FROM THE OPA ' '
The proposed increased freight rates will
have a very marked effect upon ordinary
cost of living items. The Office of Trice
Administration has prepared a list of
toms, from which the following a$ki/tikdnj
M ltetW5f8Kan«8rj§ £5lMLpT&St
if the freight rates become effective.
Give a thought, please to those figures.
Seattle Juneau Kodiak Nomo
Seaport Tomatoes
No. 2 tin 14/
“All puruoso Flour
50# $2.75
Sugar 10# ' .68
Boer 11 oz. .13
Studio Couch 67150
Cement 94# 195
Lumber 46150
1000 -ft. fir'*!
Ford Truck 915.00
1^ tbn 1942
19/ 21/ 23/
$3170 $4.27 -$4.48
191 "1.09 1138
.21 '.24 .25
lio;50 137.65 189100
2.03 8177 4.05
66.25 86.00
' 102.70
1145.00 1275.00 " i
1407.00
If the freight hate is increased 100$
per ton mile it would mean.that the rate
from Seattle to Juneau wouid be six tiracs;
to Kodiak five times, and to Nome four
times the rate from San'Francisco to
Honolulu. And that is something.* ;
JOHN TJALSH JETTONS TO VALLEY.
J.
aim Nalsh, former UF Vorrespoadent for
;hc Matanuska VaHey arrived-'in Talmor
on Friday of this week. John has returned
from Europe where he served with the
. Armed Forces.
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