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ma pozornici, bese jos jedna zrtva tastine :
/ StaliniStifki "stnnnaO

ma pozornici, bese jos jedna zrtva tastine -
i stalinisticki "stooge."
Kada je Mooney bio oslobodjen, 'partijska
liniJa' je trazila klasnu s~aradnju sa kapitalis-
tlcklm reformistima a narcotic sa njudilaskim
krllom demokratske partije. Pokorno Sc Mooney
reglstrirao kao demokrata. Dozivotni neprija-
tell labor fekera, koji su zbog Poole mrznje
prema MENU, ucestvovali u zaveri da bi Sc
produzilo ~njegovo utamnicenje, oslobodjeni
Mooney je trazio "ujedinjene rada'' - pod
stitom fekerdoma. Ia jedan kratak cas- on be-
Sc cascen cd trane stalinista koji ga "a sobom
povezase. Hiljade SUI dolazile da vide i cuju
centralnu figuru cause celebre ovog stoleca.
sto su one videle to bese covek opijen ga
paznJama koje je obilno dobivao. sto su one
eule to behu proste generalizacije stalinistic-
Ike boje.
Cas- trijumfa probe Tom Mooney bro
ode Il zaborav. Nakon izmirenja Stalin-Hitlera
koje Sc desi u avgustu, 1889, i sledstveno Cd
vratno %osecanje protiv krivudastih burlesk bolj-
sevlka, on je prestao sa zagovaranjem klasne
~saradnje i povukao Sc u zaborav koji bese "a
MEGA rezervisan. Tamo on ostade dok jos jed
ma povratna izmena "partijske l~inije" nije mu
dozvolila da uziva treptajuci casak s%vetlosti.
Smrtni bolovi, koje je on dobio lezeci dvadeset
trl podlne u zatvoru, svakako, zavrsise ME
govu karijeru sociialnog patricia.
Mi smo pruzili nasu cestitku Tom Mooney-u
kada je on dobio svoje pomilovanje. Ali Il
isto vreme mi smo ga napali zbog n~jegovog an
ti-socijalistickog i anti-radnickog DRAMA ko-
ia on poce preuzimati. Kada je on ~nastojao da
Sc drzi jedne uloge stalinistickog "stooge"-a,
mi smo tugovali "a jednim koji je mogao mno-
go pomoti da prikupi radnike "a njihovo oslo
bodjenje. Nakon tri godine nije nista ostalo Ia
zalenje, vec same zrtva bolova i tastine "a sa-
z~aljenje.
|, WEEKLY PEOPLE.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-26
JEDNA POUKA IL ID PA
RISKE KOMUNE.

