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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17
. Mr.. Fixif

Mr.. Fixit: In answer TO L. A.
aho asked about underground hot
springs In Klamath Falls, I wish
to report that there Is a section
Of town known rs the Hot Springs
district. The new and better
homes are In the district and I
know Of one family that was
digging q hot water well TO Use
10 heat their home. p. l. W.
Thank you and all the others
that knew about the hot water
heated section of town. Both the
city editor and Mr.. Fixit apollo
gize for not knowing.
Mr.. Fixit: Is IL possible for
person to enter the Canadian Air
Force, and II so, how
X. T. j.
We don't believe the Canadian
Air Force is taking American
enlistments At present. You can
write to them at s14 Second ave.
Seattle. and get the full details.
Mr.. Fixit: Il Bing Crosby
Tacoma or Spokane boy: All
the magazines say that his par
ents left Tacoma and went TO
Spokane while Tacoma papers
say he IL n Tacoma boy. which
il right? Il. Y. h.
AS we gather 1t, Crosby was
born in Tacoma but went TO
school in Spokane. It's a matter
entirely UP to Crosby to decide
where his home" town is.
Mr.. Fixit: Could you give me
the name of the flying field In
Pendleton. Ore: vi. j.
1t is known as the Pendleton
Air Base. II you are writing TO
someone, we suggest that you
have his squad and designation.
Be sure TO have your return ad-
dress on the letter.
Mr.. Fixit: a. says union ini-
tiation fees are deductible from
income tar and "B" says not.
Who In correct?
II. VI. l.
Union fees are deduetible from
income tax.
Mr.. Fixit: would like TO know
how much ambergris is worth
per ounce. Il. X.
Ambergris, by-product Of
whales. is quite valuable. First Of
all you better make sure that
what you have is ambergris. In
our reading on the subject we
find that 1t is very rare and most
finds are false alarms. II Is
used as q base in making per-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

Battle of Midway. the Battle Of
the Coral Sea, the Battle of the
Java Sea or the Battle of the
Solomons?
5. What event recently put the
name OF Gen. Maxine Weygand
back in the news?
Answers on Page
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17
SOUTH CAROLINA FISH

About $50 species Of salt water
fish. 20 of them edible, are found
in the coastal waters of South
Carolina. This state also has 20
species of fresh water fish, Of
which % are edible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

of private utilities. But not 10
be outdone. the securities ex-
change commission has redone
the job-at q handsome expense.
Yet. coming from the SEC. the
data may be regarded as Off
eiai.
The SEC manual covers 2i0
operating electric and gas sub
sidiaries Of registered public
utility holding companies Of as
sets Of 5000. 900 or more.
These companies have listed as
sets Of 81, 543, O6s .e5s.
Want a free copy weighing
Two pounds. nine ouneesg Write
70 Publications Unit. Securities
and Exchange Commission, Phil
sdelphia. Pa. and ask for III
nancial Statistics Of the Electric
and Gas Companies Registered
Under the Public Holding Com
pany Act
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

" II , NlII1 Sit
gle stripe on his
sleeve ?
2. Did allied
Z o T c e s sink
more Jap war
ships in the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17
. WAR QUIZ

/. His first chevron always
makes a soldier pretty proud.
What is the rank Of the man that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17
. THOUGHTS

Sweet Is the pleasure itself can
not spoil
Il not true leisure one with true
toll?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

his ssod fhss : res Should
beth hops end quietly usif fer
TIE ssivasioa 81 the lord.-lon-
eatasiors 3s76.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

Manual services for years
have been pahAshing statistics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
Federal Security Unit
To Get Personnel Group

