The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 14, 1944, Page 6

PAGESIX GEORGE BROTHERS Saper Market It isn't exactly spring yet . . . but * you can get many cleaning items from George Brothers such as: Rolls of Plain Steel Wool, S. 0. S., Soil Off, 01d Dutch Cleanser, Wall STILL MANY SEATS LEFT FOR SHOWING Bond Premieré Will Be Kickoff for Bond Campaign Practically all loge seats for the Bond Premiere next Tuesday night have been taken, bond drive offi- cials reported today, but there are still many general admission seats to be taken by those purchasing $18.75 Serles E bonds today, tomor- row and Monday. LUTHERANS ELECT 3 COUNCILMEN:TO BUY WAR BOND At the annual meeting of the Resurrection Lulneran Church last night the following three men were elected to the Church Council for the coming three-year period: Ed 0. Jacobson, John Reck, and C. F. Wyller. Remaining on the Council from former elections are: J. A. Krug- ness, Sr., John Krugness, Jr., Bert McDowell, W. A. Rasmussen, Dr J. O. Rude, and Arthur Uggen These men will be installed as Councilmen at the regular Worship Service next Sunday morning Church Building Fund The most interesting item of the evening was the reports on the new church building fund: The Ladies’ Aid reported $1,157 set aside for that purpose and the church treas- urer reported $1,556 set a total of $2,713. Of the money held by the church treasurer, $5$00 is already in war bonds and during the pres- ent war bond .drive a $1,000 bond {will be purchased. Paper Cleaner, Lye, Drano, Sal. Soda, Oakite, Melo, Bluite, Nu- Blue, Powdered Borax, Red Devil [ oncs or e mona promere may Soot Cleaner, Sani-Flush, Waxed [ fener s Vo i o ovine Floor Cleaner, Johnson's Wax, [ mummotiiie o rusons e Silver Polish, Brilliantshine Met- &' v, “ueiicn et ish, 3-in-1 Qil, Furniture Polish, [ e e tator mmea: Windex, Bon Ami, Ammonia, B ‘s o ve o Stop Spot Clorax - and dozens of J &t tiasmea’ e soin too numerous to mention here. i SN & e i of R DROP IN AND SEE THEM! il D Al Special Today C g e Svgn (o; Ijv‘orylEar 4 Bars 2 5 Best Cash Grocery PHONES 92-95 Lorin T. Oldroyd, Director | Thom, U.S.N.R. priorities officer for air traffic there; John King, ‘Fmrbflnks were Robert J. Sommers, lof the Sommers Construction Co, and Franz Daugherty of the Alaska Office of Indian Affairs. [ |of PAA, ER of the University of Alaska Ex- tension Service PAA radio man of Juneau. - - XMAS FUND Leavin early this morning for WOODLEY ARRIVES HEALTH COUNCIL Superintendéfit Eiler Han- TH DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE —JUNEAU, ALASKA INCOME TAX | BLANKS ARE ~ COMINGSOON (Greatest Filing Period in i History Anficipated ; by Officials TACOMA, Wash., Jan. 14.—Dis-| tribution of income tax forms to; |about 900,000 taxpayers in the dis-| itrict of Washington and Alaska is |now under way, according to Clark ' Squire, Collector of Internal Rev-| | enue. | | Virtually the entire staff of the| Collector’s office is engaged in pre- |paring the 1943 forms for mailing. Large quantities are being mailed, |daily, and distribution in the state| should be completed by January 10. The office is preparing for the! greatest income tax filing period in: |its history. While approximately ! Phore PIGGLY WIGGLY Phone 16 QUALITY with DEPENDABILITY 