MILWAUKEE TEACHER
ENJOYS ALASKA VACATION
Elaine Schmidt, a school teach
er from Milwaukee, Wisconsin,-is
in Nome today, planning to be
gin the return trip to her home.
She has come to Nome by way
of steamer to Juneau and Skag
way; train to Whitehorse; boat
down the Yukon to Nenana; plane
from Fairbanks to Nome. Today
she loa”es by boat for St. Michael
and then up the Ypkon and back
to the States.
^Tn her remarks concerning the
territory, she said that most trav
el bureaus “back home” mislead
tourists concerning what to ex
pect here. She says that she has
had a most enjoyable time on the
entire trip thus far.
Honor Polish Hero
DETROIT, MICH.—(Soundphoto;
'—.General Bor-Komorowski, Polisl
hero of the historic Warsaw upns
ing, is pictured here holding uj
Sharon Bralakowski, one of the re
ception group who met him at th*
railroad station. The General wi
remain in Detroit several days.
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Nome Directory
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Meets First and Third
Thursday each month
DONALD J. LYLE, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS, Secy.
^ NOME LODGE
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A Meets Second Friday
S. DAVID MAZEN, N.G.
ROBERT BALDWIN. Secy.
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
A Court House Is Opposite Us
Phone Main 40
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome. Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
A Nome, Alaska
Beattie Office*
< 101 Lowman Building
Telephone EL. C3M
CPA’s Small Says
Economy Too Close
Full Production
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WASHINGTON, July 31, — (/P>—
CPA boss John D. Small cautioned
today against consumer hopes that
impending price boosts might
quickly fill shelf and showroom
with shiny new goods.
Noting t at •'.e OPA revival
act req; Iri ; 1; her pricas for
many : ;.v. , the civilian Produc
tion A. . 1- n*>r said this alone
“cannot be expected to bring a
flood o' new ) Is into the mar
ket.”
“The economy,” Small added;
“is too close to full production to
allow a significant overall increase
in output except through increased
man-hour productivity.”
Civilian production this month
probably has equalled the big
gest month in history, December j
1941, the CPA chief reported, and j
topped by 3 percent the record for
Split Palestine
Four Areas, Plan
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LONDON, July 31, —i^)— The
British government announced to-,
day that Anglo-American experts
proposed to split Palestine into
four areas and leave to a Jewish
province itself the problem of de
ciding how many of Europe's
homeless Jews might migrate to
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June, highest month since V-J-Day.
The July estimate is tentative
Small told reporters in explain-!
ing his June production report is
sued last night, but it is clear,
he added, that national output is
“approaching the peak.”
The report showed better-than
prewar production in June of
washing machines, vacuum clean
ers, electric irons, table-model
radios and gas ranges, as well as
substantial gains in refrigerators
and electric ranges.
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keep alive by feeding it her own meager ration. Both are typical «
millions suffering from acute malnutrition in Euroot jnd Asia who
will die nni^aa more, food is .provided immediately.
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