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War Price and Rationing Board Ho. 11
By Klaire R. Johnson
Clerk.
PRPSS RPLP/S^.-OPA SKTTLRIfRHT
The payment of $5000 into the
Federal Treasury by the Tongass
Tracing Company of Ketchikan, marks
another step in the enforcement
proerem of the Alaska Office of
Price Administration. T his is
according to Walter Walsh, Enforce
ment Attorney of the OPA, who has
returned to Juneau followinc an
official trip to the First City.
The payment was made to cover vio
lation of price regulations by the
Ketchikan company through the dis
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(BUILDINGS FOR SALE CONTI INTEL)
the house,'bs**n, well hous' , pultry
house, brooder house, and Jo^ shed
on Tract No. 11. A certified check
amounting to 10% of the amount of
the bid and In case of acceptance
this sum will be a part nayment.
Terms: Cash. Bids should be
addressed to:Alaska Rural Rehabili
tation Corporation, Palmer, Alcuko
in a sealed envelope, marked on out
side "Bid for Building,Open June 2Q,
1944." The Alaska Rural Rehabili
tation Corporation reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Herbert C. Hansen
General M- nr.ger
c continue nee of discounts previc sly
eiven to institutional users ar i
Should constitute a rrnendfr t>
both merchants and consumers, . it
discounts (_,iven durinto the has
period must be continued.
The settlement by the Tont• s
Trading Company was the third Lf t
chiknn violation to be settled *n
this manner within the last few
months. It was made, Mr. Walsh
statts, to evoid the fillnc of an
Administrator^ Treble Damage suit
a^einst the company.
LARRY DRESHORN IMPROVES
Larry Dreghorn, who Is In the hospital
suffering from lobar pneumonia, is getting
better but still Is In a critical condi
tion. Several transfusions have helpe • aim.
Sulfa durgs were used but he did not seem
to Improve. Efforts were then made to se
cure penicillin, the new drug that has
saved so many lives In the armed forces.
Dr. Hoehn searcheu every available source
but was unable to get any pcnlcJllln be
cause of a temporary shortage of the Amy
supply. However, on Wednesday a supply was
received and After being used twenty-four
hours, there was a dQclded Improvement In
Larry's condition.
Milton D. ..nougrass was hospitalizes this
week for treatment of an Injured knee.