The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 9, 1944, Page 2

PAGL TWO ~ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU ALASKA LOCAL BOARD 'AUTO STAMP SALE | : ; RELEASES NEW 1O OPEN SATURDAYi Herg's One (740 Toui L8 Min DRAFT LISTING coins s, o Business W”h P,easure ; sale in all post offices and most . internal reverue offices tomorrow, new listing Was e 10, Collector Clark Squire I the local Draft YUl ek o wounced. | The stamps will evidence pay- ment of the tax for the fiscal year Heathercrome Sexony-Types Tailored 1-A—William Spendlove, Charlie in Rochester by MICHAELS-STERN Brown ) 1-A (H)~—Charles H. Forward, “¢8in ’1‘ *ln":":‘ ; "- 1\3‘14.111 :1’“‘3 e George G. Messerschmidt, Paul J ; m\:“ il Basion: Urick, Paul Edward B, ; > new stamps are serially num- | William J. gummed on the face and old H. I Lundb; R vl n::,",h,'l“k,,.{m‘ arry Old: Bernard g - S SEEs license number of he vehicle, Where to Affix Stamps T'o guard against loss or theft, quire suggested that when affix- ing the stamp, the vehicle owner dampen the windshield rather than . the adhesive side of the stamp. The , lower right hand corner of the windshield has been designated as Michael J. hiuss, Alvin H Shabolin, W elovidov, Ge Reed, Ign: Phile Prokopiof i atfismias g J o, g Hugh ' J. Wade, lm{\ prope ’, p |(.1 [f) af n:( the s gmzs_ Albert F. Parki As a special precaution and to Charles = ate purchase in case of Edmund 1 the Collector suggested that 11, Alexande; son, Cassius d, George record of the serial number of his ¢ ; stamp at the time of purchase. seph Jimmie, William I, A% S e Maier, Harold C. Knight, Herbert| . Cash "1‘ vl"““'( . it Martin, Leo D. Dennis, Willis M, EVery owner of a motor vehicle topher Malavansky, which will be used on the public o highways in July will be liable for MacSpadden. ayment of this auto use tax for Heathercromes are rdrobe wrapped completely swell r it to your office, lub — you'll be derick A, Charles n, Donald Collector of Internal. Reyenue nte authorized_to accept cash, post ‘ofs ficg - moneéy - orders and. _certified checks in payment of the auto use tax stamp. Uncertified checks’ will not be accepted. The Cellector also announced that post offices will no longer sell auto use stamps in a denomination less than §5. Post offices, will sell the $5 denomination stamps only, and motor vehicle owners liable for pay- presto, an- I 1 of dis- V. json, J0y full f ar. Post off 1 g William A. Vivian, Sher- hf 10000 TE I SOTRRRE en m SR o ell the stamps over. the coun- with your ; ter for cash only. Offices of the Tailored by n, famous for arl Floridan, Roy E. But- nce W. Stevenson, Jose Tauno WA Niemi, Wheat, Ellis D. Hamlin, G Mentur 8. Pet- D. Scott, Josecph A fine fabrics clothes since 1849. 45.00 ato Marcelc 501, 1 Hellmann 2-A (H)—Harcld C. Kemmer, -A—Ivan J. Diboff, Walter R. o lee William . Ment of the use tax after July for h‘m‘““‘ s PT;(II)‘II! Albert periods of less than the full year e '( " i RS SR i must obtain their stamps in lesser ent ames - R. Gregg, 7y A ) A A%y e Vaiin: Bitkn. (.;n;nxyn,llmt‘xlm.ls ‘ix:n‘: the Collector land, Frank Maier, Farlin F. Cam-;% "' b o Application for purchase of boat er n Ployd G Buss, Brederick USe stamps for the new fiscal year 2y orten M. Mann. Ed. 8¢ now being mailed to boat “'l"“ B ;‘ In. Amold P. Hildre, OWners. The boat tax is determ- ard S. Lincoln, ¢ e, i & e M Einar A. Haugen, Ralph L. Potter,!ined by the length of the boat These stamps must be purchased Themas L. Geor Nels rel Addleman, HORg. e son,;s Lieh ? through the office of the Collector. Frank West ? i< (H)—Hal S. Kimmel, SRR R S : ‘ Bellamys Will Go M U N I ( H I CAA Predicts 1 Plane ’ Tt st b To Bell Islands To Every 300 Persons; o REPLACE OLD SCREENS .. AND SAVE HEALTH AND household! Hole-riddled screens let in disease carrying insects— as well as dirt which will sift into your furniture and cause ifs deterioration. l‘\ motor vehicle owner make a Th”mas “ardware Company PHONE 555 Juneau Verd-A-Ray . LAMP BULES The Standard Eye Comefort Lamp Alaska Eleciric Light and Power Company JUNEAU DOUGLAS Phone No. 616 Phone No. 18 ) e | Ben Bellamy and Mrs. Bellamy BI,ASTE D BY Is posl_wa' plannmg B 5 | will leave Sunday aboard the Ver- NEW ARRIVALS {marco, Capt. Arthur Kinnan, for s |Bell Island, where they plan to (Conumml from Page one) Betty Shoemaker and Peggy Mc- spend the next month » from Skagw jin Juneau. 'C““““‘"‘" from Page One) every community of J.UUU or more i e e will need, to be readily aceessible s to warpl: iapes “‘”_“d Britain I““"'i"""‘? an airport. But don't figure that i "‘I‘;"JA"“ v‘"(’l t" e BEINe , ity of 500,000, for example, will ; ) Parls and the Se8. |0eq 500 airports. CAA reasons the American heavy bombe! Porto Margherta, nea are 6,600 towns in k Uhited 1,000 populaticn, there will be about 6,000 airports. Tha means an aver- age re flying field at least to 000 persons, but many 3,000 or less will have some larger than that will ly one, depending on lo- “metropolitan area” and flying conditions. | Venice. Fighters and bombers harried the German retreat above Rome. Attack on France Allied planes of all types struck out from Britain against Nazi posi- tions in France for the first time since D. Day. However, official re- ports made no mention of airborne operations last night. During the past 24 hours, 52 Ger- 5 AA readily admits man planes have been destroyed in an effort a conservative g | the air and 20 others on the ground but when you realize that 1950 is against the Allied loss of 35 fight- it seems ade- | ers and five bombers. . J rotting out paper | From June 6 to midday yesterday, xnd penc il and doing a little post- 176 enemy aircraft had been de- war speculation stroyed against the Allied losses of % L e | 289, ’ \ is Weather cut down the scope of | SANITARIAN GOES TO aerial operations today supporting KETCHIKAN, SI'ATI‘LE the invasion forces. | S eee Richard S. Green, Sanitary En- with the Territorial Dept. of | left for Seattle, stopping | at Ketchikan. He expects | v for about two weeks. | PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY portrait artist take ) 204. COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY OF ALASKA Lumber and Building Materials PHONES 587 or 747—]JUNEAU YOU CAN GET LUMBER FOR ESSENTIAL REPAIRS ON YOUR HOME Ph( ne adv Skagw rived here| Mr. Bellamy is a well known PUB! 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