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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

New advertising and mer.
chandising plans designed 70
meet these new conditions will,
be disclosed. These plans wi
specify the important part the
dealers can take in perfecting
a national transportation system
fully adequate for the efficient
movement of millions Of tons OF
defense materials as well a.
goods and services essential TO
national welfare.
Figures showing that motor
truck registrations in Michigan
IN 1910 increased 3.6 per cent
over 1889 will give some indica.
ton of the Importance of the
anticipated further increase in
registrations during l9il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Doubled Since 1929

More than that their number
has been glowing. 1t is esti-
mated that the number of stock
holders in 100 leading industrial
corporations has at least doubled
since 1929.
Do the senator and his TNEC
economists mean that all stock
holders should get equal divi-
dends. regardless of how much
they invest, or how wisely they
select the stocks they buy?
Men being as different as they
are. is it anything strange that
eff il be true) half of the divi-
dends paid 60 to one-tenth of
the stockholders Il would not
be surprised if something like
that applies TO salaries. too
Did you ever try owning stock
as a source Of dividend income?
My guess is that many more
than II 100000 Americans have
tried il. and have found no divi-
bends. but losses.
The senator asserts" that
concentration Of power and
wealth in a few hands is shown
by his dividend figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Auto.
Graphs
Lays Claim TO Award
For Owner Loyalty
With 18th Ford Car

Edward C. Bern of New Yor.
American Airlines executive.
lays claim TO the owner
loyalty" award among drivers
of the nation. Bern's new Lin
coin Zephyr convertible is the
twenty-ninth Ford product he
has bought in nearly three
decades.
Bern started back in 1913
when he drove a Ford Model N
into horse drawn traffic in
Chicago. In the first World
War he served at the wheel OF
a Ford ambulance. Since then
he has owned and driven vari.
Gus other Ford products, II Of
them with the Lincoln name on
them and has made So cross
continent trips in them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
P. |. Griffiths Named
Ethyl Vice President

!. l. GriHiths. formerly treas
urer OF the overseas division of
General Motors. has been elected
vice president of the Ethyl Gaso-
line Corporation in charge of the
financial department. Since the
last war, during which he was a
aior in the British army. Crit
Gths has served as European audi
tor for Armour & Co, as treas
urer of GIN Peninsula, and treas
urer of GIN Continental, returning
TO New York in 1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

sas state bond deal carried
mama government still further
into our lives. Apparently not
only we the people are 10 be-
come dependents Of the great
white father, but even sovereign
commemorative that comprise
the union are TO be sheltered
from the rigors of supply and
demand in the money market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Save Time on Orders

Seven full days may be saved
in filing dealer orders at the
Chrysler sales division plant
here through the recent install.
lation OF seni-automatic Office
equipment that represents an
investment OF more than $780,
600 This speed-up in handling
orders has been achieved in the
new sales and planning control
department on the second floor
of the Administration Building.
The Chrysler installation Is
the first OF lis kind in the auto
motive industry and enables
work TO be accomplished in "a
hours that formerly required u
hours 10 finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

Detroit area
at a special
m ee ng at
I he F or [
Shelby Hotel
on Monday,
M a rich ! 0.
The meeting
will be con-
d U tie d by
G e o rye Or
phal. assist
a mt director
Of truck sales
a n d w. L.
* e sin ger.
truck service
pro m O on
manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Old Freedom

The old freedom TO make a
contract is now impaired by the
criterion of whether Washing
ton bureaucrats think the deal
is a good one.
IN proposing to refund bonds
carrying an average rate of 440
per cent, private banking
syndicate asked for an interest
return of ga per cent on the
new bonds for the portion which
it believed could be marketed
under present conditions.
But apparently mama govern
ment acting through the In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

theorists and
killitzerS. Mr..
J o ne 5 h a S
con silently
kept contact
with the real
world of bust
n e : : a n d
finance where
human nature
and espe-
cially m ore
or less en-
ligh tie n e d
colf ipferpCt
prevails.
Mr.. Jones
has, however,
in the Arkan-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Another Store Here
For Kalamazoo Stove

