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for Seattle
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Bases At
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PASSENGER INSURANCE CARRIED
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WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
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ON TRANSPORTATION NEEDS
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STANDARD OIL
PRODUCTS
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WIEN AIRLINES
Oct. 19—Pilot Sig Wien
returned to Nome from
Fairbanks with express
and Blanche Havercamp.
Oct. 20—Pilot Steve Mis
koff made a trip to Coun
cil, Solomon, and Golovin
with express.
Sig Wien left for Kotze
bue and Pt. Barrow with
express and Blanche Hav
ercamp and Joe Mooney
for Barrow.
SOLDIERS MAY ‘HOP*
RIDES IN PLANES
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From Ladd Field Midnight Sun
Any member of the armed ser
vice when not on duty may “hop
a ride’’ in an Army plane if he
has permission of commanding
officers of Army Air Forces sta
tions or higher officers, Army
Regulaions 95-90, dated July 24,
1942, provide. However, the pilot
i of the plane must be on a reg
ularly assigned duty.
The regulation states:
“Military Naval, Marine Corps,
and Coast Guard personnel,
while on leaves of absence, fur
| lough, or on detached service,
may be permitted by command
ing officrs of Army Air Force
station or higher authority to
ride as passengers on flights in
Army aircraft when such flights
| are incident to a regularly sched
uled mission and provided such
transportation does not involve
additional expense to the Gov
ernment.’’
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OPA ATTORNEY ARRIVES
JUNEAU FROM CAPITAL
Milton Thompson arrived by
piano from Washington, D. C. to
I act as Office of Price Administra
| tion lawyer in Alaska until a per
’ manent legal member of the staff
' has been appointed,* confirmed
and taiken the necessary training
it was announced Mildred R. Her
mann, OPA Director.
Mr. Thompson has been loaned
to the Territorial OPA office and
will set up an enforcement de
partment during his stay in Al
aska. He will have charge of en
i forcement of OPA regulations
; until the arrival of the perman
ent appointee and expects to be
: in Alaska for a month or six
: weeks.
WHAT THE WANT ADS
MEAN TO NOME
To Sell that gun, furniture
baby carriage, coat, trunk at •
profit.
To Buy that ice box or rug,
piano or suit, car or accordian at
low cost.
To Rent that room, garage,
apartment or that house to de
sirable tenants.
TIIE NOME NUGGET
1
Here’s How
! Miners May
Co To Work
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United States Employment Ser
vice offices throughout Alaska
slipped into high gear as officials;
began the task of carrying out1
instructions of the War Manpow
er Commission to shift workers
from closing mines into work
more closely connected with the
war effort.
Outside of a few small operat
ors, and the Alaska Juneau Gold j
Mining Comupany in Juneau
which has a P-56 preference rat
j ing granted by the War Produc
; ion Bard, practically all mines in
the Territory are included.
Art Hedges, Acting Director of
the U. S. Employment Service
office in Juneau, announced that
all mines hit .by the order are
! directed to take immediate steps
to shut down.
How To Re-Hire
The U. S. Employment Service
i is handling all arrangements for
J the re-employment of miners.
, Hedges said that no employer
may hire anyone dis-employed
under the WMC d reotive unless
this dis-empdoyed person is refer j
red by the employment office. In !
turn, he stated, the employment
office is instructed to refer such
disemployed persons to non-fer
rous .metal mining, milling, smelt
ing and refining activities.
If no non-ferrous jobs exist,
these workers will then be re-1
ferred to the essential defense ac
; tivities.
Effective Ocober 7, Chairman
| Paul V, McNutt’s WMC direcive
; stated:
"No employer shall hire in, or
hire for work in, Alaska, or any
• state west of the Mississippi
l River, any person who on or af
ter October 7 has ceased to be
. employed as a production or
maintenance wmrker in connec
, tion with gold mining, except
upon referral of such worker to
such employer by the United
States Employment Service.”
For Appeals
The directive provides machin
ery .for appeals in the following
paragraph:
“Any worker, or employer, or
group of workers or employers, j
dissatisfied with any act or fail-1
ure to act pursuant to this direct
ive shall be given a fair oppor
! tunity to present his case to the
local area War Manpower Com
mittee. Such Committee shall
make recommendations concern- |
ing such cases to the manager of
the local office of the U. S. Em- j
ployment Service.”
The Juneau U. S. Employment
, Service office will.furnish inform
; ation relating to the directive in j
more detail upon request.
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JUNEAU MAN IS APPOINTED
U. S. ASST. ATTORNEY
J. Gerald Williams, former Ju
neau school teacher who recent
ly resigned, has been appointed
| Assistant United States Attorney
; for the Third Division with head
quarters in Anchorage, to assist
i U S. Attorney Noel K. Wenn
I blom.
Williams, his wife and seven
month-old baby, will leave Ju
neau by plane this week for An
chorage.
Williams is a graduate of the
University of Washington School
of Law, receiving his degree in
June, 1941. He was admitted to
practice in Alaska last March.
FOR SALE
Large porcelain bath tub with
shower attached.
One lavatory sink.
Dinette table and 6 chairs and
a two-leaf serving table.
One 7-tubc, long wave Philco
radio in good condition.
Two chests of drawers
Howard ironing board with in
i sulated iron stand. Wash tubs,
| large and small. All copper large
wash boiler. Two folding laundry
racks.
Two 53-gallon heavy galvaniz
ed iron water tanks.
One three-quarter heavy iron
bedstead, one Simmons coil
spring and one three-quarter!'
mattress.
A full 12-piece Meito china
dinner set of dishes—reasonable
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Platinum Fox,
A Sn «wy W Hite Fox,
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