The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 16, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX ~ C.D.A. CARD PARTY | iB, 11, relating to collection of excise Wednesday evening at 8, Parish MANY Bllls :Laxes on liquor Hall. Pinochle, bridge, whist. Prizes | Passed H. B. 34, by Reps. Tolbert and refreshments. adv Scott and John “J. O'Shea, setting - i up a Tax Commission, but amend- BUY WAR BONDS ing the bill to take the commission , out of the hands of the Treasurer land to put the appointment and Salule Spring in a Wogl Sujt New The House passed tour measures| that the appointee be a citizen of and killed two yesterday afternoon, the United States. Also amended and the Senate passed five meas- was the salary, setting it at $5,000 ures. Action taken in the House was per year instead of at $4,200. as follows | » - Killed H. B. 52 by Rep. Leo Rogge, | passed under a suspension of the In Senate rules. The Senate carried out the fol- Senator N. R. Walker introduced lowinz business yesterday after- a memorial to Secretary of the In- noon: terior Harold Ickes, to Congress and Passed House Joint Memorial 7 by to Alaska Delegate Anthony J. Di- Rep. Hardcastle, praying that troll- mond urging an examination and ers as well as other fishermen be survey of the salmon spawning | allowed to keep one pound of hali- grounds for the purpose of enlarging | but for every other seven pounds the spawning areas in order to bring PRICED 000 for the work. $16.75 o $36.75 MATCHING FELT SPORT HATS $3.00 to $4.50 Jones - Stevens Sewnrd Street of fish caught when the halibut are about a further increase in the | caught in closed grounds. amount of salmon processed in the Passed H. J. M. 5 by Rep. Andrew Territory. censorship regulations with the aim of reducing hardships on Alaskans. , - HAVE EXAMINATIONS " ONTHURSDAY, 8P.M.| |class of Nurses' Aides will be given Sp[(lAl AN NOUN(EMENTI on Thursday evening at 8 pm. in " announced today by Mrs, Gertrude | Naylor, publicity chairman for the | | Nurses' Aides. | present at this time, it was stated. | 2 DEL ' V ER ' Es \ Examinations will be given by | Mrs. Amelia Gundersen, Voluntcer! DAILY | — | ® THE MORNING DELIVERY CLOSES ‘I‘Y p H o o N Gundersen urging investigation of e »;000 NURSES’ AIDES T0 Passed Senate Substitute for S. Examinations for the second ithe Public Health Center, it was e All Aides in this class must be {Red Cross instructor AT 9:30A. M. You have heen AFTERNOON DELIVERY CLOSES AT 1:00 P. M. waiting for! ‘ ALLSIZES at H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man MINIMUM DELIVERY $2.00 o BERF'S CASH GROCERY PHONES 104-105 | NEW ==z SPORT OXFORDS Moccasin Oxtord in Tan or White Elk . . . Rubber Soles . .. Sizes 410 8 $4.50 Gillie Type Oxford in Tan or White . . . Rubber Soles . . . Sizes 4 to 8 4.50 FAMILY SHOE STORE Seward Street ever THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA. ~ troops. STANDARD OIL GIVES $85,000 other matters under the Goverrior | M 0 N D A y‘:fi‘; fnorkes outthe. aunitieation | Large Donation Made by | Alaska for thee vears, proviaing ony| COMpany fo Alaska, Ha- waii, Western States Describing the needs of the Am- erican Red Cross as greater before, H. D. dent of the Standard Oil Compa ifornis Joseph 10 RED CROSS month. ill for many and funeral announced later. - than Presi-| M Ly Eranted a Russell in the Leota Ru divort Collier, today this morning at 9:15 a Government Hospital, where he has been a medical patient for the past ell from Scott, 28 years old, died m. at the Mr. Scott, a local native, has been months. Remains are at the Charles W. Carter Mortuary arrangements DIVORCE GRANTED has Dane S. United States Dis- tion of announced T s i ¢ s hs Killed Substitute for H. B. 62 by | $8 contribution to the Red |1t OO o e A Rep. Crystal Snow Jenne, a measure SHIPPING OUT Cross drive in the seven weste PRSP RS M I 0 VT R, ks A . SR T T which would have raised beverage laska and the Hawaii ! : dispensary licenses from towns of RA"ONED FOOD { ! not more than 1,500 persons to $1,000 | il ais- | § A N N 0 U N [‘ T ?\} G ! nstead of the present $500, and for he’ West w | y L i ! otlier towns to $2,000 instead of the ! A bill introduced in the Senate! ) ik a il ! n:;,wn \’1"\””1; o b n ;)e.s((t;(l;\\' ;mexl'my)n;][ly)-lPx(l<;r|;-‘1';v((‘> whick PRy ! E\T < D i 'h‘ [ : Passed H 80, by Reps. Rogge Jochran prohibits the exporta- | . i M s ! 1 v nd Frank H. Whaley, doubling the | tion from Alaska of merchandise ra- [ ‘' T0HeIV e 1 A0 ¢ ey ! eW Uuwners 13 0 ! mp on liquor, but the House 'tioned anywhere in the United| . -o% "MW SCES (0 \"": ! ¢ ! killed the emergency clause and if | States unless by bona fide producers | COMCCent Wi LhiS anwounces ¢ T}.‘ f B I l \ kil the emersenicy clause and it | States unless by bon tide producers |y ‘e conier saaresed » - | 1 NE Daranof Beauty Salon | effective until 90 days after its| Persons violating this proposed |ler to the more than 2 | & ; { pass law would be liable to a $1,000 imn‘;’;“‘\‘ ”‘ :l‘l"l(‘:\‘lf a 7‘“—”»-"1 i ! with H Passed H. B. 74 by Rep. R. E. or a year in jail. The bill is designed |they in ally also give as lib- | { | Hardeastle, amending the law relat- to prevent the shipping of rationed |crally as possible, explaining that | BARBAPA GARREH as manager Bfld Operafor ! ing to municipal corporations and ' commodities by Alaskans to friends |“the impact of the war has forced | > W g § their management to give the board and relatives Outside, a practice |the Red Cross to expand its facili- t and : in charge of any public utility in that has been reported to author-|ties and personnel manyfold to } 3 any city complete and aboslute con- | ities. | meet the demands upon it. Conse- | LOUISE ERICKSON and IRIS NELSON as ! 