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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
COASTAL
CARRIES S. ON
WEEKEND FLIGHTS

Alaska Coastal Airlines' full
schedule of weekend flights brought
in 81 passengers and took out "a
for total of So.
For Haines, passengers were:
Miss Ewing. Cal Ohlson, Carl Hen
miller.
For Sitka: DR.. Jackmon, D. j.
Butler, Mrs. Duncan Wright, Irene
Reed, Carol Zollner, Dr. George
Dale, Mrs. v. Rhods, Mrs. Carl
Johnson.
For Tenakee; Dermot OToole.
For Pelican Marie Cox, Vivian
Barnard, Sanford Lysne, Norman
Lysne, Kenneth Void, K. Raatika-
inen, Mrs. Roxcoe Max, Larry
Johonnson, Elsie Johonnson, Mrs.
John Bear, Mrs. Jake Cropley.
For Ketchikan; Herbert Starrick,
Bertha Bonechea.
For Petersburg: John Graf.
For Tulsequah: T. Tracy.
For Skagway: H. D. Walter,
Morgan W. Reed.
For Excursion Inlet: Rose Mary
Hobson, Vivian Barney.
For Hoonah; Andrew Mckinley,
Mrs. lone CLANCY.
For Gustavus: R. M. Cross.
From Skagway: c. A. Carroll, p.
Ulmer.
From Tulsequah: G. w. Robin
son and son.
From Patterson Bay: Cliff
O'Shea, Earl Holden.
From Sitka Lily Hagerman, Jay
Couch, Karl Ohio, Gil Rich, Leo
Rhodes, Neil Anderson, r. Young,
Dave Beattles.
From Tenakee: Hazel Mckinley
From Hidden Cove: Tom Me-
Cahill.
From Wrangell Bud Whiteside.
From Ketchikan. w. NJ Chap
man, Helen Amos.
From Petersburg: Fred Seidell.
From Haines: E. Shields.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

JOBS this columnist has ever seen
in many years of keeping check
on lobbyists Perhaps the lobbys
Democratic friends are one reason
why Senator Kilgore's resolution to
probe all lobbying doesn't even get
out of the Judiciary Committee.
More about the lobby's links with
the Democrats will follow in later
column.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
BID ON PRINTING

The Territorial Department of
Labor wishes to receive bids for the
printing of 10000 copies of a safety
code, before April &c, 1949.
Specifications may be obtained at
the office of the Department, VAL
entine Building, Juneau, Alaska.
The Department reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
HENRY A. BENSON,
Commissioner of Labor.
First publication, April 4, 1949.
Last publication. April 10, 1949.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
Insurance Stamps
washington POST

washington POST
When the Federal old-age insurance system was
inaugurated, millions of workers excluded from
coverage because of the administrative difficulties
involved in the collection of the tax. Consequently,
many wage earners most in need of the protection
afforded notably farm laborers and domestic servants
still outside the system. Arthur j. Altmeyer Social
Security Administrator, assures the Ways and Means
Committee that the practical objections to extension
of coverage can be met by introduction of stamp
book system especially designed for workers farms
where paw records not kept and for domestic
wants The same system could also be used by small
establishments relieving them of good deal of book
work.
This method has been successfully employed in
other countries and there is for supposng
that it would not work here. The employee would be
supplied with book in which his employer each pay
day would place insurance STAMPS equal to the amount
of the required contribution half the of the stamps
being borne by the employee These books would pro-
vide record of earnings and contributions for the
would be required of the employer.
The unjust discrimination practced against the
would be magnified if Congress to
increase present inadequate oldage benefits with
out the recommended extension of coverage. The
purpose of the insurance system is to provide wage
earners with form of protection in old age that is
theirs by right and to prevent them from becoming
public charges So long millions of industrious
Americans deprived of opportunity to earn this
by their contributions the od-age in
surance system will only partially fulfill its purpose
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
LOOK and LEARN &. G. GORDON

year, whom, of S.
Capitol Building laid?
g. Which is the largest plant family?
g. Which State has the talest building?
What the highly developed
of las OF Bible?
ANSWERS:
l. 1893 by Washington.
The thistle family, belong asters,
daisies, goldenrod and Others
d. The of SMELL
5.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