The Kalamazoo Stove and Fur
mace Company will open its second
retail store in Detroit Monday at
S4l1 Gratiot avenue. in charge of
Hugh McFadden. newly appointed
manager McFadden has been a
salesman, at the firms other De-
troit branch since Sept. /, 1885
During this last week he at
tended the Michigan division sales
school Of the company where 1871
models of stoves. ranges and fur
naces were introduced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
daislss
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit: Spot 90 per cent
so. So lake grade copper. delivered Md
west. II: electrolytS spot. smelter. IL
q 50: casting copper, l2.25; St Louis
lead, O. 90. St. Louis zinc. 7.25 New York
antimony, II: virgin aluminium. II.
Lead active All others moderate Ex-
ParteaPpet N 500 IL resale Ia. Pound
sterling x4.03I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
US. Rubber Pays
First Since 4

NEW YORK, March 6.-Thc
United States Rubber Company
declared a dividend on its common
stock, amounting to 80 cents per
share. for the first time in 20
years, il was announced today
In December of 1898. the COM
pany resumed dividend payments
on its cumulative preferred stock
after a lapse of II years.
Today's board action was re.
-gatded in business eifeles-5ts #
favorable indication of the com
panys financial position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

This writer is second 10 none
In his admiration of the per-
formance of Jesse II. Jones az
Washington as the worlds out
standing moneylender.
In a capital where the atmos-
phere has been pervaded by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
FINANCIAL
M. S. RukeySer:
international News Service Economic Commentator

strumentality OF Federal Loan
Administrators Jones decided
that this rate was too high for
a taX-exempt bond of a SOW
ereign state" So the RFC.
supported by taxpayers funds,
competed with citizen taxpayers,
underbid them, and bought the
whole issue at an average rate
of 80 per cent. Specifically,
one might think that every one
except the bankers who lost a
deal should be elated. The SOW
ereign state of Arkansas saved
three-tenths of one per cent OF
interest, but at wha, a price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Detroit Poultry

#asest lasfff ed. hers n and no.
-. aHdsH az. iec. cocks I04I2r|
staas -. taaalfu fens lbs and Up
ier. aes aHaleHs - he arI un oir
fanTHF Inf arf uU .1cs under 'bt
I'll Hauaifs s lbs ara up. -
faffS -Eafsst steads cHrrs-f rtff pts
-. -nesfEfsdes. lf4aI4aG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
PITTsBu RICH

PTTTSBUFGH Mares = INSl -
STEERs-Choice Si2 1850. medium 70
good. 50 50 ~; common, s. 50ae50:
hefers medium TO good. 81. 80 n 8 so;
common S6n7 so: cows medium 10 good,
S6H7. Gamers and cutters 81 50d6: bulls,
good 10 choice, SIS 10 common to medium,
Sc q 7 so.
HOGs-Reoeipts 400: market steady.
i6O-lS0 lbs. Ssds25; ls0-22O lbs. IS rs
q $40. 220-250 lbs SsQs4e 25o-2e0 lbs
$40 y s. l00-150 lbs S6a7.25: roughs
S6H67b
SHEEP Receipts 100: market steady
Choice lambs. S11.s14l175; medium to
good. SO. so 1880; common lambs S7d 8:
ewes. 81 80 so. wethers. S44s.50; clip
ped lambs. d009.75
CAf.VFS-Receipts l25: market steady.
soc lover Good To choice. SIS Is. 80;
-ii- iim, SieJ 2as-ettfs eoff4fffefi7s So 5e
. : 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Farmers Market