Rano IL iutro IS. marta, dan kojeg slavi
klasnosveni proletarijat celog sveta koji ce
u istoriji covecanstva uvek drzati najsjajnije
mesto, parish radnici z~apocese tosvajanjem
vlasti cd p~orazene pariske burzoazije. l paris
XII radnici drzase svoju vlast skoro puma tri
meseca. Sjajan znacaj owe velike drame jeste
tai sto je pariski proletarijat pc prvi put u
istoriji pokazao celom svetu da radnicka klasa
moze uzeti drzati vlast zemlje Il korist pro-
gfesa + civilizacije.n
Pre- no sto Sd -pariski radnici oborili pa
risku burzoaziju, Francuska Sc nalazila u ratu
protive Prusije. Porazena francuska burzoazi-
ia potpisa mir sa pobedonosnom Prusijom, ali
Pariz ostade naoruzan. I pariska revolucija
Is. marta zapoce nakon so je pariska burzoa-
zija pokusala razoruzati pariski proletarijat.
Prussia i Francuska do tada vodise Obj
liam kapitalisticki rat kao sto ga danas vode
dive imperijalisticke strane svetskog kapitaliz-
ma. Ali kada radnici Pariza podigose svoju
Parisku Komunu, tada videsmo da Sc predjas-
Mi neprijatelji prijatelje protiv zajedniekog re-
volucionarnog neprijatelja.
Sa potpisanim mirom, odnosno sa kapitu-
.lacijom Francuske, Tier je imao odresene ru-
Ike da prikupi onoliko vojnika koje nije mogla
zarobiti pobedonosna Prussia, i da in upotre-
bi protiv Komunardovaca. Ali neopisivo heroj-
stvo pariskih radnika koji pc prvi put osetise
svez zrak move slobode, bese presilno "a uspe-
san prodir Tjerovih VOL
nika. Pre- no sto je ozbil jno pretio poraz Paris
koj Komuni, trebalo Sc nesto drugo desiti. l
desi Sc ono so bi trebao svaki radnik ma umu
drzati. Prussia je do tada skoro zarobila svu
francusku vojsku. 1 Engels veil: "Ovi isti lju-
di Tier i Ko.] prosjacili SUI kod pruske Wade
"a bro ~pustanje IL ropstva francuskih vojni-
ka, zarobljeni ma Sedanu i Mecu, da bi mogli
pomocu Nth p~ovratiti Pariz. Postepeni dolazak
ovih trupa dao je versaljcima pocetkom maja,
odsudnu nadmoc."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-26
ZASTO Sc NE BUM POTLACE-
NO ROBBIE i KOR1ST
~"DEMOKRATIJA."

Svi misleci ljudi znaju da je nacizam odu-
ran, gnusan, varvarski - jednom recJu ne
podnosljiv. On prodire u tudje zemlje sa pakle-
nom ratnom masinom, osvaja in IL Nth no
81 sve sto moze izvuci ma veliku stetu domaceg
stanovnistva radnog naroda. Tamo postav-
Liza svoje dzandare, domaee rQuislinge" iii
svoje ~gangster, da Dire domaci red" lie axe
Narcotic ra1no stanovnistvo pod cizmom ma
cRma patti do .sada neGuyene nuke.
"Demokratski" p~oliticari Velike BritaniJe
takodjer su bill svesni toy uzasnog stanja po-
tlacenog nacistickog roblja, i, u nadi da &c mo-
