If the United States should agree
to this extension of its responsibil
ity under the peace pact and
Prance should feel such action
sufficiently insures security against
attack, officials believe the French
objections, which prevented agree
ment at Geneva, might dissolve
sufficiently to permit of some def
inite accomplishment.
JUNEAU STILL
WITHOUT BEER;
NONE ARRIVES
Northwest Brewers Behind
with Orders—No Offic
ial Ban on Its Sale
For another week, at least, pos
sibly longer, Juneau will go without
any of the 3.2 per cent beer. N)t
because of official ban, for officially
the manufacture and sale of the
beverage as well as 3.2 per cent
wine is perfectly legal in Alaska,
according to United States District
Attorney H. D. Stabler.
Brewers of the Pacific Northwest
are swamped under the demand of
local communities and, said ar
rivals here today from Seattle, the
supply on sale does not begin to
equal the demand. Many people
who were in Seattle when the sale
opened, despite efforts to contact
sources of supply, didn’t even see
any of the new brew, much less
quaff it.
No Bar Here
Federal officials here have no
idea of interfering with the manu
facture and sale of the beverage as
long as the regulations of Federal
and Territorial Governments are
complied with, it was announced
today by Mr. Stabler. Bootleg
ging will be severely dealt with and
legitimate businesses encouraged.
