The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 30, 1947, Page 7

FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1947 DOUGLAS BOAT SHOP & MARINE WAYS New construction & revair work Authorized Dealer for LECTROLOX Phone: Douglas 152 FRED R. WOLF Electrical Contractor House Wirino OUR SPECIALTY Box 2135 Black 579 H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man HOME OF FLCRSHEIM SHOES GEORGE BROS. Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 399 Men’s and Boys’ Clothing ACROSS STREET FROM Warfield’s Orug Store Box 1465 Phone 677 Things for Your Office l:ll;lII.ES R. GRIFFIN Co. 1005 SECOND AVE « SEATTLE 4 * Eliot 5323 e - Casler’s Men's Wear ! Formerly SABIN'S ‘ Stetson and Mallory Hats ! Arrow Shirts and Underwear ¢ Allen Edmonds Shoes ! Skyway Luggage i ! Asphalt Tile! E CORK and RUBBER | FLOORING ' WEATHERSTRIPPING SASH BALANCES H Walltex: ! Juneau Paint & Supply : Phone 407—118 2nd St. g oo e e o v e v oo amoem: s | PlACED 0N the Waiting Serving AlaskaExclusively< Congo-Wal 2] KINY (1460 KC) JUNEAU “The Voice of Alaska” P ™A ¢REATLY REDUCED ”‘.Sg?kls MAYNARD' 5:30—Totem Te Ik-F(J'vK‘ ts. Sig] H | inner News Restricied qu!cles 0N 555 Wiy Roma-us. Grants to Fgmllles by { VRt Dept. Public Welfare 5—Standard News—Forecasts. ~Frank Sinatra. The Devartment of Public Welfare | today announced through a state- | 8:00—March of Melody 8:15—Fishing Time—Forecasts. ment issued by Director R. G. May- | nard, the effect of restricted polici I | l FRIDAY 5:00—One Night St Cavallero. g Between the Lines allness of the Ter- | }0 00—Words with Music tion, the Board of | 10:15—Forecasts. Public Welfare ordered that grants | All programs are subject to change for Aid to Dependent Children be | ) paoivHoton made to meet only requirements of | Daytime forecasts v weekdays at }cod, shélter, tuel, and elothing, and {8:00. 9:30 AM., and 12:00 Noon. {that a percentage discount be ap- b plied on each grant in order that ibeccme available, cases will be cer- { monthly disbursements would not ! tified for payment There were 34 { exceed the average monthly amount | children in these cases. In addition ! available,” said Maynard. (to the waiting list, the department “During the past month, the en- ireported, 57 cases are currently ,’nre case load. numbering 268, has junder inv gation as to eligibility | been reviewed in line with the new ' “Many cases which received sup- policies and the total amount to he plementation from General Relief . expended for June has been reduced funds to assist in the care provided by 30 per cent,” Maynard stated. for children, will no longer receive { “Each individual case has received (such additional assistance under | a reduction of 23 per cent discount 'orders of the Board of Public Wel- | after the amount of the grant has fare which restricted all General Re- been determined in accordance with !lief funds because of the inadequate Ithe new definition of need,” his amount provided by the Legisla- | statement revealed. “This means ture,” Maynard stated. “Such funds that a woman with one child form- can only be used to provide emer- lerly receiving $25 per month aid, gency medical care or hospitalization | will, commencing June 1, receive to recipients of other programs in }uxsl)' $20 per month Where the order to save life,” he said. ! amount is over an even dollar, the | “Obviously,” said the Welfare Di- Egrant is made in the amount of the 'rector, “an amount of $13 per month inext even dollar. is not sufficient to raise a child in “Under the restricted policies 23 its own home. The department must cases involving 44 children were | pay as high as $50 per month in |closed and 16 cases involving 31 some cases for the care of a de- | children accepted There were 563 | pendent child in a foster home. | children receiving aid for the month | With program funds much less than |01 May. The number for June is nec ry to meet Territorial de- iamounts to 560. The number of ymands, hargships will be felt by all | cases was reduced from 239 to 232, needy individuals because of the re- ‘. “The average grant per child for 'stri ed policies made necessary in May was $18.53, and because of in- |ord tay within the inadequate {adequate Territorial funds, the grant tions made by the Leg- per child for June will be only $13.19, ' a reduction of 29 per cent.” Maynard reported that the tofal { amount ver month expended prior |to June was $10,524, the amount | [for June $7,387. “Of this amount ! ) {the Federal Government, under ih | U s Gl i polI(IES |terms of the Social Security Act,! FOR FIVE YEARS i participates to the extent of 59 per 1 Vet 8:30—KINY Bandbox rants to families for Aid to De- islature. i 'VETS MAY RENE > tcent. Prior to June, Federal par- I ticipation was 55.5 per cent. The maximum Territorial funds