The Bureau of Employment Sc
curity Of the Federal Security
Agency has agreed to establish
ment Of management-employe
committee to deal with personnel
matters, the c. I. o. United Fed
eral Workers said today.
Three representative of the U.
F. w. a like number from the
American Federation of Govern
ment Employees. the A. F. L. affiliate,
and one from the bureau will make
up the committee, it was said
The U. F. w. is attempting to
have similar units created through
out the Government The Civil
Service Commission earlier agreed
to the plan, it was said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
Motorists Again Requested
To Turn in 1941 Plates

washington motorists were re-
minded once again today that their
1941 license plates are of vital impor-
lance to the country's war effort.
Traffic Director William A. Van
Duzer said many thousand pounds
of urgently needed steel can be re-
claimed if car owners will turn in
their old tags to the gas station
nearest their homes or places of
business.
Several hundred barrels of last
years plates already have been
donated for reclamation purposes
and the traffic chief urged that
none be thrown away nor retained
as "keepSakeS."
He explained that the District
Salvage Committee has agreed to
collect discarded tags from the va
rious service stations and turn them
over to the Federal Government.
Now that l94l tags are of no
use to any one except Uncle Sam, !"
said Mr.. Van Duzer, 1T is the duty
of all District motorists registered
last year to see that their old plates
find way to the Nations assembly
lines"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,D, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three tuH days and
receive their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02

Dainty Sheers, piques, chambrays
seersuckers and standings! Long
torso and midrifr styles with wide
pleated skirts! Gay prints and stripe.
In sizes to IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02

-Dressy sports coats to wear with
everything 3-button styles with
vent backs. Stripes, checks and
plaids or solid shades of camel and
blue! Sizes 10 to %.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

@4n 1t beast bFlnM news - anx
s0uA raintlvea
Testify plsahAsa vsaaTam
psasions nAtaea
Bngh Haasses have paae6 = iaEil
Increasing thf pension ~ fa1HiY
Disabled veterans zH 5000 Il
s400 per maath A. originally
passed eg ihe HaAaM m@ I'll
wauld also have grantec the pen
aios h. eli veterans Is IS. cot Iaaa
pso#tsion wss fiinsaatrd 81 the
senate
LEGAL Meat fnspseNna
The Hoesa has passed lsRiela-
lloa authorizing the Secretary "a
Agriculture x provide Federal
meat inspection during the gree
eni Nsf emergency 3 meat
packing establishments engaged
in mira state commerce At pres
emf tifis inspection servAee i
avatlabie only q the larger pas.
efa whu hawe an interstate bust
mesa. and as 4 result local ataukh.
ter houses and small nguat nach
efa have h4en excluded from h
ding en- Government contracts e
supply Army camps
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

ne recent moving To Washington Of the original Magma
rhar2n reminds u that the Chinese government recently
sant g skhis ronHsFx for safekeepinR more than 1900 rare
h0okB
mosA nnesRnt European printed pages Reem to be Of only yea
AeFdny Ancient encyclopedias. local histories, unpublished
naAnnscFlpts md the official chronicles Of the Minis emperors
Far ane period 196B-INA are included in the deposit The old
est published In 1854 A. D. more than four centuries before
John Gutenberg printed his great bible IN Europe
Americans who still have = measure Of safety and com-
fort II their horues have new reasons to feel q solemn pride
and ! responsibility. Thg country Is a refuge not only Of
political freedom and The ideal u the dignity Of humanity, Il
&the last refuge pf the physical monuments built 70 things Of
the enIrat - the aspirations Of the ages toward freedom light.
caatare med bemats. America Is NOT only the shrine Of liberty
learning and iiEht 6Ae has become the inner sanctuary for
kA must sacSnd physical symbols treasured hy free men. The
aaAsdgamshinA * ae treasures committed here gives her peo-
pie one mureresposiblily and one more reason for fighting 70
destroy the world enemy Of humanity-West Point Times
Leader.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
Assembly OF God
Church Revival
Continues

