The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 14, 1943, Page 2

PAGE TWO AP Features 0. weapons is the poster- of the home front’s most potent war a POSTERS TO HELP WINTHEWAR for the duration of the war, and| three years thereafter all tinpro= duced in the United States, inelud- |ing Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Victory, the Council for Democracy, and New ;the Virgin Islands, at the purchase York's Museum of Modern Art. Of 2,224 entries }pr'lce of at least $1 per pound. picture that received, 216 were placed on display at the A Mill to authorize the Alasknl will be made available for wide- | Legislature to grant portions of land | lis graphically why the people must work museum and |of the Pioneers’ Home at Sitka, Al- | harder, buy more bonds, make every possible spread distribution by the Office of Civilian Lol %o City of Sitka for street | acrifice to win the war. Recently artists Defense, other government agencies, business ipums_ | hroughout the country were asked to enter firms and civic groups. Below are four of the | A bill authorizing the Russian Or- | a poster competition sponsored Thisis the Enemy | by Artists for best Artists: Karl Koehler, Victor Ancona Washinglon Cabbies Give Safety Traffic Lectures as Chatter Continued from Page One) ween the back and front seats. Hut there’s something deeper than that, something that only can be explained by the nature of the rs. They're a class apart: either friendly southerners who just can't keep from being friend- northerners who have lost inhibitions. So far as I know, the only man who ever thought of putting this acteristic to use is Public| ilities Gommission Chairman| H. Flanagan. two blitzkrieg “directives,” nagan has taken steps to chan-| ¢l cabby chatter into those di-| ari Kelief At Last For Your Cough { Creomulsion relieves promptly be- | c-use it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel g-rm laden phlegm, and aid nature othe and heal raw, tender, in- | d hronchial miucous mems= ' T U your drugzist to sell you | le of Creomulsion with the un- in” 11 must like the way it | ys the cough or you are | e your moner back. | FOMULSION | fcr Coughis, Chasi Colds, I'ronchitis | rections where it will do the most 300d. From now on, the conversation you get from the front seat here is supposed to run something like this: “Now look at that mug, crossing in the middle of the street. He almost got hit. He might have gotten a lot of broken bones. I hope you don't do any- thing like that, lady. Always cross on the green light and never cut across the middle of a block. That way, the chances are 100 to 1 and no bookie ever gave better| odds than that—you won't end up| as a pedestrian casualty in some hospital.” Or: “Did you see that lug—the way he shot out from the curb without signalling? And then | made a left turn across two lanes of traffic? Do you drive a car, Mister? Well, I hope you don’t dtive one llke that. We got to get our accident rate down and it's tellows like that that run it up.” In other words, the more 1,700 local cab drivers here now traffic safety lecturers and some of them take their work pretty seriously. But that isn't all Flanagan, having gotten this idea of directing the capital cabbies’ conversations into channels that be of some value to the community, has issued another ‘“directive Instead of saying, “Thanks Pal, to those customers who add a tip to the fare (or even those who don’t), Washington jehus are now supposed to usher their fares out with: “And now, Madame (Sir or than are ,|of the Anchoroge Light and Power | | thodox Greek Catholic Church of | | North America to purchase land on | | spruce Island, Alaska. A bill to revise the Alaska Game Law which reenacts most of the law | | but changes it in several particulars. | | It treats the assignment to military | service in Alaska as taking up of | residence there so that at the ex-| piration of one year of military service in the Territory members are eligible for resident hunting licenses. | The bill also clarifies the status of Filipinos so that they shall be "trcal.ed as citizens of the United | States for the purposes of the game | laws. | A bill for the relief of Sigurd J. E. | Wallstedt in full settlement of | claims against the government for| injuries sustained on July 17, 1941,] at Seward, Alaska, while a passenger in a United States Army vehicle. A bill for the relief of James W,! | Relly of Anchorage, in full settle- | {ment for the loss of his personal | # | effects in the fire which destroyed | a building owned and operated by " | the Alaska Railroad, at Healy, on May 9, 1941. | A bill to place the office of the | Secretary of the Territory of Alaska | under the classified civil service cov- ;erlnx the present secretary. Va- cancies shall be filled by appoint- | ment by the President, but no per- | {son shall be eligible who has mot | been a bonafide resident of Alaska for the period of at least three years | immediately preceding the date of | | appointment. The bill also fixes the ! salary of the secretary at not:less | than §5,600 a year. ; A bill providing for the suspension l 2 |of annual assessment work off all | mining claims held by location in | the United States, including Alaska, for the duration of the war. A bill authorizing the Secretary | jof the Interior, because of the war, | |to defer or waive payments under | {non-mineral leases of public lands in Alaska when proper showing is made that normal activities on such .lcased land is impossible because of the war. A bill authorizing the Secretaryof the Interior to incur obligatios far the benefit of natives of Alaskaidh advance of the enactment of leg- | islation ‘making appropristions | therefor. 