The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 1, 1950, Page 7

, FEBRUARY PUlP MlllS BALK AT CLEANUP QRDER T0 PROTECT SAlMON OL& MPIA Wi a<l| mills oldered by the Sta Control Commission to find ways of disposing of their s ite waste liquor are balkin: directive, Ccm ward F. Eldr The order, designed to eliminating pollution from W ington harbors and rive: sued by the Commission month. It gave the four c until Sept. 1, 1951, to c Eldridge said cpposition Commission’s resolution h: sed by Howard W ger of the Weyerhaeuse: onier's Grays Harbor Division. SITUATION IN ALASKA ‘The rulp mills in the state were crdered to clean up within a 20~ menth period, and costs to do so were estimated at about $20,000,000 for the four companies involved. This fall in Juneau the newly- created Alaska Water: Pollution Board, meeting for the first time, heard lengthy debate on the ques- tion of proposed pulp mills to be constructed in Ketchikan and Sit- ka, and the possibl m which | mizht come to mon runs by waste cooking used in pro- cessing pulp logs. Various types of waste liquor harmless to fish were brought up, and possikility of obtaining assur-| rance from the proposed mill back- 1 been |1 | Madison ers that such a process would bo] use was discus The board made no definite statement on the | matter, its pelicy remaining to be seen. Rep. Tollefson of Washington has | proposed the government nmul manufacturers to deduct from their income tax the cost of construction of plants to prevent water pollution ‘He offered a bill to jermit the de- duction over a period of five years ALASKA'S POPULATION GROWS, FIGURES SHOW‘ ring the first 11 months of| Alaska’s population forged | as births exceeded deaths by D 1949, y tatistics. » were 2874 births ry during the January- | \hro! ;zh November period and o'xly 961 deaths. Marriages the 11 momhs | ANOTHER BASKETBALL TOURNEY NEXT MONTH! NEW YORK, Feb. 1—(®—A doz- | en teams will be invited to compete | in the 13th annual National In- vitation Basketball Tournament m Square Garden next month, » Tournament will run Il\'c days, beginning March 11 with afterncon and evening doublehead- ers, in the| ' RADIO LOG KINY Alaska Broaacasting Co. C.B. 8. DIAL 1460—JUNEAU WEDNESDAY EVENING BLONDIE, I'M 4 GONE TO MA A LETTER -- DO YOU WANT AN\’T'!;HNG wson-ABC. GODFREY-CBS. report, > Read By. 'S PLATFORM- e e e WIMPY GETS IT AND ‘A DUDE RANCH IF HE [DONT EAT HAMBURGERS) THE OR 40 DAYSY wllcs REGAN-CBS. on a Cloud. SDAY MORNING AND AFTERNOON h Druxman. Weather. mmary. Thought. s Headlines, € xU.cr report. 8 JO—CM(’ Gl Club. s 45—Lenny I i Orchestra. THE WINNER BY A KNOCKOUT ANC\\ STILL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION CF / THE WORLD...THE ONE AND ONLY JOE PA=| LOOKA_.@ 10:60—News. 10:05—Milady’; 10:30—Mornin 11:00—STEVE ALIL }c‘\l SHOW- CEBS. Digest. Time. 11:30—Listeners’ 11:45—Harmony 11:55—Forecast v REDUCED WINTER FARES AND LOW AUIO BAGGAGE RATES SCHEDULED SAILINGS NORTHBOUND S.8. Baranof Valdez S.S. Denali Sitka SOUTHBOUND S.S. Denali . Petersburg Ketchikan S.S. Baranof ....Feb. 12 ‘Wrangell Seattle { Ketchikan -.Feb. 6 Seattle FREIGHTER SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE MV SQUARE KN FREIGHTER — February 24 H. E. GREEN, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4 OT—February 10 LASHAGRAMS : Join All Alaska; In This Exciting Game PRILES KEEP UP IN THERACE.. Be sure you get every issue of The Empire $1,000.00 $ 500.00 $ 250.00 $ 100.00 Ist . 