Roads of War on the European Continent
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Soundphoto—The above map shows the original distances from
the battlefronts in Europe at the beginning of the great drive. The
Russian push is the most spectacular for the Reds have been eating
PURCHASING OF
FURNITURE IS
NOT REQUIRED
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The practice of requiring a ten
ant to purchase furniture or oth
er property as a condition to
renting housing accommodations
or rooms is prohibited by amend
# ments to the Rent Regulations,
issued January 10th. These
amendments prohibit the use of
tie-in agreements as a means of
evasion, and specifically forbid
the requirement to purchase fur-!
niture.
Necessity for prohibiting tie-in
sales as conditional to renting
came when reports showed that
! the practice was becoming wide
spread throughout the country.
Cases have been reported where
tenants have been asked to pay
anywhere from $650 to $2500 for
furniture worth not half the ask
ing price as a condition to rent
ing a house or an apartment. The
| practice has already received
| much public attetion on the West
Coast. In scattered cases
throughout the country,, OPA has
succeeded in obtaining injunctions
against landlords using this de
vice to break rent ceilings.
PROCLAMATION i
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In a dark, war-torn world, one
bright emblem has emerged as a
symbol of mercy—the Red Cross. |
The emblem signifies a civilian!
army of mercy whose services to |
our armed forces abroad, to vet
erans and families here at home, j
are an unending story.
In wartime and in peace, this
civilian armys battle is contin- .
ually being fought. There is no i
conceivable turn this war can
take which will lessen to any
great degree the responsibilities
of this army, the work of the
American Red Cross. In fire,
famine, tornado, flood, the Red
Cross is ready with emergency
relief,, shelter, food, clothing and
rehabilitation programs for the
destitute. To fight the battle of
injury and disease, the Red Cross |
has expanded to a mammoth de
gree its home nursing, nurse re-!
cruitment, first aid, nutrition,
and disaster service. The Red
Cross has saved the lives of
countless wounded through its
Blood Donor Service.
To fight the battle of loneliness
and anxiety, the Red Cross has
stationed many thousand men
and women with our fighting
forces at home and abroad. Red
Cross club workers provide enter
tainment and relaxation to ser
vicemen on leave; Red Cross hos
pital workers administer to the
sick and wounded. Through its
Home Service program, the Red
Cross assisted 3,500 servicemen
and families last year. Relief to
prisoners of war and to refugees
in occupied countries is another
manifestation of Red Cross sur
vey.
The month of March has been
set aside for this annual appeal
to the Nation. I urge all people
of Alaska to give generously, for
only through your volunteer con
tributions can the American Red
Cross continue its great work.
GIVE NOW—GIVE MORE.”
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto subscribed my
hand and caused the Seal of the'
Territory of Alaska to be affixed.!
Done at the City of Juneau this
first day of February in the year
of our Lord, nineteen hundred
and forty-five.
(SEAL) ERNEST GREUNING, !
Governor of Alaska. ■
By the Governor: 1
LEW M. WILLIAMS. ^
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ALONG MEMORY !
LANE :
77' —,, j •
TEN YEARS AGO *
(February 28 1935) !
One person was drown and !
much property damaged when a I
Taku wind shipped up the Gas- ’
tineau Channel. In Douglas, roofs i •
were blown off and porches torn I *
Dff, and water mains broken.
The quarantine due to an epi-! ‘
demic of flu, still continues, with j *
most all public places operating •
with limited crews. |.
A bill was introduced in the !
Legislature which would pro- j :
dibit any Territorial employee •
who is receiving $150.00 or more •
a month to accept any other re- |
minerative work. 11
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