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Arrivals on today’s PAA Elec*
tra were:
A. M. Hartford
Gus Johnson
Johnee Johnstone
Louis Nashenwing
Norman Johnson
A PAA Pilgrim arrived also
with two passenger.': Bill Frost
and Laurie Matt.la.
MIIlOW AIR SERVICE
Thursday, Johnny Moore made
a round trip to Gambell with
mail and express. Passengers
were: roundtripper Joe Amarok.
Miss Bannan and two selectees
I were returning passengers.
Pilot McKenzie left for An
chorage with: Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Ernst for Farewell Lake and
Mr. Wrenn and Sgt. Moran for
Anchorage.
Pilot Hager hopped in and roar
■ ed out with mail and express,
i Mr. Lindstrom was a returning
| passenger for Haycock.
Today, Johnny Moore left for
■ Anchorage.
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WIEN AIRLINES
April 15 — Sig Wien arrived
in Nome from Fairbanks with
Isadore Chamaris and'express.
April 16 —Pilot Wien made a
trip to Little Diomede Island
i with Joseph Iyhuk as a return
: ing passenger. Dwight Miller
' gr-auk, Moses Millergrauk, Es
ther Elasanga and Edward Aka
I lick were passengers for Nome.
Pilot Long made a trip to Sol
• omon with C. O. Roberts and
freight.
A trip was also made to Wales
w ith Nick Ezukameuw'.
Pilot Wien with Rudy Biilberg
made a trip to Keenan’s Camp.
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WALTER P. SHARPE
(Candidate for
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
BORN IN NOME, ALASKA
Resident of Territory—36 Years
“Committed to Efficient Administration
in Public Office”
Proven Record \s Competent Administrator
Your Vote Will Be Appreciated Democratic Primary—April 28, 1942.
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Your 1012 Requirements Demand Your Attention !
Many articles necessary for your mining operations are
subject to war regulations. Difficulties and delays in purchasing
materials are numerous —
Our purchasing office at Seattle is familiar with the mar
kets and regulations and is available to assist you in tilling your
requirements.
To insure delivery place your orders at an early date.
PROTECT YOURSELF
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
NOME- SEATTLE
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Thrift Essential
By Citizens
For Victory
WASHINGTON — Americans
must apply the traditional ideas
of New England thrift and sav
ing as a contribution toward the
final victory, J, K. Galbraith,
assistant price ndmin:strator said
"The thing is for each individ
ual to avoid making unnecessary
expenditures," Galbraith explain
ed in an interview. “Every dol
j lar spent unnecessarily threatens
j the stability of our economy;
every dollar saved contributes to
: that stability.”
During the 1930’s a legitimate
i economic service was served by
■ spending money, Galbraith ex
plained. Both the individual and
the government contributed dur
ing the depression years through
spending money instead of sav
ing, he said.
515,000.000 to Spend
; Now the situation is reversed.
Individuals who spend their in
come for unnecessary things in
stead of buying defense bonds or
putting it in a bank are doing
their country a real disservice,
the OPA executive said.
Americans will have to prac
tice a rigid self-control if they
are going to prevent tremendous
pressures building up for price in
creases, and ultimately inflation,
Galbraith said.
Approximately $15,000,000 will
have to be diverted from the na
tion’s regular spending channels
simply because war production
will prevent the manufacture of
enough civilian goods to take up
all the income available.
OPA Is Bothered
After normal personal taxes1
and savings have been subtract-1
ed from the estimated 1942 in- j
come payments, OPA predicts i
that approximately $80,000,000!
will be left. Normally this would |
be spent. But only $05,000,000 in
civilian goods will be produced
this year because much of Am
erica’s industrial capacity is be
ing converted to war goods.
The conversion program al
ready has moved into the auto
mobile industry and shortly will
close down civilian production
of radios, dometstic mechanical!
refrigerators, washing machines
and typewriters. That means that1
the money which formerly went
into these channels will have to
find other places to go.
What becomes of these dollars1
rolling around in the economy is!
what bothers Galbraith and his
OPA associates.
Galbraith said that the average
American has not given enough
attention to the whole matter of
increased income and decreased
civilian goods. Too many people,
he said, do not recognize the
great dangers which may arise.
Sacrifices will be required all
along the line if the economic
situation is to be kept well in
hand, the OPA executive said.
General increases for wage
earners, manufacturers and farm
ers all threaten to upset the ec
onomic apple cart which the
OPA is attempting, in the main,
to maintain on a level compar
able with the pre-war position. :
Hurley-Tilton wedding
John B. Hurley and Mar1
zella B. Tilton were united
in marriage Wednesday ev
ening, April 15th. at 8:00
o’clock in a pretty home
ceremony conducted by
Rev. Wilbur P. Wood at
the B. J. McConaghy home.
Rita P. Harper and Curtis
Jacobs were witnesses. An
i informal reception was
i held immediately follow
j ing the ceremony.
REBEKAH HARD-TIMES
DANCE — SAT. APRtt, 18
I. O. (>. F. HALL
MUSIC 9:30 UNTIL 1:00 A. M.
PRIZES FOR HARD TIMES
COSTUMES
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Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood. Pastor
11 a. m. — Church School
7:45 pm. — Worship service.
Sermon topic: “The Power of
Prayer.”
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