GI Bill Puts Vet Into Business
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, LOS ANGELES, CAL.—Bayard L. Lovelace, recently-discharged
veteran of the Army Quartermaster corps, is said to be the first ex
soldier in the United States to be financed in a trucking business
through a loan granted under the G.I. Bill of Rights. Recently, Love
lace took delivery of a brand-new Fruehauf stake-trailer and a GMC
truck at the plant here of the Fruehauf Trailer Company of Cali
fornia.
Be Nugget-wise—Advertise! Nugget Ads Get Results.
DeGaulle May
Resign As French
Government Head
PARIS, July 30—(jP)—Political
observers speculated on whether
DeGaulle would resign as head of
the French Provisional Govern
ment as a result of the sharp re
buff administered last night by
the consultative assembly which
rejected overwhelmingly h i s
plans for a constitutional referen
dum.
Nazi Casualties
In War Total
4,064,438
BERLIN, July 30—(/P)—The
Nazi’s unsuccessful bid for world
domination cost the German
army, navy and airforce 1,911,300
killed and fatally wounded, in
cluding 1,419,000 on the Russian
front. Documents seized in the
home of General Reinek, propa
j ganda chief of the German army
* the total casualties were 4,064,438.
Suzuki Says
Ultimatum
“Unworthy”
SAN FRANCISCO, July 30—UP)
—Japanese Premier Suzuki has
scorned as “Unworthy” the offi
cial notice of the Allied Potsdam
surrender ulitmatum and asserted
the Jap aircraft production has
been increased.
He had tossed into the laps of
the Mikado’s strategists the com
plete responsibiliy for the de
fense of the Empire.
NURSES ENJOYING
VISIT IN NOME
Lt. Selma Johnson, and Lt.
Helen Jorgenson, of the Army
Nurse Corps, stationed at Fair
banks, are visiting in Nome this
week and renewing acquaint
ances. Lt. Marian Clark, ANC, of
the group stationed at Nome is
showing the visitors around. The
group of Army Nurses <to which
Lts. Johnson and Jorgenson were
attached* came to Alaska in 1943.
Later some of the group were
transferred to Fairbanks, and
others to Nome. The visitors will
be in Nome about a week.
The NEVADA FOUNTAIN
AND SANDWICH SHOP
Open Daily from 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M.
SOFT DRINKS, SANDWICHES
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RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO MOTOR VEHICLE
CERTIFICATES OF OWNERSHIP
(Th. following U published for th. instruction of those who must secure certificate, of 1CDowdThAqenir)l,f'CaI" may ^ "CU"d ,T°m a"Y aU'°
license agent in the Territory of Alaska.) (NOME DISTRICT. W. J. uowa. Agenu
By virtue of the authority vested in me by Chapter
61, Session Laws of Alaska, 1945, and to implement
said law by establishing regulations and procedures
governing the issuance of certificates of ownership of
motor vehicles in Alaska, the following rules and reg
ulations are hereby adopted and promulgated:
1. Applications for certificates of ownership shall be
under oath and submitted to the Treasurer, or any of
his authorized agents, fully answered, in substantially
the following form:
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
APPLICATION FOR MOTOR VEHICLE
CERTIFICATE OF OWNERSHIP
United States of America)
) ss.
Territory of Alaska )
1. Name of Applicant ..
2. Address ...
Street or Box No. City, etc.
3. Describe vehicle for which applicant seeks certifi
cate of ownership.
Make of motor vehicle Style of Body
Year Modei Car Number Engine Number
4. Does applicant at present own said vehicle.
5. Is so was ownership obtained by purchase or other
wise ...
6. Name of previous owner from whom applicant ob
tained vehicle as above stated.
7. Place of such acquisition of said vehicle.
8. State present address of said previous owner if
known ...
9. Date of such purchase or acquisition.
10. Place of this application.
Signature of applicant or authorized agent
Subscribed and Sworn before me this.day of
.. 1»4.
2. If satisfied from the application that applicant is
the legal owner of the vehicle described in the appli
cation, the Treasurer or authorized agent, with whom
the application is filed shall, without charge, (except
for Notary fee) issue a certificate of ownrship as fol
lows: •
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
MOTOR VEHICLE CERTIFICATE OF OWNERSHIP
(Issued pursuant to Ch. 61 S. L. A. 1945)
Sworn application having been filed by the follow
ing named person, the undersigned hereby certifies
that he is satisfied from the evidence of said applica
tion that: ..^ ALASKA
Name City
is the legal owner of the following described motor ve
hicle:
Make of motor vehicle Style of body
Year Model* Car Number Engine Number
.. Al„ka,thiS.
day of..OSCAR OLSON,
. Territorial Treasurer.
(SEA!*) y Authorized Agent.
3. Applications may be sworn to before any Notary
Public or other person authorized to administer oaths.
Where the notarizing is done by any one of the author
ized agents of the Treasurer, a notary fee of 50 cents
is hereby authorized, except when the agent happens
to be a U. S. Commissioner whose fee schedule re
quires 75 cents for such service, the charge shall be
75 cents.
