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STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Sept. 9—Pilot MacKenzie ar
rived from Anchorage with pas
sengers.
Sept. 10— MacKenzie left for
Anchorage with K. R. McNutt,
R. J. Somers, Mr. White and
Mildred Brown.
Frank Whaley took Harry
; Moore and Harry Daniels to
Moses Point
Pilot Lund arirved from An
. chorag ■ with Army personnel.
He returned to Anchorage with
Billy Smith, Mrs. Geo. Boire and
two children.
WIEN AIRLINES
Sept. 9 — Bill Paine to Lost
River with Robert Coates.
Sept. 10 —Bill Paine brought
Pauiine Willook to Nome from
Candle.
,fjhn Freiland and express
were taken to Ungalik.
Sept. 11 — Bill Paine brought
Fred Dent to Nome from Coun
cil. Chas. Iypana was taken to
Teller, and R. Sanford to Lost
River.
FOR RENT — Four-room house
Inquire Mrs. Edward Anderson
Below Standard Oil (East End)
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OPA Director
For 2nd Division
Is Appointed
Tn a press release from Calvin
Poole, OPA representative, rc
, crntly in Nome, Mr. Pool stated
1 that new information received on
' the computation of War Risk In
-uranee on cost-of-living com
mrdity items requires the m.er
i chant to base his price on the
rate charged by the War Ship
ping Administration which is
1 ■■’»%, and not on the excessive
rates charged by Commercial
War Risk Insurance Companies.
He further stated that in the
case of recent price increases on
certain small items, notably
candy bars, the use of pennies is
the only legal means by which a
merchant can make his legal pro
fit unless he absorbs the increase
cost on sales of a single item.
Consumers who aspect price
violations should ask for a pro
perly-made-out sales slip giving
name, description of article, q ran
tity and price. This is definite
evidence of the price charge.
Mr. Pool further stated, “I
found merchants in Nome very
cooperative and not inclined in
general to take advantage of re
cent shortages or of the inflated
pay roll conditions now prevail
ing in Nome. A director for the
Second Division has been appoint j
ed who will have an office in
Nome and will work entirely onij
Price Control problems both in
Nome and in outlying district*
Soon To Cet
Tire Service
JUNEAU. Sept. 4 — Relief for
! taxi operators and other Class B
eligibles who have been handi- !
i capped in the matter of securing!
tires because they were eligible
only for recap or retread tires, is ;
seen in an amendment to the tire
rationing regulations, signed this !
week by Leon Henderson and ap
plicable to Alaska only. This is
in accordance with an announce
i ment issued this week by Mil- i
I dred R. Hermann. Alaska Direct- 1
: or of the Office of Price Admin
; istration.
Authority is given under the
1 terms of this amendment to the
Alaska Director of OPA to au
1 thorize the issuance of certific
J
ates for new tires to Class B ap
plicants within the quota. As
soon as recap facilities are avail
able in the Territory, this au
thority will be withdrawn. Mrs.
Hermann stated.
‘‘This is another indicattion of
the willingness of the Office of
Price Administration to meet Al
aska’s specific needs with the
regulations shaped to fit the
unique conditions existing here,”
Mrs. Herman pointed out.
In the meantime, the OPA iis
being deluged with requests |
from retread and recap agencies |
in the states for information con I
corning the possibilities of open
ing such services in the various
Alaskan towns and it is quite
possible that within a very short
time, the facilities for recapping
will be available to Alaskans,
Mrs. Hermann said.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Attention:
Due to the high cost of living
and added expenses we find it
necessary to raise the prices in
our scavenger rates, which will
be as listed in the advertise
ment at the bottom of the column ;
at the right.
Those having contracts are not
included.
All scavenger bills are due the i
first of each month. Interest will
! be charged on all overdue ac
counts. This rate includes remov
! al of garbage.
Removal of rubbish will be
! charged extra.
If customer owes first scaven
i ger for service, discontinue his
i service and call on the second
scavenger for service, he or she
1 must pay up in full to the second
scavenger who is authorized to
collect the bill presented by him !
] from the first scavenger. Other-j
wise service will be discontinued
j by your second scavenger.
(Signed by)
Edward Horen
Bob Kite
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Inverted pleated back
Wide Range of Colors
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Up-to-the-minute fabrics
Pleated front, zipper fly
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS. Inc.
Announces Schedules Flight
Nome to Fairbanks
Five Times Weekly
Fairbanks to Seattle
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NEW SCAVENGER RATES
Once per week $3.50 per mo.
Twice per week $5.50 per mo.
Three per week . $7.00 per mo.
Four per week S8.50 per mo.
Five per week $10.09 per mo
Six per week . $11.50 per mo.
Twice per month .. $.200
Pickups, each . .75
New Rates Take Effect Oct. 1st, 1942
Interest Charged on Overdue Accounts
Edward Horen — Bob Kite
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