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Deaths Reported

Johanna c. IArman. 50, Bethesda, Nd.
Hicn1rd :. Cohren, 81. Upper Marlboro
John T. 0ateiy, 10. 1O47 crittenden at. d, ~
Jennie I. G. Willcocks, 10. $500 Colorado
ave. NV. =
Ameria Brettschneider. 7s. Biadensburs..
Owens c. Ryon, 7S. 41s 11th st. ne.
Mamie Torreyson, as. 1000 Conn. ave.
Mary p. Padgett. 81, 1929 Columbia I'd. ~
Sidney w. Goaishe. 81. 7O5 @ st. Sc.
Lcuis A. Smith. So, 342O 18th st. NV
Adaline J. Mcdonald So, sol 18th ST. ne
Mae Philo, 81; 723 Tuckerman st.
ssx,er MaIe, = smith, 40, 84s D. East Capitol st.
Haskell Brown. So. Dallas. N. c. -
EEaSsrq Esls q =: Eopeland. infant Arlington. Va.
Charles Miller, So. 242 K st. s.w.
Hf9race sfrc Hartvell. 81, Clio 2nd st. NV.
Fred Brown, Al. SO4 New Nj hampshire ave.
Pecora Williams. "a, sos N st. NV.
6eatrice Miles. infant, I005 seth ave. ne.
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on the fact that Army regulations
governing the Distinguished Service
Cross do not take into account any
actions of dogs, no matter how
heroic the dogs behavior may be
under fire.
Chips isn't likely to be called be-
fore court-martial, they said. and
Maj. Gen. Lucian Truscott, who is
said to have made the award, prob
ably won't get into hot water.
Announcement that Chips had
been decorated came to Dogs for De-
fense in New York which said it had
received a telegram to that effect
from the Army Headquarters Corps.
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RICHARD w, GALIHER. Attorr.v "a.
fiaintiM, S3s Woodward Blds.
Filed Jan 8, 1914,
Charles Z. Stewart, CLERK

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
TRIoH1IGuIs TV1RsIimE1uIs G, SoUvILLE. Plaintiff. VS..
cSmSNN cSmS0N ny, g@2354[-ORDER @ OF PUBLT-
lect OF this suit is to obtain an absolUt.
more nipnsce tban on the grounds of desertion for
motion of the plaintiff, it is this 9Th dsY
9i January. 1914, ORDERED. that the
oeienoant- Veronica Souville, cause her
asppearance to be entered herein on or be-
Iors the fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays
ana legal holidays, occurring after the
Gay OF the frst publication of this order.
otherwlse the cause will be proceeded with
az n case Of default Provided COPY
oi tn's order be published once a week for
Inree re successive weeks in the Washington
lore said day. tS) T ALAN COLDS
55OHoUGH Justice. tSeaL) tru. COW,
ELEANOR E. JOBE. Deputy Clerk.
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Lyle Howard Olson Dies;
Headed Appraisal Firm

By tne ASSOclateU PresS.
NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y, Jan. Is
Lyle Howard Olson, 68, vice presi-
eent of the American Appraisal Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis, died at his home
here yesterday.
Mr.. Olson, who was born at
Mount Morris, Wis, joined the firm
as an appraiser in 1893. He became
general manager in 1922 and later
vice president and chairman of the
Executive Committee, at which time
he moved to New York.
The widow and three daughters
survive.
Evening star., 1944-01-15
Army Probes DSC for Chips;
Admits Doc Received Silver Stur

(From Yesterdays Late Editions.)
Chips, the canine hero of Sicily,
who is the first dog in history to be
awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross, probably is also the first dog
to be made the subject of an Army
investigation into the award.
Although treating the matter
lightly, Army officials at the Penta-
gon claimed today they have been
unable to trace the award of DISC
to Chips as reported earlier in New
York, but admit the Army dog was
awarded the Silver Star for GAL
lantry.
The investigation into the re-
ported award was based, they said,
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John |. Hurst, 50, Dies;
Hotel House Detective

