>A Board Is
gger, Panelized
tpansion of the operations of
Kodiak War Price and Rat
board and enlargement of
board was announced this
t by Mildred R. Hermann,
ka director of the OPa.
anelization of the board
rovide for separate groups
iin the board itself was the
cipal change made, Mrs. Her
,n stated. This will bring the
k in Kodiak into general con
nity with the pattern of board
rations effective in the other
ns of the Territory, she ex
ited. Henceforth, the board
have two panels, one to
die rent control and ration
including ODT operations’
other to handle price matters
he retail level.
; grea1 deal of emphasis will
placed on the work of the
:e panel in the future, Mrs.
mann stated. Responsibility
compliance with OFA regula
is at the retail level has been
igated to it. Merchant confer
es will be held from time to
le and all complaints of cus
lers, as well as violations
nd during routine checks of
spliance by the board clerk
be referred to the price pan
or action This is based on
assumption, Mrs. Hermann
j, that most retail merchants
in accord with the principles
,he OPA program and willing
co-operate with it. Such vio
ons are, therefore, willingly
1 promptly corrected when
ught to the attention of the
rehant. They involve no ser
s enforcement problem and
easily handled by the price
lel.
Inly cases of willful violations
>pen flaunting of the reg
tion will be referred to the
orcement Division for more
stic action, Mrs. Hermann
l.The Enforcement Division
various sanctions it can use ■
uch cases. Suspension of li- ■
se to operate, injunctions, ■
•le damage actions and even <
rinal prosecution may be re- <
ed to in cases of flagrant vio- <
>ns. <
ira. Hermann also pointed m
that violations are not lim- <
to overcharging. Failure to
prices as required by the
i supply information desired
leOPAforthe performance
s work, are also violations,
that respect,” Mrs.Hermann
id,' it should be pointed out
practically no store in Ko*
is in compliance with the
ng requirements of the OPA
Clerk will canvass the town i
•ly to assist in correcting
situation.”
"3 Hermann emphasized
the local war price and ra
board is here to be of ser
to the people of Kodiak
irged the Deople of Kodiak
ike full use of its services,
clerk, Mrs Mabel M Fen j
s on duty at the office in j
>yric theatre building during j;
ng hours six days per week. •;
ope the people of Kodiak';
>rm the habit of calling on *
eirularly for information \
lation, to submit reports, to
sales slips when requested
about price matters. The board
will function only as well as the
people in Kodiak support the
programMrs. Hermann stated.
“We want them to make full use
of the services it is prepared to
give them ”
Three new members have been
added to the board’s membership
as a result of Mrs. Hermann’s
visit. They are' Paul Herring,
who will serve as chairman of
the Rationing Panel, Mrs. Wal
ter Sipperel, who will be chair
man of the Price Panel and Mr.
John B Winter. Other members
of each panel will be selected and
announced at the next Board
meeting. An additional member
will also be selected, bringing
the full ffiembership to seven.
Holdover members of the board
are Charles E. Skinner, Board
Chairman, Mrs. Hazel Nixon
and Mrs. Edythe Butler.
Barrel and Urel Chaffin, a
CAA husband and wife duo of
communicators, arrived here
thi-i week and are to be station
ed at Woody Island Mr. Chaf
fin, a Baker, Ore. man, worked
at Whitehorse for two years on a
construction job.
NOTICE
Attention!
Cannery Workers
In all probability the canned
salmon industry will be contin
ued for the year 1945 on the
resident and non-resident quota
basis.
Therefore, it is the urgent re
quest of the Canneiy Workers
Union that all who desire to and
will w'ork in the canneries for
the coming season to please re
gister fcr work in the near future
with the Union at the hall, in
person or by mail, and specify
ing which cannery.
DO NOT DELAY. This is
very important to our resident
workers.
United Cannery Workers Union
By Chas. Skinner,
Acting Secretary
E telle Harris, opeiator of the
former Sis’s Place, left by plane
for Fairbanks Wednesday on a
business trip.
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