The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 3, 1949, Page 5

FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1949 NON-RESIDENT TAX "HEARING TO OPEN NEW COURT TERM| After a two-week recess, District Court will reconvene Monday with many important cases on the cal-| endar_before adjournment June 23. The hearing on the test case con- cerning non-resident fishermen’s li-| censes is scheduled to open Monday morning. Attorney A. H. Ziegler of Ketchikan filed it on behalf of two non-resident masters of halibut ves- sels and the Polaris Fisheries of ! Ketchikan. Two criminal cases are scheduled to foliow—those of the U. S. vs. Harry O. Jackson, June 8, and the U. S. vs. Wallace Rutherford. Meantime, Judge George W. Folta is studying authorities and the transcript of the recent hearing on a case challenging the new net income tax law. This was brought by the Alaska Steamship Company against the Alaska Tax Commis- sioper. ‘ | The Department of the Interior | has asked that the Department of Justice intervene, or file a motion ; for re-argument. : “In view of the large number of | persons and firms concerned,” com- | mented Judge Folta, “it seems es- | lof the city conditions under which judges work here, to the end that Alaska courts will be given law clerks, and that duties of meporter and secretary may be separated. A jury panel for the Ketchikan term of court to open July 11 is be- | ing drawn. After a month there,| court will return for a session mk’ Juneau. | CHAPEL SERVICES WILL OPEN UNION VACATION SCHOOL| The Union Vacation Church School, sponsored by seven churches | and beginning next week, will have an opening chapel | service each morning at the North- ern Light Presbyterian church be-| fore the schcol divides up into| departments. v | Those leading these chapel serv- ices the first week are Rev. Robert Treat, Monday with the theme, “Our Father.” Rev. Willis R. Booth has charge of the Tuesday Chapel services with the theme “Thy Will| Be Done On Earth”; Captain and Mrs. Wesley Johanson will lead the Wednesday opening service with the theme “Our Needs”; “The Way of Forgiveness” will be Miss Claudia Kelsey's theme for Thurs- day, and “God’'s Glory,” will be the theme for Rev. John Gx‘mm; sential that a decision be made as | on Friday. g soon as possible. Therefore, I have | The Beginner's Department, ages informed them that any such mo- |four and five, which meets in the tion should be filed at once, for |Lutheran Church, will have their| jown open services led by Rev.| 1 Arthur Bauer, supply pastor in Rev. ‘H Hillerman's absence. immediate consideration.” Quarterly withholding tax pay- ments are-due June 30. Judge Fomta bpians to adjourn | court June 23, so that he may leave Now is the tnne to put your rur for California. He has been es- ‘coats in storage. 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