Hgn o 0os Asted Olav kukola benle Gordon Ingman Edward Powers Tom Bu Servel Robert Simpson John stewart Eei Edgar Bloomqut John Heenhal ana ie iei' Mrs C. Kipste sang Speakers Scout Executive r = ae of Seattle and Dr. President of the Alaska Game on Closing numbers Girls Glee Club Wncn huoeeo Amv Bates Dorothy Oberg Jean Faulkner fnys Eend Alpha Furuness Eleanor Renee Guern Matilda no vena Hurley Mue Mze xnia Paul. Edna ienoeau' Margaret Mazie Rogers Mary VanoeiAeeeV A ~ lev Thema Bedding and Mary simpkins
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END OF A CUSTOM

The Post Office is one of our favorite government agencies but now we're little disappointed to find postal authorities permitting business to interfere with sentiment The Post Office has just ordered the Post1nstress at Christmas Fla. to discontinue put ting the little rubber-stamped green trees and yule-
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CONDITIONS
 OF WEATHER
 ALASkApTS,

Weather conditions and temper atlres at various Alaska points, also on the Pacific Coast, at 4.30 am, 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau at Juneau, follow:
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LOOK and LEARN %y. sy c. GORDON

l. What O." stand for?
 With what weapon character, Samson fight the Philstines? Why S a in restaurant so called?
 What great fortress the Key to the Medier-  logue?
 
 quotient number supposedly denotng the ie gence se.ss8 The t1. st
 Bus IS contacuoA oi the Latin omnibus" meaning all Gibraltar.
 "Pagiacci"
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the innocents who follow them. They believe in the sociallzation ol everything and it makes little diI- ference to them where it starts. Today. they are a bit frightened by the unfavorable developments in England, where socialized medi- cine is settling down to deadly pall for doctors and patients. But they are not hopeless that lrA some manner, it can all be made to work in the United States.
 In any medical group, in any medical society, except such as are especially organized for socialist propaganda it will be found that most American physicians abhor socialized medicine and find 1t unnecessary in the current circunl- stances of American life. They not only object to their enslave- ment as a profession and class to the State, but they fear that the great advances that have been made in medicine in free society will be arrested.
 Physicians have accus ome d themselves generally not to en- gage in politics Some of the medi- cal secrecy of their profession con- tinues into our age. Newspaper men used to have the greatest diff ficulty getting anything out of a doctor on the grounds. that even If his name appeared in the news paptrs, he was guilty of something .unprofessional. I think the Mayos smashed that nonsense; they got their names into the newspapers all the time, evoking general in- terest in their profession. Also Dr.. Morris Fishbein did much to break down the newspaper prejudice against doctors.
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It is ;ne voicelessness of the medical profession that gives the politicians the courage to go after this profession as they dare not go after lawyers, for instance. Os- car Ewing, who is most responsible for the war on doctors, is a lawyer and does not advocate the sociali- zation of lawyers. He knows that most members of Congress are law yers and they would fall upon him like herd of elephants on the rampage
 But the doctors regard themselves as too dignified to fight back poll itically, which is the only way that they can fight back in this country. They have to face the fact that Congress counts votes and the Pre- sident counts votes, and only those who can produce votes force these elected officials to their will.
 The other night I was talking before a medical association when T happened to call the American Medical Association a trade union. This offended one physician who became very serious about it. Blu: what this man did not and could not understand was that the req son the doctors are so scared is they are not union, trade or a professional union, pounding on Mir. Ewing's table and saying that we shall vote against every man who supports your socialistic pro- gram While MT. Ewing might be slow of understanding, the chair man of the Democratic National Committee would calculate what these doctors really could do.
 And if he reached the right con- clusion, MT. Ewing would return to the Bronx to call in physician to heal his wounds. That is the way it works these days and the doctors might well be realistic about it.
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The Washington Mevry-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

Continued from Page One)
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scHw1NN BICYCLES at aadsen's
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weather: High, 37; low, 36; rain.
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Wickersham Alaska Delegate o congress- candidacy Republican nomination ioi e ~
Evening star., 1949-07-17
SI Many an innocent man suffers for someone elses
I'm crime Here a noted authority recounts some
shocking examples, tells you what should be done
,& BY EDWIN M. BORCHARD
Professor La YalsUn University

