Helicopter to the Rescue
Official U. S. Coaat Guard photo.
On the Chicago River, the United States Coast Guard demonstrates the
use of its helicopters in air-sea rescue as a feature of the Navy sixth war
bond show at Chicago, 111. A plane “dived” into the water, and a Coast
Guard helicopter “windmills” overhead, dropping a hydraulic i'escue
device, The plane’s pilot climbs into the seat, is h^Sced to {he heij_
copter’s cabin, and flown to the shore. The Coast Guard helicopters, still
in the experimental stage, were viewed by thousands.
* !N C Co. Remodeling
Nears Completion
The Northern Commercial Co.
store is undergoing a complete
renovation and is being modern
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ized to conform to other N. C
stores in the Territory.
Howard Green has charge of the
carpenter work and with his as
sistants is remodeling the gen
eral appearance of the store.
Pete Olson is in charge of the
painting and redecorating.
Th electrical work which in
cludes a complete fluorescent
lighting job, is being done by
Jim McAlee, of the Nome Elec
tric Shop.
Everyone reads The Nugget.
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In talking over the differences in
furnaces with the chief engineer of
the world’s largest installers of
home heating systems, he startled
me by saying that the furnace put
out by his company had the proud
distinction of being the poor man’s
friend. I had always been under the
impression that this firm’s products
and service were out of ordinary
reach, and that only the well-to-do
were their customers, but the en
gineer changed my mind with his
facts.
Put into reverse, his reasoning
was that only a rich man could af
ford a poor furnace. Not only must
a poor furnace be replaced with a
new one every few years because of
its hazardous condition, but the re
pairs in the meantime cost a lot of
money. The real expense comes,
however, from the ine£crenCy Of
the poor job. The fuel bill is exces
sively high, and yet the heat com
fort is relatively low. A poor man
simply cannot afford this kind of
extravagance, and therefore the
cheapest way out for him is to keep
his fuel bills down b£" investing in
the best possible heating plant for
his particular home.
Makes sense, doesn’t it? And for
proof, the figures of this leading
furnace maker show that more
families of under $2500 annual in
come have put in their guaranteed
warm air systems than .have the
homes where the income is above
that amovuit.
"Hon. Spy report Yank Battalion
now eating Wheaties — beg to or*
der you drop guns, run like every
thing.”
NOTICE!
1945 Motor Vehicle Licenses,
1945-45 Territorial Drivers' Li
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fice of the U. S. Commission
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