»s Issued
Taxicabs
the purpose of conserv
tor equipment, the oper
,f taxicabs and taxi ser
ro sharply curtailed, ac
5 to an announcement
d by the Office of Price
jstration which has been
to release information
tig the general provisions
order.
»r* restrictions upon the
ion of taxi service that
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have not heretofore been in ef*
feet. Of greatest intrest to
Alaskans, perhaps, is the re
stiction prohibiting the use of
taxicabs for making commercial
deliveries of property. This is in
line with other restrictions, all
designed for the purpose of con
serving rubber and motor equip
ment, which have been issued by
the Office of Defense Transport
ation and the Regional Tire
Rationing Board. A list of the
operating regulations follows:
No person shall drive or
operate a taxicab:
(a) For any purpose includ
ing social or recreational pur
poses, personal to the driver or
(b) At a rate of speed which
is, (1) in excess of the speed
limits duly nrescibed by compe
tent public authority, or (2) in
excess of forty (10) miles per
hour, whichever rate of speed is
the lesser;
(c) For the purpose of mak
ing commercial deliveries of pro
perty;
(d) More than ten (10) miles
beyond the corporate limits of
the municipality in which the
trip originated;
(e) For the purpose of secur
ing passengers while cruising;
(f) On any trip that exceeds
twenty-five (25) miles from point
of origin to point of destination;
(g) Without distinctly mark
ing every such taxicab to indi
cate that it is a taxicab.
Every person engaged in taxi
service in the territory, as else
where in the United States, shall
keep a daily record of the num
Charles Marshall
On Months Trip
Charles Marshall, owner of the
Kodiak Bar left recently on a
trip to Seattle. He will visit his
family there and attend to some
business matter before returning
in about a month.
COMIN’ & GOIN’
The following passengeis were
reported by Alaska Star Airlines
this week:
OUTGOING:
Herman B. Blake, Joseph
King, Fay Staley, J. P. Jeffery,
Don R. Miller, Paul W. Green,
Eugene Prine, Dean Snyder, Oluf
Graff, Gordon Jones. Alex J
Carlson Everett Schroeder, Si
mon Herbert, Ralph Oglethorpe,;
F- P. Cartee, I. K. Baker, Har
old E Schubert, W. A. Todd, J.
Heath, Grace Scabanoff, Joe
Grant, Henry Dunn, Clifford
Home, W. D. Pound.
INCOMING:
Eleanor Dooley, Charles Hart
man, Wm. J. McDonnell, Mrs.
Chaffee Hall Jr., Elaine Ehren
felt, Carl Kenzie.
ber of miles and hours each taxi
cab used in such service is oper
ated, the number of passengers
carried and the gallons of fuel
transfered to its fuel tanks, and
shall keep such records and make
such reports as may be required
by the Office of Defense Trans
portation. Such records shall be
available for inspection by auth
orized representatives of the Of
fice of Defense Transportation
at al! times.
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your choice, of
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