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OPEN SUNDAYS AND
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OPA NEWS Continued from pp, 8
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No. 4
Used Consumer durable .goods are
under price ceiling in Alaska.This
applies to all sellers of used
articles, including auctioneers..
It affects all household goods,
tools, motors, etc.
No, 5
The retail prices of tires and tubes
came‘under specific prices in
February, for Alaska. Much clothing
will soon come under specific*.
WAR PRICE AND RATIONING BOaRD NO.11
A negro mule driver was a marksman
with a whip. There was not ing he
couldn't hit. His boss asked him to
prove how .good Jie was by hitting a
tiny branch of a bush. The negro hit
it. Then a fly lit on the mule’s
back. The bo,ss asked him if Y>e could
pick it off. The driver did,Farther
down •the read the boss spi d a
hornet's nest. He asked, the rriule
.driver-if he could hit that.
’"No Su, Boss,” the wise darky said,
MI won't hit dat I dey's organized i”
'So is the Co-op. Back your I'VFCA.
This cold spell seems to be old man
weather's last attempt at showing
us it can get cold once in awhile.
Perhaps he thought it best to give
us a taste of winter weather before
spring arrived on the scene.
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