Helen Curtis
;rEME oil COLD WAVES
'on-irritating . . . eNfin-Toxic
, . . Lovely fragrance . . .
ter many months of scientific research,
.chemists in the laboratories of Helen
rtis Industries have perfected this new
ve lotion that is as gentle and as bland
the most luxurious hand cream.
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"THE LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Sorve the Best Drinks in Town
The Plaoe with the Friendly Atmosphere
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HOT Italian Spaqhetti or Ravioli i
STEAKS
SANDWICHES
Sorry - No chickens available now \
Full course steak dinners
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one made pies & Island Fountain Ice cream J
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KODIAK WELDING
WORKS
TANKS
iSKEG IRONS
RUDDERS
"You Break It — We Weld It"
Tuck" Wheeldun & "Red" Burnham, owners
Located in Old Erskine Machine Shop Building
Open after 6:30 pna weekdays—All day Sunday
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conomy Transfer
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Clyde L. Galbre&th
OFA News
The Kodiak War Price & Ra
tioning Board wishes to clarify
some existing misunderstanding
among local landlords with refer
ence to rent regulations.
Rent cannot be increased above
thg amount registered at the time
of freezing date of rents, March
1. 1942, without applying for an
adjustment thru the proper chan
nels.
If certain services were furnish
ed by the landlords at the regis
tration period, and there has
been an increase in the cost of j
such services since that date, the
landlord must absorb this in
crease. To collect it from a ten
ant is a violation of rent regula
tions.
i For example, if garbage service
was ineluded in the rent tilings
and since that time there has
been an increase in the cost of
garbage lemoval, the landlord
must assume such increase. How
ever, he may may make applica
tion thru the local OPA office for
adjustment in rent to cover the
j increase, but until such adjust
ment is granted by the Territor
ial Office in Juneau, this must
not be added to the rent or oth
erwise collected from the tenant
Also, all landlords who acquir
ed title to rented properties be
lt ween March 1943 and May 5,
[ 1945, must file a notice showing
change of identity of landlard
before May 31, 1945. Forms tor,
this are or; file at the local OPA
office.
“In the months immediately
ahead the Alaska public will,
have a heavier load of responsi
1 bility to cooperate with OPA than
j at any time in the war period.”
Mildred R. Hermann, Director of
the Alaska OPA, stated in a com
munication to her headquarters
in Juneau. Mrs. Hermann is in
Spokane visiting her son, CpI
Chee Hermann, who is hospital
ized there as a result of wounds
received in Italy on March 3.
Following announcement of
VE-day she made the following
statement: “Present programs to
hold prices in line will be subject
to terrific inflationary pressures.
Consumer purchasing power is
still way out of proportion to
available goods. The two biggest
purchasers, the Army and Navy,
still have a major war to fight in
the Pacific.
In addition to the continua
tion in Alaska of present price
programs tbe National OPA in
the States must promptly estab
prices on reconversion goods like
automobiles, radios and refriger
ators. Alaska retailors and con
sumers will get the benefit of
thin control, without which the
pent-up consumer demand could
create an upward price spiral
that would put those first items
off the civilian production line
way beyond the reach of the av
erage prospective purchaser.
“OPA needs more than ever
the support of both merchants
and consume!s in its program of
price control, rent control, and
rationing, it needs the continued
support and cooperation of every
volunteer member of local Wai
Price and Rationing Boards
throughout Alaska in seeing
through to successful completion
the work which it was set up to
accomplish.”
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spot it every time
It’S knowing what all the shooting is
about plus all there is to know about
’chutlng that gives the paratrooper
his extra, skillful something.
6ne
has
the
earth. Quality is the extra some*
thing. You’ll taste it and feel it
and enjoy it every time you tip
up a frosty bottle of Coke.
Fifty-seven years of skill work
ing with the choicest of ingre
dients creates its goodness.
So, call for ice-cold Coca-Cola
by its hill name or by every
body’saffectionate abbrevia
tion, Coke. That's treating
yourself right.
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It’s natural tor popular namaa «o
acquire trlendly abbreviation#.
That's why you baar Coca-Cola cal lad
Coke. Coca-Cola and Coke mean the
thlna... the raol thins.. ."coming
tram a angle eource. and wall known
So the community’*.
Aik any fighting man. Hell tell you (hat
(c^cold Coca-Cola at a canteen add* a
•pccial touch to morale. And It add*
refreshment, everywhere you g«t it.
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ANCHORAGE
COLD STORAGE CO.