msumer’s Part
Price Control
Outlined
fbe part which consumers
piild play in the enforcement
■price control is outlined by
|j|dred R. Hermann, Alaska
Lector of he OPA in Juneau,
filing upon all consumers to be
jgjlant in the matter of check
g po prices, Mrs. Hermann
pointed out that the enforcement
of the Price Control Act will be
greatly simplified if every con
sumer does his part toward keep
ing prices at-an even keel.
“In the first place”, she said,
“be price conscious, study youi
prices from month to month, and
pay close attention to ceiling
posting Under present regula
tions every merchant selling cost
of- living commodities is required
(continued on cage 5)
SOCIAL SECURITY
RETURNS
Must Be Filed By Oct- 31, 1942
Returns Computed, Notarized and
Filed. One Complete Transaction.
Office next to Dell’s Cafe
Catherine ^lankenburg
8C Louise Williams
The Men’s Store j
THE MODERN A OVERSHOE \
CARRIED EXCLUSIVELY BY THIS SHOP ]
Introduced ffrst in Brazil, Galocha Moderna soon swept j
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FEATHER-LIGHT IN W EIGHT S
News Highlights
(continued from page 2)
8, 9, and 10. New fires were start
ed where they had bombed stead
ily for several weeks
No Jap planes took to the air
and anti-aircraft fire was light.
None of our planes were lost al
though some were damaged.
A task force of cruisers and
destroyers waylaid a Japanese
force trying to land reinforce
ments on Guadacanal Sunday
night and sank a heavy cruiser,
4 destroyers and 1 transport. One
unidentified U. S destroyer was
lost
Torpedo planes and dive bomb
ers chasing the fleeing Japs the
next day badly damaged at least
another cruiser and probably
sank a destroyer.
Speaks On War
Washington (^P) — Piesident
Roosevelt, asserting that Allied
strength was “on the upgrade”
and the enemy growing nervous,
urged draf ting of 18 and 19 year
old youths so that the Army,
witn the spirit and hardihood of
youth may shorten war with an
annihilating new offensive.
At the same rime the Presir
dent called for rationing of man
power. Workers, he said, must
be kept from changing jobs at
will, and pirating of one employ
er’s labor by another must be
forbidden. The objective must
be “the right numbers of people
in the right places at the right
time.”
In addition there was a hint
of a second front in plans to div
ert “enemy forces from Russia
and Ch na to other theaters of
war by new offensives against
Germany and Japan.”
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