The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 10, 1947, Page 3

MONDAY, M \R(H 10, 1947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREFE BANDIT, ORPHAN " "5 BAND T0 PRACTICE FEATURE "BRIDE [ orr _ f the bill allowing for depletion GROSS, ) 7 Last Time GIRL, FEATURED .t “Sncnins we ON TUESDAY NIGHT OF THE MARINES™ | the discussion of the deple- | ti o'cloc . § laus The clause ‘F"‘d“"T the Grade auditorium Fashioned with warmth and . adoptzd from the Federal|p sublic concert tenderness, poignant w'th moment ¢ - e ¥ Revenue Code, Ander- |t o L -the SUER CEREIRY | ot GRTbreEaToE COHRER . a8 i ; Ralgalh thl baest by that and “-“; ’;“"(‘ "“"““”Z:" t I night, March 18.'ling as the truth itself (s L e s . which taxes mines.| Hab ars I .ot screen drama * pre o 3 new M-G-M out- heor aid that he op-| 1as a Bro newest .!l'l 1 G ; % o, o ok UACHECH e ! excel program for [of the Marines” is now showing L« BE plus i T S (€0"|posed passage of the bill at the ! nd the varied selec- the 20th Century i Beery little present time because it will mean the work of | Starring John Garfidld in a MARGARET O’BR!EN E o b T B C vente to the Territory, tt e \ctice tomorrow role as human and heart-mc Both the veteran Beery and the ogpecially during the next two as his Mickey Borden of “Fc ve tailor-made Rep. Maurice Johnson took - hters fame, and Eleanor SRy much more than at pre: P | the love story of our age. A stor the smatler and_ma SCHEDULED TUESDAY |1, “vex tone ‘n omin . - . anc operators will not he as h passing must never be ...in the greatest, grandest western - in its Catholic Daughters of Am- | forgotten will hold a business meeting Pride of the Marines" tells the hi: It is with Bascomb (Beery an example of hardship ’vllu\\ Bart Y g Oierol (':\1”‘“:‘ \ls"‘;‘ny- .Ux‘y;l\“lo\lx“‘;ill':::: 1 night at 8 o'clock in Par- moving saga of Al ‘SA.’I\H\IAE i i , CarToljtald of a sma 4 0K ;.1 Mall. All members are asked to | amazing and flamboyant life, from Naish), try to hide identities out $26.000 worth of gold one sea- ; his early days as a machinist in when they find themselves DUr-,son and had to pay the gross tax 0 Philadelphia, to a Marina hero sued by a posse after attemptinglon it although his operating ex- Sl Tknied eI R i oalion to hold up a bank. Since it 1S & penses were $35000 l S N G FOR i i SRR s A ila tHnt " ey har Tnr (o € et | 1 ; ADIE | HT | Grippingly portrayed are his ever Two former Representatives, Al- man stand on the island of G X cct U8 mer J. Peterson of Anchorade, and BOWLING AT ELKS 5ot e Srugae for hepmin h Bascomb john McCormick of Juneau, visit- and security and the peace he 5 himself in the amusing pro-leq the House on Saturday and finds in the arms of the girl who 1p and without menfol slunmu s of t domesticated by the were extended greetings and the Tonight is Laces’ night on the s gt Abbey Yanks, played|privilege of the floor. alleys. The alleys will be ready (Waited A | by Marjorie ;‘luln and| Other S bills passed Satu 8 o'clock for the women to take | PES T | are asked to nt Lowls those pr @t it mpire Want-aas for results! scomb under “House Measures." Sl s 3 . herself £ [ TREE TOWNSEND (LUB Wlll. ; . | her lovat eranddaugt «Margaret O'Brier Littie Emmy she is gcing whetl she semethi; when sh Emmy, | gay. most of them amending pres- 1 ent laws in connection with the be among that | proposed recompilaticn, are listed | Hon. Almer Peterson speaks over | KINY Monday 7:30 p.m. adv. 521-t2 ElFANOR PARKER- DANECL‘.RK X /// "‘“-——-__._ + Produced JI:RRV WALD « screen Play by Albert Malt: e I MARJORIE MAIN LATEST WORLD mwsm 5, forts of the bandit and his hench- 5 + J. CARROL NAISH N man 1o steal bug of gota heia by, MEET TUESDAY NIGHT; Sleeplng Bag SpeClGl e the Mormons. So penetrating is comprets snows | her intivence. nowever, that FEATURE IRISH REEL \ \ \ ) \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ) N \ \ & \ ) \ \ \ \ 1 'y \ \ ) \ )\ \ \ ) \ ) \ N $ § \ N 1l E N \ )\ ) s \ ) ) ‘ g 7:00—9:30 hardened omb is ultimately i OFFICIAL ARMY AIR g S S i s 2 2 CORPS, Type A3. rce /) FEATURE 7:35—10:05 [ led to sacrifics his freedom When| rhe Townsend Club will meet to- lic Sleeping Bag, 40 per CONVERT TO OIL HEAT ¥ :r-.nq.s a specta ar fight against pov0w night at 8 o'clock in the cent down, 60 per cent A N 'E CC \\]'R\l()\ DOORS OPEN and of maurading Indians and oro Hall and following the busi- er ) RANGE AND FURNACE CO S f 6:55 s the caravan from annihila-| oo oo o BN be new mu i $2] 50 Complete line for conversicn cr v & . 