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NOME. ALASKA
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26. 1944
TEAMWORK FOR VICTORY
(WASHINGTON POST)
merica’s production miracle has been
in science, a miracle of cooperation.
Sometimes the story of steady p>amwork
between management and labor seems
obscured by the sensational news of oc
casional disputes and walkouts. But
when the record of great achievement is
reviewed, the fact that employers and
employees have, in the main, worked
hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder, emer
ges as indisputable and paramount. The
nature and the effctiveness of this coop
eration ran be judged from the exhibits
now on display at the first National Lab
or-Management Production Exposition
in the Commerce Department auditorium
The exposition, sponsored bv the War
Production board, is actually presented
by the labor-management committees of
72 war factories. These committees are
representative of the thousands which
have been formed in plants all over the
country to keep supplies rolling to the
battle fronts with maximum speed and
The emphasis is as it should be
mainly on the contributions which work
ers have made through individual ideas
and suggestions to the streamlining, sim
plification and economy of war plants
production methods. Millions of man
hours hav been saved in war plants by
the know-how of intelligent employees in
regard to their special jobs.
The show at the Commercial Depart
ment is a tribute to American labor and
industry alike. Happily we have not
.~+ s~onrnQ '•o comnletelv submerged in
mass production techniques as to leave
no play for individual acument and init
iative. Our wealth in these factors con
tributes much to our margin over the en
emy. The Labor-Management Product
ion Exposition dramatizes and celebrates
the manner in which thev have been har
nessed for the war effort.
“No, thank you” has lost manv a
good buttercake. —Lancashire proverb. '
If a man has no nickname, he never
grows rich. —Chinese proverb.
Where the press is free and every man
able to rad, all is safe.—Jefferson. 1816.
An ass is beautiful to an ass; and a pig
to a pig. —Ray, 1670
I have discovered the art of deceiving
diplomats. I speak the truth and they
never believe me.—di Cavoir, 1810-61.
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF !
THE CITY OF NOME
RECEIPTS .
Taxes, Real. and Personal $25’996 22
Taxes Delinquent 496 50
Penalty and interest . 42.01
U S. District Clerk 15,889.75
Territorial Liquor Licenses 600.00 ;
Sale and Rent of Lots, .191.00 i
Municipal Fines and Forfeitures 6,180.00
Drivers Licenses .... 252 00
Dogs impounded . 59.00
Miscellaneous 335.30
TOTAL $50,041.78
EXPENSES .!
Fire Department ..... . $15,645.73
Police Department . 706.00
Street Department .. 12,161.92
Health Department 1,099 21
City Clerk 2,533.65
City Attorney 1,545.05
Fire plant 5.05
Printing 36 78
City Hall-City Clerk’s Office 1,737.48
Miscellaneous 334.63
Taxes withheld 1,992.21
Bulkhead 2.430 17
Insurance 190.00
Dog-catching 163.00
P. W A. Bonds Principal and Interest.4,425.00
School 4,000.00
TOTAL $49,005 88
City Clerk Bank Balance General Fund . $32,834.89
Outstanding Warrants 109.98
M & M Bank Balance . . .32,944.87
Over Deposit .10
City Treasurer Bank Balance 32,944 97
On Deposit in Bond, Interest & Redemption Fund 663.74
TOTAL $33,608.71
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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
FOR DATES j*OR CHILDREN
Through the co-operation of the
local unit of the Territorial Dept,
of Public Health, the Public School
is conducting its physical examin
ation clinic, for children who will
enroll in school next September
for the first time.
The clinic is held in the nurse’ss
room in the Terri'trial School
beginning at 9:00 A M. on Thurs
day Apr. 27. (for boys), and Thurs,
day, May 4th , ffor girls).
In other words, if your child
will be six (6) years old on or be
fore February 1, 1945, and would
attend the Territorial School, he or
she should have a complete phys
ical examination on one of the
above dates.
Frank A. Smola, Supt.
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NOTICE TO DRIVERS
OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Any person, before driving any
motorized vehicle within the cor
porate limits of Nome, must have
a drivers license, as authorized
by ordinance No. 265 of the Nome
City Ordinances.
On May 1st , any person driving
without a license will be arrested
and fined §20 00.
Nome City Council,
By Carrie McLain,
Cijy Clerk.
Apr. 26-28-May 1.
NOTICE TO CAR OWNERS
U.S. Commissioner Frank Bing
ham annonces that the 1944 license
plates have arrived and that car
owners must have them on their
cars on or before May 1st., after
which time the owner of a car
which is driven without the plates
will be fined. . .
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One to THINK WITH!
The War Depends on
Which We Use!
Heads we Win Tails we Lose! :
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