WirJ STOLE MY WHEELS?
Reality of the current rubber shortage is emphasized
in an important manner to Waite Scott Hansen
(above), who can’t quite understand why — on his
second birthday of ail days — someone stole all four
rubber-tired wheels from his buggy. Walter’s mother.
Mrs. Harold C. Hanson, said that the wheels were
stolen wlv n burglars ransacked the Hanson home
PRESIDENT CREATES
NEW ALIEN OFFICE
Acting Governor E. L.
Bartlett was informed by
telegraph recently that
President Roosevelt has
signed an executive order
creating the office of Alien
Property Custodian, and
has appointed Leo T. Crow
ley to the job.
The new office has been
created within the Office
for Emergency Manage
ment of the Executive Of
fice of the President. The
order provides that any
property or interest of for
eign countries or aliens
shall vest in the Alien Pro
perty Custodian whenever
the Alien Property Custo
dian shall so direct.
Pit tNKI.R WATER
DEM VERY
SPRINT WATER
Aiuavs At Votir S*ivte»
Phonr Btufh
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(HAS. CAVEY
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, ami Boors.
FRONT STREET. NOME
NAVY WIDOWS SEEK JOB I s AIRCRAFT PLANTS
Some 60 widows of Navy men who died a Pearl Harbor were interviewed at Long
Beach, Calif., for jobs at the Lockheed and Vega aircraft plants. Several are
* shown making out their applications. Mrs. Arthur R. Teer (second from left),
whose husband was lost aboard the U. S. S. Arizona, brought along her year-old
son, David, held in the arms of ° G°orve Kitchen.
TAKING OFF TO MAKE NAVAL HISTORY
I
1 Loaded with bombs for “special delivery”to Jap bases in the Marshall and Gilbert
Islands, a plane takes off from its carrier.The picture was made from the hangar
deck of the carrier. (Paramount News Photo).
NOTICE OF FORFEIT! RE
To GEORGE H. THOMAS.
HFNRY MEFGAN. JAMES H.
KENNEDY. PETFR McINTOSH.
WTrt.TAM H. PAnKWOOD, W.
J. SOMERVILLE. J G. GALVIN.
W. A BOWT F<?. K N II T F,
DRANG E. and AT A SKA HOME
S'" \ KE GOT O MINING COM
PANY, A Corporation, and to
vniir piph of vo'c h-irs. ro
P"<‘S(>ntat!ves and assigns:
You *>nd each of vou arc here
hv unified that the undersigned
CHARI ES V. OLSON s a Co
owner of each of the following
cold rmnpg claims loca’ed in the
vPmtv ef B’ufi'. AP'kn. to-wit:
Fsquimo Chief. E=k>mo Chief
No. l, Eskimo Chief No. 2. Es
quimeauv No. 3. Idaho. Idaho No.
1 Tdaho No 2. Idaho No 3. Sea
Gull. Sea Gull No. 1, Sea C.ull
No. 2. St-3 Gull No. 3.
Tit at for ar d during each of the
annual m:ning assessment years
ending resriectivelv July 1st,
vear.s 1935. 1936, 1941, the said
Charles V O’son expended in
work, labor, imnrovements and
money at least $100.00 on and for
the benefit of each of sad mi"
:ng claims. That said expendi
tures were made for the ourpo«e
of complying with the mining ass
essment laws relative to said
claims and for the years herein
stated.
And you and each of you are
further notified that if within
ninety days of the completion of
the publication of this notice
(said publication being for a
period of ninety days) you fad
or refuse to contribute to the
undersigned Charles V. Olson
your proportionate share of said
expenditures, as a co-owner, your
interest in said claims and each
of said claims will become the
property of Charles V. Olson co
owner, who has made said ex
penditures.
DATED at Nome. Alaska, this
14th day of March, 1942.
CHARLES V. OLSON.
Co-owner. 1
Blufi. Alaska.
Publish March 16, 23. 30, April
6. 13, 20, 27, May 4 11 18 23:
June 1, 8, 1942.
Alaskans l rged To Buy food
Acting Governor Says OPA Understands Situation
Acting Gove', nor E. L. Bartlett today issued a state
ment urging Alaskans to “accumulate surplus stocks
of food to the limit of their ability to do so,’ and said
that the statement was made after an exchange of co
respondence with the Office of Price Administration
He said that the OPA is fully aware of the fact that
situations in Alaska are peculiar and bear no exact
comparison to those existing in the States. The OPA.
he said, desires Alaska to proceed in accordance with
“good, sound common sense to work out a problem
which has no analogy at all with that existing in a
crowded urban section.
Mr. Bartlett said that there has been considerable
misunderstanding in Alaska about storage by indiv
uals and families of food supplies over and above their
current needs. He g ave as natural reasons for this
misunderstanding, the large quantity of articles print
ed in the States against hoarding, and said that much
of this material has found its way to Alaska.
“To hoard food in the States where transportation
facilities are ample is to create an unbalanced situa
tion." be said. “To stock up wisely in Alaska in anti
cipation of future needs is quite another matter.
“From the transportaton standpoint, we are on an
island. All of our foodstuffs must come to us by vessel,
and these vessels are going to be tremendously busy,
especially during the sumer months. Everything we
can order now will represent that much gain later on.
Mr. Bartlett said that no food is being rationed 1
Alaska yet, and that he has been informed that th
sugar rationing program which will be instituted soon
in the continental United States will not be applied
to Alaska at this time. “Thus, there is nothing to
prevent any person from buying any reasonable
amount of sugar,” he said.
He said that if at some later date, a rationing pro
gram for sugar should be established in the Territory
which would require the turning in ol all sugar over
and above a certain amount, no harm wll have been
done, “In fact,” he said “a good will have been ac
complished since the sugar turned in will mean that
just that much less will have to be shipped north."
Beauties in vain their pretty eyes may roll;
Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul.
—Pope.
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Prohibited and restricted zones, outlined by Gen. J. L. DeWitt, commandant of
the Western Defense Command, were announced preparatory to new alien remov
al orders. All shaded areas represent military area No. 1. Unshaded areas are
Military Area No. 2. Gen. DeWitt said aliens may be removed from any of mili
tary area No. 1 and zones A2 to A99. Under certain restrictions some aliens mry
be permitted to live in restreited zone.
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