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The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-02-28

the standpoint of the job hunter is that it creates a Supervisor of Tax ation. who. according to the bill shall receive a salary Of mot less than S4,50O per annum nor more than S8.O0O per annum.a Nice cher ries in anybody's orchard and the supervisor shall be appointed for a term of six years.
 Major objection to the tax bill however. seems to be based on the belief that it is double taxation. This arises from the fact that the majority of Alaska taxpayers have never seen a copy of it. let alone read it. If. as il purports 10 do, il sets up a new tax structure the gen. eral feeling appears to be that at. least Alaskans should have a chance to look il over before it is enacted into law.
 Wrangeu Chamber of Commerce at it's annual meeting first of the week went on record against 1t, at least until such time as the measure can be given proper study. h. telligent lawmakers should have more than the remaining 30 days of the present session to pass on a bill of such import Chamber members eontended as they went on record supporting Senator SulliVan's pro- posal to carry the bill over to an other session. possibly a special ses-I ion in the fall. and in the mean time name a committee from the two houses of the Legislature to make a comprehensive study of the proposal.
 # * #
 Grover Vim. Juneau attorney and former Speaker of the House. who usually has his ear fairly close to legislative matters, says the in- come tax bill is only the first Of three tax bills which will be tossed to the Legislature. General proper ty tax bill is coming up and sey- .erance gold tax bill.
 What asked your Periseoper, "is the severance gold tax bill2"
 Haven't seen ita. explained Vim, but he did pass on it's defin- ftion as laid down by Senator All abam" LaBoyteauX of Livengood. When somebody asked Senator Al abam" what it was all about he re- piled: T guess it means to sever it away from you and give it to me. or vice versa"
 Politically sensttiye-eared Winn has more than a hunch that the in come tax bill is going to be defeat ed. Mir. Vim didn't say so. but your Periscoper gathered the mining industry is against the measure. and the mining industry dominates the Legislature.
 #* <
 Back in January of 1940 Alaska Democrats gathered in their Terri torial convention Up in Juneau and drew up the customary platform of fors and againsts. Among the things they favored, pledged was the word used, was to urge on the Leg islature the passage of a law creat-I ing a Department of Labor in theI Territory. That little three-line of platform plank is rising right up on end around the legislative corri- dors these days Senator Doe" Walker has introduced a measure, Senate bill 13, to establish the De- partment of Labor and create the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-02-28
WYNN IN TOWN

Grover c. Winn. prominent Juneau attorney, was in town over the last week end in connection with legal bus mess here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-02-28
THIR0UGlH THIlE POLITICAL
 PEREgC COPE
A & q &

Senate Bill No. 10, commonly known as the income tax bill but which actually proposes to setup a new tax structure in Alaska, has been referred back to the taxation committee of the Territorial Senate after a week of hearings and debate which revealed there is strong sen- timent against the 96-page measure which proposed to do about every thing except putting out the cat and winding the clock.
 One of its attractive features from
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-02-28