Sunaas naEht nsarkea ne laird
Meek & ue revival snIl b pro
ares Is s Asembly at God
church "a North ko4la
street
necuf1 crowds atfendr1 au
ices Sunday. dune Z ~ith q great
.er sprrewtatson * IRE sermons u
Evan&eligf j Phillip johnson De-
sna Fea1ized III each Of the serv.
wps
IRE Evangelist Is nightly bring
ma his audaeaee te 3 real appre
cLatAun 81 fhe Scriptures by de-
Hverana hiS sermons IN a very
aample ind comprehensive man
neF
FRIDAY night June IL wall De .
special Young peoples night Pre-.
Summaries 81 the service viii b. in
charge 81 the Young people of the
church Al young people thFuagh
ont the elfy are invited to attend
this special service
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

With e Per cent Of on. crude rubber supply cut OF. Il IS
aap4rent That we must search the natinn. every cellar, attic
and garage for old rubber which can be reclaimed. Even with
tbs neeT SQUIRE we shall hardly have enough for var equip
mini
Theze are EhN sources of reclaimed rubber: Tires. solid
and pneumatic bike, baby carriage. fiaywagon. lawn mower
wheel barrow. old tire patches boots and reliners. Rubber
solex heels. ovexskDez. boots and shoes are another source
Hot wafer bottles aud rubber nloves Is well as bathing caps
xhDeg ard ralncoats also will help with the shortage.
Save the useful rubber vuu now have. Use your tires Is
little Is possible. make them Iasl There Is nothing deceptive
ab0ut the shortage Ut rubber. Il IS very real In a year. many
2. Is will b walking. Of thumbing . ride to work.
If this happens 10 you. blame the Jap2-then throw your.
III into the ieb 81 licking theml
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
Mount Pleasant

st. fanfin Ware w#s again
Esfse Efaesoas and charming hus
a ahen the following m. nateTx
hna visitors attended a nsaeting
In4 Ire Womens Division %
hrsssian Service ~ NEE haYaae on
undaY afternoon Mesaames j.
Wsfe Llayd Coff. Alfred Roberts
|ElH Taylor Frank ONellL 10.
'land Ware. . c Roberts. Il NJ
Carte. Ruth Roheta. Ruhsa Rob
effs Mrs Nellie Carter ~ Wade
and MIsses Chogre Groves.
Maud ard Thnlfna R0herta
Messrs J J Ware q. G Roberts
and LLOYD Gaff visited NJ Ware
During the meeting
The business Of the Division
WAS taken Up first with roHl call
payments on pledges. life mern
bershlpS. holiday dimes. etc
plans for buying q new stove iov
The parsonage were discussed. and
Mrs Q c Roberts and Miss
Ichoyee Groves were appointed
Or commlftee = invNsiiaafe apme
81 miscellaneous shower was
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

The rarrnss 81 aol3ien serving
on foreign nall viii b. interested
10 knoA maj ire Government e
working on plans for speeding
hameward bound MESSAGES A.
Iprwarns It i uften WEEKS and
sDgnetlaes even msautha before
relatives ard friends REAR from
these h0vA after they sail THIS IS
dsR 81 the tinle Il takes for tire
men q reach their destination
and for mail fruua ihefu g gef
hack horne Relatives ard friends
are naturally auxiotGs afssat the
safety Of these soldiers bat there
h iitsir stlai the Wa Department
|can tel them Without revealing
|the destination Of she exped
sionafY force which ~ HeecasllY
l. j military secret
Letters frun soldiers III Eng
land and ireland ere nos being
photographed on m8rrofffm.
which IL rushed ~ airplane t.
Amaf1ea The letter Is slsen print
ed a. . phoiosiat and Is forward.
ed t. the home folks r. whom Il
IS addressed
Also. soldtefx ut SOME foreign
stations can noW aHna messages
under : fixed-texi radio and cable
service. known ~ Expeastlonary
Forces Messages A soldier may
CHOOSE ap TO TIRES Items from q
last 81 ta2 standardized messages.
the cost for thr entire message.
whether one. tGa. OF three items
are chosen. viii be 81 cents ex
elusive 81 Federal tax Arrange
menss TOR such messages have
been completed IN the United
Kingdom of Great britain and
Northern ireland Alaska. New
fuundland. Puerto Rlen Panama
Hawaii and posts IN the Carib.
bean area. and negotiations ARE
under way in Australia New
Caledonia. Egypt. India. China.
and Iceland Standardized mes
sages to Be sent from home to tire
soldier viii aao hecome avail
able soon The messages. Of
ruiase. Will not mAsnasa the 10
cation et the foreign post from
which they come and will neces
aarIly be fofmalixed but they
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
How Healthy Are You

