♦REV. ANABEL i
^NAMED TO
OPA BOARD
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Appointment of Father Ed
mund Anabel as a new member
of the Nome War Price and Ra
tioning Board, was announced by
Mrs. Mildred R. Hermann, Alas
ka director of the OPA prior to (
her jdeparture for Fairbanks on
the -first leg of her return trip
to official headquarters in Ju
neau.
Members ol‘ the board, who
Mrs.. Herman stated, have been
doing fine work for the OPA pro
gram in Nome, are Luther Dun
bar, chairman; Glen Muncy, Joe
Amarok, Mrs. M. J. Walsh and
Earl Towner.
“We want the people of Nome
to know that we greatly appre
ciate the services board members
have done here," Mrs. Hermann
said. “They have had a tough job
to do and they have done it well.
Because Nome is so remote from
-4 our Territorial headquarters, we
have had to rely on the board
for the success of our program,
more than in most other com
munities of Alaska. We are proud
of, the way this group of citi- |
zehs, your fellow townsmen, has
i
discharged its obligations.
“When the war clouds that
i
have covered the world these
past years are lifted, I am sure
history will disclose no finer job
of volunteer work than that
f which our local boards through
out the country have done" the
Alaska director continued. “We
have more than 5,000 of these lo
cal boards throughout the coun
try. Altogether, there are more
than 30,000 men and women in
the country who have made up
this contingent of volunteer i
war workers. In Alaska we have
16 local boards, and approxi- |
mately 90 men and women
throughout the Territory have
►- given their time to this work.,
Each board has a full-time paid
clerk, but it is on the judgment j
of the volunteer board members
that we have built the price con
trol program of Alaska. The suc
cess it has thus far achieved is
a tribute to their devotion to the
job.
“We want the people of Nome
to know that the board is here
to assist them with their price
rationing and rent problems,"
Mrs. Hermann concluded. “It is
the little OPT in Nome. We hope
* you will make full use of their
•assistance. Feel free to drop into
the local board office in the Fed
eral Building any time you need
information or assistance from
the OPA. Miss Martha Jenner, the
efficient board clerk, is on the job
■eight hours per day and at other
•'Himes when needed. She will be
.'4glad to assist you in any OPA
> vbaatter.”
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INCOMPLETE RETURNS
General Election, Sept. 12, 1944
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NAME o
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DELEGATE TC CONGRESS
BARTLETT, E. L.<D>
MANDERS. .JOHN E . (R>
ATTORNEY GENERAL
McCAIN, HARRY G. .(R)
RIVERS, RALPH J. <D>
AUDITOR
BOYLE, FRANK A. ID)
CHASE, WILL H.<R)
HIGHWAY ENGINEER
SMITH, LEONARD <P>
WANN, E. F.IR>
SENATOR (Long Term)
COCHRAN. O. D. ID)
JONES, CIIAS. D. <R>
MILLER. H G .<R'
SCOTT, TOLBERT P. . <D*
SENATOR (Short Term)
OST, LUDVIG E.<R>
WHALEY, FRANK H (D)
SENATOR (Unexpired Term)
LYNG, HOWrARD .<D)
WARNER. C, DUDLEY (R)
REPRESENTATIVES
ANDERSON, EDWARD <D>
BAKER, B. G.«H»
BAYTvE, HAROLD E. <R>
BELL, BERT <R>
CROSS, BESS . D»
MORRIS, THOMAS A.(I)
PORTER, WALLACE ..(D*
TAYLOR, WALTER IR»
WALSH. M. J. ..:.ID)
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COUNCIL OF
RELIEF FUND
IS SET UP
....3.843 mart hmat arta
The committee for the War Re
lief Fund Drive, now being con- ;
ducted in the Nome district, has
been appointed, with Norvin W.
Lewis as chairman. Nome’s quota
in this drive is set at $2,000.
The district includes Barrow, j
Candle, Deering, Gambell, Golo
vin, Kivalina, Mt. Village, Nun
ivak, Pt. Hope, Pt. Lay, Sevoon
ga, St. Michael, Teller, Wain
wright, White Mountain and
Unalakleet.
Member agencies of the Na
tional War Fund are: War Prison
ers Aid, United Seamen’s Service,
Belgian War Relief Society, USO
British War Relief Society,
French Relief Fund, Greek War
Relief Association, Friends of
Luxembourg, Norwegian Relief,
Polish War Relief, The -Queen
Wilhelmina Fund, Russian War
Relief, United China Belief,,
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United Czechoslovakia Relief,
The United Yugoslav Relief, j
Refugee Relief Trustees, United
States Committee for the Care of j
European Children, American Re- j
lief for Italy, National American
Denmark Assn.
Native villages contributed
$889.30, which was sent in
through the Bureau of Indian
Affairs. ;
Citations were issued a number
of the villages and schools as
well as individuals.
$80,000 was the quota set for
Alaska by the late Dr. W. W.
Council. $63,976.08 was raised and
received by the Territorial treas
urer.
Every dollar contributed to Na
tional War Relief Fund gives our |
fighting men and women and our
allies nev^ strength.
Nineteen member agencies re
ceive aid through your contribu
tions.
Contributions are deductible up
to 15 per cent of net income sub
ject to tax.
National War Fund was estab
lished in January, 1943, at the re
| quest of the President’s War Re
! lief Control Board.
Member agencies are and can
be only those national or Inter
national agencies which have
been•«, organized exclusively to
meet the war-created needs,
National War Fund does not in
clude the Red Cross nor Salva
tion Army.
Reports of contributions and
expenses must be made to the
president of the War Relief Con
trol Board at Washington, D. C.
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TUBES AGAIN
OFF. RATION
Ey the passage of an amend
ment to Alaska’s tire regulations,
quota restrictions on all tubes
will end in the Territory Septem
ber 13th, according to word re
leased by the Office of Price Ad
ministration in Juneau.
“After that date,” stated Helene
G. Johnson, Territorial Rationing
executive, “everybne who needs
new tubes, passenger or truck,
may buy them without eertifi
actes.”
“Since it has become evident
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that tne supply of new tubes -
more than ample to meet the de
mand.' it was explained, “and
that the production will not fall
below the present rate, it is de
sirable to remove them from ra
tioning so they may be obtained
without restriction. All tires will
continue to be rationed and the
large tire situation, especially,
will not be relieved for some
time.'*
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