24 ! CALIFORNIA JUMBO IGARBANZOS g A LOMA LINDA FOOD OF ; EXTRA QUALITY AND FLAVOR GARBANZOS are a delicately flavored nourish- ing legume definitely alkaline and a natural source of protein and food minerals. Recipes for Cooking on Each Package AND FOR OTHER LOMA LINDA FOODS OF QUALITY ) [ i [ Pleoly mieeLy __| district, more than a million returns' |are expected to be filed, due to the |increase in population and greater |number of persons receiving taxable | {income. { 1 Two types of forms are being dis-| I tributed. Persens who filed 1942, returns on Form 1040A (short form) | will receive the 1943 version of the same form, and taxpayers filing| Form 1040, covering all types of in-| come and salaries in excess of $3000 | will be furnished this type of return. In addition to the forms and re- lated instructions, all persons who filed 1942 returns will receive Form 1125 showing the total tax com- | puted on their 1942 return and the |amount of that tax paid to the Collector during 1943. This infor- | mation will be entered on the 1943 return, and, in support of the de- {duction claimed on the return for ;the tax paid in 1943, Form 1125 (should be attached to that return {when it is filed on or before March 15 | The individual who receives sala |or wages subject to withholding | must know the amount of tax with- |held by his employer during 1943. In view of this necessity, every em- ployer is required to give each em- ployee this month a receipt on Form W-2, showing how much wages were ; ¥ id the P SGT. FRANK FIEL of Portland, Me., and WAC Pvt. Rena Hicks of Louis- !"(’\’x Bang w‘l‘:';ll’h‘e"lfj" and _how much ville, Ky., forget rank and guns and the grimmer facts of war and look | _carsia : ! {He vointed out that there will be |two main ciasses of taxpayers— ¥ . |those who will owe a substantial F"St of Pubh( | tax, due to a sharp increase in 1943 ¢ income over 1942, and those whose Card Parties on (OASTAL AIRLINE Sa'urday nghf .35, Jtially paid up on their 1943 taxes, | The new tower above the Alaska !due to withholding, or may have A _ |Coastal Airlines hangers has been |overpaid and are entitled to re- The first in a series of four public ;e tifieq today as one of two such | funds. card parties will be held by the gy yorures for the transmitting an-| In any case, he explained, early fi}"lhl:;f [’:3:;‘“;1‘;"‘: Pl :dt'uflpf;:,m:gl;;heigm of the towers will facilitate |0 obtain assistance without stand- | Taler i |the sending’ of messages. |ing in long lines. Mrs. Andrew Rosness and Mrs. ! B 2.5:5005 il 7 Chris Wyller are in charge of en- TRPCE POLRT EINES i v o uire re- on the brighter side only as they go riding together in a quaint native } Sq urged all taxpayers to pre: | income was more consistent for the |two years and who must file a re- S}onso(;ld N;rl\]vny 'u;;‘;?lrmzr::g:fxfn’::&cmm for the company The second | filing will help the taxpayer know e oratakd |tower will be constructed above the |What his liability will be, if any, tertainment and the kitchen com- mittee is composed of Mr. and Mrs. _carsiage, sceing sights and cach other in Caserta, Italy. (International) - |Pare and file thelr returns early. ERE(IED Bv AMSKA |turn even though they are substan- will start at 8 p. m. and pinochle j\y o T o ente The added |and will