John T. Hurst, 50, for 10 years a
Mayflower Hotel house detective
died yesterday at his home, ZOOS
Adams Mill road NV. He had been
in i'll health for a month.
A former Loudoun County (va.),
dairy farmer he came here Is years
ago. He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Mary c. Hurst; three daughters,
Mrs. Jane Brasse, Mrs. William Nc
Clure and Mrs. G. H. Ballou; a son,
E. G. Hurst; brother, James Hurst;
a sister, Mrs. Lucey Ellis, and five
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Monday in the Hines funeral home.
Burial will be Oakton, Va.
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ELMER STEWART. Attorney,
S04 Press Bldg.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
p, states for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate, Coert.-No. 6o,767, Ad.
= ainlstIation.-This is to Give Notice: That
tne subscriber, of the State of Maryland.
mas mas OBTAINED from the Probate Court OF
.ne District Of Columbia. Letters testa-
pa mIentary on the estate of Louise c. Ely.
Al persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
aautnenticateo. to the subscriber on or
oeiore The Both day of December, AID
iS44: otherwise they may by law be ex-
Siuoeo from all benefit of said estate
given under my hand this 3Ist dav NJ
December l943. ELIZABETH q. STEW
All, 29 Oxford Street, Chevy Chase,
MMaryland 30. tSealD Attest. THOMAS
SSALLEY. Deputy Register of Wills for
me District of Columbia. Clerk Of the Pro.
udtc SOuIl. -
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JOSEPH A. KAUFMANN,
Attorney for Com plainants,
1901 18th 81. NV, Washinrton, d. C.
National $3.50.
Filed Jan. g, 1914,
Charles z. Stewart, Clerk.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
b,a uniisd 81 STATES fer the District 1f Goum
AUCTION SALES. INC. - Civil Action
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. - Upon
considerable Of the petition for dissolu-
District of Columbia corporation. il is
this 9th day of January 1914. ORDERED,
that all persons interested in said cor
OF this Court on the 21st day Of February,
1874, and show. cause, if any they have,
why decree should not be entered dis
sowing the aforesaid corporation. provided
notice of this order shall be published
Il, N ne WASHINGTON Law Reporter and the
washington Evening Star weekly, for three
&c not less than one month from the date
nxsd as aforesaid. tSl T. ALAN COLDS
Test: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk, 81
EMMA c; SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk
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Your U. 5. Income Tax
lThts Is No. II Of q Se,iss

(TnH D NO. ~ 0J q SerteS.)
The Federal income tax payable
for 1943 Is divided into three parts
the normal tax and the surtax,
which together compose the regular
income tax; and the victory tax. The
total OF these taxes, in all ordinary
cases, represents the total tax pay
able on 1913 income.
Exceptions arise in cases involv-
ing computation of normal tax and
surtax where there have been Ger
tain capital gains or losses, in which
case an alternative computation is
permitted, provided there are net
long term capital gains In excess of
net short-term capital losses; or
where taxpayer holds bonds with a
tax-free covenant (bonds In which
the issuing corporation pays part of
the income tax on the INTEREST,", in
which case deduction of the
amount paid by the corporation is
allowable against the tax computed
on the return.
On short Form 1040A, the COM
bined normal tax and surtax Is
shown in a table and requires no
multiplication. On long Form 104O,
these taxes must be figured sepa-
rately by percentage rates. The VIC
tory tax requires percentage compu-
tations on both forms.
The normal tax is a fiat 6 per cent
OF all your income after deducting
personal exemption, credit for de-
pendents, earned income credit, de-
ductions for charity, etc.
The surtax is a varying percent
age Of your income but with fewer
deductions. Deductions allowed in
computing normal tax but not for
surtax purposes are the earned in
come credit. interest on certain Fed
eral securities, and dividends on
share accounts in Federal savings
and loan associations, issued prior to
March %, 1912. The surtax begins
at 13 per cent on the first $1,000 of
income subject to surtax, proceeds
at 16 per cent on the next $4,000, 20
per cent on the next $4,000 and
continues climbing until it reaches
81 per cent on all income subject to
surtax which exceeds 5000, 900.
II your surtax net income Is
higher than $1,000, each bracket of
income is still taxed at the rate for
that bracket, and the total surtax is
merely total of the surtaxes COM
puted for each bracket. Thus, If your
income makes you subject to the
maximum surtax of 81 per cent, that
rate applies only to the surtax net
income over 5000 900 while each por-
ton of the first 5000, 900 is taxed at
lower rates.
The Victory tax is a temporary
wartime tax. The exemptions and
deductions are different and fewer
than in the case of either the nor
NAL tax or surtax. The tax is S per
cent, less credit formerly called
postwar credit which reduces the
tax by one-fourth or more depend.
ing on whether you are single OF
married, and how many dependent.
you support. On short Form 1040A
the tax is expressed as net rate
after allowing for credit. On Ions
Form 1040, the tax and credit hav.
to be figured separately because per.
sons using this form may be affect
ed by limitations on the credit
These limits do not affect the use
of the shorter form. which is re-
stricted to persons with not NOR
than $1,000 income.
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Henry EderIe, Father
|OfGertrude, Dies in Auto
By the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Henry
Ederle, SO, father of Gertrude
Ederle, first woman to swim the
English Channel. was found dead
In a wrecked automobile here last
night
Police said that Mr.. Ederle's body
was found crushed behind the steer
ing wheel of his car, which had
crashed into a lamp-post on Henry
Hudson Parkway. They said it was
not Immediately determined wheth-
er he had died of a heart attack
or Of injuries.
His daughter won international
fame when she swan the Channel
in 1926.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ERANCIs 9. NEUBECK,
y0HN 4. NEU1ECk. Attorneys,
1885 National Press BlAg. (4).