APPLES-Dslicious. fancy. 81 bu.; No
l. 81 400 IS Greetings No. /, Use 4
sl.25 bu.. No. 2, 40 y zoe. Jonathan. fancy
sou Use: Northern spys. fancy. 81 ou No
J. Sl.30I 10: No. q T5cqsI: Mcintosh
fancy. s'63a LIS bu.. No. !. sl2Sdi 50
No. 'ae - ~aErers. no. !. sfnI7.
bu; steeIs Red. si.250i5o bu. No 2
CELERY cABBAGE-No. 1. n2,gi 5,
0o ERs ~ ! E FL !, ~, /. $50 '-S
cABBAGF-No. /. si4i25 bu No. ?
IS Use. Curly Cabbage, No ]. $50 s5C
2 ' 5of f''d '''H'i 0u'' no
cARRoTs-No /, s50ssc ou No. 2
Celery souAREs-so i. sse an.iO.
cELERY-Fsncy. 4oa SOC don. lunches
10 !; 2s93'e: No. 2. zoe; Root, No. /
u A. !, p /. ,aSOs, eu.
LIENS dEEEs.No. |. ,ogsoc Dog. egnch.s.
sask No; !, 55g sse; 10. 2. 80 o soc.
PARsNIPs-No. !, 6s175e bu.: No. 2
PoIAToEs-Fsncy. sOc9 81 bu. No. l.
$50 soc: No. ?. 80 q soc.
RADIsHEs-Hothouse. 500 ooe doEsr
punches
RHUBARB-H o,house fancy 30 a 3sc 5.
10. box; choice. 20 23e small. 50 y eoS
dozen punches.
RUTABAGAs-Ho. !. so o 75c bu
sQuAsH-Huoosrd. No. /. x.251i,7;
bu. No. q 75e 81.
TuRNlPs-Fancy. slGi25. No !. SOC
sOc. No 2 65c.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. !. 80 IS,
dozen punches.
PoULTRY-Hens live. heavy breds %
n 22c 10. leghorns. it0i6c hrollers
heavy, II 23c 10; leshorn, "a o lie. ducks
Is lsc. geese. 1fuifc.
HOGs-Dressed, Is . i5c ID
EGGs-Lsrge. So. sou 30-dor case me
dunn. $3.50 cas-.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. March 5-(INs) BUTTER
Receipts IL 3s4 tubs; market steady. 40
up; extras. % score. SOC, standards. %
score cars, SOC. extra nrsts oil score
2eAc: brsts SIS SO score, 2sg29i.e: spe.
cials. % score. 3oa y 30i4e.
EGCs-Receipis. II 329 cases market
4 q &c up current receipts. i6i.e, fresh
extra hrsts. I6Ac. fresh frsts. ishc
difties- isteHehefksr
cHEEsE-Twins ia Gf5c: DAISIES
prints and ionEhorns.. = q IS
LIVE PoULTRY-Market steady anc
arm: turkeys. I3a zoe; hens. i4d isse;
leghorn hens. 90 i5c; springs. Is d 23c
proiiers. i7is q zoe; roosters. li1ilhc:
ducks, l2d zoe: geese, 10 2 i5c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Usual 25t Payment
By Pfeiffer Brewinq

Pfeiffer Brewing Company to-
day declared the regular quarterly
dividend of % cents per share,
payable April 30. to stockholders
| of record April 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Dodge Dealers Meet

Expansion of the motor truck
market due to defense activity
this Spring and the effect Of
this on retail operations will be
outlined TO Dodge dealers of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
SOC Squared PAYMENT

Square d Company has declared
a dividend of so cents on the com.
mon. payable March 81. to stock
of record March Is. The company
paid 80 cents March 80 last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Rallies;
ChrysIer Gains
Over a Point