avail- | able for expenditure mont amounts to $2975,” he stated. report added that 17 new cases d i termined to be eligible had been ' list. As funds may now renew their Government Life In- War I) for another iod without medi- f the Veterans Ad- uneau announces. NOTICE! Commencing JUNE 1 L ed by the present reress has provided that at the ion cf any five-year period, . policies on the term plan be renewed af the current at- d age of the veteran { Hooper said itions for re- newal of the i ce nfust be sub- lnnuc(l to the VA prior to the ex- piration cf a five-+ecar veriod or pro- tection under USGLI would cease. Veterans may obtain applications for renewal of their insurance or assistance in filling out the forms at DRAYAGE CHARGES ON CIL IN CITY OF JUNEAU These new TOTAL Charges bring average 307, increases to customers 50 gallons and under ..............Minimum charge $1.25 Over 50 gal. to 100 gal. $1.25 plus 2¢ per gal. over 50 100 to 200 gal. .............$2.25 plus 1c per gal. over 100 $3.25 plus Y;c per gal. over 200 $4.35 .$3.00 Over 200 gal. ........... 420 gal. pump loads 420 gal. drop loads . Highway and Ouiside of Juneau 100 to 200 gallons . $2.25 plus 1% ¢ per gal. over 100 gal. Over 200 gallons plus 1c per gal. over 200 CARO TRANSFER EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARGUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1947 * M. Behrends Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska COMMERCIAL SAVINGS TheB in the Goldstein Building, or any | }Ilm local VA contact office. located { other VA facility. o ‘When you pay for QUALITY why {aot get the FINEST—Buy FiOR- | SHEIM SHOES at Graves. NASH SALES,SERVICE and REPAIR Christensen Bros. Garage 909 12th St. PHONE 659 WHEN IN NEED OF JDiesel Oil—Stove Oil—Your Coal Choice—General Haul- ing — Storage and Crating— PHONE 022 Juneau Transfer “Say'It With Flowers” but “SAY IT WITH OURS!” Juneau Florists PHONE 311 Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones 13 and 49 INSUREPD—CLEAN—HEATED STORAGE By Day, Week, Month—New ‘Warzhouse BODDING’S TRANSFER Fucl—Drayage Phone 707 _Alaska Meat Market The largest and most complete stock of Fresh and Frozen Meats in Juneau L. A. STURM—Owner PHONES 39 — 539 RADIO SERVICE Have your RADIO or PHONO- GRAPH CHECKED and SERVICED at the Alaska Music Supply, Inc. THE BLO THI — WHOA, I WUZ IN TH' SPOT-REMOVIN' BIZN| . Znopap noreeny | DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGF. SEVEN NDIE T ‘rm I'™M WANT ME TO uP TO BE A WOULD YOL MRLE THEATRE (ciBpaP, PODNER!! HE 5 o LEFT ME HERE ~r- WHOA, HORSH !! DNER!! s Nl R / JIST... WELL .. BROUGHT ME INVENTORY WIT'ME. I'LL CO SOME BIZNESS ON TH' SIPE WHILE I'M HELPIN' TH’ SOICH FER ANN. B I THINK SO. WHAT WERE YOU DOING ... WHOLESALE OR ESS . IT'S DONE WIT' CHEMICALS. RETAIL 2 I WON'T BE ABLE TO BRINC S OVER CUTE LITTLE BACHELOR, (\ [ GRANDCHILDREN FOR 1 You F k‘ AND BOUNCE ON ) A SAILOR AIN'T @OT MUCH OF A CHANCE'T ALONE INA DESERK §3y~ LOOK AT THOSE MOUNTAINS . QUIT MAKING A BACHELOR, THEN A GRANDFATHER TO PLAY WITH (AT REMINDS ME, | _WONER IF WIMPY e sy STILL HAS HI5 usum.s A;?/: = ST APPETIKE ..fr«'_g:?;' AT il O X ) Tom ¢ Sims 5-6 & ’g’:\fig[‘f ope. 1917, King Featares € ndicat YOU REALLY KILL ME . 'M YOU KIN HAVE IT/ GIMME A g GLAD YOU CAME OUT, JERRY. SPOT (N GREENPERNT NEAR TH' SUBWAY WHERE TH' OEARS WIT' TH' ANTELOPE COATS PLAY.... YUK YUK /! § YOUR PLAN HER, 15.TQ LET ERMINE BEL! SHE |5 SUCCEEPING IN MAKING YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH HER— UNTIL YOU FIND OUT WHAT SHE AND HER FAT FRIEND ARE UP TO. i HT '.. 5T GO A SHoW THAT A POLICEMAN! ~POM GENDARMERIE HEADQUARTERS HIM AT TERRY LEE'S HOTEL~A REFORT THAT DESCRIBED = ACCURATELY. = WHAT! You TWO ‘CRIME STOPPERS" UP HERE P WHY. T SNUFFY HERE COMES SNUFFY | NOTICE YOUR WIFE KEEPS YOU PRESSED UP-AN MAKES YOU COMB YOUR HAIR. — IT5 FINE, HACK. THERE I6NT A THING THE YOU SHOULD KNOW B/ NOW, BX. HOW 16 MARRIED LIFE? | THKE BACK VORE INFUNNEL INJUN SUIT, 4 JUGHAID 7 NOW, JUGHAID T'LL TRY TO PERSUADE HiM TO RETURN YOUR INJUN SUIT LISTEN-DOC-ITE NICE OF YOU! TO TELL ME WIFE SHE MUSTN'T SING FER SIX MONTHS - BUT' NOW SHE IS SENDING FER HER MOTHER TD VISIT HER- fiN’ THAT'S WORSE THAN E R SINGIN- {1 WELL-YOU 6O g HOME - I'LL- THINK OF COMETHING- o] T 7 CON'T TROUBLE YOUR PRETTY HEAD OVEK. IT, My PET. THEYLL FIND NO FURTHER TRACE OF BOR AT THE CAFES. I HAVE THE INFORMATION I NEEDD. ( RIGHT. YoU SAID THE REPORT MENTIONED A-- AH, STOUT MAN, WHO USED THE LOCAL CAFES AS A BASE TO RECEIVE INFORMATION FROM PETTY INFORMERS, 1 BELIEVE . T DON’T WANT YOU TO BE A SQUEALER, KID. IF.YOU DON'T WANT TO TELL ME ABOUT THIS SCRAPE YOU'RE IN, BETTER YOU KNOW, IVE REALLY GoT 40 | FIVE TO ONE, YOU HAVE TO HANG UP YOUR CLOTHES, WIPE YOUR FEET AND WASH BEHIND YOUR EARS, " SOME VARMINT il JES TOOK A POT SHOT AT ME