2 > / trol over such utility without inter- | Senator Edward D. Coffey intro- /quently its need for funds is great- : * 0 erators : A ke ference from City Councils after duced a memorial urging the War |er than ever before, including the | p { PLEATED SKIRT the members of the board have been | Shipping Administration and the |last war. Because of this we should | ! SMOOTH-FITTING appointed. Secretaries of War and Navy to eX- inot gauge our 1943 contribution by ! CAROI.YN REYNOLDS § CASUAL JACKET Passed H. B_. 59, by Rep. Joseph 'amine into the transportation sys-!, comparison with what we gave | z 4 W.erhoe. paying hospitals for care 'tem to and fron_1 and within Alaska |y, 1942 but should give the maxi- | owner z Powder Blue of indigents. by water, rail, air and to see if more | ) we can afford.” J ! Passed H. B. 72 by Rep. William airplanes can be supplied for the | o : : Egan, setting up a system for caring use of civilians and to take steps to Th B f B t S l for tubercular cases in the Territory remedy the congested conditions. The U. S. Marine Corps is train- ‘ e arano eau Y a On i Sizes 12 to 40 in hospitals and appropriating $25,- = Senator Coffey’s memorial Wwas|ine glider pilots and glider-borne : In the Baranof Hotel Phone 538 2 § 14 will be| py JOSEPH SCOTT DIES AT | GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL WAR pOWERS 53 7okt wortil | following voted against the bill this |vey TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1943 | Reps. R. E. Hardcastle, Alaska d the Senate by a|Linck, Wallace Porter, Leo Rogge, ago. The | Christian Roust, Tolbert Scott, Har- Frank Whaley weeks Smith, BY9T07VOTE this war a 9-7 vote, the House morning killed the Senate’s powers bill which would have giv- en the Governor the power to pre- seribe at the request of the military authorities regulations controlling various health iutation and a- been BILL IS KILLED " PHONE 92 EARLY ROSE SEED POTATOES Buy Your Needs NOW! LOTS OF FRESH VEGETABLES—— Carrots, Lettuce, Celery, Parsnips, nfabagas, Tomatoes, New Cabbage A big assortment of Borden's Cocktail Cheese “omplete ~—LIMBURGER, TOO, in our Cheese ¢ nt. Wire, Write or ‘Phone Your Order WHERE SERVICE, PRICE AND QUALITY MEET We DELIVER TO DOUGLAS—Each Tuesday and Friday EORGE BROTHERS | 2 DELIVERIES DAILY 10:30 A. M. 2:30 P. M. IN BUSINESS SINCE 1908 and still doing the largest grocery business in Junea . This man was taught not to drink water This Message for VICTORY ATER . i . just plain drinking water . : » i§ 2 mighty scarce item to American soldiers now in the North African deserts. And what little water they can find, often isn’t fit to drink. o So before our soldiers were landed in Africa, they were put through a stiff course of training to wean them away from drink- ing water! They were taught to dip water from streams in cups, and add a dash of iodine before drinking. This served the double purpose of disinfecting the water, and of making it taste pretty terrible. Each time, a heavier dash of iodine was added (but never enough to be dangerous), until finally the soldiers lost all desire for drinking water except in prepared drinks. An American soldier's favorite drink The favorite prepared drink of the Amer- ican soldier is goqd, old-fashioned lemon- SAVE WITH U.S. WAR BONDS EVERYBODY...EVERY PA\DAY... ade! But how were our boys to carry * lemonade around with them? - The Desert Warfare Board found the answer to that one . . . in what they call Field Ration K. This provides three meals for one man, each in a separate box, with a total weight of 33 ounces, and a total value of 3700 calories. Field Ration K provides meat three times a day . . . veal luncheon meat for break- fast, . pork luncheon meat for dinner at noon, and cervelat sausage at supper time. It provides coffee for breakfast, bouillon for dinner, and a package of lemon juice powder to make lemonade for supper. Ration K also includes malted milk tab- lets, biscuits, a bar of chocolate, and three sticks of chewing gum. Sounds like “good eatin’'” for those American boys in Africa, doesn’t it? Makes you feel mighty good to know they’re so well cared for! We'll all agree that the best of everything is.none too good for our boys! 2 The things our fighting men need and deserve, cost money. They cost so much money that if we are to provide them, it will mean that each of us will have to invest at least 109 of his or her income in War Bonds and Stamps. a#aaEpwsl Perhaps you are already putting 10% of your pay in War Bonds every payday. But can’t you boost that 10% . : . just a little? You can if you'll try ... and you'll try all right, if you'll just stop and think how badly that money is needed! Think, too, about what a swell investment War Bonds are. Safest investment in the world . . . and, for every $3 you invest in War Bonds today, you get back $4 ten years from now! L - AT LEAST 107 PACIFIC AMERICAN FISHERIES Speaker James V. Davis.