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Savings Bonds are treasured possessions in more than
a million American homes.
—H. Morgenthau, Jr.
Philippines Held
\s Good Fxample
W A SH I NC I TON I’ll; 1 ippine
pi •••> it’ir Manuel Qtuvon an
: oicecl t!u eii atii*ii of an Oi
ta f Special S-tvices in his gov
■ament :n i xile. The nfliee will
la concerned w.ta giving out in
i t rmation on activities of the
C't■innwinwealth Government, par
tlarly a - they reta to to the
iTort of the United Nations.
Sa .1 the Philippines president:
As one of the 23 United Na
t ons. we hi lieve the America
Philippines experiment is a mani
fer-tation of the United Nations
goal T self-government for all
peon es evrywherc. The Office of
i Spec al Services has been creat
ed t i tell the story and the mean
rig of this experiment."
Fairbanks Lad
Non Lt. Colonel
WASHINGTON Major Wil
S. Pit n.-h - w. born at Fa.r
o'ks, .Alaska, has been appoint
. ; the nii .- of Lieutenant Col
i , ■" \v:i.~ announced at Head
i.: Ai Ground F re os,
• ■I ism md d by Lit ut. Gen. Les
' J. Me.\T;i i
C ' 1 h isi' was born in Fair
- o>- M I--. 18. 1903. attended
ill h vui- High Sdieol. Szattle,
' -.?• i lb nriek 1 la s:lies.- In-ti
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ll is now at Mount Vern in.
N Y
il ■> •! t.*ry education deludes
. **■ n • Infantry School,
r . i*i nj Ga.. and at the
*e ,- ! Cler.e a! Stall'
: . ’- 1 11 IIV i t ”, tin.
Hi !- appoint.- 1 Major on
:• . .. 7. 1942
I ido Must Make
War Sacrifices
WASHINGTON Fido. the fam
..'y pot, i. teen forced to make
a >,*••!rt." - icrifiee. There w l|
be littli ■ i meat in Ins diet.
But 'ii dogs will not gr >\\
lean 'ii.t hungry if their mvnrs
follow i a advice of expends in
anini1' ii. sbandry associated
v.i'h : Department of Agricul
ture They advise the following
sid'it i s for Fido's food ie
qu mr.-nt.-: Glandular meats
suc'.i n 1 vr, brains and kid
neys: p-.c seup: poultry; mashed
potat i sc., and certain cei
oals mao moist by tile addition
of 'a ng \y;.!e r or meat gravy.
FOR SAI.lv—Heavy 7s-in. ply
wood table top, 4ft. by * ft. 4 in.
Inquire at Nome Nugget Office.
Wr.'e vour friends and rela
lives .■ ‘Outside,' using Sour
i mg S i'.onery, They 11 get a
b;g k- 's ou. of it.
Butter and Egg
Price Suit Piled
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Th< Of
fin of Priee Administration filed
a suit for price ceiling enforce
ment on butter and eggs in what
was believed to lie tile first ac
t:on of its kind in the nation.
Injunction actions were filed
by the OPA m federal court ag
ainst II! producers, wholesalers
and retailers of butter and eggs
Complaints against the group al
leged violations of ceilings after
price control went into effect. Me
tii n for issuance of temporary in
iuiietions wen heard by Federal
Judge F. Ryan Duffy last Mon
day in Milwaukee
Swing Shifters
To Shift Swing
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S \ NT A MONICA. Cal.—".Swing '
sit fters" in airplane plants have'
h en enjoying anothei kind of,
sc nig in dances that start at mid !
n ght and continue untd 0 ;j.m.
hut that's all over. Declaring that
tie s-s-inns have become "tool
do rderh to be safe," Mayor
' ■ mard J. Murtay has clamped
11 i a 2 a.m. curfew
1 WKK.AXKS 1*01.1(1':
If) .MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
1* AIR BANKS A broom and
dustpan ha v* hi *n added to eac ,
!•" I* 'e car as standard equipment.
P-d.ee Chic:' Jim Jeffers has
1 to 'll the patrolmen to clear
vf\ streets of glass, to save mo
lt rists' tires. ,
Land Held to
Comply Killing
Credit Buying
Although Alaskan -tations
ha i boon < xceplcd from a War
Dipartmcnt rcgulati >n placing
Army posts in continental Unit
ed States on a cash basis, Ladd
Field will comply with the rul
ing except in two departments,
officials announced.
Enlisted men will be extended
credits by Lin Quartermaster
laundry and dry ah aning plant i
on a monthly basis, according to
Lieut. Coi. Robert S. Williams
Officer?, and other authorized per,
sonnet will pay cash.
The pay-as-you-go plan went
into effect at commissaries, post
exchanges, theatres and barber
shops. The new War Department
regulation went into effect Nov.
1. The action was taken as a re
sult ot the successful operation
of an experimental plan for en
listed men which has been on
trial since Aug. 1 at Fort Bragg.
North Carolina.
Ladd Field also has been on
the cash basis since that date, at
which time use of company col
lection sheets, which imposed 1
complicated administrative bur
dens upon officers whose time
was needed for military duties,
was discontinued.
Outside the continental limits
of the United States, the quos
tio nof whether credit may be
extended will be a matter for
the decision of the commanding
officers.
In addition to the military ad- i
vantage derived from the pay-as
you-go plan, it is designed to 1
further the President’s program
for reduction of credit buying.
It is believed also that the new
policy will inculcate the habits
of thrift in the soldier.
—Ladd Field Midnight Sun
FOR SALE
Large porcelain hath tub with
shower attached.
One lavatory sink.
Dinette table and 6 chairs and
a two-leaf serving table.
One 7-tube, long wave Pliilco
radio in good condition.
Howard ironing board with in
sulated iron stand.
All copper large wash boiler.
One 5.7-gallon heavy galvaniz
ed iron water tanks.
One three-quarter heavy iron
bedstead, one Sinunons coil
spring and one three-quarters
mattress.
A full 152 piece Meito china
dinner set. Service for 12. Open
stock. Reasonable.
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FOR SALE
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Ladies bicycle, balloon tires,
front wheel brake, spring side
* stand. Late model. Practically
I new. Inquire at Nome Nugget.
FOR SALE
"Leaf Glassware” VI each —
, water tumblers, wine, cocktail
and sherbet glasses. Reasonable.
I Inquire Nome Nugget.
FENSE
BUY
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SAVINGS
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America os guard!
Above is a reproduction of the
Treasury Department’s Defense
Savings Fuller, showing an exact
duplication of the original "Minute
Man” statue by famed sculptor
Daniel Chester French. Defense
Ronds and Stamps, on sale at your
bank or post office, are a vital pait
of America's defense preparations.
FOR SALE
Fair of skiis, poles, ski press,
excellent make and practically
new.