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DOG RACES
Old man weather was
against us Sunday. The
trail was soft enough to dis
courage many a driver and
the storm kept those home
who had registered. Anv
way the race will not be
run until March, 1943.
Next Sunday, March the
15th, the Cheechacco Race
will be held. You Cheechac
cos hurry and pick your
favorite musher and get
used to his team so you can
get in on the fun. There
are nurses, school teachers,
CAA women, salesmen and
soldiers who are all elig
ible and the drivers are
awaiting your come-on.
Let’s mke up for the bad
weather yesterday!
Civilian Defense Head
quarters announced that
Defense Bonds sold during
the week ending Saturday,
March 7, totaled $3,712.50.
CURFEW TO END
NIGHT JOY-RIDING
New London, Conn. —
Curfew for boys and girls
under 18 years of age went
into effect in New London
for the purpose of “conser
vation of gasoline and rub
ber tires.”
The curfew was announc
ed by Mayor Bridsley. Said
he:
“The youth of this city
l spend valuable time riding
around in automobiles,
burning up tires and gaso
line. If this curfew is sue-,
cessful, it will do much to
improve the time and char
acter of most of these
: youth.” I
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ATTENTION
Your 1942 Requirements Demand Your Attention !
Many articles necessary for your mining operations are
subject to war regulations. Difficulties and delays in purchasing
materials are numerous —
Our purchasing office at Seattle is familiar with the mar
kets and regulations and is available to assist you in filling your
requirements.
To insure delivery place your orders at au early date.
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PRICES ON RAYONS
TO BE PEGGED
Washington— Price Ad
ministrator Leon Hender
son brought a message of
hope to the women of Am
erica when he announced
that a ceiling will be plac
ed shortly on prices of ray-1
on and nylon. The two fab
rics are the principal sourc
es of hosiery, now that silk
import had been cut off.
Henderson warned buy
ers that they might suffer
losses if they bought nylon
or rayon goods at high pric
, es before the ceiling is set.
j. At the same time, the
Price Administrator an
nounced the lifting of the
ceiling on silk. He said that
the action would have lit
tle effect on retail prices,
since practically all silk
stocks in the United States
are in the hands of the gov
ernment.
ROBERT TAYLOR
GIVES AWAY PLANE
Hollywood — Film actor
Robrt Taylor presented his
private plane to the Los
Angeles county board of
supervisors.
The ship wasn’t much:
use to Taylor, since it was,
grounded by the Civil Aeroj
nautics Authority for the
duration of the emergency.1
The plane will be used
by the sheriff’s office for
patrol and other duties.
Hose Reclaiming
Planned in South
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Athens, Ala., — “Reclaim
: ed,” not an entirely new
1 word with respect to tires
! and rubber, brings news in
connection with stockings.!
The idea started at Ath
ens college where a third
of the students had work-!
ed their way through
school by operating a hos-;
iery mill. Then came the
shortages, which meant
that there wasn't any work
in the mill.
To furnish work for stu- ;
dents who couldn’t go to •
school unless they earned ;
their way, Dr. E. R. Nay- ;
lor planned a campaign to ;
ask for worn-out silk and ;
nylon hose. The hose will;;
be “back-wound” into good ;
thread for knitting new
stockings. He estimated ;
that no matter how badly :
the stockings were damag-,;
ed, more than half the silk ;
or nylon could be reclaim- :
ed.
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