measures:
(I) Change the tax
structure to permit profits
to operators and dividends
to investors. (2) Balance
the federal budget now, in
prosperous times when, if
ever, high taxes can bei
paid. (3) Improve indus
trial relations. In the long
run, workers get paid in
proportion to what theyi
pfoduce; and high wTages,
fairly earned, comprise the
foundation of American
prosperity.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HAS MANY VISITORS
_
The Chamber of Commerce held
its regular Noon luncheon Tues
day with many guests present.
Among those present were John j
McCormick, Alaska Director of!
I^elective Service; Stan Bartlett,!
man, Procurement Officer for the
Selective Service; Stan Bertlett,
of Pan American Airways; Mrs. j
Helen Meyer, Campus Nurse andj
Hostess of the University of Alas-1
ka; Miss Mary Minning. teacher!
from Richmond, Ind.; Mrs. Jessie!
McCrary, representative of thei
Sears, Roebuck and Co.; E. B.
Klockholm, Vice President of the
Fmst National Bank of Seattle,
and a member of the Alaska Com
mittee of the Seattle Chamber of
Commerce Miss Bettie Britting
ham, Editor of the “Methodist
Woman”, of New York; George
Green, Superintendent of the
HOME MADE CANDIES
Made to order — $1.75 pound
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Evenings
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CHARLES R.
GRIFFIN CO. !
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SEATTLE ,4 WN,
Nome Directory
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Meets First and Third
Thursday each month
DONALD J. LYLE, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
NOME LODGE
A-5
Meets Second Friday
S. DAVID MAZEN, N.G.
ROBERT BALDWIN. Secy.
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
Phone Mein 40
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome, Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
^ Room 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Alaska
v Seattle Office:
•01 Lowman Building
Telephone EL. 8308
Jessie Lee Home in Seward, and
also First-Vice President of the I
Seward Chamber of Commerce;
and G. Yakubobsky, Technician
for the U. S. Weather Bureau.
The guests were welcomed by
President Duke Mitrovitch and
each in turn spoke ‘briefly’ of
the visit to Nome or something
incident to Alaska.
The committee on preparation
of data fthe building of a tuber
culosis hospital at Nome made its
report and stated that the reso
lution was ready to be forwarded
to Dr. Albrecht, Territorial Pub
lic Health Department head, and
would be accompanied by letters
from Dr. J. B. Tucker and Terri
torial Health Nurse, Clara Gaddie.
The committee appointed to do
a survey on the possibility of get
ting the Cappy McDougall Fund
for the purpose of purchasing eq
uipment for a hospital to be con
structed by the Women’s Division
of the Methodist Board of Mis
sions, reported that progres thus
far had been only to obtain the
voiced approval of members of
the City Council and the tenta- i
tive approval of two of the trus
tees of the fund.
Mr. Carl Lomen, chairman of
that committee said he and Rev. |
M. Day, called on Mr. O. D. Coch
ran, one of the trustees, and pre
sented the case to him in the light
of purchasing equipment for a hos
pital to be built by the Methodist
Women’s organization, funds for
which were already allotted to
Nome.
He stated that Mr. Cochran had
agreed he could “go along with |
that idea” saying that he was in
favor of the hospital for Nome.
Mr. Lomen concluded by say- j
ing that he, with the Mayor, who
was one of the trustees, and Mr. ■
H. Harper, were going to pay Mr.
Cochran a visit in the interest of
obtaining his approval for the use
of the fund toward the hospital.
A. Polet, Second Division rep
resentative of the Alaska Develop
ment Board, reported that the1
transcribed records of the program
in honor of Secretary of the In-!
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Navy to Fight in Desert
PHOENIX, ARIZ. — (Soundphoto) — With water stored in huge
dams for irrigation and power sources rapidly diminishing in an un
usually long drought period, the U.S. Navy has come to the rescue
by providing a giant steam-electric generating train for use of the
Salt River Valley Water Users Association. Designed and used to
provide emergency power in bombed-out areas, it will now enable
Arizona farmers to pump water for their crops. Photo shows Lt.
Comm. Robert H. Moore of the Navy delivering papers to Lin B. Orme,
President of the Valley Association. The Navy boasts the 12,500,000
plant is fitted handier and more compactly than a submarine.
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