office of Commissioner of Labor and appropriating $30,000 for that pur- pose. There is one Republican in the Senate, another in the House. The rest are all Democrats. Natural conclusion would be that a Depart ment of Labor bill would roll through the Legislature like a steam roller. But it isn't Report is that it is having it's troubles. Major obiee- tion is reported from the economy minded who see no pressing need for such a measure with the exist ing Federal and Territorial statutes. They see no merit in hiring a Labor Commissioner al s3.600 per year. some assistants. maintaining an of- flee and otherwise spending S30.- 900 for the cause Of labor during the next two years. Best bet is the bill will pass as the Democratic lawmakers are put on the old plat form spot. but its causing no end of argument
 We doubt if it is intended as move to keep Territorial Highway Engineer William r. uesse in of. flee forever. but Senator LeRoy Sullivan of Nome has introduced a bill in thte Legislature requiring three years residence in the Terri tory for qualified electors and five years residence for a candidate for rTv,,.,.7#g-5, TTfe1,r r4g,v- Usyfrs,..,. A though Wangell could ever forget, Hesse is the chap who blocked the use of S25.000. appropriated by the 1889 Legislature, on an airport at Wrangell Mr. Hesse is probably the only man in the world that won't concede Wrangell needs an airport. If Mr. Hesse had his way Wrangell's transportation facilities probably would be confined to dog team. Mr. Hesse dates himself with the gold rush-the gold rush of '98-not the gold rush of the '70s when Wran- gell was a boom town feeding sup plies into the newly discovered Cas- siar and Mr. Hesse was still kick ing the slats out of his cradle. Com pared to Wrangell oldest and most picturesque town in Alaska, Alaska s Territorial Highway Engineer is d rank "Cheechako". Perhaps that's the reason for Senator Sullivan's memorial-to keep MT. Hesse in of flee so he can find out something about the country.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
JACKSON COUNTY
FARM NEWS
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arr Norma @aeaEex. Robert TAylos.
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~Egeseuted with Kea Murray and
Rose Hobart in the ieadln9 Fossx
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ground q The worlds most luxaf-
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the attempt "a sfese KAlkuA. =
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
Numaer IMPARTIAL Hear
Rxemu<fnus

employees in Industries fpune
by the Administrators % be seasonal
nav Naork up 20 Il hours = DAY c.
h0aarx \ week without tire pay
Esnt q overtime fof "a weeks IN
AIS year
Persons engaged IA q plant
uhich is engaged tn the first pro-
ceSxae. packing OF canninE Of
fruigs or Vegetables. or handing CT
slau hEerfnE livestock OK poultry
need not be PAID any overtime. com
nensatson for IL weeks IN any year
8 Employees belonging &c . union
certified by the National Labor Re-
lataoas Board which has a CONTRACT
with the employer limiting work 70
1000 hours In Is wrecks OF a0o0
hours q year and guaranteeing an
Anntal wage need be paid time and
one-half only when they work more
than y hours a day or Sc hours .
week
I Employees working In a plant
located near the farm and engaged
in the first processing q any farm
product need not be paid overtime
compensation during IA weeks IN
any year.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

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Week. February 4 - ~ d il au-
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President Roosevelt u3Il address
the Boy scoute e AEnsftoa upsf TIE
mainf netnoFks - DE Country AZ
$50 . M saturday. mus officially
lstaukarattne h0s scout ssek The
President II honorary head ~ nHA.
All fou pens q Boy aeoa4fa naii
hold = Pack meeting at 90 sat-
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be the rule fpf them - mesr uns.
form evefywhefe. school ard dasnrcls
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The newly organized Traap No.
20 II Boy Scouts, NJ Hnfiex. une
presented i1 charter b Dlstrscf
Commissioners HenFY W uattstH q
PnncaFuula, Tuesday nlel,t e. fhin
week The presentation WA made
81 the Hurley school during ) nees.
INC q ths Hurley Library Assnesa.
ton. presided over b. sidney nab.
ertsan.
Cards also were presented 10 sd
ney Robertson ncosstmaHtrF ~ TIE
troop. q W Hamilton. COMMITTEES
chairman. ~ ~ My. assistant
sroasmastsF and = G Esefssts
committeeman
Commissioner uaut1ef, mace I
tale describing the duties a thf
sponsoring Institution and uss aam.
mitteeuen The responee was mAas
BY scoutmasssr Rabnrtaon. aenzta.
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and is activities
Plans we're discussed Tor seoul
Week which viii - observed start.
ING tonaaFfUw
The troop IL Ia Hhe rural einaalfl,
cation ara i made 10 e safreil
from Hurley. HlE Point. wAde ene
pd1sf nsafbY communities
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Henry W OautfsT. Cuhmotaer. 4
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
Number ls-chIld Labor

