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LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Mildred Herman, Alaska Li**
rector of the Office of Price Ad~
ministration visited Palmer recently.
She met with the local War Price
and Rationing Board and. reviewed the
?ast year's work an'1 talked over
future work, with them. Am-m0 several
items of interest discussed’was the
future picture of the tipe situation,
‘irs. Herman stated that the War in
Surope is making greater .demands upon
the” tire industry than was ever
anticipated, an/1 the civilian pop
llation must expect to go -with 1< s
accordingly. The shortage seems "t
:ome from lack of skilled labor
?ather than material at this tirr .
Jut the picture for next summer,
’ather than tires being more pie .ti
ful, promises that they will be
shorter than-ever. - ...
The Riverbend Hilltop Homemak as
flub entertained their Husbands
Tanuary 6, at the home of Mr, and
Irs. B3J.‘Lossing. Cards,Dominoes
md Checkers were played. Dclici us
'efreshments were served and every
one reported having a good time.
The December issue of the Nat * nal
.rrange Monthly carries a picture of
our local grange on the front pa; e.
This is the rict\ire taken last
spring when a. large class of 146
was Initiated. The entire front
page is ^evoted to a story of this
fartherest north grange. It gives
us credit for carrying on an ad
mirable work and beinL very suc
cessful.
Miss Kay Krelnbring vya.s also on
the last boat which carr.i/jd sW
many Falmerites to the States#
Bert Bryant 82, who was hit ar ■
Hied by a hit and run drivgr i
Anchorage last week was an Unci to
Dave Bryant of the Valley. He d* d
two hours after being taken to * • e
hospital. He came to Alaska In
1898 and is known by the name c.:
Bert, but his real name is Chari s.
Rex Ehrhart had a pass to Pa" ier
this .last .week and he visited hi i
wife and his mother.
Mrs. Rex Ehrhnrt is finishing
her duties this week at the General
Office as Costing Clerk.
Walter Huntley is leaving Tor
Juneau where he will serve on t) }
Territorial Le1 slature ._
The Enforcement Division of the
OFA has completed settlements with
two Seqard firms by Administrator
Consumer treble damages cases based
on over-ceiling srles of cost-of
living items of men’s clothing,ac
cording to statement of Walter Walsh
Territorial Enforcement Attorney
for OFA.