Helen Curtis
CREME OIL COLD WAVES
cHon-Irritating . . . cNon-Toxic
. . . Lovely fragrance . . .
After many months of scientific research,
the chemists in the laboratories of Helen
Curtis Industries have perfected this new I
wave lotion that is as gentle and as bland
as the most luxurious hand oream.
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Cosmetiee fllltltJ* Ftpfutne*
THE
FISHERMAN’S
AND
# SEAMAN'S
H EADQUARTERS
' You are cAttoays Welcome Here”
SHIPS TAVERN
Jim Pieroe, Own#r
'We are equipped to handle all kind* of
BULLDOZING
ROCK WORK
Bids or Hour Work
Aay Job
We can also handle your gravel hauling
LET US FIGURE YOUR JOB
CHASE 6 TOLBERT
Patrick Lynch & Co,
GENERAL TRANSFER BUSINESS
* Freight
* Baggage
* Storage
* General Contracting
* Oil Delivery
(formerly Blinn’s PoolJHall)
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TOBACCO
Drinks nf AD Kinds
Ca A Clerk Te^
Or Conference
The local OPA office was re
opened this week with the return
of Mrs. Mabel Fenner, clerk,
from a conference ai Juneau that
consisted of 8-hour a day ses
sions from Monday April 23 to
the 30th. She returned via Fair
banks and Anchorage.
Every phase of OPA work was
touched upon at the conference,
Mrs. Fenner said, with all depart
ment heads explaining various J
regulations.
The necessity of OPA iegula
tions for at least a year after the
war, to prevent run away infla
tion in the early post-war period
was especially stressed, Mrs.
Fenner continued. To enable
proper fixing of prices under the
price regulations detailed instruc
tions to be transmitted to mer
chants were included in the
schooling.
The importance of rent regu-l
lation, which in some areas in
Alaska has presented problems
and resulted in enforcements by
courts on violations, was empha
sized. It was pointed out, Mrs.
Fenner explained, that it is a
prime necessity for all landlords
to file schedules of rents, and of
the additional requirements of
filing all changes of tenancy, at
least within 30 days after the
change
Every subject, from percent
age pricing of used commodities
sold by merchants or individuals,
to price control of fish, lumber,
and other controlled commod
ities, was touched on in the ses
sions, which were of great value
to the new and old clerks alike,
Mrs. Fenner said.
“The sessions were business
like and instructive,” Mrs. Fen
ner added, “and I am sure we all
learned a great deal which should
be reflected in the aid the local
office can extend to Kodiak con
sumers and merchants.”
I
Remember The 7th
The embezzlement of Howard
Franklin Fread which resulted in
a suspended sentence of one
year, involved $4,254.52, accord
ing to the sentence signed April
28 by District Judge Anthony
Dimond. The embezzlement, oc
curred whHe he was employed as
a navy clerk at Kodiak between
October, 1942 and August, 1944
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