The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 6, 1939, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKAINIPIRI.. MONDAY FEB. 6 1939, E" r”‘ym" HEDE i "“ W SR W STEAMER MovzwmmsJ a4 “w o o @ 80 w0 00 \mu HBOUND so e e SCHE lll LED \\ll INGS LOCAL SAILINGS el scheduled to sail every At 6 p.m. tor Sit- ®ee0e0eees0ssesenoe PLANE ON TIME FROM INTERIOR ATLOCALPORT . 0 oo 5 s BAA Eiacica arri HOME ON BARANOF from Fair Mrs. C. O. White, who received a M R. W. fract of the left v he Mun: controis the ship row for Fai T mitting - - Ann's Hosp! 10 EMPLOYEES N * ™" ™. SOCIAL SECURITY MISSIOH&I’Y GTOUD o0 Yomg, pen stoumess o Magfs: Tomorrow|* Pension Fund express opposition inclusion of church employees under Announ s made today the Social Security Act. This is the (hat a me ne Int nom- recommendation made by the Social onal Missionary Society will be Security Board. tomorrow afternoon at Trinity hedral MEETING WEDNESDAY "t 1. Col. Francis C. Harrington. Army engineer, 2, Chicago. 3. University of Southern ‘Cali- fornia. Texas Christian. 4. Statement of unity of 21 Ameri. Apartments < 3 can states by all delegates at Lima, Miss Maghild O; Peru, conference. side, and all member re ur 5. Caribbean Sea area. be present. = LIFE AFTER 40 holds but the pleasante est thoughts for Josef inne and his wife, Rosina (above), whoe observed their 40th wedding anniversary. by giving a concert in New York and playing many of the piano duets for which they’re famous. The Lhevinnes first met at the Moscow conservatory as children and later won its highest musical honors, News . Q. Answers_-' ¢ By GEOHGE McMANUS % THE WAVES ROSE AT ROSE BAY in Sydney, New South W hour gale swept cily, pounding_harbor craft like this Jaanch against the s MINING MAN IS Third Luncheon Given Election of Officers At Jr. Trrripity Guild HERE FROM FLAT By Mrs. J. Chappell - Harry Donnelley Comes in i Jona ch Aboard PAA Plane- i Leaves on Baranof artments with roup of bridge- 1o indivic Apa € % bouquet flower An arrival from the Iditarod d t capital of Flat, is Harry Prizes were the af- 1ly who came in aboard the ternoon hy Sommers. e yesterday second; ., Donnel! 1dent K. J. Riley Investment Corporation Mr I. Lucas, t is enroute southward for a s business trip. & er of the dredgze properties t. which have been operating | N since 1909, Mr. Donneily ims ssment of an 8 per cent gold tax will seriously curtajl the pro- «’y.‘ FI close to the theatres and stores, with magnificent view of mountains and har- bor. Splendid foed, perfect gram Commenting further on Fiscal pro- J ig comfort, convenience and blems of the mining companies, Sup- | orvice erintendent Donnelly stated that LARGE :!.-w Say.50 taxes in the form of ess Profits| ROOMS, e stiphh Special Rates o bath. Permanent Guests. ALASKANS LIKE THE Hrtel Tax, Income Tax, Und fits ax, Gross Gold 1 ployment Compei security, and Capit ha n past years as 50 per cent of the the company. Alteration of the ta structure has however lightened the burden in 1938. HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO Population of the mining com- munity of Flat is about 150 in the winter and 300 in the summer. A| majority of the miners and employ- | u. s. Hall cHrrler ees leave immediately after seasonal Fellitiisr's Dock, Juneas o » ias ins ine | Leaves Femmer's Dock, eau, hutdown for the States, according every Wednesday at 7 0. to Mr. Donnelly. Mr. Donnelly is going south on the | | For RETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT Teveue of | Baranoff, For Information AT T e PR D.. B. FEMMER—Phone 114 More than two and a half million| Freight must be on dock not Frenchmen are members of consum- | later than 4 P, M. Tuesday. er cooperatives. | OFFICIAL MAPS OF ' JUNEAU—25¢ Hur J. B. 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