make it possible for him | Harold Snaring. Mrs. Andrew Hildre LELAND WHITE HERE | Leland M. White is registered at the Baranof from Seattle. The following were fined in City | Police Court this morning: Tatiana 1000,000 taxpayers are listed in this| Case Lot GREEN GIANT No. 2 PEAS 2, HOME STYLE Peaches NCY CREAM STYLE CORN 12 2% ti 104 FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1944 $3.09 $4.59 Specials (ase $5.95 (ase §8.95 ans ns 13220 (ase $4.69] LISTEN BERT'S NOON NEWS—KINY FREE DELIVERY Minimum $2.50 ORDERS SHOULD BE IN BY 1:30 P. M. FINER FOODS ALWAYS AT BERT'S! Ber CASH GROCERY S IOS; STEAMERDOCKS LAST NIGHT; 61 ARE FROM SOUTH i A steamer docked last night,; bringing the following passengers {from Seattle: Esther Abel, {Roy | Berggren, Mr. and Mrs. Rod G.| | Darnell, M William T. and Mis. Phyllis Eneberg, Maj. sher, Mary Flynn, Mr. Frank Foster, Arthur | | Harding, Orlo R. Highley, ank‘ L. Holmes. | ‘Maurice C. Johnson, Mrs. Mar- ! . garet H. Johnson, Maj. Raymond Jordison, Mrs. Alverna R. Kavan- augh, Ri ond Knell, John Lik- ness, Harry H. Loy, Wilma Weiser, Ear] P. McCarron, Mrs. Margaret McCarron, Capt. Joseph A, McLean, Mis. Maxine W. McLean, Baby Carl R. McLean, George B. Norris Peter E. Oswold, Esther B. O'Loughlin, John A. Pasquan, Cur- tis O. Roberts, Roy I. Roby, Marge Roby, Ga tt Sloan, Mrs. Annie M. Sloan, Mrs. Beatrice Sampson, Ed- ward W. Vandervort, George J.| Wells, Maj. Walter S. Westfall, and | | Lelane M. White. | From Ketchikan—Georgia Brown, A. Bailey, Alfred Dimmel, P. B.| Duncan, Mrs. P. B. Duncan, C.! Goldstein, Evelyn Graham, M. J. Haas, Mrs. A. Hedges, Master Cary | Hedges, George Henkel, Helen Hos- kins, M. Lynch, Jr., Helen Johnson, Evelyn Peters, E. A. Rhoades, Mrs. E. A. Rhoades. From Wrangell — Virgil Harto, | Mary McCormack, Mrs. Frank Mc- Tlhardy, Dessa Schneider, and Wil- liam Stokes. Leaving for Skagway early this| morning the boat took the follow- ing persons from Juneau—Joe Ro- | 3 BATHER — Actress Jinx | ‘Falkenburg seems to be enjoy- ing her work as she wears a' -~ bathing suit for a movie scene. 4 MEET TONIGHT MOOSE The regular meeting of the Moose Lodge will be held tonight at 3 o'clock at the headquarters in the Seward Building. Routine business | sen, of S“ka Home, and Mrs. Margaret Berlin. | Kudrin, $25, drunk; Oscar M. Frank, mero, Thomas J. Jacobson, Curtis|Will be taken care of and refresh- 1 Sh Receipt AND lEAVEs WITH SRS S T Bond Premier, Jan. 18. A bond|$25, drunk; Eva Meizendahl, $25|Shattuck, Miss A. Corkery, John A.|ments will be served following the | Ve seat. dy. | drunk. * Nyman, and Harold Bates. | business session. G s MEETING TONIGHT as SERVICES FOR (o ovem oot sawlarww 7 oman and Merod e s melon, B | Eiler Hansen, Superintendent of 8 pERso“S TODAY' The Gastineau Channel Health w“_uAM Mo‘s(“ AT i ] the Pioneers’ Home at Sitka, has| Council is meeting tonight at 8 ! ] sent The Empire the folowing Sate- | e woodey Afrways plane ar- 0K in the Healtn Center in 1P. M. TOMORROW | « ; ” e o tne P O s o g snd Ll BULG o i bl Have a“Coke’=Aloha No ] I submit hierewith’ an accounting |4€PaIted With elght, passengers for |\, are seniors and those interest- | oo, Birpri qu;e g of the receipts and disbursem?msi;‘h" Wes‘“":\;‘x‘ Ci“»‘"FT’;‘S"k ’“:,"‘;“giw in vocational training :f;;““:! ?;'lzgfolc“:ki’n"m:'gz:e‘":,;: 3 X (WELCODIB, of the Pioneers' Home Christmas Dere were Mrs anks, John! gy Violet Hoar will spea | . i ; gy - 25 1943, The | McCormick, Joe Massey, James A.