2nd . Id . 4ih . 5th, 6th / andTth$ 50.00 Total Prizes $2,000.00 ALASKAGRAM NO. 27 CLUE: Prospectors outfit at this tiny town at the end of Edger- ton Cut-Off, 39 miles from Willow Creek. Tiny Achi =.. SAVE THIS PUZZLE AND SUBMIT IT WITH THE WEEKLY SET OF ALASKAGRAMS 25 TO 30 WHAT TO DO TO WIN Here’s how you take part in this big opportunity! Every issue this newspaper will publish Alaskagrams in consecutive order, six each week * for 12 weeks—a tfotal of 72 Alaska- grams. Each Alaskagram is a group of scrambled letters which form mean- ingless words or a nonsensical phrase. Aftéer an Alaskagram is unscrambled the letters form the ' name .of a place in Alaska; how- ever, there is one superfluous letter —an extra, additional letter which 1 All you do is re-arrange the let- ters to form a single word which is | the name of a place in Alaska, and | you also show which is the extra letter. For example, the phrase‘ “FOR A CHANGE” when it is un- | scrambled equals “ANCHORAGE” | plus the extra letter F. 1 i Just remember that all place- | names consist of only one word— | and remember to show the extra letter. There is only ome correct answer to each Alaskagram. is not needed to form the word. * A crol. 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BE wrr YOU 4% SOON AS I'VE CHISELED, ER, CONCLUDED THE FINANCIAL DETAILS OF 5PRINGING OLD MAN CHUM. £HOPS! CHOPSTICK T ( NO, D \ 27 ( NOTHING / TO MEET HvM Ao I LIKE TO ASSURE S 2. BAD‘ Y HURT IN THAT EIGI HTH ‘; THE CORONER WANTS THE AF\D SE\/FPAL MILES UP i | BODY HELD AT THE UN- THE ROAD. MOVE [T _, UP THE RAILROAD TRU... LEMAE T'RU, WOT HAPPEN.. INO QUESTION ABOUT IT— THE DRIFTS WERE GET- TING TOO BAD. HE TURNED ACKS 4 GOLLY, PRAY BABY! T WONDERFUL TO RUN INTO THE GANG LIKE THIS. ESPECIALLY YOU, DOLL.' |76 SWELL TO HOLD YOU IN MY ARMS AGAIN .. PAGE SEVEN e AND A JAR OF COLD CREAM- AND TOOTH PASTE--WRITING > INK--A LOAF OF BREAD -, MUSTARD--THUMB TACKS -~ @;\M\FUTQTEP: AND -~ o~ THEY'LL NEVER KNOW. WHAT], HAPPENED TO ME. T N YoUD BETTER LIKE IT, YOU SLITHERING, SNAKY ABSCONPER ., BECAUSE THIS TIME OHARAS GO NG TO MAVE [T 4 PERMANENT ARRANGEMENT ! AN AWFUL FOOL OF \\HIMSELF. CORK! Better BUY Better TRY “KFlulf Dry” Laundry Service 7/ 1I'D HAVE TO CHARGE VE RENT, SNLVFEY CAN I SPEND TH' NIGHT 1N TA' JAIL-HOUSE WIF MY PAEPY, SHTR FE 2 HE'S PLOMB < | LONESOME - HEARTED New Low FER COMP'NY. Price! 20c a pound for the first five pounds 15¢ a pound for each additional pound Shirts finished at your request 3 for a few cents\3 extra ALASKA LAUNDRY Phone 15 IlIl[IIIIlIlllIIIllIIIliIIIllII!!I!llllllllllll]l BOY, WAS |! BUT \ YOU LOST THREE | DIDN'T HAVE TO | DAYS' WORK AND BE. IT WAS MY ALMOST LOST A OWN FAULT. FRIEND. P i Vs I'D FLING VE 1IN FER S'POSIN’ T WENT OUT AN’ STOLE A CRICKEN ? [} KNOW CORK. | DONTDEGEEVE A JoB OR A FRIEND. BUT IVE TURNED OVER A NEW LEAF NEVER | ALMOST MADE AGAIN! YOU CAN DEPEND ON THAT! WAAL:- £LING ME I FER FREE TERNIGHT, AN’ FUST TERING | HOPE 60, ' PUDCGE. YOUVE ME BELIEVE IT. SHUX--I DONT SEE WHAR TH' UOTERS COULLD COMPLAIN NONE TOMORRY I'LL STEAL A CHICKEN SOMEWHAR SHUT uP M TALKING