Weather conditions ana temper
atures at various Alaska points,
also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30
a. M, 10th Meridian Time. and
released by the Weather Bureau,
Jllnpai, follow.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

BABY GIRL BORN
! A 6 pound, ounce baby girl
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sutton of Taku Harhor at 1886
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
INSIDE JOE MARTINS
OFFICE

Guiding genius Of the American
Enterprise Association is Guy Wy
att, former advertising sales man
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

While filibustering for nearly seven hours, a
Senator changed his shoes three times but didn't
change the subject.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

The principal cause of widespread unrest is the
fact that the world has become small that people
get in another's hair.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
ALASKA POTTERs

Are to meet Monday night at 8
in the Club Room. Urgent that all
members attend.
&C ct Rae Peterson, President
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. ~
SECOND and FOURTH 81
Monday of each month ~
in Scottish Rite Temple IN
beginning at 7:30 p. m. .KV m
GLENN O. ABRAHAM, W.
Worshipful Master: W
JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS
Early for your Ham or Turkey
Easter Dinner-$2 Scat the Salmon
Creek Country Club. 167 st
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
The Washington
Merry-6o-Round
BY DREW PEARSON

Continued from Page -
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

Weather: High, As; low, Al; clear.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
How TO REGULATE nc BUsINEss1

The econsmic concentration. resulting
from a wartime economy, b hardly ap-
preeiaied hy the public which will prob
ahly be- surprised by the statement of At
torney General Tom r. Clark that. during
the war period, "ninety-five PER cent Of
the manufacturing firms lost twenty three
per cent of their workers. whereas five
per cent Of the manufacturing firms gain
"a twenty-five per cent.
Mr.. Clark was testifYinR before a
ssi,-Committee of the House Judiciary
Committee which is considered the task Of
.pyerhauiing our so-called anti-monopoly
laws These laws. as almost everybody
knows. have been ca the books lor con-
siderable time. bat little progress is made
in antitrust eases
The present statute limits fines to S.
000. which n. in itself. ma deterrent to
illegal practices hy big business enter
prises Mr. Clark suggests that the fines
be doubled and points out that the courts
are Va loath 90 assess Jail sentences for
convictions of this type that only two
such penalties have ben given in antitrust
eases
The Attorney General SAYS that mo-
nopoly power seldom shows up in the
form of s!REle industry dominating an
entire industry In most eases. "a s found
in industFies controlled by a few large
rompanies which follow policies and prae-
tices Go eliminate real competition among
themselves. aud a the same time maintain
theE dominant position.
senator Joseph &. O'Mahones ~ Wv
oming. who has sponsored bill 20 set up
federal charters for al corporations en-
gagged in interstate commerce. thinks that
this would permit a definition II opera
tions BY any company. or group % com
panses. He does not denounce big busi-
ness because il Is big pointing out that il
Is no use 70 pretend that business Is be-
isg carried on by individuals. bat he
thinks that the government should lay
down the rule Of procedure for the era ia
whieh we live
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