ii ~predobiti to potlaceno robbie u korist de
mokratija,' oni SUI vec cd ~poduzeg vremena pod
uzeli kampanju propaganda. Preko radiJa kras-
kog talasa (short wave) brodkestovall su va
irene anti-nacisticke govore; otvarali SUI pro-
gram ga Betovenovom Petom Simfonijom i US
yojili su simbol "V" "a victory (pobedu). Ia
neko vreme cusmo kako Sc tai simbol p%ojavlju-
je ma raznim mestima potlacenih %gradova; ali
i to izlapi. Tako je ottawa "demokratska" pro-
papanda otisla utaman. Jer nema nj traga nj
glasa cd pobune potlacenog nacistickog roblJa
II korist "demokratija." zaista pitanje Sc pos
taylia: zasto Sc to robbie ne buni u korist de
mokratija"?
Pre- no sto Sc moze dati razuman odgovor
ma postavljeno pitanje trebamo ispitati kako
lie to potlaeeno robbie zivelo pred nacistickom
navalom u sada propalim "demokratijama"?
swim potlacenim zemljama, bee sustastvene raz-
like vladase kapitalisticka %svojina. Bogatstvo
tin kapitalistickih zemalja bese koncentrisano
II nekoliko ruku stanovnistva kapitalisticke
klase. Ostalo stanovnistvo zivelo je cd milosti
i nemilosti plutokratije. Radnici, pod tim de
mokratijama", uvek SUI Sc morali boriti da IN
plutokratija sve wise ne izrabljuje i obesprav-
liuie U tot klasnoj borbi radnici su eesto puta
moral; nribeeavati strajkovima, koje je cesto
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varta sto a Bridget ostavi otvorena. Gotovo odmah "a
tim Sc : ma ceta patrolnih strelaca, pod komandom jed
nog narednika vodjena jednim covekom Il crnom fraku
sa prebacenom kukuljicom preko glave, zaustavi svr-
sta u red pred kucom Kristijana. Franc-Taupin in srete
nedaleko cd Mosta Razmene. Nekoliko reel, izmenjenih
medju vojnicima, obavesti ga "a kakvim poslom idu. W.
nemiren onim sto Gu, on Sc povuee natrag podje "a
NINA ma izvesnom rastojanju. Narednik stupi unutra u
vrlom casu kad Herve izbaci poslednju pretnju svojoj
majci.
- Da Ii ovde stanuje Kristijan Lebrenn? - upita
voinik Odgovarajte bro.
Gotova da padne smucena, Bridget isprva ne bese u
stanju da nj rec izusti. Hena prikupi snage da ustane
sa poda gde je Herve bese bacio pritrci Bridget, kojoj
Sc baci u ~narucje. Herve spusti kod svojih nogu gvoz-
demo orudje kojim Sc bese naoruzao osta nepomican,
divljacka izgleda, prekrstenih ruku ma grudima. covek
Gle lice bi sakriveno kukuljicom crnog mu fraka, - tai
coyek bese Jovan Lefevre, ucenik Ignjatija Lojole sa-
nu nekoliko reel ma uho n%aredniku. Poslednji opet oslovi
Bridget, sad jos ~konacnija tona:
Da Ii je ovo stan Kristijana Lebrenna, slovosla-
CARA pc zanatu?
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-26
TOM MOONEY.

