The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 14, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT DELINQUENT TAX LIST IS GOING T0 BE PUBLISHED City Council Makes De- cision - Fire Calls OQut- side Limits Discussed At the City Council meei night, attended by Mayor Hendricks all counci with the exception of James Lar- sen, absent or 1 bri trip California, it was decided to pub- lish the delir list for a period cover perty del May H P paid Fire Chie tough problem councilme ders regarding ar outside of the city ite action was considerable discussion on the et by councilmen and others It was suggested by several of the residents of the Waynor tract that the fire limits be extended to Sal- mon Creek and that residents of at section outside of the present limits be assessed $5 a year for protection and $1 per fire. The question then arose whether resi- dents of the section would pay the sum assessed and why they should get such a service for the low amount when Juneau taxpayers the finite fire No defin- was sub- or- for swering limits. taken but there were paying $200 or more for fire protection. Curtis Shattuck, Wellknown in- surance man, expressed the opinion that in case of a fire in the pro- posed new limits, and one in the city limits, the city would be de- prived of half of the present fire fighting equipment and in case of a large conflagration, the result would be disastrous. The hint was dropped that city insurance rates might be raised. Another suggestion was that those outside the city limits should band together, purchase their own fire {ighting equipment and have their own volunteer department. A check was received from Wallis George covering accrued fiscal tax from 1941 to 1946. The application from the McKinley Distributors, Inc., for a general wholesale liquor license, was approved. The question of renewal of the Workman's Compensation and Em- ployers’ liability insurance was brought up and will be discussed at the next Council meeting, June 20, after the Finance Committee has (Old and&{\k’w f'n Derby chmxs* If‘ ry E i or y i 3;M, $10,000Richer n t tries for the big race July e et 2 tion to Juneau, entries ccupat 100 32 of from Douglas and Sitks litary comm set up Ever since the Haine ff w i e Yesterday, Rotarians 100k v anied. LRID Snring e o B ' nd A T ‘ the totem which has been st g pieindal i 4 rs are rec ‘ on the corner at Front and Sew anada and Alaska, accor . m . Z 5 which Court bondholder Minir nt yearing etitic The v ! 1 1 + to th Al G Bot mou { ! difference between the Soap Box permitt t \ C winning car of 1946 as there is be the 1 tween the fir ! Cln\y. let v 1947 a\nnn]nhms ;1. trict Court by J e W Here Bill Jones is examining t as he Nl P Tuncie, Ind., drove to ned Derby racer an, of San Diego. WS FAMILY OF DRWIN"!’ mber 7, the car that Robe victory in the 1934 Derby driven to the 1946 champior Americans Abroad More than 1 enrolled Th eau his weekend iterin, Derby 1 number deadline Soap Box Trota DA Ju- SPAT o en- !5 AlN E classic FRANKFUR ard for shipment to Akron, O report received from Hain where it will be presented to nur national derby headquarters in ded- a3 f Ic lcation exercises celebrating the ' e ! i tenth anniversary of the big event Hendrickson will make the dedica- tion speech at Akron, ranying Derby race. the Test runs will be announ MARILYN investigated the issue more thor- | oughly. Councilman Geocige Jorgenson, who is leaving the city, asked and was granted a leave ol absence for one month. —_—eee —— FASHION SHOW T0 DISPLAY CHARMS OF QUEEN CANDIDATES The 16 girls who are candidates for Juneau's Fourth of July Queen will be introduced in a group to Juneau at a Fashion Show tomor- row night at 9:30 o'clock at the 20th Century Theatre. Mrs. Wilda Husted will he the .organist, companying the girls as they play their charms. A rehearsal will be held at 4:15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and the girls who are not modeling sport cothes are reminded to wear high heels for the rehearsal. ac- dis- HERE KOM KODIAK and Mrs. Richard Haggen of Kodiak, are registered at the Hotel Juneau during their stay in the Capital city. REMEMBER, when you buy insurance, that if trouble comes you will need help — expert, prompt, friendly service. This should be part of your insurance protec- tion. For dependability and promptness when you need it most, place your insurance with this Hart- ford agency. Shattuck Agency Seward Street JUNEAU PHONE 249 clals urged time shape. Plenty of time should be al- lowed for details, cause