Chapter Z
DERRIA MARTIN glanc~d az
~ ner Mesxn. IL wa& oul1a q 81
later thar Usual, almost . Quarfer
80 swsive A little rnsre % that
noEtmm spench sra nd had 20
listen - end sne weuid nsve
missed ths lxs bua And n seemed
10 no3e 50 slowls. Sndsienly sha
notAcea . masn rtazrfma for tfe
nam fse 9pRea#e& ~ e0saa oa@ -
the doorway % . small n4ndN
laundry establishment y ME y
aemsnma 20 10 shma f@x tf@ ns&nA
foT onls nikhK llxht ournea
fninfiv illuminating the w4FdA
t.lhmrsv Laundry. acFoas Tho
treat NinaxN& NIsNs in tigne. the
driver saw nam and stopped
shm enserNesa ham nnsteadaly
aeslina change from the drives.
The bus started wiih Q urea
almost thriving the man 20 tnM
aoor. uaza ne FecoveFed himself
Ia time ano came sNaylng down
me naFro~ aisle ts~ard her.
A tall sell buils man. 10
sprswled Ca the rear seat near
her
sGaod haaxen he looks slck.
DerEia ihc0gha n0tlcln9 aiz ex-
tFeue paiioa
Presently. however. ne seesnea
% draw ainzeif togefher. fer Re
pulled ous . newspaper Ind Be-
gan % aiamoe through ne pa&eA
by ms time. sAe last ef the pas
senQers md lef&
Somae fozx stops beyon4 tha
potnt where they had ptgke4 tap
tire last fare. twc more paasem~
gers eiimbesa On Trey were now
well lnao the mere gparmalx pop
ulaasd residential aislFxk ap~
pFe@chinz The veny o4stskirts a
ihe city. Even the stores we're
lew add "a. between.
Derria issly nntired the two
new pans~mReFm. They waEe VA
cGanznAruoss3ly dressed. and wear.
lnR dark. rather hesey oyereoaka
f0r that time of tha year. with
hats pulled weE d0Nn ever their
eyeS
The man beside heF Jet 90 one
side of th9 paper. and a. his hand
las for q rnoEnwms acxoaN hlH kn@e,
she suddenly 3aA ia thin red
stream I'D appeared uneler the
edge "a his sleeve and was begin
ninK % spread acruss TIE top %
has hand dowL between he en-
gers
her eyes followed Is kl0w.
daFk pToaTeMg Snddnnly, she
rwaiized that h@ was io0kinR at
heF. No nse 90 pres~nd that she
hadnt seen H. Whatever was
MfonK. II was too late 30 feign
ixnofance r0W.
~rou're hnrt.~ sfAa Eakd.
Yea" There waA . ulN na@'s
heMikation, a. Il he wsre making
- AIS naind
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
TO-DAY ~ HISTORY

1918 Tee ilouae q Bhrgcmes
convene "a Jamestown Va
AmsrEse hrt legislative Assem-.
bis
l7U The ~ Johns Lodge
bustan. cluutrys farst daily or
san nd trveuasun Lszlgc. organ
fr
lsJs Foundation sl.ar.e oi the
Csrncgic Palace of Peace lad q
The Hague
1913 WuEht plane accepted by
Waf Department - after tests 81
- miles per hour
1915 Black Tom explosion ana
fare Jersey CITY. n J
lsAz- The Olympie Games op
en- in los Angeles
l84i Pres dent Roosevelt asks
les slatun foT price control
lst4- Roosevelt warns nelnFai
nations against Offering asvtsa
Ga Aussnlini Hitler "a any other
AXIS lea1sr
1917 - In Boston DouEIa
Chandler convicted foe brosa.
casting Nau propaRanda dssrins
~aT from Berlin sets hfe
1913 Ifumans s-ound uisasaa.
tH tungress in week warns II
uua4ueas cnllapse" if has lnaa-
tlun program Is not sdopted.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
ONE THING OVERLOOKED

Editor Ex-MayOF Colonel Deacon
Banker Charles Harris has been robbed
bold. bad burgleT entered the
Harris home in Cant0n by punching a hole
IN a window screen and pllfeEed the editor
ial pants 90 the tune of x2l5.
Haw. haw, hawl
Serves aim right
ANY editor who carries S2l5 IN real
money on his person deserves to be robbed
The fact that he eau at together that
much cash ali at one time proves him 10 be
a malefactor Of great wealth. II not pre-
datory plutOerat.
The robber should also have carried
away Charles pants. jackson tMissb
Daily News.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