Slucaj Tom Mooney-a Sc svrsio sa njego-
vom smrcu.
Tako vele uvodnicki pisci kapitalistickog
sistema.
Oni su pogresni. Slucaj Tom Mooney-a Sc
svrsio nazad tri godine kada je puscen IL
z a v O a, St. Quentin. To bese tada
kada je nestao Tom Mooney kao simbol rad
nickog ropstva. zalosno stvorenje koje je no.
silo to ime "a poslednje tri godine, deleci svoje
vreme sa bolovima u krevetu predavanjima
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Da, odgovori Bridget i, jake uznemirena pose
tom vojnika, dometnu: Moi muz nije kod kuce. On
Sc nece vratiti do kasno.
- vi ste supruga Kristijana Lebrenna nastavi
narednik, pa pokazujuci ma Henu onda ma Herve-a: -
Nisu Ii ia mlada devojka tai mlad covek vasa deca?
Pc ~naredjenju Jovana Norma, kriminalnog poruenika,
ovlas6en sam da uhapsim Kristijana Lebrenna, stampara,
njegovu suprugu, njegovog sina niegovu kcer kao optu-
zene "a jeres da in odvedem ma jedno sigurno mesto.
Moi muz nije kod kuce! uzvikne Bridget, CHA
prva misao bese sigurnost Kristijana, brenda sauna
hi zapanjena strahom cd ~preteceg ~hapsenja. U tai nah
Franc-Taupn, stojeci nekoliko stopa liza strelaca, visi
celom glavom cd oruzane eete pred MIN, uhvati Bridge
tine poglede. Jednim znakom je opomene da euti. Onda
savije dugo mu telo ma dvoje isceze.
- Hocete Ii da mas uverite e VAN muz nije kod ku-
ce? nastavi narednik. %Izvrsicemo premetacinu mad
kucom. - Onda Sc ~obracajuci svojim ljudima: Svezi-
tie ruke toga mladog coveka, mlade devojke zene, pa pa
ute ma zarobljenike.
Nastavite seq
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Dxepna BiblDa.
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KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Ga orieinalnog francuskog ma engleski: Daniel De Leon
Sa eneleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
sesnaesta kniira romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne naroda"
Il; astoria jedne proleterske porod:ce kroz vekove.
Pri1a 0 sesnaestom Stolecu. U dive knjige. knJiga l.
Namerno da svoj zloGin izvrsi u mraku, cudovlste
srusi dole lampu svojom pesnicom, baci Sc ma Henu
obuhvati je svojim rukama. Devojka iskllznu IL nJego-
viii ruku, docepa Sc skalina so vodJahu ma donJl sprat
portca dole. Herve pojuri "a njom uhvati je ma pos
ledniim stepenicama. Smeteno dete vikase "a pomoe. Dr.
zeci lie jednom rukom, Herve pokusa da joj zapusi usta
drueom, da joj viku ne bi Gull susedi. Odjednom Sc ulic-
ma vrata otvore, poplavljujuci sobu mesecinom polka
zujuci Bridget ma pragu. Kao gromom udarena, matt ma
ere svoju kcerku gde Sc bori u rukama brata joj jed
mako, i ako ~prigusena glasa, vice: "Pomoc! Pomoc!' Nj
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kogovic, razjaren opasnostu da mu zrtva umakne po-
mamlien yrtoglavicom zlocina, isprva ne prepozna
Bridget. On vinu Henu sebi liza ledja i, zgrabivsi sa og-
niista iedan teski gvozdeni zarac, spremase Sc da ga
iskoristi ko slap, ne prezajuei cak nj cd umorstva da
bi Sc %oslobodio dosadnog svedoka. Wee opasno oruzje bi
podignuto kad, uz pomoc meseceve svetlosti, rodoskrvno
deriste raspozna crte svoje matere.
= Spasavaj Sc, mako; povika Hena izmedju je-
Gaia: on je ~poludeo; ubicete. Same me tvoja blago-
vremena pomoc spase cd njegovog nasilovanja.
Besramno deriste! uzviknu matt. Sa tom
svrhom, dakle, ii meme udalji cd kuce. Bog htede da ma
polovini puta sretoh njenog devera....
Odlazi! = zagrmi Herve, zrtva beskontrolnog
bunila: pa podizuci gvozdeni zarac, koji bese spustio
dole pod prvim iznenadjenjem ma prior matere mu, "a
gega Sc prema Bridget, deruci Sc: - Odlazi!
Materoubica! Ear Sc %usudjujes da podizes to gvoz-
denu sipku protiv meme -. tvoje matere?
Svi su moi gresi unapred %oprosteni! Rodoskr-
navlje 49,. ocoumorstvo -. sve je %oprosteno! Odlazi
iii Gu da tie ubijem!
Jedva te strasne reel behu izgovorene, kad zvuk
mnogobrojnih bro primieucih nogu probi u sobu kroz
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-05-29
HYDRTCH, HIGH NAZI,
 SERIOUSLY WOUNDED

