The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 3, 1948, Page 5

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Have your mother or father take you to your nearest Chevrolet dealer and | sign up for the 1948 Soap Box Derby. STEVENSUN COMES NORTH oldtimers of Alaska Federal Savings & Loan Association OF JUNEAU | \; s o I s GOOD! BO. ISN'T HERE VET. THATLL GIVE US A THE TRUCK ENDCATE MUST HAVE BEEN LYING ON THE FLOOR OF THE TRUCK. IT SLID OUT WITH THE CARCO, LET'S EXAMINE IT. One of the the | north, Dave Stevenson, retired con- | ducter of the White Pass and Yu- | ken route, passed through Juneau on the Princess Norah for Skagway after wintering in the south. While here he visited other oldtimers, in- cluding Jimmy Morrison,’ of the Signal Corps Staff. Stevenson is Past Exalted Ruler of the Skagway Elks lodge. | PR A GOT TO EAT LUNCH IN A HURRY, GERTRUDE. MR. MACYS COMING OUT TO LOOK AT THAT STUFF THEM PEOPLE il v 119 Seward St. Juneau, Alaska | m) Genuine Levrs, now available at Casler’s. 840 tf \ HAVE MANY POWERS ’ OF STATEHOOD NOW ! If T am elected to the next legis- | A !lature, 1 will introduce or support a 5 bill substantially as follows;— " v 1 E Sec. 1. The powers and duties ANYWAY, M GLAD T | DID PLENTY | M 6ORRY | N4 Tvou Rsu ;@mm’@i . heretofore vested in the governor of ¥ ¢ IT WASN'T YOUI® | CAN'T REMEMBER, | PUT You out o IME, 4 1 {Alaska by the legislature shall be RUFUS, M GURE | FIVE DAYS 15 WEDDING — AND | BUT IM CERTAIN & gy NoT LETTIN MAKE A FRESH START! | 4 exercised by the Administrator-Gen- GLAD YOURE BACK.| TOO MUCH AUNT HEBSIES! | WAGN'T THAT YOU KNOW. ! | eral elected kv the people of Alaska 50 YOU WENT FOR ONE, MR. | WALLET. IM ON THE WAGON. 1 I in the same mainer and time as the TO A WEDDING! | Auditor of Alaska, to hold office | until his successor is elected and qualifies. Sec. 2. He shall be a citizen of the United States, over the age of thirty years, a resident of Alaska for at least two years prior to the time of his election. | Sec. 3. The term of the first Ad- | ministrator-General shall terminate at noon on the 31st day of Decem- ber following the election of his successor, when the newly elected MASQUERADE PARTY SATURDAY APRIL 3rd — 10:00 to 2:00 EVERY ONE MUST BE MEMBERS and THEIR LADIES Prizes for Best Costumes hold office until his successor is elected and qualifies. | Sec. 5. In addition to the duties provided by law, he shall have sup- ervision over all offices created by or responsible to the legislature, and he may co-ordinate their duties in the interest of efficiency and eco- nomy, making a report thereof when he submits his report to the legisla- | ture. Sec. 6. His salary shall be twelve thousand dollars per year payable monthly. of the Administrator-General, and shall receive his salary in lieu of the salary of Auditor, until the next | general or primary election, which | ever - occurs first, whereupon the | candidate receiving the highest vote | shall take office as soon as he quali- ' fies, and shall serve the unexpired term. WILLIAM L. PAUL, SR. (Paid Advertisement) Q' YE FER_GOOD 7 ®°N dmilstator-General shall begin his SR S v INT DIG r ?erm ola oll;iceex:vek:rch s;all ?;nki::: BY JEE’ERS .:! B.ino“ g)E(CCUgES‘T FDER snKES ; atthe Vgec. 4. The first Administrator- ; Tg’ gl—li-'k\?lg}“&'-s ec. 4. e firsi ministrator- . 0 7 i) - General shall be elected by a major- miz MEDDL'N DSO%'BFQ!C!K VE-CAN LERAVE THIS ity vote of the members of the | WHAT ON AIRTA YE DOI VERY SECONT AN’ legislat ting for th - i S5E 7 Loyal Order of Moose| = = o pr | IS oweLi” dolee oAk T fome — DOC-I HOPE YOU (| I CANT GET i . OH-OH - AN/ THE AREN'T GOIN'ON || ANAY WHILE NEVER GET FUNNY-T b COSTUMED or MASKED Cro R st Bl 1 NEWS IS NOT SO A VACATION | ANY OF MY ANAY -~ I'M MAY GO vide for the operation of this office VERY. SOON/! PATIENTS GLAD TO AN IN |in the general appropriation bill. | i ARE SIC HEAR THATY | | ABOLIT A Sec. 8. In the evEnt of a vacancy, | /__J 5 i the Auditor shall perform the duties | &Y . ACCORDIN' TO THAT-YOU'LL. DON'T BE THAT'S FINE - JUST SO YOU'RE HERE TOMORROW -