FAii? TRADE STEM !
P3'£C ADJUSTMENT
ALLOWED BY OPE
All merchants selling items that!
come under Pair Tracis. lavs will
be al;6vui to .u ,-ih heir ceiling
prices up to their Ftu- Trade price,
the Office of Price Stabilization
said today.
Examples cf Fair Trade items arc
given eo cameras, pen and pencil
sets, cigarette lighters, etc., the
seeing price of which is established
by It,v and below which dealers arc
net permitted to sell. Under orig
inal O.P.S. regulations, the dealers’
ceiling jiiite for the base period
of December 19—January 25 gov
erned even Uioujh it war beiow the
•Fair 'trade erica.
Undir new regulations, dealers
cor:yin. Pair Trade items may ap
ply t > the Of Fee o. Price Stabili
zation for relief. They must estab
lish t!u ;e three points: (1) That
their O.PS. ceiling price is less
than the pric: they were lawfully
required to roll the article, during
the base period, or <2 > that they
had ! c?r> enjoined by court order
l:;-a telling at bciaW the Fait,
7 ■ c• pric, and <3» that the ar-1
lit it w.i generally sold at retail
or wholesale m their locality at
F. ir Trade prices during the base
period.
cation must be sent to the
Dine tor, Oflice of Price Stabili
,a., a, Washington. D. C.
Further information may be ob
amed by writing the Juneau of
fice of the O.P.S.
f.d FAirnr Thursday
NIGHT i\ PARISH HALL j
There will be another card parly I
in "he pari h hall this evening I
with the usual fine prizes and re- |
fresnments. Bridge, canasta and I
pinochle will be played and the!
party is to start at 8 o’clock.
The Co holic Daughters of Amer
ica are sponsoring the event as an
other in the series that have been
, ive for he benefit of the school
lunch program.
CARD' TARTY
P i; .i Tall. 1 lursday, A, :il 28,
.8:00 o’clock. CDA. 793-2t
CUk
*'■'1 et air express!
A’* *xp!>ij means JmmecHot# delivery M
*-«ul Simply writ* or wlro your favor Ho
shop or your business house, rerjuestlnf
that your merchandise bo shipped by Ab
Express, and Alaska Coastal spoods It to
you In a matter of hoursl Dependable sens
Jm at iewest rates by Air Express.
masW'^Rtnf * “
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IN THIS BANK
ARE
INSURED
l A
CONSERVATIVE management and atrict Government
supervision work constantly lor the protection of our
depositors Additional security it provided through this
bank's membership in Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora
tion, a United States Government agency which insurM,
each depositor against loss to e maximum of S1U.OOU.
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DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN
via Petersburg and Wrangell
With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg
Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M.
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PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS ;
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General Practice
Hearing Aids & Accessories Foot Correction
Phone 477 DR. G. M. CALDWELL
PHONE Ived 372 —-Douglas 364
trader ConsirortioB Co.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
New Jiuilding — Remodeling — Cabinet Work
Safe Electrical Pipe Thawing and Welding
. Plumbing • Heating -
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Telephone 319 Nighis-Red 730
IIAHRI PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
12th and E Street
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PAT O'lOUGKLiN i
COMMENDED FOB
ACTION IN KOREA j
“ I
Twenty-one years ago today >
Patrick O'Loughlin was born here
in Juneau. j
A week ago today he returned to
Seattle on the aircraft carrier
Valley Forge, Marine Pfc. Patrick I
O'Loughlin with a Purple Heart,;
Bronze Star and commendation;
from the commanding officer of,
his ship ‘“for complete devotion to
duty” while the ship was operating
off Korea.
Last January he was wounded
and has now been returned to the I
States. Writeups and his pictures j
have recently appeared in Seattle j
papers. He is a grandson of Mrs. I
Esther O'Loughlin of Juneau and j
;c: t here about five years ago to I
attend Garfield High School in Se- j
at tie. '
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HERE'S ONE; NO RED
DUBOIS, Pa., April 26 —Wl—At
torney Leo Brockbank saw every
thing but red while closing a real
Estate deal.
Rolland and Mary White sold
their property to John and Nancy
Gray. John Green, William C.
Brown and Charles Black witnessed
the transaction.
Brockbank says blue ink was
used.
The walnut and cherry are two
trees exploited boln ter their pro
duce and their wood.
WARNER’S
for
FISHING GEAR
406 S. Franklin — Phone 473
^Burrows Welding Co.<
J' Oil Tanks Flue Extensions <
i > Boat Tanks General Welding i
«• 4
;; Bos 2983—JUNEAU—Phone 289 <
COLLINS and GBDDES
PLUMBING A HEATING
Kensington Bldg. (At City Float)
P. O. Box 258 Phone 1039
NASH
SALES and SERVICE
CHRISTENSEN BROS.
909 12th Phone Green 279
dagwood - - r m
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Ref. U. S Tat Off.:
Copyright,~1951, by
The Chicago Tribune.
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ARE HOMES AND ROOMING
HOUSES AMONG THOSE
FACTORIES," SAYS TRACY.
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DOLLARS THIS TIME/ JOHN \
COULDN'T COME, HE'S AWFUL h
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