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The
MEN’S STORE
OPA News
Effective September 1, coh
trol of prices for service estab
lishments in the Territory of
Alaska will be transferred from
the General Maximum Price
Regulation to Revised Maxi
mum Price Regulation 165,
Services.
All service establishments are
required to keep existing records
of actual prices charged during
March, 1942, and pricing
methods used. In addition, each
seller will prepare before Octo
ber 1 a statement in duplicate
showing the highest prices
charged for services fupplied
during March, 1942, and all
customary allowances, discounts
and other price differentials.
The original copy must be kept
in the establishment for examin
ation by any person during or
dinary hours and the copy filed
with the War Price and Ration
ing Board or nearest field office.
For those who fail to comply
with these requirements by
October 1, 1944, the OPA will
set the prices. Those not
receiving copies of the
regulation by mail are advised
to obtain theirs from their local
War Price and Rationing Boaid
or at the Territorial or District
offices.
'You are cAhftays Welcome Here"
SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim Pierce, Owner
\ \
Tom Gallagher
Proprietor
Garbage
To discuss rates and other
features of operation of hauling
of garbage by the city, a com
mittee was appointed Monday
night to work with Lawyer Law
rence Seltzer in preparation of
an ordinance enabling the city
to engage in garbage hauling.
Presentation of the ordinance
was postponed until the next
meeting.
The committee consists of
Stan Nelson and Jim Pierce,
council members, and Ray
Martin.
Miss Elizabeth Madsen, and
her nurse, Mrs. E Teveliet, left
on the Denali on the return trip
to Milwaukie, Oregon, where
Miss Madsen will return to the
sanitarium there after spending
the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Madsen.
Miss Madsen, who has been
in the sanitarium 5 years, gain
ed weight and showed other im
provement during her visit at
home. After receiving special
ized treatment at Milwaukie
she will continue to Arizona to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Sigrid Wodlinger, wife
of Mr. Lawrence Wodlinger, lo
cal druggest, left on the Denali
for Seattle to visit friends and
relatives. Her mother, Mrs. 0.
Hawkinson, of Great Falls,
Montana, will journey to Seattle
to be with her during her vaca
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Olson were
given an order of adoption for a
baby girl in U.S. Commissioner
C. C. Naughton’s^ourt Wednes
day. They have named their new
daughter Jana Lee
H. F. MacDonald, owner
manager of the Lyric theatre,
this week purchased Shangri-la,
the log house estate of Frederick
Jenkins, located in the Spruce
street addition off Mission road.
The log house, constructed by
Mr Jenkins, is situated on the
waterfront, is two stories with 4
bedrooms and a large fireplace.
Mr. Jenkins, who has mining
claims on the southern end of
Kodiak island, plans to spend
more time developing his in
terests.
Sale of half interest in Lot 4
Block 2 by Earle L Butler to
Ray Martin was recorded at the
U.S. Commissioner’s office this
week. The property is located on
;he waterfront on Tagura road.
Robert H. Chadwick
Republican Candidate for Territorial Representative
from the 3rd Division
More than anything else Kodiak needs what we refer to as a small-boat
harbor—we can have a great big one at remarkably small cost provided our
representatives work untiringly to obtain favorable government support.
A cold storage plant is assured us. They both go hand in hand. If my suc
cess so far in connection with the cold storage plant meets with your approval,
you can rest assured I won’t get stuck in the middle of the stream as regards the
"SMALL BOAT HARBOR”
if you favor me with your vote September 12th.
General Election Sept. 12, 1944
W. IHl SMITH
of Nome
Democratic Candidate
—FOR—
Territorial Highway
Engineer
25 years’ Engineering & Surveying
in Alaska
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