|the traj olet. Hoar will speak on | he Charles W. Carter Mortuary. -2, \\\\) I A} 7 / 7", Fund made December 25, . The N the training course being offered rhe Rev. G. H. Hillerman of the 2N i ' 4 amount contributed exceeds that of | Whiting, Pvt. E. A. Heible, Eugene py the U.'S. Cadet Nurses' COrps, pesurrection Lutheran Church ill| ffé EH) any of the past ten years of myi“‘fl""“lh George Grames and J“h“!.md her subject will be “After High R’-E‘\""mt:“ liRIeEan d -'"lc? " 3 7 A2 management. In these trying times|R. Fischer. | School—What?” i”lfid“"? 4 efi::‘;‘::;’] Bé‘em‘:l:;\f“e" E when so many demands are made & > - | S R 7 1 . o | | vi S 1 TS 11 be| on the public this is a most gratify-| MRS. SCHOMBEL HERE HERE FROM HAINES Joi‘:,mgin“‘ J:;,:beg:v;zm‘,u““s ing result. On behalf of the resi-| Mys. F. E. Schombel, here from| Here from Haines, H. D. Widem Heineman and Henry Kuchen, | dents of the Pioneers’ Home I thank | paines, is at the Gastineau Hotel.|is a Baranof Hotel gues | — e | every organization and individual A 7 RAOADS FAMILY HERE l IDat naige R this worthy| MQLLER FROM SITKA | ATKINSEN HERE Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rhoads and | (j g 2 | Dan Moller, well known here, is' Lionel Atkinsen is here from Se- | baby, here from Ketchikan, are at| “ ‘ollections through W. D. Lt Sitka 3 s | A 3 Grcts | n from Sitka. attle. He is at the Baranof. the Baranof. : Juneau $ 500.00 | i 3 BRSSP e e S e R { Ketchikan 523,50 | G | Petersburg 230.50 | Sitka 240,00, ) ! Wrangell 9250 | Nome Igloo No. 1 536.25 | Fairbanks Igloo No. 4 25.00 | A Anchorage Igloo No. 15 50.00 ! i Ketchikan Igloo No. 16 10.00 | i Nenana Igloo No. 17 10.00 i Cordova Igloo No. 19 25.00 w l I I . B E C l 0 s E ]) | ; Anchoroge Auxiliary Igloo | H No. 4 25.00 Fairbanks Pioneer Women 1 L3 e Npeks M TWO MORE DAYS | " - Alaska Weekly 774.00 ! Coke”= Coca- la Miscellaneous Individual 5 . | = ‘ names to i 24500 THURSDAY and FRIDAY of this week for remodeling . . . ; I¢s natural for popular Total Contributions $3,336.75 | 175 Pioneers at $17 each 2,975.00 Balance $ 36175 As in former years the amount left over has been deposited to the credit of the Permanent Ploneers'’ Home Christinas Fund >-oe PAA PLANES IN THURSDAY Airways were Delicious Fried Chicken arrivals as fol- JPan American in Juneau yesterday lows: From man, wife DOUGLAS Fairbanks: of Capt. Mildred Her- | Irv Herman but will be OPEN for BUSINESS as usual on SATURDAY, *1 JANUARY 15 . . . Once Again Serving Those and Broiled Stealk Dinners native, and Have a “ cious introduction between Kindly-minded straogers. SOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA CO INN | ...or bow to be at home in Hawaii . There are two ways to greet a friend in Hawaii. Aloba No, says the "', says the sailor. Both expressions carry the same note of welcome and affection. From Honolulu to Hartford Coca-Cola has become the symbol of the pause that refreshes—the gra- acquire RPANY BY JUNEAU COLD STORAGE CO. why you hear Coca-Cola called “Coke”. friendly abbreviations. That’s obal high-sign , 11943 The C-C Co, ~the