AIRCRAFT MATERIALS UP FOR SALE .BY
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Engines and'aircraft accessories will bo
up for snlQ'aijb the different airfields in
Alaska witri'.priority periods running\ con
currently-bogipning November 22,1945 and
ending December 19,1946 at 4:50 PM, No
sale commititients will bo made prior to
December 19,1946At that time, allocatio
of this material will be mado in accordanc
with the'following priorities:(1) Federal
Agencies,(2)Veterans (3) RFC for resale to
small businesses,(4) Territorial and local
goVcfnxiient 'agcncies, (5) General Public,
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NEW’ NEWSBAPER APPEARS in ALASKA
On.November 20,1946, the first newspaper
published in Seldovia appeared in'circu
lation -known as ^The Front iersman". It is
published and edited by Viola Daniels who
formerly worked at Fort' Richardson.
Beg Fardon--Seldovia'has had a newspaper
in the past, but what if was called we do
'not know.
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The new newspaper i3'mimeographed and con
tains sir pagt!B at the present time. Miss
Daniels has done an excellent job of col
lecting' interesting nows for her first
edition. ' It has all the appearances o\ ?.
promising little newspaper for Seldovi--..
PAPER SHORTAGE MAY CURTAIL SIZE OF .
VALLEY SETTLER.
IXie to the shipping strike, we have not
been able to get our shipment of paper
through for the Valley Settlor. Just how
much mimeograph paper is available in
Anchorage wo do not know at the present
time. Ihis week’s issue is the first to
bo put out on paper.obtained in Anchorage
and is of lighter weight thaii our regular
paper. However, we have to use "what is
available and not be too particular. Due
to the fact that this paper was 14 inches
in length instead of our usual 13 inches,
we-were able to gbt.-rbyuon one less page
this week. That will help some.
As a ream of paper weighs about 6 pounds,
it is rather expensive to have any shipped
by air. The freight would cost more than
the paper.
There will be at least one more issue and
perhaps two if we cut down the size of the '
ads—unless of course w'e can get more paper.
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