Cable-Control Caterpillar
’Dozers and Scrapers Now
In Production
Cable-controlled bulldozers and
scrapers, announced as an addi
tion to Caterpillar Tractor Co.’s
line of products more than a year
ago, are now in production as the
result of a lifting of WPB restric
tions, it is announced by Binks
Seiffert, Manager of Northern
Comm ercial Co. “Caterpillar”
Dept., local distributor for “Cater
pillar” products.
Delivery of bulldozers for “Cat
erpillar” Diesel D8, D7 and D6
track-type Tractors is scheduled
late this year, with delivery of
the scrapers in several sizes sched
uled for early 1946.
Manufacture of the bulldozers
and scrapers marks “Caterpil
lar’s” entry into this field of in
dustry. Matched in capacity to the
power of the tractor and matched
in design, materials and work
manship to the high quality
of other Company products, they
are priced in keeping with “Cat
erpillar’s” policy of building the
best possible machines to be sold
to the user at reasonable prices.
The new products, which have
been subjected to thorough test
ing on the Company’s proving
grounds and at numerous loca
tions throughout the United
States, will be sold and serviced
through “Caterpillar” deal e r s ,
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
Theodore Jolley, Pittsburgh,
Pa.; James Deligan, Pt. Spencer;
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hayes, Fair
banks; Lorraine Galvin, Fair
banks; Bailey E. Bell, Fairbanks.
MRS. E. H. DAHLE. PATIENT
IN NOME HOSPITAL
Mrs. E. H. Dahle, wife of Rev.
Dahle of Shishmaref is a patient
in the Maynard Columbus Hospi
tal.
making it possible to provide the
customer with a complete “pack
age” of machinery for earth-mbv
ing needs.
Among the outstanding advan
tages of “Caterpillar” bulldozers
are: balanced design, great capac
ity, rigid construction, elimina
tion of “A” frame, reinforced
blade, easy digging, enclosed op
erating cables, long-life cutting
edges, easy blade adjustments,
quick mounting, correctly grooved
sheaves, long cable life, safe op
eation, fine visibility, high lift,
low drop, straight or angling cut,
unit manufacture and one service
source.
According to Company officials,
shipments of “Caterpillar” equip
ment to dealers have increased
steadily in recent months, and an
increase over the present produc
tion of “Caterpillar” Diesel DW10
high-speed rubber-tired earth
moving tractors is scheduled for
1946.
‘Caterpillar’
Reg. U. S. Pat Off.
After playing a major role in winning a
war CATERPILLAR DIESEL Tractors,
Engines and Road Machinery are again
available to civilian purchasers.
Deliveries are now being scheduled for first
sailing from Seattle in the Spring.
We have for sale now a new D-7, with an
Isaacson Hydraulic Bulldozer.
NORTHERN
COMMERCIAL
CONPANY
“CATERPILLAR DEPARTMENT”
NOME, ALASKA
Japs Planned
To Assassinate
Marshal Stalin
NUERNBERG, Nov. 21— UP)—
Justice Jackson, chief U. S. pros
ecutor in America’s case against
twenty Nazi war lords said the
Germans planned as far back as
nineteen forty to attack the
United States. He said Nazi rec
1 ords also disclosed that the Japs
planned to assassinate Marshal
Stalin in nineteen forty through
the use of Russian traitors.
In rapid-fire order twenty of
the once powerful war lords
pleaded innocent to charges of en
gulfing the world in a bloodbath.
Justice Jackson promised in his
opening twenty thousand word
, statement U» the court that the
defendants would be convicted by
the Nazis own meticulously kept
record.
i The court knocked the main
defense prop from under the Nazi
chieftains when it abruptly denied
their claims that they couldn’t be
tried for war guilt under existing
1 international law.
Air Transport Service
Between U. S. And
Hawaii Resumed
SAN FRANCISCO — For the
first time since Pearl Harbor,
commercial air transport service
between the United States and
Hawaii was resumed November
16, when Pan American World
Airways began a schedule of daily
round trip flights between San
Francisco and Honolulu, L. C.
Reynolds, manager of the airline’s
Pacific-Alaska Division announced.
At the same time, Reynolds an
nounced the lifting of priorities
between the mainland and Hono
lulu.
The return to commercial air
operation came just six days be
fore the tenth anniversary of the
inauguration by Pan American of
the world’s first trans-ocean air
service across the Pacific on Nov
ember 22, 1935.
Operations beyond Hawaii, how
ever, over Pan American’s pre
war route to the Orient, which
, terminated at Hong Kong and Ma
: cau on the China Coast and Sing
I apore in the Straits Settlements,
as well as over its South Pacific
Airways which terminated at
Auckland, New Zealand, remain
; temporarily suspended.
Pan American’s applications for
permission to exten^Pacific routes
to Sydney, Australia, Batavia,
! Java, in the East Indies and Cal
, cutta, India, and to establish a
short northwest passage to the
Orient by extension of its cetifi
cated airways from Seattle through
Alaska, meanwhile are pending
1 before the Civil Aeronautics
: Board.
Ecuador Caught With
Its Stamps Down
QUITO, Ecuador—f/P)—Ecuador
had a large store of 50-centavo
(4-cent) stamps commemorating
a “Good Will Trip” of President
Arroyo del Rio in 1942. The
stamps are st:ll being sold and
recognized, but Arroyo del Rio
was overthrown in May, 1944, and
has been in exile in Colombia ever |
since.
X MARKS SPO T—Cmdr. Arthur F. Spring, executive
officer of the USS Missouri, show’s Johnny Morris, 47-inch midget
entertainer, plaque marking spot on Missouri’s deck where Japs
signed surrender terms last Sept. 2.
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