3 1ess session there wi e new - [sic and new dances. There will be Shipped anil Heatseh Cobpee o D Drepaid a specialty dance, the Irish Reel, p : !that will be featured at the enter- tainment session T ownsend Club orchestra is SEVENTEEN OF ;o v to be given on St. Patrick's Day. TOM and TERRY in “TRAP HAPPY” DEL COURT! and His Orchest AIR EXPRESS NEWS FROM Palestine—Af —New York e { DUDIDA = D"U‘ EA women interested are invited crow < v Sc 1 Goodte | 4 1 ne > 15, at 1 pm. at the Feusi and g ate bills ar 189.50—Prepaid 62 50—Prepaid lll' ATE R\ — \II Size: Member of the Oil Burner Di ,|, That outstanding bargain in t Institute of Ws ing Bags you've been S i b ANDERSEN’S rproof duck covering . Tour zippers on the same slide for comfort and convenience i 0il Stove and Heater Service 5857 PHONE EA. 8119 ast Madison Seattle 2, Wash. ticing music for the dance removable_cotton wrapped in a 6% Representatives NOTICE TO CREDITORS berired tarp that can be ur::-; | a long Saturday, NOTICE IS GIVEN that the tent. Weight 1 only 12 fbs, | Imost continuous rsigned has been duly apopint- | Weaps into 4 package 127 passing 17 Sen- xecutrix of the Estate of Ralph long, 107 in diameter, Perfect i 1 equipment for outdoarsmen. e 5 e memorials without | B. Martin, deceased. All persons | LIBRARY ws | turning down a single one having claims against the estate! | At B pkeitag . ot/ She. Board COUNCIL ‘"i‘h “;‘)(‘ Most important Lill passed on are required to present them to the LRI :3:5 Y l:l‘l“"v CAB C“ Dircctors of the Dougias Public Li- ; ; the DOus- gaturday was S. B. 32, which re- undersigned at Juneau, Alaska,; PHONE 22 brary d at the home als the gross tax of three per- ! within six (6) months from the date 1008 23rd Ave. No. Thomas Cashen, Mrs. J 1t on precious mine and | of this notice Mrs. William Boehl B FUEF ’I‘l!‘m of the gubstitutes a graduated net tax Dated at Juneau, Alaska, February Courtecus Drivers — Dependable A ik iokabt: werd ceate I istration before elec- The new tax has a much wider 24, 1047 i e 24-HOUR SERVICE I Beard for the next two-ye ncilmen are application than the old one, and MILDRED J. MARTIN, e H Also elected were Mrs at this meeting for the applies to all mining in Al Wracutriz ik ' H of decidir o be used on the April vacanc; um, ¢ First publication, Feb. 24, 1947 lec- and marketable earil or stone. | Last publication March 17, 1947 ; The license tax is to be collected g y b ; e n the net income of the tax- s e | ¢ from proporty in Alaska | with allowable depletion, plus royalty received in connec- ital admitted Mrs.|tion with mining property in | for medical atten- Alaska and Sunday | Cashen, President and Mrs. Gor don Gray Vice-President, with Mrs. Marcus Jensen t re-elect- ed to the office of Secretary-Trea- ‘ » surer for the year h L MY S The members of the Libra uSp“fl wol : Board expressed their sincere ap- preciation to Mrs. Cashen ing as regular Librarian, as she has donated generously of her time and effort in helping to make the Library a success Satisfaction was felt at the response given by the people of Douglas, both young and old, in us- 3 ing the books at the Library. From a start of some two hundred books o the Libr: has grown to over sev- |, en hundred-fifty volumes, & are being ordered regularly Library is located on the floor of the City Hall, and the hours are from 7 to 8 p.m. on Tues- day and Saturday night B s ] act- Leon tion 4 percent, ! Mrs. Fran Henders ! s nd Mrs. George will apply to carnings over - ’ ’ . m. Sun- $1,000 and not over $10,000 | | day, an eight pound three ounce s over $10000 and not B | | baby girl was born to Mrs. Earl over $20,000 will be taxed $360 plus i Annual Meeting Halibut Producers Co- operative McGinty 5 percent on the pertion over at } 3 from St. Ann’s Sat- $10,000 Deep Sea Fishermen'’s i { { | ' \ ’ i i Fred Thorpe, and on| Earnings over $20000 and not ‘ Hall ? \ \ N N )\ \ \ ; { N § ! lay, Mrs. R. . Wise and bab: $50,000 will pay $860 plus 6 ° N e Uni i { i by girl 000. ot Government Hospital reported | Earnings over $50,000 and not Tuesday Evening March 11 - 7:30 ns transferred over $100,000 will pay $2660 plus 7 El,eryo'.e nfles! | All interested in its operation Sitka: Winifred percent of the amount over $50,- are urged to attend Peter Hanson, Feckla Prof- 000. | Rot as, Harry Sa-' Earning over $100,000 will pay kamoto and Sophie Sherevernik- $6160 plus 8 percent of the amount IR R SR AP RIS I e You will be PLEASANTLY SURPRISED to }| 9’ the Ladies Altar of the They were Cliff Matthews of Ju-{ The Act will make allowance for| Douglas Catholic will belneau, Julie Stevens of - Douglas [depletion of mining property, see‘the Vast improvement iIl the neWIY held at the home of Mrs. Guyland White and b Russo this evenir of 'from 5 pe to 23 p cent on coal mines up on sulphur mine remodeled and redecorated NEEDLECRAFT ~JUNIOR SHOP ANOTHER STATEMENT FROM CANADA’S LARGEST INDEPENDENT DISTILLER ! ’ The Customer is Always Right A reliable retailer subscribes to this rule. 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