Massachusetts, prosecuting attorney address
IA ing the jury in controversial case once aru,ed.
Innocent men convicted Don't worrv about if
never happens in the world 1t is physical mpossibity
Apparently that DA had heard of the fantastic case
OF Will Prvis young Mississippi farmer who was sentenced
10 hang Tor murder Just the trap sprung the moose
slipped from vs neck and he rolled to the ground nhurt
The huge crowd certain that had witnessed heavenly inter-
vent'on refused to let him be hanged again. Years later
f'rvs was cleared when the real murderer confessed
In an equally bizarre case, B. Brown Florida rainman
was by clerical After the rope had been adjusted
ouno browns neck was discovered that the death war
rant mistakenly ordered the execution of the foreman o the
Jury The hanging called off, Brown got life sentence
Twelve years later the real killer acknowledged his guilt
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INTERNATIONAL
JOE COvElLD

In more than half the have investigated in the last
~ years. erroneous identification played the leading role in
convctg the innocent Seventeen respectable merchants
identified Herbert T. Andrews Boston store cashier with
good reputation the who had passed bad checks on
them Luckily for Andrews, the real criminal continued his
checkpassng activities which finally led to his arrest and
Andrewss release Joseph LeSques however, was not so
fortunate Seven witnesses identified him as the leader
OF gang of highwaymen in France and he was g,lo-
tined before the real gang leader was captured
positively identified by the witnesses In both cases
the innocent men bore resemblance to the criminals
What can be done? For thing the identification of
suspect by witness should be made under farer circum
stances Frequently witnesses have been shown picture of
the suspect in advance Naturally they have no trouble pick
ing him out OF police lineup number of judicial authoi
Ties nave suggested that the suspect should simply placed
among group The witness should then be called in on
pretext without any tpo and casually asked if he reme
bers meeting any of the people present
beram Campbell the New York salesman who served 40
months IN jail for forgery convicted ccumstantal
evidence including his resemblance to the real criminal
Continued on page n
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Both these from files weirder than any conal
connection could BE- But what adecves we apply to
the handful of authentic which men we're tried and
convicted murder charges only to have the supposedly
murdered persons reappear years later?
The Missing Wife
OUR years after Bill Wilson's wife and daughter disappeared
from his farm in Alabama some bones dug up the
place. An enemy of Wilson spread the ugly story that the
bones those of Mrs Wilson and her child Wilson was
indicted for murder and convicted spite the evidence that
Mrs Wilson had been by various witnesses long after
she supposed to have been murdered and despite expert
testimony that the bones very old After Wilson had
served three and half years of hard labor his wife reappeared
She had been living with second husband in Indiana
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ROBERT s. DAVIS g. co
VACANT-S75O DOWN
SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGIkiA

SV0SNe&tN
ILEXANDRIA-Beautfful stone front
duplex X nsE .sor Sond, ;, laTss din din
size bedrms.,. tile bath. fuu bsmt., oil
schools and transp. Good terms. j.
LEE PRICE. 1909 g.; AT. Ridse I'd /,
Arlington, Va. Otis 1904, OK. 1900.
ARLINGTON RAMBLER - Beautiful
rms. 3 baths. spacious liV. rm.. din.
rm.s equipped kitchen, den with
faEstcne floor; bsmt.. oil-burner
sisse roof: sa xeilaneseapes Ella Is nsepp lot % sood
terms. J. LEE PRICE, .2303 s. Ar
1inrtesn; ssol Ridss bS ~ r. xsaa Aslinston. Va
AbIisF; eouIppsd GwnsT ki sltSSo tss bath f
bsmt., gas a,-e. heat: eonv, to bus,
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Church. sparkling white 3-bedrm,
bsnauet-size din. rm.. de luxe all
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grapes, Chicken house and yard.
trees, shrubs and flowers, Priced
for tmmed. sale, CAROLYN CUFF.
excinsissly. ca. 4034. IA. 11e5,
G2EN 'cczkLYN - Attractive sS sfiek
Cape Cod; center entrance, lge.
liy rm. with fireplaace and bay
cheerful. equipped kit; lEs. bed
rms. and nursery. tile bath. lge.
closets each with window, full dry
hsmt., outside entrance. h.-w. oil
heat. attached garage, Anchor
fenced yard, 1o0x120 on quiet,
residential street. near school: ideal
sSie '1SEs1L cSRoLyn ssf cufr 'es exclusiVsis mmss
CHI 4034, PA. 1l65. or. 1924. Ia
furn,; det. 5-rm. home. full base
ment: 1tairw6y to expandahle attic
Eyes, Wo. 4s45. J. LEO KoIB
oWNEzht N 2fRANsrERRED-se.1 1is nesl,
decorated, attractive, most complete
brick bungalow. selling for S12.6
Complete GE kit. with disposal: 2t
mins. from 9. G.; los cooler. 1924
Tyler ave-, Falls Church. Pa. 1887.
HUNoALow In n. Arlington. With
atmosphere: excel neighborhood
price, $11, ,7b0. CH. 0s43, BROKER
OWNER TRANSFERRED - New 8.
hedrm. brick home; gss radiant hest
Assume $4,000 trust, A. int
Mako IN ofier. "a. 6945. LII
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UNUSUAL DESIGN
For comfortable and cogy living in
this 2-bedroom (plus extra DEM
California type home in O tree
studded and convenient No. ArlinR-
SHn VIase leea'Pn Pn,eed epox " SekshGs Hfs
FILA or of terms to suit purchaser. Z.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
222s Wilson blvd. ow. $500: ewes.
IA. 49Q5, GIL. Gill. -16
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT


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SHOEMAKER 1919 X ST ns Ma
iloH ThH property fos SAFE al
attractive price.
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ARLINGTON-$16,5O0
Lovely home Of finest quality % mos.
old; owner transferred) cannot be
told from new. Detached brick. 2
stories, 8 bedrms., Ia baths, Gift.
hv. rm., fireplace, din. rm., superb
scaped: 2 biks. from shopping cen
ter, constant bus service. 25 minis.
to center city: good terms. JOHN
H. MILLER Jr. & BRO, 1912 K
at. NV, Ma o557. III
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CONF. PROPERTY FOR SALT

GEORGIA AsE-sACANT. $500
block lst commercial rev hrtek q
rms. bath. hSmt. ell heat s-esE
EAfaEe. excellent section ter Aas
type Of business reasonably nFaeed
with terms OWNER ST SIsl
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GEORGIA AVE-. cor Tueks4msa St,
overlooking Ptnss Branch I'd . ist
commercial aT-ff. front&sr ag3
SO n Price reduced Tor quick SElt
Il QUINCY SMITH INC l4ls II
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2-sTORY, s-UNIT
CHURCHES FOR SALE.

CoLORED - DESIRABLE detached
brick structure; seating capacity
450; auditorium, balcony, bsSeme nj
includes all furnishings, parish
house. q rms. and bath included
corner 9th and y sn. EQUITABLE
MI. 20s0. Mrs. Jones, Du. 6a7I,
ia
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Amazing $4,000, 41a% 2O-yr. loan
brick and frame Colonial with a
level wooded 60x140-ft. lot. Large
living room. fireplace, family din-
ing room. equipped work saving
kitchen, breezy screened porch, 2
cool bedrooms and tiled bath; full
basement, oil heat, slate roof, ga
rage, outstanding value at only $16.-
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Strout's Farm Catalop
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OFFICES FOR Amt