: periodic health examination max add years 70 your
Ii. Through tie recognition u physical changes 81 the
earliest possible moment The progress q saenacine degenefa-
ton and lnfeetIon nas Be stopped. and 5 suitable plan q liz
II Devised = maintain continuous health. That invaluable
advice s EVEN = : recent editorial ii Hvgeias
Too many q Is never = near the doctor unless re suffer
definite illness Wen p o. feeling poorly for weeks and
months End even years. During those weeks and months
ard yeaxs disease may progress e the point where even med.
en medical seIeuee can1 check IL
Medical authorities recommend thai complete physical
examinations y taken every sezr. and twice each wear after
He pas middle &c. Those examinations should cover the
entire pAFssza ~sestem-aanEs. hear. bleed the intestinal
t1act. teeth. feet. etc. II addition . the physical tests. the
doctor I'll In4aIfs into habits Of sleep. resi-. outdoor exer-
ess. Diet en- = firth N1zn thai Is done. lhe doctor 80 =
s1Ie = .1I1e 8 health prescription. That prescription nav Do
Involve - fakIas = medicines ! NAY instead. deal e..
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
re Hope ThsY WIN Return

There vas sanae eNeitement ON Delmas avenue Tuesday
morning Is two large Greghound buses stopped IN front Of
the Palace Pharmacy and proceeded Is load 70 capacity with
seleetees who were taken 70 camp 10 Be trained for induction
ii the armed fnfcna u their country.
They Hefea fine SCI Of young men, mostly from the farms
Of the county. and there waS much laughter and some tears
as friends and aoved enes we're there = tell them goodbye. and
wish them : safe journey. and > safer return. after the war Is
Over.
L was , sad occasion, locking Al Il IL one way. They are
stroue healthly young men. and on the farms could Do much
. rallsve the anticipated food shortage. should the war last
angthef year Some Of them may not seturn-otherS w1l re
turn IS heF9eS-sach are the fortunes Of va. But we are sure
Of one khang-thes VII d their part n the fight for world
freeaom5 and their parents and friends w:l never b asham-
e = hoad Up their heads when their names are mentioned.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

innne plsnta o. Rieks SID. 81
aa4stsne g. tae wxantsnNttnNN
Tn - f ant VIA nsr
~ A. aso bees sen s.
ARMY haspsaM 10 thf tFutning q
i~nhesutofs penonftes NtfFbtnk
e thK phFHetan
Tha research lafstfatoev con
easa itself wlth ueweF and
batfrf technics f9 the maSufae
sa4e 81 nesea material and tDs
Afm asarasls pi dsseaa negkH
Res. adding thaf d~esfrue
|kiue agents uka the deaelt keM
iaase ess siso emerge from thF re-.
react Abofataf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