The creation Of a national defense cs-
tablishment. with single military fig
ure at the head Of the three services. i
m line with the effort b. unity" the SER
vices aud to "eeoRomize" on the cost of ma
tional preparedness.
Herbert Hoover former President. re-
Gently told the House Armed Services
Committee that the provision Tor a single
military head Is mot dnly unworkable.
but might be dangerous % the country"
We do not have the full statement of
Mr. Hoover available for .thdy. but. APP
paFently. he has in mind the possibility
that the mistake of single military
leader could have disastrous consequence
for the nation in case OF war. We have
repeatedly expressed the same idea in
connection with DISCUSSIONS over unifica-
tion 81 the armed services.
We are not williRE to risk the future
security and safety of this country in the
effort to save money on our prepared
nesS activities. ID il quite possible that
Il the future defense Of this country de-
peRds upon a single plan for war the
nation might find itself in the position ol
France after depending upon the Magi-
not line.
While il may not be cheaper i will
be safer To let the Army, the AR Force
aud the Navy plan the tactics and STRAIT
egy of their respective fields of service
Thus. the three services will not neces-
sarily develop identical plans. procedure,
and programs bat. in the event of war
one of the three will have something
capable of defending the nation.
4
Cowardiee makes most of the imposs.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
The HOUSE on LILAC STREET

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she hNaFd the fssu&8taSs4 fiseN
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through thR @#fe unwa kissM ikM
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

when you speak OF write. say some
thing. That h not as easy As 10 appears 10
be. Too many af us think We have 10 be
verbose to say something or expansive 10
write something. but just the reverse Is
true.
Frequently, The Citizen receives
news items from outside sources or from
residents that are FUN of ssaeralities that
mean nothlne.
weNtbreok Pegl~r. In hammering
away az Drew Pearson and others. who
have been attacking General Vaughan.
President Traman's milkaEv aide. quoted
paragraph after paragraph or sentence
after sentence denouncimg Vaughan. and
Ia al the abuse. - Pegler painted out. not
a single charge was made against
Vaughan.
The Citizen j. not concerned IN this
editorial about the status Of Vaughan ia
much publicized charges against the Five
PereenteFs.' who have been operating in
Washington. The question here j. the
point in being able To say or write some
thing without smotheFing Il in meaning
les generalities.
The art in writing Is 10 say something
In the fewezt words. A master Of that ara
was Charles A. Dana. who for II years
was managing editor Of the New York
Tribune. when il was edited BY the great
Horace Greeley. In 1915. Dana purchased
the New York san and made IL a greater
paper than the Tribune
Dana learned o. say much in few
words when he was with the Tribune. bat
he exceeded Greeley for terseneSs when he
edited the San.
Harry Sutphin who wrote editorial
paragraphs for the sun in the lS9Os up a.
Dana's death in 1897. told the writer THAI
he, Susphin. tried repeatedly. In testing
Dana. TO boil down bis PARAGRAPHS to the
bone. but always Dana was able Co cut out
a useless word or two IN them. "and make
stronger" Satphin said
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

Cal supplies lie advanced from
salesman O. sales manager and Ia
1882 was made manager Sc the
San Francesca district lle was
transferred io NeM YORK a. as
astani CD the president "a 1893
and m ls42 Wss elected psesident
IS tne employee a@fued campany
As president ui tiae Rotary Club
q New furk he Was ho4t b the
recent International conxention
winch dreW 100B0 Rotarians from
- Uuumtrss
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

hood toENs II
ter hool
hours eAft6r
several sale 8
Jobs he luineei
tn l8iI the
Western Eee
uN CO presle
esssor Of Gray
bar which 4
powne worlds
largest GA tFTb
utor If eleriFt-
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
CAUTIOUS

Having read somewh here that salt
water = injurious % garden plants. a
neighbor OF ours. deeply solicitious tor the
plants. always quits working among them
before he begins Ca sweat.-&Jackson
(MisSl Daily News.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