NEW York. March 6.-The
stock market rallied today after
an irregularly lower opening.
Trading. however. was quiet.
Steels and motors paced the
list. Bethlehem and Chrysler each
gained Ia pounds. while United
States Steel and General Motors
rose half as much.
United States Rubber added
nearly a point in moderately ac-
tive trading on payment OF the
first common dividend in 20 years.
Other issues to score light gains
included American Telephone and
Telegraph. Anaconda. Atchison,
General Electric, Loft and New
York Central.
Allied Chemical was weak spot,
down l and Norfolk and West
ern fell almost as much. Consoli-
dated Edison and Socony held
unchanged.
International News service Wire
CHICAGO, March 6.-Wheat
futures opened sc TO sc lower
today, with corn and oats NC
down.
Wheat-May STA @8l&4c, July
779. q 777sc, September TAO
07sc.
Corn-May Sis 061 &c, July
60s,c.
0ats-May 51sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Scratches

At HANANN
Nfsfher. sirar. track fasf.
FIRST Raee-TlarninV Torch. Ovitch,
Idolsfry. Miss Holly Wood. sea Dove.
Akehursf.
Sseund Race -- InnNes. Principe -.
TonagaT. Orphan Las. ~quavk sf. AsNus
queen.
Third Rsce-oussi d'Or. TupoisN.
FOURTH Rars-Nhy larry. Niss Nsid.
Nolasses Julia, Maud Bant, Miss Marits,
Blind NaEF
Etnh Race--C ourtneN's ret. Hank
MasI aVish. step Aside. ~iA Governs,
Spirited. field psy.
sixth Raee~-t ounorH. kaNeuhu ri f,
Carriekurs. Pout Neuf, Iarlsbofo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

CHICAGO March 5 -UNs)-HOGS-
Receipts le 400; market i04 l5e lower;
holdovers ! 600 top Ts3 bulk 81 fOst
so. heavics. 81 21a 7.65 mediums 81 so
a s.. lights 81 EST 50. light lights 81
10 90 packing sows 50 50J rirs. 50 80
46.1t
CATTLE-Re ceipts. p0uo market
steady calves receipts. 81 0uu. steady
Beet steers choice. Sii 90 . It's. medium.
50 go n l0. warnings SSH 80. Butch
-ers-- heifers-- 30 q. l.. cows. IS 25 u : a.;
hu0s Ah 30, gaINns $ = = d feeuFTTa
81 10 IS stockers steers S7J1i, cows
ard nsffers. sac 50
SHEEP Retelnts = 500. market steady
iemhs $40 so 10 IS common. 50 10 So.
yearinEs Ssq95 feeders. 50 Q 10. ewes,
81 Q so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Boasard Co
windsor. Prices In cents. NOOK gu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
rtsT BurFsto

EAST BUFFALO y y March 81
NNsl -HOGs-Reeeipts 400, market steady
20 weak good and choice 1so-2i3 lbs
s. 35 some bids Toe lower; trucked-ins
l7o-23u lbs. s. s0as; 250-300 h. butchers.
81 - a %.
81. IT L -Reeeipts 1873: market steady
Few packages medium steers S9.35u9 Is
cutter and common cows. IS 50d 665. can
ner. 50 IS 5. IS. lightweight sausage bulls
S. slsl!
-Receipts IS; vealers steady al
recent decline. good and choice mostly
SO. common and medium. S750dil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
TROPICAL PARK

Weather. rlear, tra~k, fast
l-~trlne Hand. Olast0hrid, Town Han,
At IfiFrrty. Bfaahy, Milo
z-Morstep. GamFster. Hymns Gisr.
ferdinand. Beau iusru. NIrs~nuI Nurru.
So hozrn Tifne, iady lana, Iota.
Wise r. Head >ea. Ios Pete.
f-Blssk Itans, ~yIs Betty. Miss Cat
liant. GrAeme Cracker, Little Boio, Cease
Firr.
s-our Grace, War Ace. Lady L,onors.
GafuaV.
s-Jast Tourist. Charlotte Girl, Caiiing.
Catebeni. Iuacro.s- Ii4s Post.
OAkIANN PARK
Neafher raining. irack. slopp,.
hold Lover.
z-Bobbin, Whisper. olunei Msffls.
a-Pafiy Joe, fiay Line.
b-Nfnkls
B-lfiddfnHf
s-Bshy Lamb, BsrFtt. Iinhsiiir.
PafFas.
S-Jockauay. Goedness Saks. Chester
Rose.
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Defense In Swingtime