3 | A bill authorizing the construction of a military supply highway to Al- aska, from Prince George, B. C, Oanada, to Whitehorse, Y. T.,, Can- ada, along the general vicinity of | the ‘A" Route recommended by the | Alaskan International Highway | Commission, and authorizing thc! | appropriation of $25,000,000 for such ! construction. Artist: Louis Tytell | Miss), you ain't forgot | nothing?” | According to Flanagan and the | sure you | PUC, this is just another step i“!thus permitting the employees of | | combatting the ravages of WAar.: the government, including the em- lwhih‘ the rest of the country has |had a marked decline in traffic! fatalities since tire and gasoline | | ratiening and reduction in driving| siding in municipalities on the line | speeds started, Washington has|political campaigns involving the | immunvd to an all-time high. | muncipality in which they reside. e A bill providing for a 25 per cent {Dimond to Introduce 21 Bills at Present | Sessigll _ol (ongress (Continued from Page One) | Alaska over that paid employees of | the Post Office Department occupy- | ing similar positions and performing | similar duties in the States. | ———— | RETAIL CLERKS | T0 GIVE DANCE the Alaska Workmen's Compensa- | tion Laws. | A bill to extend the Federal Ju- | i venile Delinquency Act to the Ter-! ritory of Alaska. ! At a meeting of the Retail Clerk’s A bill to extend to Alaska the!Union, held last night in the ‘AFL benefits of an act providing for the Hall, nominations for officers for promotion of vocational rehabilita- |the new term were held and plans tion Of persons disabled in industry |were laid for“a dance, to be given or otherwise, and their return to|February 6 in the Elks Ballroom. civil employment. This bill also| Committee in charge of the affair authorizes for the fiscal year ending |will be Velma Tew, chairman; June 30, 1944, and annually there- | Eyelyn Brown, Quincy Adams, Mrs. after, the sum of $15,000 to be avail- | Florine Housel and Roberta Ev- able for allotment under such act. |eretts. A bill to authorize the City of An-| prank Marshall addressed union chorage to purchase and improve members at last night's meeting, the electric light and power system | gicoussing points for the better- ” ment of the organization. Co, Inc, and for this purpose 0| glection of officers will be held issue bonds in the sum of not to| i 4 t the next E - exceed $1,250,000 in excess of present ?xled tor Jflz‘:f::y”smmeetmg‘ g | statutory debt limits. A bill authorizing and directing : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA |the north of the Don Bend is not A bill to amend the Hatch Act, | ployees of the Alaska Railroad, re- | / increase in salary of every employee |f of the Post Office Department in |f the Metals Reserve Co., to purchase Empire Classifieds Pay! T RED ARMY IS STAGING (OMEBACK Sepa raieSTearhead' At-| facks Stabbed-Many * Towns Recaptured (Continued from Page One) the drive is continuing The official dispatches received here stating the Germans claim the Russians have launched a new of- fensive against the Leningrad siege! line or on the Voronezh front to mentioned here in any communique and officials state they have re- ceived nothing from those sectors.| Dispatches have been received stating the Red Army has recap- | tured Novo Blagodarnoye. This| places the Russian advance more than 20 miles west of Spa. One Russian offensive has swept through Kumagorsky on past Zhuravskoye, 50 miles north of Mineralnye Vody. LUTHERAN LADIES’ AID Goodie Sale, Shattuck Bldg., Sat- urday, Jan. 16, beginning 10 a.m. adv. il g ipagriiial In 1918 there were about 30 government agencies, as compared with 81 today Put3-purposeVa-tro-nolupeach || nostril. It (1) shrinks swollen || membranes, (2)soothesirritation, | | 3) hel, ! id- s v Fonow VICKS VA-TRO-NOL directions in folder. |4 ALL YOU NEED IS A DAILY SPOTOF SUN It's ultra-violet in Summer sunshine, that helps your body store up resistance and build sound tissues. You can get the same beneficial ef- fectsfromaG-ESun- lamp. Just as rich in ultra-violet and always handy. Use it a few minutes every day, from now through Spring. See how much better you feel. Let the whole family use it, especially the youngsters. Ask to see the G-E Sun- lamps. The new popular LM-4 lamm illustrated is only $37.50. Alaska Eleciric Light and Power Co. GENERAI ELECTRIC flnt/;””/ ‘ ® 00 000 v o WEATHER REPORT (U. 8. 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