The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 24, 1941, Page 8

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Meeting death during the after-| session were bills to raise the num old age assistance allow- from $45 to $60 a month, ap- | prepriating $300,000 for construec- tion of a Territorial Building at Ju- neau, appropriating $500 for the Liv-| |engood community center and di- recting sale of the Pioneers’ Home <o that the inmates won't be bombed by | a foreign foe. \ BREAK GROUND " FOR BUILDING, SITKA OFFICES, ‘ ProfessionaTfiaIernily fo! Have Own Structure at | Naval Base City SITKA, Alaska, March 23—(Spec- ial Correspondence)—Ground was broken for the erection of the Con- | way office building this week, i which is to provide offices for | Sitka’s professional fraternity. Drs. | Charteris and Scharpenburg will IuLilxzc most of the second floor of | the structure for their clinic. The remaining offices will be taken up | by dentists and lawyers, it is ex- | pected. Harold Foss, of Juneau, is the | architect for the new building, and | | Ray Peterman is the contractor. 1941 SESSION LAWS REACH NUMBER 27 Total number of session laws ) enacted by the 15th Territorial Legislature up to today was 27. | | | | | | The latest provides that fees for | bank examinations shall be paid by the bank to the Territorial | Banking Board which will pay the examiner, Other recently signed laws of general interest provide that pub- lic utility districts may be dis- solved in the same manner as mu- nicipal corporaticns and that whenever the general laws of the United States requiring annual labor upon mining claims in Al- aska are suspended the laws of Al- aska shall likewise be suspended dpon the same terms and condi- tions, el DR., MRS. HARS(H DEPART;RETURNING T0 LAW (LASSES Dr. Alfred Harsch, who has been | in Juneau since the first of the year as a tax consultant to the Territory, left with Mrs. Harsch| on the steamer Alaska this morn- ing to return to their home in beattle. Spring quarter classes at the University of Washington, where Harsch is a law professor, convene | next Monday morning. Dr. Harsch was assigned to Lhe]‘ Territory by the Public Administra- tion Clearing House of Chicago. NO ONE HURT 7 {Midnight Collision Takes sustained by the nanimous Mood Buy |car driven by Jack McDani when he collided with a ¢ Pflimings Ek |by John Safre at midnight day on the corner of Fifth and Gold Streets. McDaniel's car was !pill for installing a heating plant|down Fifth Street and hit aska newspaper. ! House and another passed by a vole | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1941. SPECIAL! | TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY | PHONE ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT CAREFUL ATTENTION SPECIAL SESSION CALL URGED BY ALASEA SENATE Upper House Also Passes Tax Committee Bill- No Sales Tax on Gov. Ernest Gruen- special session of the ‘'on or about January | ate joint memorial No.| illivan of Nome passed | ite in amended form today. | enate also passed Sullivan’s TURKEY, RUSSIA IN PACT Will Publish “Declaration of Friendship™ at Mid- night Tonight ISTANRITE. Turbae Mas-t 21 Unofficial but reliable sources | th said Turkey and Kiuss.a wai .o o lish simu'taneously at midnigh tonight mmon declaration f friendship.” The declaration, it is said ans that Russia will aid Tur- y “by every means short of war' if she is attacked by Ger- many, , Calling ing to c bill to appropriate $5,000 for expenses of a Special Legislative Tax Com- | of members of the House and e to study the Alaska tax struc- i recommend legislation to pecial session. against both measures was or Norman R. Walker of Ket-| > action of the Senate this as to table b AS (AR IURNS | were Walker and Don Carlos Bro UPSIDE DOWN = — v TAYLOR GOES OUT T0 BUY EQUIPMEN head of the Alask: on, sailed on th teamer Alaska yesterday for Se attle where he will purchase rou equipment to used during the con: ing season. Taylor expects to complete hi. business in time to leavé Seattle Ap ril 9. Place at Corner of Gold | and Fifth Streets | Only minor bruises and cuts were oceupants of a com- " |(ITY MAKES ANNUAL ! PAYMENT ON BONDS ATl Bassnbess oR MM Rerturted] . p° Olty Ol JURSHC b R - s overturned |\ ) payment of $4810 to Seattle were taken to St. Ann's WOSPItal o) poay harbor bonds, according to or first aid and dismissed | Mayor Harry I. Lucas, BB ERA pletelly overturned. Young McDanijel allegedl hrough a stop sign while | Included in the payment is $2,- The Daily Alaska Emplre has the 000 on the bond issue, semi-annual argest paid circulation of any Al interest and general obligation bond i payment. e e NOTICE!! FUR FARM FOR SALE 1 rice Island, in Gambier , the property of the (L?\nhl.]{kr of Oscar Larson, deceased, consisting of a one room frame house in good condition, equipped wnt.h a range and household-equipment, a smoke house, a feed shed. a tool and wood shed, three small row boats, im- proved premises for garden, and stocked with 20 female and 3 male blue foxes. The 1 hel('lfip a permit from the United States Fores This property must be disposed of without delay, a ‘\\'IH sell on rea- sonable terms. See or write to Felix Gray, U. S. Com- missioner, Juneau, Alaska. 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