Apparently having learned few tricks from the motion pie programs which popuarzed theme songs the Treasury Department doing alright itself along musical lines
 wrinkle offices the pro- popular song hit Any Today?" which being swung by patriotic dance bands all the nation step the campaign to sell Defense Savings Bonds
 In style keeping with the importance of the U S. Trea sry Morgenthau Music House really town with composition. Famed Irwin Berlin the song
 theme song Savings Program the country making photographic recordings ot the piece.
 development the swingtme program of the House of Morgenthau of the Automatic Monograph representatives of all major recording companies Any Today" placed the No position of the 300O00 juke boxes in the country
 patrons of roadhouses and small cafes where of have choice of the accompanying campaign companes already placed recordings the piece market On the Berlin patriotic played by singing of Dick Robertson On Veor record the selection by Barry Wood first popu arzed the piece o Treasury Hour nationwide Morgenhau broadcast Columbia record presents Any Toaay?" played by Kay Kyser's orchestra
 So far as we remember this piece music has been used directly sell government bonds Undoub edly stirring strans There World helped indirectly Liberty Bonds you'll remember Irving Brn also the song of that theme song f-s, international c5na.c.
 Ths Irving Berlin also the author of "Cod Bless America written the the World pot prominence through forts Kate Smith that it popu competitor with The Star Spaagled Banner a national anthem.
 As fact, The Empires o al for the Juneau Chlkoot up suddenly might Mir Berlin theme song for the drive.
 We might call ~Chilkoot seepytme Song and it would be filed of balls and punching bags other hand not having the Fort Knox gold hoe back up financially probably have to continue wgng campaign print leave the Snusice notes Secretary Morgenhau Juneau Empire
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-12
CLOS Lewis Advised To Keep Calm

WASHINGTON -C h ir man Charles D. Davis, of the Defense Mediation Board, advised John L. Lewis, of the United Mine orkers board 10 consider the cap tive coal mine dispute "care- fully, calmly and not under pressure"
 November 15 was set as a strike deadline as the board broke up its session on the dis pute.
 q think setting a deadline on any proceeding of this character is an undesirable thing to do since it puts the board under pressure" Davis told reporters.
 Davis also made public a let ter from Lewis, acknoW edging receipt of a notice of the new truce in the captive mines, to terminate November 15.
 President Roosevelt told his press conference that he had no news regarding anti-strike leg islatiOn, but his manner indicated he might have some later on.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-12
Duke of Windsor
 Visits Henry Ford

NEW YORK - The Duke of Windsor left New York on his special train for Detroit after spending part of a day inspect ing Brooklyn Navy Yard.
 The Dukes train stopped at Windsor, Ontario, Canada, where Mayor Arthur Reaum boarded the train for a brief call on the former British king. In Detroit, the Duke visited number of air craft factories and called on Hen ry Ford.
 The Duchess of Windsor, who visited the New York headquar- ters of the American Red Cross, remained in New York
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-12
WATER
 DELIVERY
SPRING WATER Always At Your Service Phone Black A
EVE CURIE DROPPED BY FRENCH LEGION

PARIS The French Legion of Honor announced recently the ex pulsion of Henri Bernstein, the playwright, and Eve Curie, dau- ghter of the co-discoverer of radium. Both are in the United States and had previously been deprived of their French citizen ship.
 Gen. Charles de Gaulle leader of the Free French, also was ex- pelled from the Legion.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-12
ADO Soldiers Carry Stricken Lad To Doctor