4. Applications for certificates of ownership shall be
executed and filed as single originals.
5. If an application is acted upon affirmatively the
certificate shall be made out in triplicate, as indicated
by the certificate books. The original shall go to the
applicant; the first duplicate copy shall be affixed to
the application for final lodgement in the Treasurer’s
office, and the second duplicate shall be retained by
the agent for his record and for reference by local law
enforcement officers.
6. When a person holding a certificate of ownership
hereunder transfers title to the vehicle covered by said
certificate, he shall fully execute the transfer form on
the back of the certificate, naming the particular •
transferee.
7. Such transferee shall then be obliged to, in turn,
apply for his own certificate of ownership in the reg
ular manner prescribed, provided, however, he shall
attach to his application the transferred certificate ob
tained from the previous owner, which transferred
certificate shall remain attached to such new owner’s
application as part of the permanent files and records.
8. In the event an agent makes a negative decision
on an application, the applicanf may give the agent
oral notice of appeal, upon which the agent shall
promptly send the application, together with his report
on the case and its circumstances, to the Treasurer at
Juneau, for final decision. The applicant in such case
may likewise send his contention, in writing,. to the
Treasurer for consideration. The Treasurer will wait
10 days after receiving a denial application and report
from his agent, to allow applicant to make his supple
mental showing in writing, before he considers the
merits and gives a ruling. After ruling, the Treasurer
shall notify the applicant accordingly. If the ruling
favors the applicant the Treasurer will himself issue,
of cause to be issued, the resultant certificate of own
ership.
9. If the holder of a certificate loses same, or if it is
destroyed, he shall apply direct to the Treasurer at
Juneau, for reissuance of a substitute certificate. Such
application may be in the form of a letter, supported
by an affidavit or affidavits, showing destruction or
loss, and agreement that if tne original certificates be
later found it will be forthwith surrendered to the
Treasurer. In such event the owner shall continue to
hold and rely upon the substitute certificate.
10. A person chosen by the Treasurer for appoint
ment as agent, upon his agreeing thereto, shall receive
from the Treasurer a letter so appointing him, to
gether with the necessary forms to carry out the work.
An agent’s notarizing fee shall be retained by him in
each case as his sole compensation in the premises.
Such appointment shall be effective until terminated
by either party.
11. Each agent shall at the end of each calendar
quarter send all applications with attached documents,
as above indicated, to the Treasurer at Juneau, Alaska.
If, however, an agent hereunder terminates during a
quarter, he shall transmit such applications, etc., im
mediately. . , , ,, .
12. Upon termination the retiring agent shall also
be charged with safekeeping of the supplies and rec
ords on hand, pending the appointment of his succes
sor, to whom he shall deliver same upon request. If,
in such case, the Treasurer decides not to appoint any
one to succeed the withdrawing agent, the supplies
shall be sent to the Treasurer, at Juneau, Alaska, upon
his request. . . . . , .
13. Should any of these regulations be declared in
valid, the remaining ones shall continue in full force
and effect.
Done at Juneau, Alaska, this 26th day of May, 1945.
OSCAR G. OLSON,
Territorial Treasurer.
(SEAL*
APPENDIX
Chapter 61, Session Laws of Alaska, 1945, as the
Enabling Act upon which the foregoing regulations
are based, is as follows:
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
JUNEAU, ALASKA
CHAPTER 61
AN ACT
(H. B. 53)
To provide for the issuance of motor vehicles certifi
cates of ownership, for other purposes, and to de
clare an emergency.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of
Alaska:
Section 1. The purpose of this Act is to require own
ers of motor vehicled in the Territory to secure cer
tificates of ownership of such vehicles in order to deter
traffic in stolen motor vehicles.
Section 2. It shall be unlawful for any person (a) to
operate any vehicle in the Territory under a Territori
al license without securing and maintaining in full
force and effect a certificate of ownership therefor,
or (b> to sell or transfer any vehicle without comply
ing with all of the provisions of this Act and rules and
regulations issued by the Treasurer pursuant thereto.
Any person entitled thereto shall be issued a certifi
cate of ownership upon a vehicle without securing
license plates, when, in the judgment of the Treasurer
it is proper to do so.
Section 3. No vehicle license plates shall be issued
by the Treasurer unless the applicant at the same time
shall make satisfactory application for, or previously
shall have secured, a certificate of ownership. The
Treasurer shall prescribe rules, regulations and pro
cdures governing (a) applications for, and issuance of,
certificates of ownership and duplicates thereof, and
(b) transfers of ownership or interests therein by sale
or otherwise. Certificates of ownership shall not be
required to be renewed annually, or at any other time.
Section 4. The Treasurer, if satisfied from the ap
plication that the applicant is the legal owner of the
vehicle or otherwise entitled to have the cerificate of
ownership in his name, shall issue a certificate of
ownership over his signature authenticated by his
seal in such form and containing such information as
he shall prescribe.
Section 5. An emergency is hereby declared to exist
and this Act shall take effect immediately upon its
passage and approval.
Approved March 24, 1945.
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