~fss~&S wv Nt'Nf
NEWLY DECoRArEp efaees In rsils
ctnn,. ehntsh' .eissaIs asss for professional b q
sTubio. IsoE il st avs rms.
,,gs, Ken, SO NE s02s: ,s. u.
occupied BY physssisn 30 stsfa.
doctor rhiropractor, etc, also in
speetien BY appointment, PLANT 4
GORDON, INC, 1874 Park I'd, n.~'
SEVERAL SUITES AVAILABLE al tOx
rentals, in nice hids NJ, State Dept
IEauM q orasER. Ab 4 200 :
s3o IIth ST NV, opposite wash
Gas Lisht Co. spd and aa 4.
knotty pine paneied Haiis: rem
ATTRAcTiSrLY ruKs pvt' once, uss
Of reception rm choice loe istb
ana and X 4, 4, .nsss..paen'st' re-. ''niaA ssFS'
OFFICES AVAILABLE in sinsl. reoms
stss qss,s building siE.vs s''ys'0r 20 Iy.sf 1ne
f3s 18th ST. nv Di. es3n.
18TH AND X NV rooms. tass-
tory. For professional or bosint.s
VISA s;e. rsssoHsnis sh M1srEoM TN. lease. s "a
OPPOSITE xTATIIR--peafsb1s front
once sHits rooms and fasateFs
$50 square feet vacant nuofesssnt
lighting as mo. co. ahst Of
ista So AND n Sis, .ooo. 1000 or
3 .0o6 SO. # In prom once hidE
JusT RiGHf ,os coNTRkcroa o.
manufsriarsra rep oood lnesstos-
.reslsIrcrs. TenTn sss3'tSii t3Siir,cr. nh IL top
very light t7as NJ ST; nw. Phent
iiii II Coon Horr sp ST. sne
very larss roems in brand -n.s
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NC, wsahtnsion Bids d. snso
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Dixon Of JAMES l. pIxos a &C.
pEslassin orf,ss sr.tI. r..
rooms. reasonable rentals lie
4ssh @ st. sa,s 81 Il, i,,r.Ss.s S.,r'i, s..,,s ri.
ii0t vsrreni ave az ST as+t
90 SIab per- Honsh. 4s.i Con-
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PhRKLIKE YARD

Attractive prewar brick bungalow on
fenced 125x1S5 lot; living room
with fireplace. dining room. 2 cool
bedrooms, tiled bath, large equipped
Kitchen; entire End door Is huge
finished bedroom; 2 blks. to paro-
chial and public schools, bus and
shopping. Priced to sell; only $13,-
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ARLINGTON

Open $40 to 8 pm. new 6-room
brick ColonialS. some with side
porches and garages: 1 or IA or
2 full baths, kitchens equipped
0I approved S14,750 UP; $1,000
cash will handle. To reach: Drive
out N. wsshington blvd, to n.
son Manor sign and new homes.
F. T.. WESTENBERGER
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STORES FOR RENT

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loeattd al cGFner eI R3reT re and
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and meat market, Esse Ess station
operator and progressive hsEdSNSf
store operator have already leased
other i've stores ample p8FkiaE
available Fef further InfoSsa9ssan-
call M NeCcnihe. RANDALL n.
HA0hER a CO. INC. 1854 Css,s,
SHOPPING StNTtR.
serving area Of ever 20, 900 people
excellent opportunity suitable Ahep
on main hishSsy, I5xAs II. s'th
basement for Ice cream psi leS
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goods Inter Tor decorator, hntu and
yard goods. candy eeekktarta up
hoistfreF, ehiltfeEt furniture nov
eity toys, ladies apparel millinery
and alterations AvAilAhlt Aes |
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ave and Madison SITS BN -- I'm usec
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5 ToRE. suitable FOR any type ei sust.
ness or ottees. siii tei1 10 o rsApaH-
$Ible party ssh Ga. ave u
s.a n. Y. AVE Modern store sutt-
able for Distribution dsliratsssefs.
beauty shop. etc. Call MI Ffaatllts,
WEAVER BROS. INC, wash, hlez
Di. $500; syss~ phone al 4tso
STORE FoR RENT ideal spot. close
to new Telephone Bias. Ap o3as
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mo. RAYMOND i, RUPERT ldI9
NEW HAMrsiifRE AYR. extended --
Suitable for hardware ehlldrens
wesI; dtlisateasen. Phone 81 $52D
Nh. No. CAPITOL and N Y ave
New store sne etTicss. eonvsn, to
every section.
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Immediate possession on this No
Arlington 2-bedroom bungalow with
stairs to unfinished attic. Living
room. tiled bath, fully equipped
kitchen, dining room, level 75x200-
10. lot; full basement. $4,000, Al
loan available. Don't wait. Call.
REVERT,Y Hills
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coM't. PROPERTY FOR RENT
COMM. GROUND FOR RENT

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