The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 15, 1933, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, 1933. Boys will like these study oxfords of brown of black calf with the smart per- forated band across the toe. $3.25 up tirls will approve the “grown-up” smartness of these T-strap siip- pers in kid or patenti with reptile trimming. $2.95 i ) Juneau’s Dtulv (.ros.s-u ord Puzzle 10. Member of the priestly -ACROSS 1. @hakeanear: Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 11. Deadens the sound of wtiated LIRSS abbr. S. | _dents now o8 fighting 3. Disfigure forces 4. A judge of cale e wams ruel i table nmh con- ance: colioq 42. At one time 41, Weird 4 ake solid 1orement may not be applicable all its phases to the Territory. ish Tax Discussed have their way, tax would be placed and fish products for of hog producers. py the threat which tax implies to the industry owners and ve launched a barrage sts and to their wofSes has been added that of Delegate Dimond. He sees in the proposed i NRA System for Territory Given i Approval : Details : (Continued from nal decision will r Details Not Fixcd ‘This, of course, is mer rough outline of the plan. De- tails have not been worked When they are, full particular will be sent to Alaska. ol a distinet peril to the In the meantime, it may be | © s of the Territorial gov- said authoritatively that com- € and the possibility of pliance with the President’s re-em- | Crippling what is Alaska's most ploynient agreement on the part of important industry Alaskans will be entirely a volun- Hogz | rs, it seems, have tary matter, First and foremost,| fa badly during these depres- the National Recovery Act is de-| vears and their woes have signed to build up, not tear down, been added to by the fact that a and NRA officials here are fully|large surplus hangs over a mar- Bpware that the re-employment ket that doesn't exist. The the- B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Leading Department Store MEN’S STAR BRAND Solid-Leather OXFORDS EXTRA TABLES ' ARE’ PROVIDED CARD AFFAR Pnzes Are Chosen to Be Awarded at Event of Elks November 24 Becagge ofthe latge nuymber of players asking for reservations at son to, the way they were played by the experts. After the playing is comple the analpses of the hands ar be given out and served. " EARTH SHoc A flistlncz éarth tre-mb]or was| ta - felt last night about 8:50 o'clock. | suranees et emteroe absela Residents on Lower Front and the California Grocery, Shop and other places noticed :l};ck which was of short dura- ‘Chnstmas holidays 'in Bermuda of the ——,o—— 1. SHOP IN JUNEAU KIDNAP PROSECUTOR IS REWARDED | with Christmas Holi- day in Bermudas pd Eastern bands refreshments| Star, Malcolm (Sandy) Smith leaves |on the Alaska for an extended trip {to New York via Szattle, Port- Hum San Francisco, Los An, an(l Chicago. 1 He is leaving two men driving | tunnel on his property this win- ing the on the work of Mr. Smith will spend |and return to Juneau about June Incidentally, on this trip he confer with the National rooms i will and calling especial the four charter Eastern MANY ATTEND EASTERN STAR DINNER TUESDAY | eighty members with and wives, cover dish dinner at the Scottish | Rite Temple last dinner M. S. ances that extensive develop-| organization in Junsau, Uiment work will start on his com- M Charles E. Naghel, ) Nug l\r\m holding during ne; ng.| T. Tripp and Mrs. Star the | hus’-“ the| their attended evenin, Du1-| hittier | gave an interesting talk, touching| the Eastern Star attention to J§ members of the and > He Anna Webster. | the Following the dinner members conducted | their regular meeting in the lodge | and later cards joyed by all who wished to play. were en- | Time Barometer Temp. Humdity Wind Velocity ~ Weathes 4 pm. yest'y 2997 46 94 SE 12 Rain 4 am. today 29.78 49 88 SE 14 Rain Noon today 29.96 44 80 Bl 5 Rain ). 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHEER BUREAU The Weather < [ /By the U. 8. Weather Burcau) i H LOCAL DATA Forecast for Junean and vicinity. bezinning at 4 pm., Nov. 15: Rain tonight and Thursday; fresh southeast winds. CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS TODAY YESTERDAY | m-ghect 4pm. | Lowest 4a.m. 4a.m. Preclp. 4am. ory that 1i8s back0f ‘the ‘proegss- tax is that if other commodi- are taxed money will thus be ecured which can be paid to the rais°rs of porkers for holding down production. The commodities to which the tax is applied will have| to add it to their selling price| and pork, tax free, will thus be more in demand. In passing, it| may be said that only those en- ;aged in raising hogs appear to have given the plan their whole- hearted support. Dimond Cites Effects A hearing took place a few days 1go and Delegate Dimond explain- ed what imposition of the pro- cessing tax would do to the peo- ple of Alaska. A top tax of $2.40 might be placed on a case of sal- mon under the plan. The fisher- ies industry hasn’t been notably| more prosperous recently than the hog industry and how it would enter the competitive markets wlthI a handicap of that character the Delegate confessed he didn’f know. The buying public would be dis- inclined to pay the greatly in- creased price for fish and as a result sales would be bound. to fall off sharply. 1 As a further reswt, fishing op- erations in Alaskan waters would be curtailed and many of those who depend upon that industry for a livelihood would be thrown out of employment. The reprecussion would soon be felt by the Terri- torial government, which derives over 80 per cent of its taxation revenue from the fisheries, and it would be forced to spend less on schbols and indigents and in oth- er directions. ! Outcomc Is Conjecture All these argliments and many more, (were advanced by Mr. Di- mond orally at the harlng and elaborated upon in a brief filed with George N. Peek, administrator of the Agricultural Adjtistment Act. Another point brought out; was that in the strict sense of the' word fish is not competitive with pork in the manner that beef and mutton are, that its, consumption, is based to a large eant on re-, ligious principles, and ml ) fore no tax of the pr acter ought to be apj What final debermlmtlon _will be made is conjectural, but if Tur- ther hearings are oanductcd,, Delegate Dimond will reiterate and i amplify the mumenu in oppasi- tion to the tax. 3 e —— Al Smith Is . Visitor at White House WASHINGTON, Nov. 15— Fcrmer Gov. Alfred E. Smith, of New York, visited the White House yesterday and had tea with the President. It was the first personal chat the two have had since the 1932 elec- tion. 3 Afterwards Smith was asked if they talked politics and he replied that nobody said a word about politics except one, one of the Roosevelt children, who dsked for another plece of cike. 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