Occupational Therapy Director Retires
Veterana Administration Photo.
Shown with a wide variety of handiwork, gifts from patients during hi6 30 years
as director of the occupational therapy department at the Veterans Adminis
tration Hospital, American Lake, Wash., Arnold S. Rennord points out a few
of his favorites which will accompany him into retirement. A native of Norway,
Mr. Rennord is largely responsible for developing American Lake's occupa
tional therapy department to a point that it has been used as a model for other
VA hospitals.
► Army Restricts
Meat Consumption
—
TOKYO, (/P) — Gen. Douglas!
MacArthur today ordered a gen
eral tightening up on meat con
sumption by all U. S. Army per
sonnel in the Pacific in the face
of the sharp meat shortage in the
United States.
The action was taken to con
serve stocks now on hand. Major
Commands were ordered to en
force rigid restrictions on the
amount of fresh, smoked and
canned meat rationed individuals.
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Polar Liquor Store
Finest Assortment of Liquors
On The Seward Peninsula
Phone Your Orders Open From 8 A.M.
Black 138 To 0:30 P.M. i
DIAMOND RINGS
POLAR CURIO
SHOP
“Special Orders
Given Special Care”
Vi’s Dress Shop
Hours:
10 to noon Phone
1 to 6 Main 26
Hull Reported
Out Of Danger
■
WASHINGTON, I^P) — Former
secretary of state Cordell Hull,
seriously ill for two weeks, is now
considered to be “out of danger,”
Bethesda naval hospital reported
today.
The 75-year-old retired cabinet
officer entered the hospital on
Sept. 12, and suffered a stroke on
Sept. 30. His condition at one time
was considered “most critical,”
but he began to make definite im- j
provement late last week.
DAN KELLY DIES
OF HEART ATTACK
Dan Kelly, well known Nomeite
died Saturday evening of a heart
attack. The Kelly family is a pio
neer family which came to Nome
during the early days. There were
two girls and two boys all of!
whom attended Nome schools.
Dan has been working in min
ing camps for several years, com
ing in the spring and departing in
the fall. lie is a member of the
FILIPINOS JOIN IN
CELEBRATING
V-J DAY
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si onsible for preventing coordin
ated resistance on the part of the
Japs. When U. S. troops reached
an area they were joined by the
guerrillas who acted as guides,
scouts and security patrols.
The two groups of fighters were
soon battling side by side on all
the Philippine battle fronts to gain
the victory that led to the unti
mate independence of the islands.
Today, one year after the final
Japanese surrender, Amer i c a n
leaders of the Filipino guerrillas
are home again. To them who
lived for more than three years in
hiding from enemy troops, V-J
day is a most memorable anni
versary.
Pioneers of Alaska. Funeral ar
rangements will be made after
word has been received from" his
family.
KOUGAROKERS
IN FROM CAMP
Fiank Whaley flew in fror
Rainbow camp on Sunday, but i
returning to complete his work.
Mr. and Mrs. W. McDonald ol
North Fork have completed their
dredging for the season and re
turned to their home here.
Pete Readers, also of North
Fork are home for the winter.
The Herb Engstrom family are
in from their Kougarok camp and
awaiting transportation to the
States.
Barney Rolando reports a busy
season at his camp on American
River.
Alfred Hanson is in from min
ing on Benson Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. William French
arrived from Candle on Friday af
ternoon and left on the Pan Amer
ican plane Friday night for the
States.
Ottorino Respighi has produce 1
a greater number and variety of
musical works than any other 20th
century Italian composer.
SURPLUS FUR S le!
ONE LOT OF SURPLUS FUR ITEMS
LOCATED AT FAIRBANKS
TO BE SOLD “AS IS — WHERE IS”
ON A SEALED BID BASIS
LOT CONSISTS OF:
UNITS ITEMS CONDITION
550 Muskrat Caps New
204 Muskrat Caps Used
12,687 Wolf Mittens New
8 Siwash Mittens Salvage
298 Domestic Calf Parkas Salvage
81 Muskrat Parkas New
62 Muskrat Parkas Used
10 Reindeer Calf Parkas New
24 Reindeer Calf Parkas Used
7 Reindeer Calf Parkas Salvage
27 Reindeer Mukluks New
65 Reindeer Mukluks Used
213 Waterproof Mukluks New
4 Wolfskin Robes New
7 Wolfskin Robes Used
1 Wolfskin Robe Salvage
21 Domestic Calf Parkas New
CERTIFIED VETERANS will be given priority to purchase
the entire lot of fur clothing at the appraised price by con
tacting the Surplus Property Office at Anchorage or Fair
banks, Alaska, prior to October 17, 1946. No award will be
made to veterans prior to October 18, 1946.
TERMS and SALES CONDITIONS
Bids, accompanied by a 25% deposit, must
be submitted to the Anchorage Surplus
Property Office. Box 2466, Anchorage,
prior to 2:00 p.m. October 24, 1946, when
all bids will be opened and read. Bids re
ceived by wire will not be honored.
Property must be removed at the pur
chaser's expense within 10 days (or such
other period as may be specifically al
lowed in writing.)
The Government reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids or parts thereof. The
Government also reserves the right to
withdaw from sale any property prior to
the removal thereof without incurring any
liability except to refund the purchaser
any amount paid with respect to such
property.
It is the responsibility of bidders to inspect
property prior to submitting bids.
All deposits and full payment must be
made by certified check, cashier's check or
money order made payable to the Treas
urer of the United States. Payment in full
must be made within 5 days of date of
award.
If the buyer fails to make full payment of
the purchase price and remove the prop
erty, all within the time specified, the full
amount of the deposit shall be forfeited as
liquidated damages and not as a penalty.
Sales lists and bid forms may be secured at the Anchorage Surplus Property Office,
located in the former engineer utility yard. D. C. Area, Ft. Richardson. Veterans are
invited to apply for certification to purchase in this sale. Office hours: 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. daily, except Saturdays and Sundays.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
SURPLUS PROPERTY OFFICE
OLD ENGINEER BLDG., GARDEN ISLAND, FAIRBANKS