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CONSCRIPTION OF
PROPERTY IS EXPLAINED
WASHINGTON, June — House
Majority Leader John W. McCor
mack, Democrat of Massachusetts
eaid the bill proposed by the War
'Department giving the govern
ment power to requisition any
property for national defense was
discussed during a conference
with President Roosevelt. McCor
mack called at the White House
with leaders of the House and
the Senate.
Has President’s Approval
The drastic property seizure
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bill was introduced Monday with
Mr. Roosevelt’s approval. McCor
mack said the measure would be
moved through regular legisla
tive procedure and would go first,
to the House Military Affairs
Committee for consideration. He |
declined to comment on the
chances cf the legislation for pas
sage in the form presented.
The House majority leader said
the bill is similar to one enacted
in World War days, which gave
President Wilson the power of
property seizure. McCormack add !
ed, however, that in some phas- j
es it goes beyond the World War ;
law in the sweeping powers it j
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confers.
Power Given by Measure
The bill would authorize the 1
President to take over any pro-'
perty vital to defenses and fix
the value of the property for the i
purpose of compensating the own ,
er.
President Roosevelt said he un
derstood the purpose of the pro
perty requisitioning bill was to
get deliveries of defense mater
ials at all costs.
The President said the bill was
in a sense an emergency amend
ment which empowers the gov
ernment to take over industries1
which refuse defense orders.
PRESIDENT WARNS OF WESTERN HEMISPHERE DANGERS
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in his speech proclaiming a state of unlimited emergency and declaring the control or occupation
hy Nazi forces of any of the islands of the Atlantic would jeopardize the ultimate safety of the United
States. Arrows indicate islands referred to by the President and approximate distances from the U. S.
to these island athwart main seas communication routes.
To Attack I
Russia Is
Report Now
ANKARA, Turkey, June —For
eign sources here exchanged stor
ies indicating the Germans and
Rumanians are massing to attack
Russia and this attack may come
this month.
Authoritative Turkish circles
said Germans ars massed on the
Polish frontier and Rumanian
borders.
These sources claim the Ru
manians have mobilized 25 divi
sions lately recalled to the colors
after being demobilized.
Soldiers May Go
Into Industries
WASHINGTON, June — Tine
War Department announced that
regular Army enlisted men and
draftees can be transferred to
jobs in key defense industries
upon proper showing by their
employers. Such transfers would
be authorized only if it is made
clear the men would be used at
the skilled defense jobs they pre
viously performed. The men
would be classified as reserves
with the status of occupational
specialists.
Democratic Senator Tom Con
nally of Texas introduced a bill
in the Senate permitting the gov
eminent to step in and take over
str ke-bound plants producing
national defense equipment.
PLANES WILL BE
TAKEN OVER NATION
WASHINGTON, June — The
War Department ruled that a
special command is being oran
iz?d to shuttle airplanes across
the country to the Atlantic Coast
for delivery to .Britain.
The Department said that “im
portant” advantages were expect
ed as a result of the new arrange
ment which presumably would
have the effect of giving the
Army more valuable cross-coun
try experience. So-called check
ing stations will be established
on transcontinental air routes at
which the planes can be serviced
and the pilots can be quartered.
The pilots will work in shifts
to ferry the craft to the East
Coast.
Notice of Rendering Third and
Final Account and Report for
Settlement and Petition for Or
der Determining Heirs, Devisees
and Legatees, and of Distribu
tion.
No. 602
In the Probate Court in and
For the Cape Nome Precinct,
Second Division: Territory of Al
aska.
In the Matter of the Estate of
HEINRICH EWERT, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
Kari Palsson and George Modini,
Executors of the will of Heinrich
Ewert, deceased, and of his es
tate, have rendered and present
ed for final account and report
and petition for an order deter
mining heirs, devisees and legat
ees, and of distribution, and that
Tuesday, the 22nd day of July,
1941, at 10 o’clock A. M. of said
day, at the office and Courtroom
of the above Court in Nome, Al
aska, has been set as the time
and place for the settlement of
said account and report and for
a hearing on the petition for de
termining heirs, devisees and leg
atees and for order of final dis
tribution, and all persons inter
ested in said estate are hereby
notified then and there to appear
and show cause, if any they have,
why the account and report
should not be settled and allow
ed and why distribution of the
estate should not thereupon be
immediately made to the persons
entitled thereto without further
notice or proceedings. At such
hearing the Court will adjudicate
and decree who are the heirs
and distributees of the deceased.
Reference is hereby made to the
account, report and petition for
further particulars.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 21
Jay of May, 1941.
George Mcdini and Kari
Palsson, Executors.
Publish May 23, 30, June 6, 13
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FRONT STREET, NOME
Department of Commerce Weather Bureau
FORECAST, NOME AND VICINITY
Partly cloudy tonight and Satur day; not much change in temp.
Data fo-r 24 Hours Ending 1:00 p. m. Today
Highest temp 47 Lowest temp — 37 Precipitation — 0
Total precip this month — 0 Total since Jan. 1, 1941 — 1.S0
Temp. Humidity Wind Weather
12 Midnight----- 42 88 Calm Pt Cldy
8am_. 46 88 W 9 Clear
12:30 p m___- 45 83 SW 13 Clear
Tomorrow: Sunrise 1:08 a. m. Sunset 10:51 p. m.
One Year Ago Today
Highest temp — 72 Lowest te mp — 50 Precipitation — 0
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INCOME TAX EXEMPTIONS
MAY GO DOWN
WASHINGTON, June — The
House Ways and Means Commit
tee indicated that the present in
come tax exemptions of $800 for
single persons and $2,000 for mar
ried couples might be lowered
in the three and one-half billion
dollar tax bill now in committee.
The Committee voted tentative
ly to apply the present exemp
tions to surtaxes which are lev
ied on top of normal taxes. The
present normal tax is four per
cent.
The Treasury Department has
suggested levying on top of this
a stiff schedule of surtaxes start
ing with the first dollar of tax
able income. Chairman Doughton
of the committee said, “We might
let the normal tax begin lower.”
FORD PLANT IN
SEATTLE IS SOLD OUT
DETROIT, Mich., June — The
Ford Motor Company announced
the sale to the Federal Govern
ment of the assembly plane at
Seattle which will be used as
a base for supply shipments to
Army establishments in Alaska.