JUNEAU-All merchants soiling
items that come under Fair Trade a
greements will bG provided relief
under a new Office of Price Stabil
ization regulation, the O.P.S. said
today.
Examples cf Fair Trade articles
are given as cameras, pen and pen
cil sets, cigarette liabtors, otc. ,
the soiling price of which is es
tablished by law and below which
dealers are not permitted to sell.
Under original O.P.S. regulations,
the dealers coiling price for the
b^sc period of December 19-January
25 governed even though it was be
low the Fair Trade price.
Under new regulations, dealers
carrying Fair Trade items may apply
to the Office of Price Stabiliza
tion for relief. They must estab
lish these three points:(1) That
their O.F.S. ceiling price is less
than the price they wore lawfully
required to sell the article during
the base period; or (2) that they
had been enjoined by court order
from selling at below the Fair
Trade price, and (J) that the art
icle v/as generally sold at retail '
or wholesale in their locality at
Fair Trade prices during the base
period.
Applications must be sent to the
Director, Office of Price Stabil
ization, Washington, D.O,
Further information on this sub
ject can be obtained by writing the
■ f ~r:cau office of Price Stabiiiza
t i on.
CHUGIAK TO DANCE
The Chugink Community Club is
having a dance at the Community
Hall on Saturday, May 5th• There
will be "coffee an1" for sale dur
ing the dance.
Tho Club is getting ready to have
a Fourth of July Bazaar at the hall
The planning committee, appointed
by Mr. L. Fotrow, President: are
Vern. Haik, chairman; Paul Sv/nnson,
Gil. Rosenborg, Lois Stewart and
Geraldine Jahr.
J. Parks.
..A HfiVE I iRLibhT 1
Mr. and Mrs. /,rt Stcr.b'rg arc the
parents of a daughter, arm,
born Saturday evening,' ..pril 28th. ,
at the Valley Hospital.
rrr -n r\i
S I , iRi
Forma McSlroy is replacing Mary
O'Donnell as draft clerk in the Co
op office.
ALASKA TRADE TOUR PLANNED FOR JUNE
Businessmen from throughout tho
Portland trade area have boon in
vited to participate in this, tho
fourth Portland Chamber sponsored
tour in tho last .threo years. As
tin the case of the tour last July,
[they are invited .to take their
wives *
While the group will be primarily
concerned with business it is plann
od to arrange the itinerary to al
low for a weekend at Mt. McKinley
Lodge.
MISSING' PERSONS
Anyone having knowledge of the
present whereabouts of the follow
ing persons is urged to ccmmunicato
with the Governor's office in Ju
neau:
HERBERT L. WEIHS- Last known add
ress was 188lip McLaughlin Blvd.,
Halles, N.Y.
CHARLES RAIMUKD- Formerly Karl Rei
mann, born November 13 > l88Ip or '85
in Gelsenkirchen. Brother of Frau
Emma Mosscrschmidt (nec Rcimann),
Recklinghausen OG (Westphalia),
Strcscmnnnplatz 31, Fritish Zone,
Germany.
HELEN ROGERS- Ca-mo to Alaska in
1907 from California, believed to
bo in the vicinity of Nome.
JOHAN AUGUST KARLSSON- Alias Karl
berg, born ^pril 23, 1866, Ryssby,
Sweden.
I
| AXEL K..RLSSON- Alias Karlbcrg, born
May 7» 1868, Sweden. Those men arc
brothers. Unconfirmed reports that
both died in 1897-98 in a place by
the name of Davsen (perhaps Cawaon)
wrote they were leaving for Alaska.
JOHAN FEEDRIK KARLSSCN- Pern August
25, 1863, in the Parish of Frods
berg, Province of Skaraborg, Sweden
AXEL EEIMER NYBERG- Eorn March 26,
1886, at Grangesberg, Sweden.
JOHrtN ALGOT FALLMAN- Eorn April 11,
1892, at Talsmark, Frovince of Vas
torbotten, Sweden. Last hoard from
in February 1938 when ho worked in
Nome as' a miner.
QUIG SPEERS SMALL MACAUGKEY- Came
to Territory just prior to 1900,
would bo about 90 years old if a
livc. Born in County Antrim, Ire
land.
Last heard from
GIOVANNI ISOARDI- Or John Isoardi,
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