\ LIBERTY BEL L~Bllly Haller, I, of Brookline. Pa., a Cub
fecout. fanes at the liberty bell in Independence Hall. Philadelphia,
1 With MaJ Samuel C. Grashio, one of the few survivor* of Bataan,
who waa in the city for a bond rally.
To Make Survey
Of Alaska Industry
Maury Maverick, chairman o:
the Smaller War Plants Corpora
tion, flew to Juneau July 20 vi£
Pa^ American Airways, at th<
special invitation of Governor Er
nest Gruening. He will make J
survey of Alaskan industries.
Accompanying him were W A
Castleton, regional chairman 01
the Smaller War Plants Corpora
tion and Paul H Jordan, directoi
of office of information for tht
corporation.
Visiting principal cities anc
towns of Alaska, the group wil
confer with Governor Gruening or
post-war reconversion of war in
dustries, furthering of free enter
prise in Alaska, and opening ut
of opportunities in the Territorj
for returning servicemen.
“Many of the servicemen whc
have been stationed in Alaska are
talking of returning here to live
after the w;ar Alaska must be
ready for them—with jobs and
opportunities for free enterprise."
said Maverick “When the Army
and Navy start cancelling their
military contracts. Alaskan indus
tries will be hit with the rest of
the States It is for just such a
crisis that we are trying to pre
pare war plants for reconversion
into peacetime industries."
The Alaska tour will wind up
Maverick’s trip through the
Northwest. He will return to
Washington, D C.
' NOTICE!
A shipment of Ladies' Fall
Coats were received today at
Polet's.
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BASEBALL
RESULTS
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Monday's Games
American League
Washington 1, Cleveland 10.
Boston 5, St. Louis 6.
Philadelphia 0, Detroit 1.
New York 11, Chicago 5.
National League
St. Louis 7, Boston 1.
Chicago 3, New York 5.
Pittsburgh 7, Brooklyn 12.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia, rain
ed out.
Tuesday's Games
American League
i New York 0. Cleveland 10.
Philadelphia 1, St. Louis 9.
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WAR BOND EXECUTIVE
VISITS IN NOME
Mrs. Katherine Nordale, Terri
torial director for the Treasury
Depatment. in the Wa Bond Sales
division, arrived at noon today,
via the PAA, to confer with Chair
man Garnet Martin on War Bond
sales and totals and methods of
campaign Mrs. Nordale personal
ly extended her sincere apprecia
tion to The Nome Nugget for the
fine cooperation, and to Nome for
. its fighting spirit in support of
the War Bond drives.
WAR PRODUCTION OFFICIAL
VISITOR IN NOME
Maury Maverick, former repre-,
setative from Texas, now chairman
of the Small Plants Division of
the War Production Board, and
William A. Castleton, former.
Nome mine-owner-operator, now
regional chairman of Small Warj
Plants in Idaho, Montana, Wash
ington, and Oregon, are making a
survey of all of Alaska’s war,
plant facilities, and will probably
return to Fairbanks tomorrow.
The brown trout originally
came from Europe.
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AIRWAYS
Pan American Airways
An Electra with Capt. John Ol
sen and First Officer W. Monsen,
as crew, arrived Tuesday morn
ing with the following passengers:
Joe Skidmore, Richard W. Thieke,
Stanley Bartlett. Returning pas
sengers were Robert H. Bay and
Dan T. Kelly.
. Wednesday Capt. Les McLen
nan and First Officer Baird Wal
lace came in with Katherine Nor
dale, Maury Maverick. Paul H.
Jordan, W. A. Castleton and Fraz
ier. Returning passengers were
Harrison Kincaid and Edward
Goodmansen.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Peterson returned from
Fairbanks Monday evening via
Tanana, Galena and Moses Pt.,
with a capacity load of freight and
Ruth Kavchuk.
Bob Bartlett and Bess Cross
were round-trip passengers to
Unalakleet Tuesday with Pilot
Whaley. Walter Upichson was also
a passenger to Unalakleet and
Major Marston returned from
| there to Nome.
Lt. Com. Stewart of the U. S.
C. & G. S. was a round trip pas
senger to Teller Tuesday with Pi
lot Peterson. Mrs. Edgar Tweet
and daughter were returnihg pas
sengers.
Alaska Airlines
Capt. Bill Fike from Anchorage
! Tuesday with express. Outgoing
passengers were Elizabeth Koy
utak and Marg Tukrook.
Pilot Weaver flew to Unala
kleet and Nulato with Roy Doug
las and A1 Candor.
Today Pilot Weaver made an
other trip to Unalakleet with Mrs.
Blatchford, A. Lonon and Joe
Waller.
Appointment Of
lackson Made j
For Alaska Post
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Appointment of Roy E. Jack
son, 12th Regional War Labor
Board attorney, to the post of en-1
forcement attorney at Juneau,!
Alaska, was announced today by
Dr. George Bernard Noble, board
chairman.
Jackson, who has served with,
the regional board for the past!
year, will conduct enforcement
hearings in Alaska on alleged vio- J
lations of the Wage Stabilization i
Act, Dr. Noble stated.
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Chamber Urges
World Market
For U. S. Gold
Benefit's of the world demand'
for gold at prices greatly in ex
cess of S35 an ounce should be
available to American miners, ac
cord:ng to a resolution just adopt
ed by the Board of Directors of
the San Francisco Chamber of
Commerce on recommendation of
its mining committee.
Adrien J. Falk is president of
the chamber and George B. Dodge
is chairman of the committee
whose members include represen
tatives of large and small com
panies engaged in gold mining
throughout the West.
After noting that a market for
gold bullion exists in India and
North Africa, as examples, at
prices in excess of the legal price
in the United States and that the
American government is support
ing armed forces for the defense
of countries where there is a great
demand for gold, the resolution
proposes procedure by the Presi
dent of the United States and the
State Department whreby both
the American government and do
mestic producers could Obtain the
benefits of the high gold prices.
Support of the chamber’s posi
tion is being sought from all of
the congressmen of the western
states as well as various organ
izations concerned with tne do
mestic mining industry.
Wartime conditions have
brought many problems to Amer
ican gold producers and it is be
lieved that* participation in the
present world market for gold
will help them defray excessive
current costs and be prepared to
afford important employment in
the postwar period
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FAIRBANKS
Dan Kelly, mechanic for Nome
Motor Co., left yesterday for
Fairbanks, via the Pan American
Airways.
STAN BARTLETT
RETURNS TO NOME
Sum Bartlett, former Nome
agent for the Pan American Air
ways, returned yesterday to re
1 .eve the field manager.
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