Lief Steinberger, 13-year-old Palmer boy is in a Seattle hospital fighting off the threat of dangerous infection from a gun shot wound which shattered his hip, and what chances the lad has he owes to four enlisted men from Ft. Richardson.
 The story of the heroic efforts of the four soldiers drifted in be- latedly from the back country around Palmer where Steinberg- CT and two companions, Donald Parks, l2, and Otto Peterson, Jr., about the same age were hunting on Sept. 2l. An accidentally dis charged .22 calibre high-power- ed rife sent a. slug crashing into the Steinberger boys hip. While one of Steinbergers companions stayed with him, the other ran three miles to the highway where he encountered Sgt. For rest L. Brown, Pvts. Vern Bybee, Glade Underwood and Jack Bransford, all of the infantry. The four men made their way to the scene of the accident, where army training made itself effect i've.
 Sergeant Brown administered speedy first aid, the four sol diers fashioned litter from an army blanket. One of them broke trail through the trees and under brush, while the others carried the painfully injured lad on the improvised litter. The grueling trip to the highway, some three mi es away, required almost three hours. From there the lad was carried by ambulance to Dr. C. E. Albrecht.
 According to the doctor, the boy had undergone a series of operations for chronic bone in- lection in the same leg struck by the bullet. This situation, he pointed out, made young Stein bergers condition so precarious that it was considered essential to send him Outside for surgical attention.
 The boys parents, MT. and Mrs. R. J. Steinberger, were in Anchorage at the time of the ac- cident, and were notified by tele phone. With their consent, Dr. Al brecht arranged with the Grip D ed Children'S Division of the Territorial Department of Health to send his young patient to the Children's Orthopedic Hospital in Seattle.
 "The boy was suffering from cold and shock when he arrived at my office" the Doctor said His previous condition made his case particularly serious He paid high tribute to the Ft. Rich ardson soldiers for their part in bringing the boy in.
 The terrain in the area is par ticular.y difficult, he pointed out. The accident occurred about 3 miles down river from the Knik River bridge, and two miles in land across marshy country.
 The boys father is a farmer and miner in the Palmer area.
 U. s. Marshal William Bou- Wens investigated the accident, but neither of young Steinberg- CTS companions was held.
 Dr. Albrecht said he had re- ceived no word from Seattle as yet regarding the boys condi- ton, but declared that in any event the lad is in serious danger of losing limb and possibly his life. The bullet splintered the hip bone, hit the backbone and mushroomed out of the body.
 = Alaska Service Record
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FingerPrint Jobs
 Open With FBI

Fingerprint positions are pre- sently available in the Identified tion Division of the Federal Blu reau of Investigation at Wash ington, D. C., according to an an- nouncement made by R. C. Vogel Special Agent in Charge of FBTs Juneau, Alaska, Field Division.
 Only men are eligible for these positions and they must be be- tween Is and 35 years of age, have at least high school edu cation, unimpeachable character and be physically fit, it was stated by Vogel.
 Appointments are not made for mediate assignments upon finger printing work but these employ ees are selected from FBI clerks after a short training period. The starting salary for both clerks and fingerprint classifiers is Sl,440 per annum.
 Defense Work
 The volume of work in the FBFs Identification Division has increased manyfold as a result of the National Defense program. Last year, according to Vogel, the FBI received 8,759,782 finger print cards which were more than had been received during the entire seven years preceding. zs Other positions of a clerical nature available with the FBI are those of stenographer, typist, under-clerk trainees and messen gers. Anyone interested in filing an application should communi- cate directly with R. C. Vogel, F. B. l., at 515 Federal and Terri torial Building, Juneau, Alaska, or with Director J. Edgar Hoover at Washington D. C.
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We like the spirit and humor of the English pharmacist who put the sign in his window: Bis muth as usual during alterca- tions."
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-12

Defense savings stamps are on sale at retail stores now and Ina Dodo has spent three days shop ping in the hope she can find some store that sells them cheap CT.
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When bad men combine, the god must associate, else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sac rifice in contemtible struggle"
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CHAS. CAVEY
Carrying an Assortment 0f Fine Liquors, Win
 es. and Beers. FRONT STREET, NOME

English speaking nations have two big worries: Axis today, taxes tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-12

Get-rich-quick schemes are short cuts to disaster.