plannea ~ sasuraas nias
5ane ri ing ree
bridal ~ Mr.
George 81 ana ~ a
Mn Spenens nebertA ii fa h
81 MsM naisnn We're
Mn q G homh Kser sire naiI
to worship ii Nsa pgnKysgn folia~
- hy wMvrr ~ Stei Rob
Responsive reantmRk 3aFe
ven ~ M@aMes Hrr and
Ati0 Ware An Interesting dis
cion n missionary wwk rs
China quoting John X Mort aho
maia recentN To match ire nsa
mesa - shia hwssr "A destruction
with the redeemin9 mercy Of
ChrAs HpirltNe cagrsot 80 less
than sha sens a ChprKe sn
Keep ! Havm was sung Cln
Ing prayer by Mn Holland Ware
Tasty refreshments consisting
az frozen huit salaa. iced punch
and Ritx cookies Wrre served bf'
the hostess assisted b her petite
and lovely daughter Miss Mar.
garrett Wnfs
Private Fnd 3 Ware 81 Kees
Ter Field wa n0wdying MIfh
friends, relatives and ueighh0n IN
Mt Pleasant osef Tire week end
Mir ans Mrs { Harris motor
ed - Jackson Saturday 70 see
Mr.. Harris mother who IN .
hospital there. returning Sunday
evening They were accompanied
70 MeFdenhall and back ~ Mr.
ad Mrs Roberts who visited Mrs
Roberts mother. Mn Matte
Sheppard
Mrs Nellie Carter oI Wade. 4
visiting kinf0lkx ia NJ Pleasant
this week Aant MoIlie Is a
much loved Charac1e. auu ther
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

During the first saur Taontf
of 1912 the laboratories 0f ne
Mississippi State Board of Health
examined i6s. 01a specimens. &c
cnrding 20 3 ~ggatefnenA Esssm nf
81 c Kicks dlreetoF Of lakxoF9
tories Explaining shas flsfae
phase laboratory WoFk-cIlnseaE.
public health. and fesaaaens :
triple hulwark aaainss the asae
my Dr. Kicks sad that shAs waf
more than auv other has ~ active
laboratory 'front.'
Or Kicks stated that already
this year The clinical lannfnto-
~. concerned win examination
OF secretluns. excretiunk md tis
sues. had examined If6.3o4 blood
specimens. ALL specimens Tor
tuberculosis. 175T TOR hookworm.
and 400 fog amebic dyaensery
aInung others.
Public health laboratories have
assisted the army IN chemical *
animation of water and f0od xap.
piles in military areas and de
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
Wonidnf FullTims Forming Be OF More
value

he Mississippi faanaax who are trying TO till the soil
- hold down Industrial t0bs at the same time TO relieve
1ahnE shortages are unqueatonahly demonstrating a high
NHand Of patriotism.
n IS 4 question. however If dividing their time between
the field and the factories. they can do justice to either.
Chr cannot hui wonder If they would not be rendering
more service 10 Inc nation If they dropped one job and con
eentrnted on the one they are best suited f0r~fargning. Of
ceune-Mobnep Press
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

YTw revtsni wisn Evunweits4
gohrMn vii c0usinas eaeh night
al tins aaek Serx ssags
prompsly s. sm 2 = ~
@pemily assse ne pahiR e ~
tend t NerNm2 during 9A
tse fsssrsh Meek * TIM revival
TIE PASTOR
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
And
wEzTEHH nEwsEAPEh UNION

~FnEED0M or THE PRESS auss not ssvs ; mswapaper
~ right " publish s3sndai.. assek Inmsssaa 1galyadaalA oT
hnaEmhna Enna. Naithnr doas InEEGoM C SPEECH gvs TIE
4aaas5aaaH - skHha - ke4enasmx tie reputation Of outstanding
sIA4emmx etSaeA ths e0AanunltYs lsaalna tnahenAaenA ner start
wNzsaaszaa eaMnMfnnA Ter the SOLE x@aaen Of disturbing the
sNAzEe mnnn4s - v1etaAa aha above rights and privileges h 20
sAAanssE - aaahn smA ~happnsss e a1l~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
TENDING TO
OUR