Children under Is years Of aRs
may not BE employed IN.
/. Plants manufacturing expios-
ives.
2 The operation OF motor We
hieles OF Is helpers on motor We
hleies.
; Coal mines. except slate pick
tng. repair. maintenance Or office
work on the surface.
Children under Is may not BE-
employed In.
! Manufacturing ar mining
: The operation o. tending IT
hosting apparatus or power-driV-
Ell machines other than office ma
csineE
; Public messenger service
Caildrea between IL and l6 may
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

Approximately 100 full grown
Dream have recently becn trans
ported from the Government haIeh-
err ~ Lyman - Shadow Lake IN
Roosevelt STATE PARK At Morton. &C.
eor91nK 70 J. y Eoxtenbeffy. state
paFk director. Tlstx Nfi enable
Mississippi fishermen % cateb TIE
limit
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

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FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT

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eene an ho1F. may be cstAbashna
b C@ Pfaltp D. Fsesnin9. Admins
traitor q ule Wage ana Isaar rAxf.
ann. ~ tSkasn8 "a lngssffY mnee
order based GA the reoanmrndAtkon
Of an industry committee
Eleven industry uAEe nedaf4 ARE
ALREADY In effect pruytdlne rates -
follows
Ho0ery-s21 ccngs ser seamless
snd % crnts fox fali-takhiaaed
T~exules-wx2E crnt8
Mlliinefv-<o cent?
Boots ard Shoes cefst&
knitted underwear ard outanef-
ctal knitting aSc eants
Wooden epo1AM cenlA
AAts-4e ccsshN exrcps as cents
Tor straw and harvest hstx.
Knitted nuterwear--5S cents.
AppArel-S2i cents. IS cents. I'll
cents and 20 cents
Pulp and paper-4o cents
Leaztsef-x0 cents
NunseF fe-renalfies
a kl0.0n1 fine for the first Of
Tense and Imprisonment 4 . 10 gix
months for the second offrnse aFe
the penalties provided for criminal
violations Of the Pair Labor stand
ards Act, including the discnange al
discrimination against ans en-
pAoyce who has filed = complaint
The Division may entoan the ship
ment Of any goods pro1uced IN yfo-
lati0n Of the minimum WAGE az
overttmc provisions Of the Act OF
any goods produced Ia an establish
meut Ia or about which oppressive
child labor has beer employed wath-
Ia 80 days.
Violations Of the Act may be
halted by injunction
Employees may bring xugts them
selves o. through an agent IN any
court Of competent jurisdiction 70
recover unpaid minimum waaes o.
overtime compensation. the Act
providing thai employers are liable
Tor double the unpaid sums pius
court costs and reasonable at
torneys fees
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
BIGPOINT

Res. " r. Murray Of EncatAwpz
preached In the church here. Sun
day. ard uns 8 dinner esAsxt q ~
and Mr2 II . Cot.
Mr. ard Mrs Roy ooff wsFe buas-
hess visitors TO pascasoaia Monday
%
RAY Brigham, ME Copeland ard
. TREND of theirs drove down frosn
Michigan arriving Tuesday after
noon
Mrs Norria Roberts and her sik-
ter-lu-iaw. Mira LEO Holden Of VAN
eieaye. were guests Thursday Of the
formers parents. Asr and Mr. Irsin
Nelson.
Mr. ard Mrs Raymond Wright Of
Hurley we're business visitors 70
PascagouiA Thursday and anfoute
70 their home stopped with Mr. and
Mr. n ) Long for ! friendly visit
%
Mr.. and Mrs whluden Of pAsca-
RDuIa wtre guests Sunday afternoon
d the latters parents. Mr. and Mrs
A. L Vincent
-
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra Ghoeinoek and
and children Of Eat Moss Point
spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Airs
Horace Ghoemoek
-
Mrs. LeolAfdT and Mfs. Hagen
went 70 Ocean sprinaB and Biloxi
on business Monday
Mira Calhoun Carter after spend
Ing = week here u.Eh her soa. in-iAw
and daughter. Mr and MrH Butch
Nelson. returned % her home ct
Basin. Saturday.
D.
Prank Smith who has been IN TIE
jackson County HOSPITAL for some
days ard l. hont3 with improved
health