/klanka Itrokr Y«*l
Hrfji.d.Ouie I'.iHHi-h
No*r«x Bilb
H ri Min l*age ()ue*
the lug question "where Is tile
money coming fnmt'"'
Alaska missed a chance to tax
w n umuti ui'tiMii, entertainment,
ate., dining the wai years which
]aiinued the Territory with woih
era and to ought construction to an
all time high Having missed this
otonomu fast I mat from Wechuw
*keu, another boat was dispatched
save drowning Alaskans, amt it
*lm»ks as if this boat too will be
TV
4tla*ed,
Host wai « onslt lift ion i ’ on (lie
I
(in tease in the Territory The
.taxes that could he collected from
tills and ottiei new and revived
industries Would not tie as great
as those that might have been col
le> ted in wai years, but still would
pile up a sUeable collection of
coin m file Territory’s coffers
Only last minute action by the
Senate on its two tax bills will
make this possible, and it takes a
two thirds vote fot reconsider a
tton
The cut m appropriation* may
put a leal hardship tm various ot
flees, and in regard to the (Invent
in's entea talumeul fund, cut to
practically nothing, future entei
Ktihlier Strike* |
May He* AvuTte^l
AKIhtN, ()., (/I*) — Union «n<l
i'iini|iuiiy nfticiuls of the "hig folll'"
producers of the nation's rubber
hinted stmiigly today that there
was still a fait chance of averting
a stllke set fm Sunday midnight
Loaders id the t‘l< Limited rut)
hei workers disclosed that theyi
hudn’t given lip the Idea of ai
peaceful settlement of the, wage)
controversy hy scheduling a meet ;
tng in (.Meveland tomorrow.
Ami L. M. Buckingham, attor-J
oey representing the four giant
rubber producers, said at the same
time' "1 am hopeful that the union
and the companies will settle this "
ROBERT KLEIN is In the hos i
pital for observation.
tainment at the mansion will prob
i ahl> involve a "bring your own|
: duck" type of invitation.
With venereal disease on the in
crease in Alaska, about one of ev
i ery forty-five residents are in
footed with either syphilis or gon
orrhea, there is -.till hope that a
hill t»» establish a pro nuptial pys
ical examination law will be
passed. The Senate kilted a bill of
this type, but attempts are still be
ing made to get a similar bill in
I troduced m the House.
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Cl.FINN HUFF
RETURNS TO NOME
Gian Huff of the U. S. Surplus
Office returned yesterday. The U.
S. Surplus Office has now been
incorporated into the War Assets
Vtlniinmtration
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the annual Municipal and
School Board election will be held
on April 1st. 1947, at the City Hall,
Nome. Alaska, for the purpose of
electing the following officers, vis:
Mayor; three members of the
Common Council; City Treasurer;
City Attorney; City Clerk and a
member of the School Board.
Polls will open at 8:00 A.M. and
close at 6:00 P.M.
Carrie M. McLain.
City Clerk
Publish Mar. 21 and 24.
NOTICE NIMRODS
Anyone interested in Joining a
gun club may meet in Ben Hynd
man's shop on Second and B
streets Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.
NOTICE
Petitions circulating lor the
forthcoming Municipal Election,
must be filed in the City Clerk's
office no later than March 2Sth at
5:00 p.m.
Carrie M. McLain.
City Clerk
NOTICE
There will be a Card Party Sat
urday night. March 22. at 8:00 p.m.
in the St. Joseph's Hall. Refresh
ments and prises. Admission, Gents
SI.00. ladies S.S0. Sponsored by
Arctic Natire Brotherhood.
SHOES
REPAIRED
See
GORDON OSBORNE
At Polet's
Classified Ads
WANTED—New or Used Daven
port and chair Call Army opera
tor. ask for Lt. George Snyder.
53-3tp
FOR SALE—Army Jeep and army
parka with wolverine ruff, in per
fect condition. Call Dowd House
A$-A evenings after (5 S5-3tp
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5\>R SALE—Used Studio Couch.
CaU Black 57 after 6 p.m 55tf
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THEATER
2 Shows. War 21. 7-15 A J OC PM.
Friday
'SADDLE LEATHER LAW"
Charles Stax re fit
ALsu 'Spy Smasher ' Chap. I
l Show. War. 22. T:30 PJtt.
Saturday
"MEET MS IN ST LOUIS"
JWy Garland
Margaret O'Snen
Aau 'Osark Sportsman '
2 Shows. War. 23, 7:U fc :|:tn» ? M.
Sunduy
"DAYS OF GLORY*'
Gregor-* Peck
Tamars Tmmanouu
Ami TSyee For You"
Seeing The
Legislature From
The Gallery
(Continued From Page one
er’s illness.
The general appropriation hi!
will be up for consideration in the
House tomorow. It is believed the
House will restore most of the
amounts cut by the committee and
put the bill into conformity with
budget estimates, but there is like
ly to be some heavy paring done in
the Senate if they do.
The House tabled the bill setting.
up regulations tightening controls.
on retail sales of liquor. This is,
the second time this bill has been
tabled, and it is unlikely it can
be lifted again.
The general appropriation bill t
eliminated all funds requested for
and usually set up for liquor law
enforcement.
A motion to indefinitely post
pone the bill providing for a refer
endum on closed shop was defeat
ed today but it is believed the
House will not pass the measure
on final vote tomorrow. Labor
representatives are here from all
over the Territory and are staging
a brisk fight against it.
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ROY DOUGLAS IN NOME
ON BUSINESS TRIP
Roy Douglas of Fairbanks, Alas
ka. sales representative for Schwa
bacher Hardware Company and
the Carter Rice Paper company of
Seattle is in Nome on his semi-an
nual sales trip.
Dems Will Oppose
Tax Reductions
WASHINGTON (/P>—Democrat
ic members of the House ways and
means committee decided today to
X any tax reduction plans
proposed by Republicans or any
one else at this time.
They met with Democratic floor
leader Sam Rayburn as the Repub
lican-controlled committee went
into session to approve a bill call
ing lor a 30 per cent slash for
small taxpayers and a 20 per cent
cut for most others.
Rayburn told newsmen follow
ing Democrats’ meeting that they
felt the entire matter of tax re
duction should be deferred until
Congress has a better idea of the
nation’s fiscal situation and how
much money will be appropriated.
‘ That will be the attitude of
Democrats in the committee and in
the House,” he commented.
The Republicans counted on
their five-man majority in the
committee—made of 15 Republi
cans and 10 Democrats—to drive
through the income tax cut bill.
As approved by the Republican
House steering committee yester
day the bill gives a 30 per cent in
come tax slash to low-bracket tax
payers and a 20 per cent cut to
most others. The original tax-cut
ting legislation was proposed by
chairman Knutson <R.-Minn > of
the committee.
THE SMALL CHILD of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Brown is a patient in
the hospital.
LENTEN SPECIALS
FROZEN FISH
Codfish Cakes, Shee-Fish. Shrimp. Oyster
Cocktail. Shrimp Cocktail.
SALT FISH
Cod-Fish. King Salmon Heads and Mackerel
CANNED FISH
Crab, Shrimp. Oysters, Sea Mussels, Whole
Clams. Minced Clams. Minced Cockle.
Salmon, Fish Balls. Pilchards. Mackerel.
Chicken Haddie.
BARBECUED
Oysters, Halibut, and Salmon.
Pickled Herring. Antipasto. Caviar. .Anchovy
Paste. >punish Sardines. Sardines in Tomato
•«
Sauce. Sardines in Olive Oil.
A.POLET