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i ALASKA QUOTA IS TEN
AUTOS FOR OCTOBER
Ten automobiles and 20 bi
cycles is the October quota for
Alaska according to a wire re
ceived by Mrs. M. O. Johnson.
Territorial Rationing Administra
tor, from the National Raitoninp
Board in Washington, D C.
Quotas for tires and tubes for
j the month of December have no‘
yet been received, Mrs. Johnson
said.
TO USE FULL MANPOWER
WASHINGTON -—National Sel
ective Service Director Lewis
Hershey indicated that a total
| mobilization program might be
administered cooperatively by
the draft system and the string
| of United States Employment Ser
vice offices across the country.
I laical draft boards and the em
ployment offices already are co
operating closely on deferments
for skilled workers. The Employ
inent offices operate under the
Federal Security Administration,
headed by Manpower Chief Pau'
McNutt.
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Hershey said he had heard re
ports of undercover conflict be
- tween Selective Service and the
Manpower Commission as to who
will direct the forthcoming mo
bilization of all man power. Hi
| added that so far he has had no
direct indication of any such cor
flict. The Budget will have a lot
to say over which agency will
have tiie final voice, when new
total mobilization is sent to Cap
( itol Hill.
The Selective Service Director
was on Capitol Hill to testify
before the Truman Committee in
qu ring into the whole manpower
problem
OPA HINTS MAY
RATION T. S. COFFEE
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WASHINGTON, Oct. — A
spokesman for the Office of Price
Administration warned that cof
fee rationing must be imposed if
! American houeswives continue to
j buy up existing stocks in grocer
ies.
I There havebeen runs on coffee
in a number of cities reminiscent
of the rush to buy up sugar that
occurred ust after the war began
in 1939.
The OPA spokesman said that
(due to .-.hipping shortages it
might be necessary to ration cof
l fee, but it has not been planned
for the mmediate future. How
ever, coffee rationing will come
i much quicker if the hoarding
rush continues.
Complete up-to-date dry clean
ing equipment for sale. Triplex
I dry cleaning unit. Brand new
Hoffman Press and supplies.
! Service Barber Shop.
FOR RENT
.'Modem two-room house. Liv
ing room and kitchen, bath and
pantry combined. Married couple
preferred.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
STANDARD OIL
PRODl ICTS
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WIEN AIRLINES
Oct. 15 P lot Steve Mick off re
tinned from Haycock with Mrs.
Laura Hugberg and daughter.
Holger JoJrgenson was a passen
•; ger to Wh to Mountain.
Oct. 16—Pilot Miskoff made a
1 . mail trip to Bluff and S lemon
| and brought Herbert James to
Nome from Lee’s Camp.
Pilot Miskoff then left for Kot
1 , zebue with Chas. Kenworthy and
| Eugene Sours. Tom Beltz was :
passenger to Candle,
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i STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
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I Thursday—Pilot Whaley made
a round trip to Moses Point with
freight and mail.
Pilot haley also took a load of
oil and mail to Beaver Creek.
Today —Pilot Whaley took a
load of oil to Beaver Creek.
Pilot Whaley took express and
three selectees to Unalakleet and
returned to Nome with express.
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HULL SAYS HITLER
FEARS DEFEAT
WASHINGTON, Oct. — Adolf
Hitler’s Berlin address was inter
preted by Secretary of State Cor
dell Hull as the speech of a man
being stalked by the realization
of eventual defeat.
Hull pointed out that Hitler’s
address —defying the opening of
a second front, ridiculing Pres:
rtent Roosevelt and other United
Nations leaders and prom sing
vengeance for recent raids —
still had the Nazi leader’s char
acteristic boastfulness. Then Hull
stated:
"Evidently Hitler is desperate
| ly preparing his people for still
greater hardships.”
MANY CARGO PLANES
ARE PREDICTED
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WASHINGTON, Oct. — T h e
Aeronautical Chamber of Com
merce reported that by the end
of 1943 thousands of cargo planes
will be in operation, linking the
United States with her Allies and
far flung fighting fronts.
The Chamber statement said
that the number of flying cargo
ships in operation will be fco
great that air transportation will
approach a parity with ocean
transportation.
The Chamber said that hun
dreds of cargo planes produced
by American aircraft factories
already are in action, carrying
! cargoes to all parts of the world.
Alcohol Making Stopped
WASHINGTON Oct. — The
War Production Board has order
ed the entire output of the na
tion's distilleries diverted to in
dustrial alcohol for wartime pur
poses after October 8th.
The WPB officials estimated
there is now more than three and
j one-half years supply of bever
age whiskey in the country.
WANTED TO BUY — Small
cabin. Will pay cash. Inquire
at Nugget Office.
FOR SALE
Chevrolet sedan. In excellent
condition. One new tire and 3
in good condition. Upholstery
practically new. Inquire at Nome
i Nugget.
FOR SALE
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Ladies bicycle, balloon tires,
I front wheel brake, spring side
: stand. Late model. Practically
j new. Inquire at Nome Nugget.
FOR SALE
Large porcelain bath tub with
shower attached.
One lavatory sink.
Dinette table and 6 chairs and
a two-leaf serving table.
] Four chests of drawers.
One 7-tube, long wave Philco
| radio in good condition.
| One Westinghouse electric re
| frigerator — All in good condi
j tion. Inquire at Nome Nugget.
FOR SALE
I Pair of skiis. poles, ski press,
, excellent make and practically
new. Pair of white fancy trim
Lap boots — other miscellaneous
articles. Inquire at Nome Nugget.
Children's attractive, warm, light
weight snow suits, with detachable
hood. The entire suit is made of
“zelon” treated poplin, water and
\v ind repellent. Jacket warmly lin
ed vih lamb skin. Zipper fastening.
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Women’s parka type jacket, much
in demand for outdoor wear. Water
and wind repellent poplin. Fur
trimmed attached hood.
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Announces Schedules Might
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of Fine Liquors, Win
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