LOND0N-Reinhard Hydrieh. act ing Reichs protector of Bohemia and Moravia and Gestapo purge master for Nazt conquered territ- ories, has been wounded in an as- sassination attempt in Prague and the threat of swift and terrible re- prisal executions hung heavy over old Czechoslovalla. One Berlin broadcast said the wound was not expected to prove fatal but gave no other intimation of the seriousness of his condition. Whoever fired the shot apparently escaped The at tack, according to the Berlin radio, occurred at 1 D. m. Wednesday on the Prague-Berlin highway within the limits of greater Prague
 Martial law has been ordered inn mediataly closing all public places of entertainment, stopping trans port and confining civilians to their homes between Nine D. m. and Six a. m. Czech circles in London ex- press belief that the shooting would result in mass executions of inno- cent people on a scale unprecedent- ed.
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Young Peoples
 Conference At
 Institute June 2-7

Southeast Alaska Presbyterian Young Peoples Summer Conference has been transferred from Sitka, where it was scheduled for 1942, to Wrangell Institute where it will be held from June to T, it is an- nounced by the Rev N. Harry Champlin. The conference is open to any boy or girl IA years old and up. Conference credit can be given only to those having finished their freshman year in high or are Is years old, MT. Champlin explained.
 Notification should be made to MT. Champlin at once at Box 439, Wrangell, so that transportation can be arranged. All delegates north of Wrangell will be transported on the "St Nicholas" with George Betts as Captain. The boat will start from Angoon. Delegates from south of Wrangell will be transport ed on the "Beilby" with Vern Swanson as Captain. The boat will start from Wrangell. Cost of the conference for each delegate is $8, S4 for those from Wrangell and no charge for Institute delegates. Reg istration fee is $2 and this fee should be paid before the confer ence, MT. Champlin said.
 Delegates would take clothing suitable for classes, recreation and rainy weather; soap, toothbrush, towel, washcloth, comb. blankets bible, notebook and pencil.
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ALCOHOL TO GO INTO
 MAKING SYNTHETIC RUBBER

WASHTNGTON-The War Pro- auctions Board has decided definite ly to allocate 200 million gallons of alcohol derived from grain in 1942 to the production of butadine for synthetic rubber, a WIPE spokesman said this week. The program for conversion of beverage distillers. calls for the stoppage of 90 per cent of the nations output of beverage, whiskey and other hard liquors by the end of this year, the spokesman said. Several years supply of whis- key is on hand.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-05-29
Invasion Of
 Continent Appears Near

LOND0N-Two of the chiefs of the U. s. Army's three commands conferred with their British count erparts this week and informed ob- servers believed that plans for an invasion of the Continent as well as a vast air assault on Germany were being advanced. The arrival of Lieut. Gen. B. B. Somervill. Com manding General of the U. s. Army Service of Supply virtually eomplet- ed a war council which these ob- servers declared is the prelude to vast increase of American ground forces to give the Allies immediate overwhelming local superiority in men and equipment for an invasion of the Continent It was understood that the conference may also be concerned with such worldwide CO., ordinating of efforts as a joint smash at the Japanese from India and blocking of an Axis offensive in Africa
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MEMORIAL DAY, l942

This year as perhaps not before in quarter of a century does Mem orial Day mean so much to the na- ton. While there is and has been no failure of homage to those who have died in our previous wars---- the boys of 1776, of 1872, of '61, of '98 and of 1917----the crushing feel of actual war upon Us, the boys who yesterday were with us, today marching off, some never to return. brings sharp memory to Americans; swells their hearts in anger at the causes, shrouds their spirits with sadness, tempers their minds with tribute to those grand heroes who through 150 years have merched and fallen that America might live. This year in Wrangell and in the communities of the nation we gath CT to pay tribute to them and their lasting deeds, even as other of our boys are fighting and falling in the south Pacific, in the Burma jungle, in the China mountain passes, and holding steadfast on dozen fronts.
 Our memories freshened with Pearl Harbor, with Bataan, with Java and the Coral Sea, Memorial Day takes on new significance. WeI add new graves to mark for theI cause of justice.
 But in our sadness We sird our loins. 1t is what those men to whom we pay honor tomorrow would want us to do. We are building planes in quantities never before anticipated; we are turning out great fleets of ships; the caissOns roll again from the assembly lines; the torpedoes, the bombs and the other munitions of war are flowing from the indus trial plants in streams which will crush to earth the enemy. America is digging into it's pocket for cash so there can be no letup, only greater and greater volume until victory is complete.
 AS they pay tribute this Memor- ial Day of 1942, Americans are pledging themselves anew to patri- otic service; in the field our men are grasping with fearless hands the flag so nobly borne before, and, like those others, planting 1t al- ways on the battlements of right eousness. But our pledge is not com plete until we carry on with more and greater effort. Whatever the cost, whatever the sacrifice may be our battle cry must be more and more effort until victory is won.
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 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PRO
 pERTY.
 IN THE MATTER OF THE Es-
 TATE OF PETER 0. INVERSION
 DECEASED.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court for WrangeI Pre- einet. Territory of Alaska. First DI- vision made on the 10th day of May. 1912 in the above entitled matter. the undersigned Administrator of the estate of said decedent Peter O. Iverson, will sell at public sale and to the highest bidder, for. cash on the 9th day of June, 1942 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon al.
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LEW M. WILLIAMS Editor 6 Prop
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ITALY. FRANCE HAVE 2
FRESH TROUBLES

