CADET POHKOi
CAP pays expenses while in Washington.
Expenses during travel status will be the
responsibility of the parent wing*
Tho Wing Camm&nders receive reoot/imondU
ations from the top Senior Officer, lift*#
Roman Ifetlaoh for Dillingham, of each unit
and from these he selects the dadet hatu
ing the highest recommendation.
When Marshall was toll ef tho honor
given him, he said, MI eaii*t believe itt
Me, .«going to Washington. Look: at my hand
shako. Boy, I*m going right home end
bone up on my military courtesy and bearu
ingi" »
Good lack to you, Mr, Cadet, Dilling
ham is honored to have you represent us
at this fabulous gatheringsand know this
the rest of us Cadets stand behind you
one hundred percent, (Put in upon request,]
*“John MuTkeiT was” “admTtTed ToTne
Hespital with a gastric hemmorhage a few r
,, mornings ago,
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Some men work hard ana save their
money so their sons won*t have the problem*
that made men of their fathers* * :
rzme. * ABBti’r • 1— -:—^———-— --
Mrs* M* L* Bradford of Dillingham
who Is now abroad, called on Delegate
Bartlett vrhile in Washington this week
(March 25th)*
TAX EX EE'IPTION
Dolegate Farrington of Hawaii and
Delegate Bartlett are awaiting the views
of the Treasury Department on whether or
not backing would be had from the execu
tive departmrjit on possible legislation
which would permit employees of private
business firms in Hawaii^ Alas’-a and
elsewhere to exclude cosi—of-living al
lowances from their gross incomes«, Such
a proposal would also expend to local
government employees and those federal
employees who do not new have their
salaries fixo d by law.
The proposal was submitted to the
Treasury-Department some weeks ago by
the two delegates becausoit is felt that
the success of such a proposal would de
pend on the support of the administration
(no*, uould you like ta exeluae ?.bJ/% of
your foi'Obs income from the payment of in-.
kConie taxes? He, too,)
April 27
’I 1 A ‘ iif-Tiir*~ - T^rrr^iiTT - nr1 ■ jW1- TttXrraL. nawas
HE WILL FIGHT- FORi
I* Immediate Statehood for Ale ska
2. Intensified Defense Program
3J Higher maximum salaries for teachdrs
4# Defeat of Terr. General Sales Tax
5* Establishment of another Judgeship
in the Third Division.
6. Restoration of previous Employment;
Security A.ct Law end policy
7» Expansion of Public Schools and Fed
eral aid for such construction
in rufal districts
8» Exploration of potential hydro
electric power sites
9 • iiight of hage earners to organize
and bargain collectively
CAST YOUR VOTE
for