I SERVKECLEANEM|
4th and B Streets—Opposite School House
I QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY I
I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickleson, Props. I
I Prompt and Courteous Service H
I Phone RED 96 I
.BROTHERHOOD DANCE
WELL ATTENDED
t
• The Arctic Native Brotherhood
held another of their popular
dances last Saturday evening at
their clubhouse with a capacity
crowd.
j Entertainers were William Ok
pealak who sang several songs
jand Holgar Jorgensen with his
guitar, who sang and played for
the dances as well. A violinist,
whose name was not ascertained
also contributed to the evening’s
entertainment.
The door prize of two miniature
billikens was won by Sarah War
neke.
i
--,
Pioneer Ladies met last Friday
evening for their monthly meeting
in the Pioneer Hall and played
whist after their regular business
meeting. Winners of prizes were
Mrs. L. Stevens, Mrs. Christie
Waldheim, and Carrie McLain.
Committee in charge were Ann
.Walsh and Mary Ellen Walsh.
^ For Good Printing Call Main 125
1 Filled Griddle CaKes
^ «;v or vour favorite |
RECIPE: Use a pancake with the fol
recipe. Bake u;ne 2 cups cottage cheese
lowing: (l) Uom ne lemon juice, 2 tsps.
with lh cup sugar’.2coread on pancakes; roll,
^me^* »r5"nki.r«^
gS2? bW tn’ovPen (450° F.> about
5 min. until cheese melts. .—
favorful Coffee
Hdis Bros. Coffee Th™ I” 3 CUp of f': 1
| goodness is the r* , fuiibocbed I |
j Jfc .
• • • and of an coffees
process, "Controlled*'^!, H‘- '* Bros'
roasting the blend l/f, '"8’’ Br
coffee bean is l!-60/0"' of«cry
Coffee is yacuum packed Br°*
freshness aod frag!an£ ’ UU”°« M
2^ S©1VD5 ill
<r Router Orta*
tell
FREE 28-page booklet, "The Art of Coffee-Making." Write to Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc^ San Francisco 19.
I Trademarks »•» u S r.i rm
| CetyrigM IMS—tMla Brae. Cede*, lam
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
Chamber of Commerce board of
directors met Friday night at the
'home of vice-president Paul A.
Mandeville.
Harold F. Harper, who with his
wife Rita, is now in the States,
was elected to retain the office of
president which he held last year.
It was decided he could do a great
service for the community in that
capacity relative to the ‘ break
water” for Nome Harbor.
| A committee was appointed to
look into the prospectus for a new
/‘Chamber Booklet” for 1949, and
, that it should be bigger and better
I than before, with more pictures of
i the surrounding activities and
i scenery.
Other business before the board
1 included reports on legislative
matters and letters to Congress
, men in appreciation of support of
the bills for the “Nome Breakwa
ter.”
A letter was forwarded to the
Alaska Development Board in
reference to Alaska halibut fish
eries and supporting the resolu
tion by the board in connection
i with a letter from the Alaska
Fishing Industry.
Giant B-36 Makes
Record Run; Two
Motors Out At End
‘Contined from Page One)
roared northwestward, passi n g
over Denver at 7:12 p.m. Friday
night.
I Great Falls, Mont., was sighted
for the second time at 10:36 p.m.
Friday night and the plane made
a turn at Spokane, Wash., at 11:58
p.m.. heading homeward..
Terrific headwinds were en
countered on the last lap back to
Fort Worth. The bomber bucked
into the headwinds at 3:56 a.m.
Saturday over Casper, Wyo.
On March 2, Carswell Field sent
a smaller. B-50 bomber on a non
stop trip around the world. Re
fueling four times in the air, the
Lucky Lady II girdled the globe
in 94 hours and one minutes and
flew more than 23,000 miles.
Because of engine trouble and
because weather was closing in. at
Fort Worth, the B-36 landed with
two more hours of fuel.
The engines failed Saturday,
j Without engine trouble and the
terrific headwinds encountered
early Saturday over the Rocky
Mountains officers were confident
i the plane could have exceeded 10,
OOOmiles.
■ Communication
'
<Contined from Page One)
etc:, must file declaration on c
before March 15, 1949, and pay at
that time either the full amount of
anticipated income tax due for
the year or the first quarterly in
stallment. Farmers may elect to
wait until January 15, 1950 befon
they file.
The 1949 Declaration form:.
Deptax Form 600 ES.D., are print
ed slips similar in appearance and
general contents to the forms used
by the Internal Revenue Service
< Federal Government). Attached
to the form are instruction and a
blank for the taxpayers copy
They have been mailed to all per
sons on, the Tax Register of the
Department of Taxation. Taxpay
ers who are required to file and
who do not receive declaration:
may obtain copies from Divisional
or Area Tax Collectors of the De
partment of Taxation or by writ
, ing direct to the Department of
Taxation. Box 651, Juneau Alaska.
Even though you do not receive
forms through the mails or other
wise, liability still exists and ev
ery effort must be made to obtain
forms.
A taxpayer who is delinquent
in filing his declaration or in mak
ing payment will not be penalized
immediately, but will be granted
every opportunity to show a rea
sonable cause for failure to file or
to pay the tax on time, however,
j alleged ignorance of the law will
not be accepted as a reasonable
I cause for delinquency.
In making an estimate of prob
able 1949 tax this early, taxpay
ers may feel that they are unable
to make an accurate estimate be
■ cause of passible changes that may
occur before the close of the cur
rent year. It is not required how
ever, to be absolutely accurate
your best estimate will be accept
ed for the first filing and adjust
ments may be made during the
year. Taxpayers who have' been
filing Declarations of Estimated
Income with the Internal Revenue
• Federal Government) need only
to use ten per cent <10';> of the
amount so declared and this
amount will suffice as an estimate
; in filing declaiations with the De
partment of Taxation.
M. P. MULLANEY.
Tax Commissioner.
JAANSEN FUNERAL SERVICE
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The funeral of C. F. Jaansen
will be held from the Federated
Church Tuesday afternoon at two
o’clock.
Rev. L. Hudgins will conduct
the service.
:
■ hi—i- • ■■■■WuiI
Enjoy the whiskey that's C/mv\ l «a & Hcjm
KENTUCKY WHISKEY-A BLEND
BATIOMU MSTIUEK NOOUCTS C0», NEW TOM • «% CUM NEVIUL DIMS