DIsTR1CT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court-No So, ,76s. Ad.
N This is to Give Notice:
tnat the subscriber. of the District OF Co.
court Of the District Of Columbia. Letters
Ni Aominlstration on the estate OF Caro-
me Ruppel. late Of the District Of
20 Soiumnia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the
ttSSecne5s KY thereof legally authentieated to
OF December, AID 1914; otherwise they
may q law be excluded from ali benefit
alst day Of December. 1913. CARRIE r.
FOSTER, .519 Quincy Street NV. 1D.
yySeail Attest: THOMAS C. SCALLEY.
Depaty Register Of Wills for the District
OF Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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HERMAN MILLER
shLNATORE E. LEONARDO, Attsrneys.
500 IL Street NV. %.

DlSIRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
holdins Probate. Court-No 62.OTi, Ad,
mn TmhInistra tion;-This is to Give Notice:
Ina, Ina tne subscriber. Of the District of Ca
Tourt OF the District of Columbia. Letters
GsSlsame1tary on the estate Of Verna M.
dSaaoel, Sn late Of the District of Columbia,
oeCeaSeo All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned TO
eS exh,oit the same with the vouchers there
ol' o iegauy authenticated, to the subscriber.
AZ, 1874; otherwise they may BY law be
GeHCiuoeo from all benefit of said estate.
6a 6en unoer my hand this 31st day OF
December, 1943. EDITH B. MACETA.
4.U1 Connecticut Avenue NV. (s5. fsesI1
httest: THOMAS c. SCALLEY, Deputy
MIss,Ster In OF wills for the District of CO.
'umoia: Clerk of the Probate Court.
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Fronk W. Field Dies;
Retired Missionary
BY the Associated Press.

BY tht ASS0clated Press.
ORLANDO, Fla, Jan. 15.-Elder
Frank Williams Field, 80, staff
member for 19 years at Southern
Junior College, Chattanooga, Tenn.
and for so years a minister Of the
Seventh Day Adventist Church, died
here yesterday after long illness.
He spent 10 years in the Orient as
a missionary and had lived in Or
lando since his retirement in 1885.
Evening star., 1944-01-15
Western Union Pays RFC
12-MiIIion Postal Debt

BY the Associated Press.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
has paid the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. $12,563, ,451.72, thus settling in
full the loans which the agency
made to the Postal Telegraph Co.,
the RFC announced yesterday.
The Indebtedness was assumed by
Western Union when the two COM
panies were merged last year. The
RFC loans to Postal were to enable
Ut to continue operations pending
negotiation Of the merger.
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JAMES c. DULIN, Jr., Attorney,
Hibbs Building (5),

DIsTRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court-No. So 81, Ad.
M mministra tion.-This is to Give Notice:
Inat the subscriber, Of the District Of
court Of the District of Columbia, Letters
o. Administration on the estate of Ellen
nmSis OF he IeEsobs pis.5lst qi Co.
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
.ne subscriber. on or before the Goth day
1a T december. AID; 1914; otherwise they
aaS ma ny law be excluded from all benefit OF
4th Gay OF January. 1914. w. WhIIFR
nS5f ss.of YDE; 2s2O wisconsin Ave NV. (71.
register Of Wills for the District of "a.
iumolai iaai 5S,erk Clerk of the Probate Court,
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Lehman Names FeIIer
'UNRRA General Counse|
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Herbert H. Lehman. director gen.
eral OF the United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Administration,
announced yesterday appointment
Of Abraham H. Feller as general
counsel of the organization.
Mr.. Feller has been general coun-
sci of the Once of War Information.
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ARTHUR C. ELGIN, Attorney.
washington Loan & Trust Blds- i4l-

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
uoIdi,,ees IdiS.es p IoS the District Of Columbia,
n mIninlstration This is to Give Notice: That
tne t subscriber. of the District of Columbia.
mas mas obtained from the Probate Court of
m5iniStration g, on the estate Of Helen <.
decease,d dene, late OF the District of Columbia,
the deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hinlt fn the same. with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the subscriber.
on or before the 10Th day of December
AD. 1874: otherwise they may by law BE-
esiS eesXieiuded from all benefit of said estate,
given under my hand this Both day al
December, 1913. THOMAS r. MosHY.
I'll Emerson Street NV DID. (SeaIj
ATTEST: VICTOR s. MERSCH Register Of
WINS Tor the District of Columbia Clerk
of the Probate Court iasJs %
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w. H. BADEN, Attorney,

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
uoSt;nts states for the District OF Columbia,
is to Give Notice.
rnat the subscribers. of the District of
SSolumoia. have obtained from the Probate
Iu,esstamentary on the estate of Isabelle p
decesss, d.cesso, late Of the District Of Columbia.
against the deceased are hereby warnsa niaims rs
efhi9it eS the same, with the vouchers there.
Of, legally authenticated, to the snb.
december, A.D. 1914; otherwise thew NAV Vr
ss, oy law ne excluded from ali benefit OF said
dsS e. 9Slven under our hands this 3Tth
vWiID9ETT0; ~ 1884 OGDEN st. NV. uo5, THE
PANY.i PgAANsYaiNdyoE sy! nEkasMsn&, h3AM & TRUST. CON-.
Trust Ofiicer. 1Sea1 iiteet AtMISS. Sass; Asst;
E; MERSCH. REGISTER Of Wills for tbs
cSTrfct cnMrt OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probats
Evening star., 1944-01-15
EUGENE B. SULLIVAN, Attorney.
Bowen Building (5).

DISTRICT s1.s!cs COURT OF THE UNITED
n,9 m99rd;ing Probate Court.-No. s2,T5S. AZ,
fhs ssTSation-This Is to Give Notice That
from tie 'hs ProSates BATE eduS ed Ohio has
District Of Columbia, Letters of AdminIi.ee Ii,e
uin, uIIintion, eta, on the estate Of Msyme +.
dsccrist. dGiIcnrist. late Of the District Of coiumbia.
tie dece.sAedI ~ persons srs having claims aEainst
hibit the same. with the vouchers therenf
on the 18th day me Of ipoessp,Ser pessmser
A;D, e;c,,,dse 1924; 20 otherwise they may by law 5:
January. 1914. HAIRY HATS SniS " Srd dohYyA day q
Seal s,l,2 Atssst: vIcToR RtsW0Sd s. %ERseiR2.. 9ei2.
umpis Clerk Ss WIS " tss iSs s2ebst the DstFss Co
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
:, United States for the District of ca.
5AeR Essos iS2 iARDlsaslSn ensnse oi Sf NsR. NIsRa
Ciyll ACTION No. 22631 ISRAEL JACK
EiLILNsON. i.,ION. having filed complaint for
ELINsoN and having R APPLIED ns to tSe 10 5aCk coCfs
for an order Of publication Of the notice
REQUIRED BY law in such cases, il is bS
the Court this 7th day Of January, 1874.
ORDERED that all persons concerned
she show xtS SsuSs Ssx II any there be- On or before
Srayers Of said Complaint should no NOT be bs
granted: Provided. That q copy Of thiS
order be published once . week for three
consecutive weeks before said day In
qEss esp9 2ess cXsaa ISssIss
Clerk. By MELVIN J. ANTHONY. DEPUTY
OierA. Jas,
Evening star., 1944-01-15
CEMETERY LOTS.

