jobs before it is too late.
Investors are not organized and
accordingly move more slowly.
They won’t strike; there’s nobody
to call a strike. But if strikes of
employees kill the profits for in
vestors and dividends quit com
ing entirely, investors will finally
quit. They will quit one at a time
and nobody will tell them to re
turn to work. The final strike of
employees that drives stockhold
ers to quit, that’s the strike that
will be called •’out”’
^ Vets" Mail Bag
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As a service to veterans in the
community The Nome Nugget will
publish a column of questions
most frequently asked. For more
detailed information, veterans
should contact or write to the con
tact unit at 46 and 47 P.O. Bldg.,
Anchorage, Alaska.
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Q. I have not received all of my
war bonds purchased while in the
army. Where do I write for
them?
A. Direct your request to the
Army War Bond office, Office
of the Fiscal Director, 366 West
Adams Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Q. I am planning to attend one
of the Eastern universities next
fall. Where can I secure infor
mation as to ..
(1) Entrance requirements
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dressed women In a fashion poll.
(2) Catalog of courses offered
(3) Get Eligibility certificate
i A. <1) Write university direct.
(2) Most public libraries hav<
the catalogs of major uni
versities or you may re
quest one from the school
(3) Take a certified or photo
static copy of your dis
charge to any VA contac
or regional office. If yov
have dependents, lega
proof must be submittec
to show eligibility foi
subsistence.
Col. Lang Is Head
Of The New Alaska
Engineer Distriet
! -
j CMot’ Jame D. Tang, former
j ly stationed in Seattle, has been
'appointed O' • •• En-dne-u* of tse
new Alaska Engineer District with
■ headquarters at Anchorage, it was
I announced recently.
Charec with military construe
[ ‘ion and army real estate activ
I ities in the Territory of Alaska,
Lang heads the new district es
tablished May 1. From May 1.
i 1942, to May 1, 1946, military con
struct:on in the Territory was un
der the Alaskan Defense Com
mand and its successor organiza
tion, the Alaskan Department.
Prior to that, Alaska was part
of the Seattle Engineer District
which will continue to handle civ
il works engineering assignments
of river and harbor improvement
and flood control. In addition,
Seattle Army Engineers, undei
Col. Conrad P. Hardy, will con
tinue wartime services for Alas
■ ka military construction includ
j ing engineering design, contracl
supervision, supply and person
, nel recruiting.
Col. Lang was sent to Seattle
in 1938 as resident engineer foi
the construction of Mud Mount
ain Dam. A West Point grad
uate in the class of 1935, he took
t j a master’s degree in civil engin
, eering at the University of Iowa
1 in 1937 and served at Forts Logan
[ j Lewis, Ord and Belvoir before
• coming to Seattle.
In 1940, he became an execu
five assistant to the Seattle Dist
rict Engineer, later serving as
Executive Officer for Alaskan ser
vices under the local District. In
1 J43, : was transferred to the
Airborne Command, Camp Mack
all, Ncrtli Carolina.
In April. 1944, Lang was sent
to Alaska as Executive Officer of
Lie Staff of Engineers and in Nov
embo. 1944, he became Engineer,
Alaskan Department u: Marge
of military construction. Engineer
troop activities and repair and
utilities for that organization.
Major Walter B. Little, Seattle
engineer, has been assigned by
Lang as Liaison Officer at the
Seattle Engineer headquarters for
the Alaska District. Born in Ta
coma, Little was graduated from
Stadium High School there and
i from Stanford University in 1933, |
| with a degree in civil engineer-’
ing. He was a member of Phi
Beta Kappa and Tau Beta Pi, en
gineering honorary.
Associated with the California
State Highway Department and
Bureau of Reclamation at Boul
! der Dam, Little joined the engin
eering faculty at the University
of Washington in 1936. In 1939,
he went with the Seattle Engin
eer District as an office ingineer
on civil works projects and was
called to active duty in Sept.,1942.
Stationed at Engineer airfield
construction projects at Moses
Lake, Ephrata and Ellensburg and
later at Seattle Engineer head
quarters, Little was transferred
Sept., 1, 1944, to Ft. Belvoir, Vir
ginia, for a special officers’ train
ing course. In Dec., 1944, he was
assigned to the office of the Staff
Engineer, Alaskan Department. |
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