The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 29, 1946, Page 7

FRIDAY, MARCH 29, |946 ONE IMPORTANT | /ISSUE BROUGHT OUT, RATE cm‘f Alaska Cm'\- Final estimates of the i Electric - Light and Power | pany’s goperati | sucgeeding year: | cutifact at last ni | the new rates must allow for a | $214,581,40 yearly business. The figure was arrived at by add- ing{ total operating costs, set at | $197,081.40, to the $17.500 | annual profits. iMost importan lasti year were repairs || tenance, $11,000; and $11664. City Utilities Engineer | Walter T. Stuart nounced that Certified Public Accountant James C. Cooper would explain the tax computation but later reported that “Copper’s telephone doesn't answer.” 'Ihe light company also was allo- fiatad $2750 to cover the proposed grogs sales tax and-or other tax medsures now being reviewed by the: Territorial Legislature. | Among major figures set last | night were: depreciation, $16,000; | electric purchase, $67,000; general expense, $13,600, and office ex- pense $13,000. | The City Council now goes to work on the schedule of new rates with another hearing set for 8 c’clock at night. - oo The dingo o wud dog is sald to have migrated to Australia from Asig more than 2,000 years ago. .o DRINK KING BLACE LABIL! produced one clear rate hearing allewable nd main- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WOULD <~OU LIKE TO OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS? This is an . excellent opportunity for a couple. We have listed “Broadway Theatre” in Skagway, new uily and furnished, seating 325, including 66 loges; also lovely 2-room apartment and building. Contracts for all late films. Ex- perience not necessary, easy terms, full price $25,000 GBADELLE LEIGB REALTOR Phone 557, Corner 2nd, and Franklin | MRS. Ja S&T Men’s and Boy’s Clothing Across from Coliseum Theatre Box 1465 Phone 677 o ;smxfiusrs . Hair Styling COLD WAVING PERMANENTS STYLING SHAPING Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m, ‘Baranof |Beauty Salon! | OPEN EVENINGS BY } APPOINTMENT " Phone 538 ' PAINTED 'SIGNS Of All Kinds We Now Havea FIRST CLASS L §IGN PAINTER 1 cosls for and, income tax Jy lO(Al SITUATION ON JOBS STATED BY JACK CARVEL Businessmen Are Urged fo Make Known When Positions Available ‘During the months of January, February and March, which are reak unegmployment months, the number of unemployed in this area its highest level. There many as 453 unemployed in ' Jack Carvel, manager of the local U. S. Employment Service, announces. “The number of unem- ployed local residents was augment- ed by job seekers from the States and the Interior who arrived on every boat and plane coming into Juneau, & good many of them with- out visible means of support. | “In spite of adverse conditions the U. S. Employment Service ha placed 84 veterans and 193 n veterans in full and part time job: during the months of Januar ruary and March, We have alsn assisted 173 WW2 veterans in ob- taining their Readjustment Aliow- ances and assisted 5 WW2 veterans in applying for Apprenticeship Training benefits, as provided for in the G.I. Bill of Rights. “Local veterans are returning daily and we wish again to call attention to the employers in this area that only through their con- tinued assistance and cooperation can we successfully place those vet- and other unemployed work- Clearing House “The U. S. Employment Service is the clearing house for the veteran seeking employment. If we do not have the jobs listed with us, we cannot serve the veteran. It is physically impossible for veterans to contact all employers, but they can contact the Employment Ser- vice. “There are approximately 93 re- turncd Servicemen idle in Juneau at this time. Soms of them will enter the fishing industry and will soon be ul{ the labor arket, but ployers P Em; v cpenings they may have, either full or part time work.” | S e ARD OF THANKS wish to thank cspeclan) the eryone for Ass d sym- | brother- i g ulu_fi ln the beautiful flow- ers. MeS 8. PUTMAN MRS. SELMA PADEMEITSER | MR. and MRS. GEORGE F. DAVIS MR. and MRS. ED WELLE. - - JUST IN ! ! Eight and 20-ton hydraulic jacks at Warners Machine Shop. (231-t1) - e | DRINK KING BLACK LABEL! Relief A Last For Your Cough | | | | Creomulsion relieves promptly be- cause. it goes right to the seat of the trouble (o help loosen and expel { serm laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- ; flamed bronchial mucous mem- branes. Tell your druggist to sell you 2 bottle of Creomulsion with the un- derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are have your money back. 'CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, l"mnchms i The New Nash 600"’ Has 100 Improvements The above NASH CAR is being (. E. WARFIELD I§ " ELECTED ELDER OF | N.L PRES. CHURCH The. annual congregational busi- ness meeting and a meeting of the corporation of the Northern Light | Presbyterian Church was held Wed- nesday night in the church parlors. The business session was preceded at 6:30 o'clock by ‘a covered dish| dinner sponsored by the Martha| Saoclety and the World Service Cir- | cle. On the menu committee were Mesdames C. E. Wartield, Nick, Rocovich, John Newmarker, George | Folta, Fred Geeslin and Harold| Sverdrup. Mrs. T. A. Morgan, Mrs. Art Mantyla and Mrs. W. R. Booth | were in charge of the dining room, | and coffee was d by the young | people of the church, with C. E.| Warfield and Donald MacKinnon | presiding over the coffee making. | The reports from all departments of the Church were read, the finan- | cial budget for the church year be-! ginning April 1 adopted, and the| following officers elected: Elder,| Clarence E. Warfield; Trustee, 3-| term, Roland B. Burrows; Trustee, 1 year term, Nick Rocovich, ind Treasurer, Mrs. B. R. Glass. | he attendance at the combined dinner and business session was a. capacity crowd D Legislators to Be 1 Guests Tonight of Ploneers Igloo 6 of the’ Territorial | sts tonight of | The 1 Legislature 1 hour be after the regular o any 1 ors who are mem- | bers of the Pioneers or Auxiliary d to be present at the e in charge | entertainment and - COMPLIMENT FOR CITY COUNCIL ON LQUOR LICENSES Mayor Ernesy Parsons today re- ceived the following night Iletter which expiains it 4 - Territorial Liquor Dealers | ing all liquor tory, wish to | compliment your council on their nd on not granting any more li- s than the population war- The night letter is signed by An- chorage Retail Liquor Dealers, Art Beaudin. S e ee —— First Violence in | Election in Greece; | Two @_e Injured ATHENS, March 29.—The first violence in the formal election campaign in Greece has resulted in the injury of two persons here. The two were wounded slightly by a single pistol shot gutside the elec- toral coffice of the Populist Party. ‘The incident occurred when a group of some 300 persons gathered nearby and attempted to paste up posters urging so-called Democratic citizens to stay away from Sun- day’s elections. ! - - DRINX KING BLACZ LABEL! ! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—-JUN "BLOND 1E JOE PALOOKA OH BY THE WAY, JOE, DiLL WAS INVITED TOO. EXTRA HEAVY FOOTFRINTS, SR ] THE BIG CHINESE MUST HAVE BEER CARRYING SANDHURST WHEN HE JUMPED FROM THE HOSPITAL ROOF. THIS HAS BEEN A MOST INTERESTING VISIT. YOUVE B2%- a./) ’// (1/\\\)]1‘1\1} ADLEY NINA/ CHIPPER'S BREAKING OUT INTG ENGLISH/ ) MIZ TATTERSALL COME HOME VET, 1 GOOGLE ? EAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN DIDN/T HE © PASS THE \;uAszos AT\ GOING OVER THE WALL! THE COMPOUND AFTER NEED ) THEY [PONT HAVE FABBITS, LIONS AN' ELEPHI IKS | DONT SUPPOSE Y You SAW THEM poPeYE!! 1T'S SILLY, SILLY, SILLY, SILLY —— OH, SO siLLy ! TELLIN' ME ' VAR tznem"? SOMEHOW YA [ HAVE YOU SQUEEZE H HARD ENOUGH? yoU | YALLL BE HAVEN'T CHANGED, } GETTIN' A HAVE YOU? THIS y{ AUDITION 1S KID STUFF/ 5= WELL, AR IF 1T TH' BIG SHOT/ DILL PULLS HIS USUAL FAST GRAB BUT JUE, KNOWING PHANTOM OF OLD, RETURNS THE| CRUSHING THE MERCHANTS SAY. THEY , HEARD. OF A COLLABORATOR WITH THE JAPANESE BEING HELD WITHIN THE AMERICAN ARMY POST [ COMPOUND —BUT THAT NONE OF 7 THEM SAW A BIG CHINESE CARRYING A WHITE MAN ) NO,5IR... THEY HEARD SOME WILD SHOUTING TO SEE b/ JUST ONE THING ! wiLL 5 wHAT A GENTLEMAN HE 15. T HATE THE THOUGHT OF GOING BACK O JAiL /| ALL ,YOU | AND LEAVING HIM. —HATE THE THOUGHT. REéT {3 RESEARCH CHEMIST FOR/C™ B THE DIET SMITH INDURTRIES ? OM-SAY QYS-TAY. | ANT-WAY EMrTHAY TO BE A URPR(SE.'SAY.‘ [STEN-LAY, ARLING-DAY, IVE = OUGHT-BAY PPER-CHAY A | ¢ i UNCH-BAY OF (RTHDAY-BAY - T ESENTS-PRAY GIVE WITH THE PEEPERS - awarded April First BY JUNEAU WOMAN'S CLUB CHRISTENSEN BROTHERS DEALERS YOLI HAD BETTER COME FARM-THE DAY YO N THIS WAY =~ THINK | BUY IT-AND THE DAY YOU SELL '~ o 5 Prait Neon Co. i Phone 873 Shattuck Way FOR A PLUMBER - | DON'T WANT ANY STRANCE PEOPLE fozNG N TS HOLE e }G‘Ql@u‘o_fi reRe! £ YOU HEARD ME -OLIR CARETAKER { I'M BEGINNING TO THINK OUT AT THE FARM 'PHONED THAT THERE ARE ONLY TVVO AFALCET 15 LEAKING -HE SENT | T™MES YOU ENJOY A | L {-M, \M S 4':? o DOUGLAS B BOAT SIIOP New Construction and Repairs Jobs Free Estimate Phone Douglas 192 D e e e e e ) !'lu Erwm Feed Co. Ofllce in Case Lot Grocery PHONE 704 i HAY, GRAIN, COAL and STORA