IN this critical h0ur-when men and machines must
strain every energy 10 push var training and var pro
duction up and up-theres another Job were keeping
constantly IN mind.
True. in the field Of var effort. we're going full blast
~ hours = day-i66 hours > week-suppying every
last watt Of electricity called for By military and naval
projects and p vital production operations On the ~
aasfial front
That's our biggest JOB today. And we're ~signed
Upright with yau-for Victory.
But there's another iob ne don't forget Or neglect o.
leave far a minute That's the home front In the midst
q the roar Of war work-We 90 o. about or day-to-day.
nIeht-hy-nieht work Of supplying your homes with the
services you need fer dalY living Stores. offices
churches. theatres. newspapers radio stations. food and
dairy stations. hospitals these. toe. are he essence q
lfe-and must b supplied. maintained. protected e he
utmest permitted b the War effort
You depend on these Is parts q your community
life They depend q u We are dedicated e thes
sefviee-and yours
Just - ae have done during Fl TIE problems e Tie
past. ne carry o. amid ne strain q today. dong or
level best . keep lending . Cur knitting
EaTSSEsSTpPa
Ez2 noaE. COMPANY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

clusively with such matters as rest. work. social adjustments
and recreation In any event. it will probably lengthen life
and make II heathier, happier. fuller.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

writer wishes Cor her 3 pleasant
seiouFB n CIR midst
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

Miss Maize Roberts Of Pssca
Ruula was 3 week end visitor a.
Miss Noilene Carter.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

gogn- a. fssssfasaa fafas.i.a hsssass
ns4th sna fsliseis psrs1 Call o.
Am
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Lodges and Societies
0.o

With elderly lady for room and
board. Garland &67i.
FAST TACOMA NO. So Regular
meeting Friday. 3 p. ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

FfYffH - ssf8saa fsfalshsa ssstssse
sos4th saa. Msiisbls sastT Cal
o. $50
COUPLE 80 70 ssas - 80 small
unfsunishsa hosns IA al
Hax 4 !. senas saa save
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-31

BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-31
ART M. UGGEN WILL DIRECT SCHOOL BAND
We'll Known Professional Musician Signed Up
 as Instructor

Arthur Uggen, well known pro- fessional musician. operator of the Alaska Music Supply Shop in Ju- neau, has consented to be in- structor of band and instrumental music in the Juneau Public Schools.
 MT. Uggen knows his music and has made his living at the protes- sion No matter how large the or ganization, Uggen can instantly tell if any instrument is sharp or flat, showing that he knows music from A to 2. Supt. A. B. Phillips and the School Board are fortunate in securing an instructor of MT. Ug- gems capabilities.
 MT. Uggen has been connected with musical organizations in the middle west as we'll as in the west and has had long career in di- recting. In the west, he has led boys and city band organizations in Colfax, Washington. Sherwood and Sandy, Oregon, and for several years conducted the largest band and orchestra eyer heard in the Philippines.
 Before the Juneau City Band was disbanded he directed the or ganization for three years,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-31
Eighty Off
 For South

Passengers leaving for the south Saturday night were, J. Kany, B. Rosenford Mrs. B. Rosenford E. Glassburn, Mrs. E. Glassburn, H. Compton, G. Johnson, Baby Glass burn, L. E. Robinson, Mrs. L. E. Robinson, Sandy Holden, Mrs. Alex Holden, w E. Wright, A. R. Wright, c. c. Wilson, J. c. Verhulst, A. Theorino, J. L. Thompson, c. L. Storms, A. Skinner, c. A. Sheade, B. J. Shinkle, J. A. Scollard, R. J. Scoggins.
 S. s. Salona, c. E. Reid, E. R. Ramberg, R. L. Pierson, L. H. Peter son, o. II. owens, o. c. Nooler, E.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-31
NO CHANGE IN s 0pA RULES E CONTEMPLATED

No change in present Oftlce of Price Administration regulations are contemplated and there will be no general extension of time for filing cost-of living reports in the Territory" Mrs. Mildred Hermann, OPA Director said today. How ever, in individual cases, where un- due hardship can be shown, we expect to be as lenient as possible. Except for these. all cost-of-living reports are due tomorrow, Septem- Der l."
 "OPA has already gone the limit in shaping the regulations to suit Alaskan needs. The Territory is