CHOICE SITES in Cedar Hill, near new
mausoleum, S625 for the lot, or will sell
0nsle sites. EN-. 1890.
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TIRES, TUBES GIVEN
OUT DURING MONTH

Following is list of the recipients
of rationed commodities, per GER
tificates issued by the Juneau War
Price and Rationing Board for the
period between June rs and July 25:
Juneau Water Company, 2 tires,
2 tubes; H. r. Blood, tires, 2 tubes:
John w Maloney, 2 tires, tubes;
H. L. Arnold, l tire; U. S. Forest
Service, tires. 2 tubes; Alaska Ell
ectric Light and Power Company,
tires, 2 tubes; Helen M. Dennis,
tires, tubes; yellow Cab Company,
tires, 8 tubes; Royal Blue Cab
Company, tires, 9 tubes.
Truck Tires and Tubes
Joe Kendler l tire, tube; Stan
dard Oil Company of California,
tires, 2 tubes; Llano F. Morris, 2
tires, 2 tubes.
New Bicycles
Margaret L. Morris, bicycle
Margaret G. Carruthers, bicycle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-28
MANY LEAVE FOR
PORTS IN SOUTH

In from Skagway this morning
on southbound vessel, were the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Currie
Walter Hand, Mrs M Kibby, Betty
Kibby. L. j. Larson. Mrs. L. ].
Larson, Mrs M. Thompson, H. P.
Potter, Steve Vukovich, George
Wenton, Huge Wade, Helen Wilson,
and George zeuker.
Boarding the ship here for ports
south were: Maxine Schroeder,
Philip Schroeder, David A. Hoff-
man, Berry H. Frazier, Simpson
MacKinnon. Mary Sweeney, Will
ham Sweeney, Claude Dillow, Leona
Dillow, j Huntington Hills, Frank
A. Boyle, Peter Bishop, Alberta
Murphy, Mrs. G. Logan, William
Logan, Phoebe A. Logan, Pearl
nIcNIanus, Austin c. McManus, and
Arthur Kernoade. Nt
3 Passengers for Ketchikan were
c. l.. Wies, 5. Burton, Kenneth
Smith, Pauline Roach, Sgt Wesley,
Marion Bue, and c. w. Murray.
Fern Compton,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer DeLong, David belong,
Herb Verheek, Peter Hansen, l..
Sameras, Edna Hudson, Mrs. A.
Ronning, and Kenneth Smith were
listed for WrangelT
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-28
SOLDIERS MEDAL
FOR SGT. HARTLEY

HEADQUARTERS, ALASK A N
DEPARTMENT = Sgt. James N.
Hartley. of Kenai Alaska, was re-
Gently awarded the Soldiers Medal
for heroically risking his life in a
choppy, icey sea to aid in the rescue
of a pilot of a crashed fighter plane,
it was announced at Alaskan De-
partment headquarters.
Sergeant Hartley, then private
first class; was serving as boat
SWANS mate on the Army's rescue
vessels when it was dispatched to
the scene of the crash on December
II of last year.
THE pilot was afloat on a life
raft but was helpless due to ex-
posure, injuries and shock, said the
citation. Heavy rolling seas pre-
vented the launching of either dory
or skiff to effect a rescue, where
upon Sergeant Hartley, with life
preserver and line, went over the
side into the water and made his
way through the rolling icy sea to
the raft.
Sergeant Hartley remained in
the water to keep the raft from COL
liding with the stern of the boat
and several times the boat, its gross
weight totaling almost 80 tons, was
ont of the water threat
ening to smash both men and raft.
Sergeant Hartley was in the wat
er approximately Is or 20 minutes
before the rescue was completed,
and in aiding in saving the life of
the pilot, did SO with complete dis
regard for his own safety.
The courage and initiative dis
played by Sergeant Hartley reflects
great credit upon himself and the
service"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-28
ANOTHER DRIVE
SOON TO START
Appointment Of Territorial
Council Members
Announced