one little graduate of Juneau Hig been Alg Juneau than the length of to make the trin t visit with their s who is statior Mr. and M panied by their other four children, n; Evans, R 1, Bill, Jr., The children were racing It is expected that Mayor Waino also accom- Soap Box the national the Juneau Champion to book 1 day room make fa room trays, prepare and in the cr over the prospects of the trip, which they said would be they Meanwhile, Juneau Derby offi- all entrants to lose their cars a lol going to enjc vroud of the f they would be t} first children from attending to all of the Haines to travel on the highway to no matter how small, be- Anchc 2. lip may cost a race. > v Twelfth Street hill, usual M i E;eing M&d& [n American Tone oon NICH in on the first movie in the but no and into in getting from Pri D m Seattle McALISTER IS NOW WITH ACS Miss Mmfl\n Mc M ster th with System in a telephone operator The fil given employment ka Communication s 1 be known - > > Zwischen Gestern und Morgen Poisonous snakes can strike (Between Yesterday and Tomor- their bodies row) $70,000. ton It will c abou ke him out to the 2cecoeeco o = ive we're growing famous for Finesi Foods Father's Bay Special served from 5 p. m. BARED HAM DIRNER served with Salad, Potatoes, Vegetable, Biscuits and Honey [~ ® o o o o L] L] - £l L] L L] L e ® - ® e k] JUICY TENDER CHINESE STEAKS CHICKEN DELICACIES ® ® © ® © © e © » © o © ® 6 @ o Salmtm Creel: Country Club 3 Miles North of Juneau on Glacier Highway JOIN US IN JUNEAU JULY FQURTH THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE- v~lUNl AU ALASKA SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1947 JACK and JILL went up the hill s Donna Young Is JAIL HELPS SOLVE HOUSE SHORTAGE| Bride of Wm. Flint A ‘“;"”,',(,,,LUF,;".:,‘,,.\:,0"'1"?‘“|.‘:‘ HAGERSTOWN, ~Md—@®—War (| , ’ o % 0 |veteran Harry Schaeffer, his wife ’ “ bride 3 f "“l\\!:l"n‘x‘r;\AFhL:;t b::;)m;';‘ and two young children were lodg- al leaStl THAT S WHAT g iy i A “ I A% ed in the nearby Chambersberg,| oiclock evening ceremony ab the i, "y Tine “only. home” " the g they used to say e Y il were able to find b Floyd Jacobs of Douglas Schaeffer lost his job in Hagers-| Le was unable to the place YOU'LL FIND THEM, was matron of honor and Mr. Ja- town because cobs be man at the ceremony to find a place to live here after his I only close friends were in- eviction from a tourist cabin. In isAT the ited. The bride wore a gray and desperation, he turned to the Rev ite ensemble with a black straw|T. B. Johnson of Chambersburg, P A M A R A ‘ trimmed with pink and white Who procured the emergency ebuic and wore a corsage of shelter at the city jail. (Broadcasting Wednesday and Saturday at 10 p. m.) puix carnations and white| The Shaeffers expect another etpe The matron of honor child within a few weeks . P i e e s e ] iR \ gray suit with a deep pink - = nd Mrs. C. F. Young of 2205 N.W. Kearney, Portland, and before ning to join her husband-to-be, ; « employed with the Port- of Merril Lynch, Pierce, i e e e} JO AN Spectacular : and was in cashiers department Parade! N her first visit to Alaska. Mr. Flint is the son of Mr. and VLY Roy Jones of Baker, Oregon, ind was previously a resident of r L 0 AT s Northern Minnesota. He is a veteran of World War 11 i been discharged just QUEEN t is coming to Douglas in iy this year. He was in the Marines and had two years 1l the main operations in the South Pacific, including the battle s H 0 w m and Iwo Jima. Follow- ceremony a wedding dinner !d at Mikes Place. The P o BT s D will make their home in a| EV.PH." unit in Douglas en D Street o — Prizes Thrills Giant $3.000 Fireworks Display Hofel Gfiesis ? tow Gei Scent - With Showers | June 14, (@—Guests | scent in return for| room with a shower | the price of at a Manhattan hotel. Henry Hudson Hotel has in- 1 Za( s in its showers which ts with water and | soluble ]Nllllln(‘ of pine (for men) and apple blossom (for women).| iests mers had to turn the FOR A GALA GR-A-A-N-D TIME knob to smel oht ‘way . kn to smell the rigl ay. % - - E n n Bead Lu0 we-9GS TOr bargalnst Patriotism is a heartfelt love of country to the point of inspiration and sacrifice. Betsy Ross’s every stitch was guided by it when she made the first stars and stripes. We love cur Flag with the same fervor its creators showed. Let's fly our Flag every day from every home, office and store windows, and do not forget 1o attend the ——— SPECIAL FLAG DAY EXERCISES at ELKS" HALL THIS EVENING AT EIGHT Y = MUSIC by the CITY BAND and HY SEAMAN at the Piano "