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PALMER - ANCHORAGE - DAILY
LEAVES PALMER ........ 9sGO a.m.
LEAVES ANCHORAGE.6:00 P.M.
LEAVES PALMER ON SUNDAY AT
9:00 a.l;. and 4:00 P.M.
LEAVES ANCHORAGE ON SUNDAY
9:00 A.i: and 6:0C P.M.
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ENJOY YOUR MEALS AWAY FROM
HOME AT
o' Karra's star cafe
Fourth ..ve. Anchorage
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EFFICIENT DRIVERS
COMFORTABLE BUSSES
COURTEOUS SERVICE
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‘PaSSLNGER aND TRUCK TIRL SITUATION aS C "
March 15, 1944
Quoted from the Fifth Progress report of |
Rubber Director Bradley Dewey:
"The report' Issued November 10, 1943 om- :
phuslzed that a serious shortage of essen
tial rubber goods Was then at h nd. Little j
uns happened since that time to ere te any i
her,: r0i relief, and It Is novt evident
that they will continue throughout the
current year.
Passenger tires cannot be produc d In the
quantities desired during the Immediate
future, for civilian use. Tire factories
must use their supply of Buna £ .nd tire
cord producing tires for military v nicies,
airplanes, and essential trucks nd cusses.
i.ll this spdls a continuing sh at age as
far as the American civilian is concerned,
and a renewed effort must be rv J to ex
tend the life of the existing tires."
In view of the above picture, ti 7J r
Price and Rationing Board urg s you tc
take all measures possible to pi- serve and
extend the life of your tires, Unusuc1
care Is needed to obtain satlsf ctlon om
the present day tires under our road c u
dltlons.
par price ,.nd Rationing boap: no i:
By Klnlrc E. Johnson, ClerK.
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P X £ 5 £ M 7
M £ X 7 W £ £ 1
MAY
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TAKE TIME OUT TO RELAX
BRING THE '/.HOLE FAMILY