Announcement is made by Mrs
John l.. Mccormick, Territorial
Chairman of the National Wal
Relief Fund, of the appointment OF
Territorial Council, Members are
included from the four Divisions,
The dates set for the annual Ma
tional War Fund Drive in Alaska
have been set as of September II
70 November IL inclusive. The Ma
tional drive being from October 8
TO November 8. Drives throughout
the country are being set to ac-
commodate the communities.
The quota set for Alaska this
year is $4,000, of which 100000
has been set as the quota for the
First Division; $4,000 for the
Third; $4,000 for the Fourth, and
50 900 for the Secnnd.
Ray Wolfe of Anchorage is
Chairman for the Third Division !;
Mrs. Margaret Berge, Fairbanks,
Chairman of the Fourth, and Nor
win w. Lewis of Nome, Chairman
Of the Second
The quota set for Juneau and
Ketchikan is S10,500 r. c. Peder-
son, Mayor of Ketchikan, is Chair
man of that district, with Jack
Talbot member of the Council
A. B. Cot Hayes, Mayor of Jul
reau. is Chairman of the Juneau
district.
B. Frank Heintzleman, H. L.
Fred Geeslin, Frank
j. A. Martin, Bishop j.
r. Crimont, Jack Fletcher, Mrs.
Marcus Jensen OF Douglas; Mrs.
Roy Peratrovich, James McNaugh-
ton, Territorial Treasurer Mrs.
Margaret Berge, Charles Miller of
Fairbanks, Ray Wolfe of Anchor
age, Norvin w. Lewis of Nome,
and Jack Talbot OF Ketchikan are
members of the Council
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-28
COMMUNICATION

Editor-The Daily Alaska Empire,
July 28.-The proposal to adopt the
city manager form of government
has my endorsement, as it is for
ward step in progressive adminis7
tration, and its efficiency has been
demonstrated in numerous cities in
the United States.
At the last meeting of the spon-
Sorlng committee of the city man
ager plan, residents of Juneau were
invited to write and express their
views either in approval or disap-
prevail of the proposed change. That
is the true democratic way. When
both opponents and proponents are
invited to participate in the dis
cussion then when the results are
announced it cannot be said that
there was a 'steamroller" in opera
ton or that the matter was not
understood.
(Signed) J. B. BURFORD.
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TO sITKA

Richard Mccormick was a pas
senger this morning for Sitka,
where he will be employed on con-
struction.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-28
ARMY TAKES
THREE FROM
BOSTON nine

BOSTON, July 28-Three Boston
Braves passed their physical exams
and are classified as la in the
draft. They are Stanley Klopp, re-
lief pitcher; Max Macon, former
hurler who has been playing first;
and Chef Rous, outfielder.
Connie Ryan, all-star second
haseman, went to the Navy Tues
day. Tommy Holmes, one of the
leagues leading batters, is awaiting
call from the Navy.
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Concerted Drive 10
Start Soon 10 End
War Between States
Continued from Page One)

the habit of retaliatory action. One
state will attempt to protect some
local product from competition An
adjoining or even distant state
where the same product is grown
or produced will retaliate with dis
criminatory laws or taxes against
the state they consider the original
offender. The vicious cycle is
started and the exchange of
punches is on. The result, the
residents of both states knocked
out of produce and products they
should be able to buy at a rea-
sonable price and on the other
hand barred from marketing their
own products in sections that
should be open to them.
These state barriers literally run
into the hundreds, according to
Frank T. Bane, Executive Director
OF the Council of State Govern
ments. They include fruits, dairy
products, alcoholic beverages, oleo-
margarine, wine grapes, interstate
trucking and What-not.
The methods used to create them
include local licensing laws, state
taxes on out-of-state products, pub
lie purchase preference laws, motor
vehicle laws. and agricultural mar
antines
Any move to break these down
in Congress is naturally going to
result in another bitter states
light battle. 1t may be too hot to
handle, but Congressman Cellar
md number of others would like
20 bring the fight into the open at
least.