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More Time
I To Alaska
By OPA
Because of the shortage oi
| clerical help in Alaska, the Of
i flee of Price Administration has
i postponed from October 15 to
November 15 the date by which
sellers of non - cost - of - living
items must either prepare or
file reports wih the OPA, accord
ing to advices received by the
Fairbanks News-Miner from
Leon Henderson, OPA Adminis
; trator whose headquarters are in
Washington, D. C.
Calvin Poole, Assistant Terri
torial director of the OPA, point
ed out in Fairbanks, however,
that “this ruling has no bearing
on the posting of ceiling prices
for cost-of-living commodities, or
the submission of cost-of-living
reports.
Deadline Has Passed
“The deadline for submission
of cost-of-living reports and post
i ing of such prices has passed."
The time extension applies
only to non-cost-of-living items.
All sellers must prepare re
ports listing them. The reports
j must show the cost of such items
and mark-up on each.
In Alaska Only
The postponement, effective
i only in Alaska, is contained in
Amendment No 4 to the Maxi
mum Price Regulation No. 194.
Alaska, effective Oct. 14. 1942
"Many sellers in Alaska have
. been unable to complete their
! lists because of lack of clerical
' help," OPA stated. "In order not
! to work an unnecessary hardship
and to assist them in complying
with OPA regulations the pres
j ent postponement was made ef
fective for one month."
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Bartlett May Be
In Civil Service
WASHINGTON, Oct. — Rep
resentative Robert Ramspeck,
Democrat of Georgia, introduced
a bill in the House to place the
office of Secretary of Alaska un
' der the clasified civil service.
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FOR SALE
“Leaf Glassware” 12 each —
water tumblers, wine, cocktail
and sherbet glasses. Reasonable.
Inquire Nome Nugget.
FOR SALE
Ladies bicycle, balloon tires,
front wheel brake, spring side
stand. Late model. Practically
i new. Inquire at Nome Nugget.
FOR SALE
Pair of skiis, poles, ski press,
excellent make and practically
new.
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! Alaska’s Jimmy
Doolittle I)oin«:
Much In London
LONDON —The presence here
of Brig. Gen. James H. Doolittle
the former Alaska boy, who led
the United States army air forces
bombers in the attack on Japan
last April 18, was disclosed for
publication recently. He has
been here ten days, and is ex
| pected to return to the United
States soon.
Doolittle, it was indicated au
thoritatively will not be attach
ed permanently to the American
air command in the European
theatre.
This was Doolittle’s second
.special wartime mission to Brit
ain. He came here in 1941 be
fore the United States entered
the war, as a member of a mis
sion headed by Lieut. Gen. Geo.
Brett, now Gen. MacArthur’s
a'r chief in the southwest Pac- i
ific.
Doolittle's arrival was a tight
ly guarded secret until after he
had conferred with Maj. General
Carl Spaatz, comrrfander in chief
of the United States air force in
the European theatre, and his'
second in command, Brig. Gen.1
Ira C. Eaker.
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Juneau Mill Busy
On 'plane Spruee
And Needs Men
JUNEAU — Though still in
need of laborers, Juneau Saw
Mill resumed operations August
24 producing material for de
fense purposes.
Twenty-five to thirty more
men are needed at the mill. Ex
perience isn’t necessary accord
ing to the mill operators, but if
experienced men are available j
1 they can be put to work
Ainplane spruce for Boeing &
other lumber for defense purpos- j
es manufactured by the Juneau
Lumber Mills, makes the local
mill a defense industry and la-;
borers employed by the mill will
be doing their part toward win
ning the war.
Most of the key men necessary i
to operation of the mill have;
been employed, but the shortage
of help is serious and more men i
are needed at once. ,
District Court
“
In a civil action, Wm.
Brookins vs. Council
Dredging Co., the jury re
turned the judgement in
favor of the plaintiff stipu
lating an amount of ap
proximately $1700.
PAROLE IS DENIED
TO LAURA INGALLS
WASHINGTON. Oct. — The
i Federal Board of Indeterminate '
i Sentence and Parole announced
I that it has denied an application j
| by Laura Ingalls for parole from {
| her two-year «entnece for fail
i ure to register as a German j
agent.
The axiatrix began her sen
tence at Lorton reformatory 8
months ago. The board comment
ed that she had shown “poor ad
justment” during her imprison
| ment, and added that the nature
of her crime hrd not made her
release possible at this time.
Miss Ingalls was convicted of
acting in the pay of the German
government.
FOR SALE
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I Large porcelain bath tub with
! shower attached.
One lavatory sink.
Dinette table and 6 chairs and
; a two-leaf serving table.
One 7-tube, long wave Philco
I radio in good condition.
I Howard ironing board with in
I sulated iron stand. Wash tub.
1 All copper large wash boiler.
Two folding laundry racks.
One 53-gallon heavy galvaniz
j ed iron water tanks.
One three-quarter heavy iron
! bedstead, one Simmons coil
| spring and one three-quarters
! mattress.
A full 152 piece Meito china
j dinner set. Service for 12. Open
j stock. Reasonable.
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