- 80 80
amd tore fAroHgh ths sxif.
- sAsrs aayshins ! can ae'-
aha lnasaiEed
Ne ne ennweEed shartiv.
Tfefe wax ! sihNnre fuE > Wls
nsens t@em. Ia Npla3 81 aaa Febsaa.
DeTF tried once usoFa
" hat ara yea GoAmM 10 0u
whef you get OF th@ bus
He paused TO- q moment
hive yes tsr 10 - whsn you
Only 70 the terminal parking
l01 60 Get my esr. ha a e0an~
paratiyely short drive home fFosn
there"
-Thafs OK then; Hn give
you chance % Get Neii cat
% ~ This ss the idea. As We pull
into she terminal. wc get up and
leave fha bus together. Don't hur-
~, and dont luxsAcafe la any way
that theses anything wTona Vel
make for your car-tnen III nNaf
a. Neilg" the man beside her
a4keN quietly.
As Quietly as hi4 quezEion. ahN
anxw red. Yes ard then thny
were irving into the terminal
uFa sOuT appearing 90 aiance
w a oand. she nosiCed that the
stFanecrs weFc definitely fuli0N.
IA = u. AlthouNh hes c1ntAnAakd
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30


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sleF ana rsarHa4nt g. ths aHth"atta
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- tha ffamsFahls Aaufitnfs isnpeE.
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euls na ths state 80 ttnrAslA - Amd
f..r A.snr..s ts.amts. an fbe sth aaB
- auts M 1873 ths unAsFas nssi
a. gefmfn .sslansFr - Parts 90 h~fs-
tsfars amut lntasf - fh~ suart btfr
stant o. aaiA ftFdef ~ 80 terms
fhafssaf uttf offer fuF AL Hma a@it
81 bnhflr anf.rf fa - BE hHet aua
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deer 80 ths toHmiB t.uff ti"ufs ~
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fuesn ths huufs Hf uH ufiut
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efF.rt a.stanf tsna tlamafea
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Baton street and fanH&nA
thsn.s 4lauN said f@tan street
IN NaFfhFasfsffr atfsr tiua
N8ats aw@h tsth fest thsnre
a. rwhf angiss ta ufhsast.
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
TODAY'S
BIRTHDAY
~ N Nlswsssoswss

ALFRED HARRIS NIcoLL. born
july 80. isae. in San Francssco
President of the GFayhsr El~c-
trc Co. be- started AIS business
career o. 3orklnG IN ueighbor-
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

Th, United States make and
uses an averaGe II % bEllson tin
cars q year
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Key West In
DAYS ConcaBy
as TAKES FRoN ~
OF TIE CITIZEN o
July 1o. 1888

State WPA AdminisFrhEr Roy
Schruesier announced. to-day that
II Curry MaEeno has fsagned as
supervisor in KEY West The
resignation goes into effect %
mluTrmM
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

Fellpe Carbpnell was held up
and robta-d 81 o'cloCk this mara
ina a. he stepped fruFn his ear
near his hosme un Flemlng street
hioNeveF, ~ said. theFshbeFs got
only 81. ~ he had ieft has roll of
bills q has horne 49,
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

The Cuban Navy Bad. which
had been attending ne LionS'
convention ,u Pittsburgh and tire
MuFid's Falr n New York. az
rived IN key West to-day They
wili make the TRIO b Havana an
q Cuban gunhuat
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

II man springs from the ape. some men
haven't sprung very far.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

SUNDAY. JULy 81. te4e-To-
das ena0vss with > ia4a and as
piFina natafe TIE mind u intui-
tive rafhsr than logical bat a.
ways sincere. a very waasaaa5le
trait when pFopsNly baisneed by
push and endurance Beware of
tFeaefeFx.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

About S per cent % Eire-ire-
land age Epsc1palians
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

MONOGRAPH
Dear Readers:
A Key West housewife inquired
about the price Of an appliance. and
was told Il was s299s5 She was stump
ed because . niekle more was not ehaFg-
a. Probably the sellers wished TO keep
81. u the $500 bracket.
THE ORACLE
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Your Horoscope

SATURDAY. JuLY ~. is4e-
ToAav's native shouhi ataain to
eminenoe and pawer. Il not very
had aspects inteTpnse. IRE natsFs
carries . large armoumf ef courage.
endurance and talent and a re-
qulres very had aspecaa indeed
b. eantToxert is aaod inGluencez.
bss she aiFe~saun ef tie tnlensS Is
variable.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

John Phelan. captain of the
ferry u N Flaaler Arrived here
tostay from Fort Lau8srdaie to
Nlslt relative
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30

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