BERNE-A parade of French Fascists at Beziers. in unoccupied France, was broken up by Allied sympathizers in a street battle which involved about 1900 persons, it was reported, as political discus siOns at Vichy centered on possible adjustment of Italy's territorial de- mands for Nice, Corsica and Tun- isia.
 The paraders were carrying anti British and anti-Churchill plaeards when jeers from people on the side walks started the fighting. Police broke it up. Reports from Vichy shed little new light on the pro gress toward a settlement with Italy. Previous reports said Pierre Laval was tentatively considering sessions in Tunisia in an effort to satisfy broader Italian claims for Nice and Corsica.
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INVEST IN VICTORYl

Our boys take the War to the enemy if back them up with ships and tanks and gns But that takes moneyi
 Help your Government to put the tools of war into the hands of soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and Stamps. And remember just one Bond can't lick the Axis any than just gun! It takes millions of Americans buying War Savings Bonds and Stamps every pay day!
 Bonds cost $18.75 and up and they pay you back onethrd only 10 years Stamps cost 10g 25e and up total the price of Bond bought regularly
 Help boys the fighting fronts wherever they may bel Buy War Savings Bonds investment for yougsof and your country
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WRANGELL SENTINEL

OLDEST CONTINUOUSLY PRINTED NEWSPAPER IN THE TERRITORY
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the office Of che city hall the follow ing described real property, to wit: An undivided one=fourth interest in the following lots
 Lot 3o in Block To
 Lots 10 and Is in Block I2 and Lot 1 in Block I8 Dated this 18th day Of May. I942.
 b. B. Chisholm. Administrator of the estate of Peter o. Iver-
 son. deceased
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WOMEN RUSH TO JOIN
 ARMY AUXILIARY CORPS

WASHINGTON-Women enrolled this week at regular Army recruit ing offices for the first time in his- tory seeking selection to be among the first candidates in the Womsn's Army Auxiliary Corps.
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warship, answering the call for help on May IS of the Brazilian freighter, gommandante Lyra. chased the submarine attaeker and was believed to have sunk it. This was the third enemy submarine rez ported sunk in waters off Brazil in nine days.
 American bombers sank one Uz boat near Fernando Norouha. about i25 miles off BraziI's northeast coast last Friday, the pilots said. and another was reported sent 10 the bottom Tuesday off Reeife. The Brazilian press continued to attack Germany for the assaults on Brazil an ships
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split the party on the Governor is- sue in the Territory and now they got it."
 War being what it is, and as time heals primary sores, the at mosphere probably will clear with out unusual political upheaval.
 Il. W,
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THllROUGlH TH1Es POLITICAL.
 PERI9GOPE
. 6 . g

Price ceiling regulations which went into effect in the nation May IS, earmarking goods at the highest level of March are, like everything else, slow reaching Alaska. Mer- chants in the Territory haven't been advised to any extent of the regula- tions and probably won't be until the office of the Administrator in Juneau gets into operation. Mrs. Mildred Hermann, the Administra- tor, has just been appointed and it takes time to organize such an ex- tensiVe undertaking. Like Selective Service, Bond Sales, rationing and so on, Alaska eventually will be i'll line with the rest of the nation.
 They already have made a check up of all stores in the States to be sure prices are no higher than the highest in March. Retailers have been advised to assemble and pre- serve all records regarding all prices charged for goods in March and pre- pare statements of highest March price for each item sold This job is to be completed by July 1. The price bible" entitled What Every Retailer Should Know About the General Maximum Price Regula tion" is now being distributed and eventually will reach Alaska.