The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 30, 1951, Page 5

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1951 Terriforial Sporfsmen, wInc., fo Meel Tuesday | Bd Marvich, senior biologist for | the Alaska Department of Fisher- fes and spe st in sports fishing at a meet f the Territorial Sportsme The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in the Elks Hall next Tuesday | night. Three new board members | are to be elected. A financial re- | port of the 1951 Golden North Sal- mon Derby will be given and various projects will be discussed. All members and prospective invited to attend. | SEATTLE, Nov. 30—(®—Notice of intention to wed was filed here yes- terday by M. Clark Jr., 25, of Anchora 21, of Seattle. TROOP MEETS No. 16 met Wed- the Presbyter- rooms. We talked stmas place mats, BROWNIE HALL, Reporter. G. Sherman of Fairbanks t the Baranof Hotel. NEAU VISITOR Albert Brookman of Sitka is at the Gastineau Hotel. , and Sally G. Miller, | Dependenis May Now Have $600 Income tion .is allowable for income tax purposes may now have income up to $600 instead of the $500 ceiling previously in effect, it is announced by Internal Revenue Collector, Clark Squire. This change was made by the Revenue Act of 1951 and is effective for 1951 and subsequent years. | Parents, for instance, whose child- | ren have been employed after school or during the summer months may claim the $600 exemption providing ime child’s total earnings for the year are less than $600. If the earn- | ings are $600 or more the child may | not be claimed as a dependent but must file his own return. A dependent whose income is un- der $600 for the year should file a return to recover the withheld tax even though he is being claim- 1ed as a dependent on another tax- | payer's return. PAGE DIOGENES A thoughtful person turned in ja lost check to the Juneau City | Police Wednesday evening reporting that it had been found near the | post office. 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