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WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT - JULY 4 TO JULY 10 .
MATANUSKA VALLEY
STATION
STATION
OBSERVER
Matanuska Exp. Sta,
Mary Ebert
Matanuska Marshall
Mrs. Leo Marshall
Palmer
Max Sherrod
Date
Max.
Temp,
Min.
Temp.
3*10
72
46
74
44
APPLICATIONS FOR TIRES OR TUBES
SHOULD BE ??ADE DURING OFFICE HOURS
Applications for tires or tubes may be
secured from 'the War Orice and Local Ra
tioning Board office any forenoon or on
Saturdays from 8 a.a. until .10 a.m. In
the future no application blanks can be
filled out during the weekly meeting of
the Board, The clerk will gladly help
with any information desired in regard to
filling out the applications, during of
fice hours. The applications must be
complete with the Inspector* s report when
handed in to the office. The Inspector
is Henry La Rose. However, if not con
venient to contact Mr. LaRose, the appli
cant may contact Dr. Hansen or Arvid John
son, for inspection of his tires or tubes.
If an application is denied and the ap
plicant requests a hearing with the Board
then he will be granted time during the
meeting.
The Board meets every Wednesday evening
at the War Price and Local Rationing Board
office. Your cooperation will be appre
ciated.
Klaire E. Johnson, Clerk.
WAR RISK INSURANCE TIME
EXTENDED TO MIDNIGHT,JULY 31
The Standard Fonda Bureau of San Fran
cisco says that any local'insurance agent
is authorized.to accept and make out appli
cations for war damage corporation insur
ance on their own forms'.
Policies originating in and covering
property ih Alaska will be effective from
date of postmark on mailing envelope, and
valid only until midnight, July 31, 1942.'
A maximum speed limit of 35 miles an
hour for pleasure cars and 30 miles an
hour for trucks or other freight-carrying
vehicles has been established by the Ter
ritorial Board of Road Commissioners sit
ting in Juneau. This order takes effect
immediately and is for the duration of the
war uriess subsequently modified.
Since President Roosevelt has indicated
that for the duration of the war 40 miles
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an hour ehould be the maximum speed for
the entire nation in the interest of gas
oline, oil and rubber conservation, it
seemed to the Commissioners proper that
Alaska, with its unpaved highways, should
set a figure of not less than five miles
an hour under the maximum speed limit.
"This regulation,” said the Commission,
"will both add to the safety of life and
limb on the highways and be a useful con
•tribution to the indispensable conserva
tion of rubber and fuel supplies."
The Federal Bureau of Investigation
agents picked up one group of four Nazi
agents on.Long Island and another group
of four in Florida last month soon after
the Nazi emissaries had landed. They
had $175,000 on their persons. They ad
mitted that they were to be contact men
for general sabotage in the United States
by blowing up vital war production plants
and supplies. Two of them were natural
ized American citizens. The otHers had
lived in this country. They were special
ly trained in espionage work near Berlin
and furnished forged credentials including
social security cards.