marines reclaim
WAR GEAR
The Marine Corps has salvaged
enough equipment it was forced
to leave behind after World War II
to put two divisions and a rein
forced regiment, approximately 46,
000 men, in the field, according to
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For more than a year small par
ties have been scouring the Pacific
islands, digging rifles out of the
sand, pulling old jeeps and tanks
out of swamps, dragging Diesels
out of jungles, hauling field pieces
out of forgotten dumps and even
retrieving old mess tins. The junk
is being carried back to Barstow,
California, where Marines and civil
ian employees have hammered it
back into shape. It is estimated
that 90 percent of Marine Corps
World War II weapons will be re
covered. The Leathernecks have
dug up 150,000 rifles and have re
built some 30,000 or more. They
are still digging lip in excess of
4,000 a month.
No wonder the Marine Corps has
the reputation of putting the best
men in the field at a minimum cost
to the taxpayers.
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Cannery Cautioned On
Federal Child-Labor Law
Juneau—Although Alaska terri
torial law permits children under
14 to work in cannery warehouses,
a 16-year age minimum applies un
der the Federal Fair Labor Stan
dards Act to warehouse and other
jobs in or about the canneries if
these jobs are a part of the con
tinuous canning process. In hazar
dous occupations, a higher mini
mum—18 years—applies.
This was pointed out by L. E.
Evans, Territorial Representative,
Wage and Hour Public Contracts
Divisions, U. S. Department of
Labor. He reminds Alaska fish
canners that the Federal law ap
plies if they ship canned fish or
other goods in interstate commerce
or deliver them for shipment with
in 30 days after an under-age child
has been employed in the estab
lishment.
“Alaska canners should clearly
understand,” said Evans, “that the
Federal child-labor provisions ap
ply to all occupations in or about
a cannery which have to do with
the ‘continuous canning process,'
or which require the performance
of duties in a room where any
manufa*'* tiring or canning pro
cesses are carried on. -
“The ‘continuous canning pro
cess’ includes all operations which
take place on the products to be
canned from the time they are re
ceived at tire cannery until they
are labeled, packed in cases for
shipment and the cases stacked.”
The 16-year minimum also ap
plies to manufacturing or process
ing jobs which are not part of the
canning processes, he indicated,
such as laundry or cookhouse work.
Jobs are restricted to employes
18 years of age and over, under
n a z a r d o u s occupalions orders
which apply in the canning indus
try,1 are driving or helping on a
motor vehicle; operating power
driven hoisting apparatus; and op
erating power-driven woodworking
machines, Evans said.
In Alaska, an employer can es
tablish a minor’s proof of age by
keeping on file' a birth or bap
tismal certificate, or a statement
based on census records of the
Alaska Native Service. For minors
recruited from the states for sea
sonal work in Alaska, a State age
or employment certificate is ac
ceptable proof of age.
Evans advises employers that
they can secure full information
from the Wage and Hour and Pub
lic Contracts Divisions’ Territorial
Office. 129 Territorial Post Office
Building (mail address. P. O. Box
1030.* Juneau.
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International Law Commission Meets at U.1S.
Charged with the fundamental job of developing and codifying the
international law which is to govern the conduct of nations, the
International Law Commission of the United Nations is now holding
its first session at Lake Success, N. Y. Members of the Commission
shown here at U.N. Headquarters are: Left to right. Dr. Vladimir
Koretsky, of the USSR; Chairman Judge Manley Hudson of the
United Stales. Sir Bengal Rau. of India: and Dr. A. Amado of Brazil.
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FIVE-ROOM house, two lots and
10 by 20 work shed in block 18,
Seward. $4,000, terms to desire
able party. See Jack Steward or
write box 715. 94-101 p
'36 DODGE. Rebored engine. Good
condition mechanically through
out. Adams 102 after 6 p.m.
93-4-5-6p
5 ROOM house and 2 lots. Next to
Bills Club on 5th Ave. Conveni
ent location. $5500. Mad. 155.
93-4-5p
QUONSET HUT. $250. Call Adams
94. 93-4-5C
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HOUSE LOGS CUT TO ORDER;
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sion. Seward Lumber Corpora
tion, Box 515. 61tfe j
TWO BROOD SOWS. S100 each. See
R. K. Peden. Seward. 90-5p
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
KINDERGARTEN equipment: Fur
niture and school material. Call
Madison 189. 85tf
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FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
HOUSE: 3 rooms and bath. East
of school on 1st. Avenue. $5000,
terms. See R. K. Peden. 85-96pt
ONE THREE-ROOM HOUSE, 1 2
room house, both furnished, mod
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Box 605. 69tf
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