REGISTRATION BOOKS CLOSE AT
10:00 P. M. TO-NIGHT REGISTER
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SKUA HI) MEMORIAL CHURCH
RECEIVES a5 NEW MEMBERS
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Addressing a congregation of
close to four hundred at the
Seward Memorial Church Rev.
Wyhurn Skidmore delivered an
I Easter message of hope offering
the cross as the only salvation
to a world threatened with a
third world war.
Easter music was furnished
by the Junior Choir members
singing “It is Morning in My
Heart” and tht. Senior Choir
rendering “Christ Has Risen’’.
The following new members
were received into the church:
Mrs. Phyllis Walters, Clierie Lu
ben, George Brown, Don Paul
Balmat, Marshall Ronne, Rich
ard Ron lie, Vera Bogard, Thom
as Divine, Roy Divine, Katherine
Divine, Marie Divine. Carolyn
Mahan, Ralph Hatch, Jesse Lee
Hatch, Victor Mahan. Virginia
Symbal, Marie Jiamos, Marlene
Raktuit, Esther Mayokok. Bert
Mayokok, Leona. Kohler, Loleta
Havercamp. Emma Merritt, Wil
liam Merritt and Dean Phillips.
Next Meeting of the
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Thursday. April 8. 1948
at the
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
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Remember lo P.M. tonight.
j Mrs. Hrold Horton was admit
ted to the Hospital lor medical
treatment Thursday, April 1st.
Vote hut first you MUST
Register. You have until tonight
Remember 10 l\M. tonight.
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Final “FIXED-PRICE” SALE f,„„i
with
“Set-Aside Items” Veterans
SPECIAL OFFERING ALO-07OL-08
★ FAIRBANKS *
Healy - Circle - Bethel
— VETERAN ‘SET-ASIDE” ITEMS —
(FAIRBANKS) Jeeps,- ton; Jeeps Oil Truck, 1/2-ton; 94-ton Pickup
Trucks; 94-*OM Command Cars; 94-ton Command Cars;
94-ton Wca|K)us Carriers; 1 Vi-ton to 2Vi-tou Cargo Trucks.
NON-SET-ASIDE ITEMS
(FAIRBANKS)—1*1/2 toon Cargo Trucks—21/2 ton Dump Trucks—2Vi ton
Tanker Truck—4-5 ton Truck Tractor—2Vi ton Wrecker Trucks—Trailers
Fuel Servicing—Light Plants—Generators—Rook Crusher—Platform Lift
Trucks—Asphalt—Hydraulic* Fluid—Grease Lubricating——Oil Lubricating
—Roots Mnkluk—Shoes Flying—Electric Oil Immersion Heaters—Exten
sion Cords—Portable Floodlights—Junc tion Boxes—Parachutes—Fire Ex
tinguishers—Dryer* Photoprint—Nails Roofing—Hand Shovels.
(HEALY)—FYame Building, 24’xOO’
(CIRCLE)—Oil Tanks
(BFDTH F,L) —Generators—Stoves
PURCHASE INFORMATION
INSPECTION PERIOD: April 10, 1048 through April 27. 1048. Contact
WAA Representative. Surplus Property Yard, Ladd Field, Fairbanks.
Alaska).
1. Veteran’s Set Aside Sale . April 28, 1948
2...Federal Agencies . April 29. 194S
3. Veterans World War II . April 30, 1948
4. Federal Works Agency . May 3, 1948
5. Territorial and Local Governments . May 4, 194S
c'». Eligible Non-Profit Institutions . May 5. 1948
7. Non-Priority Purchasers . May 6 and 7 .1 948
SPECIAL OFFERING ALO-O7OL-00
★ ANCHORAGE★
Ketchikan-Juneau- Seward-Naknek
— VETERANS‘‘SET-ASIDE’’ITEMS —
(ANCHORAGE)—Sedans; Sta. Wagon; Pickup, Flatbed & Dump Trucks.
(SEWARD)—Jeep
(KETCHIKAN)—Command Cars; Personnel Carriers; Pickup and Panel
Trucks; Office Furniture.
(Jl'NKAt*)—Dump Truck
NON-SET-ASIDE ITEMS
(ANCHORAGE)—Oil Trucks—Passenger Bus—Vehicle, Landing “.Alli
gator”—Dragline Bucket—Light Plants—Concrete Mixer—Pneumatic
* ’ircular Saw—Sand Spreader—Washer. laundry—Bookkeeping Machines
—Safe. Ledger, Kemingfon-Rand—Boots; Shoepacs; Overshoes—Trousers,
down filled—Sweaters V-neck—Bags Sleeping—Raleigh. Kool, Pall Mall
Cigarettes—Smoking Tobacco—Fan Belts—“T" Hinges—Insulators Elect
ric—Shaving Cream—Writing Pads
(KETCHIKAN)—Radial Drill—Fire Pumps, Gasoline—Search lights—
Generators—Electric Motoi-s—Air Ram—50 HP Boiler—Bunks—Bunk
Springs—Life Rafts
(J F N EA1') —Generator
(NAKNEK)—Trucks (all types)—Cletrac and International Tractors—
00-ft Bargs, Plywood—Clark Lifts “Clarktor"—Pacific Huts—Generator
PURCHASE INFORMATION
INSPECTION PERIOD: April 5. 1048 through April 13, 1948 (Contact
WAA Representative. Customer Service Center, 2nd Street between C and
l>. Anchorage, Alaska.)
1. Veteran’s Set Aside Sale . April 14. 1948
2...Federal Agencies . April 15, 194 8
2. Veterans World War II . April 16. 1948
4. Federal Works Agency . .April 19 194S
5. Territorial and Local Governments . April 20, 1948
6. Eligible Non-Profit Institutions . April 21, 1948
7. Non-Priority Purchasers .. April 22 and 22. 194$
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