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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04
Is9ks

DETROIT. March I - tAP) - ~. =.
Dept. Agri.) - u. $. graded Michigan
eggs in case lots FOB. Detroit:
Whites-ENtras grade A. large 10
~; medium 35i2-3S; standards tgrade
b large $3.50; medium 1881; trades
tgrade c. large 81.
Browns-Extas grade AZ large $3.50;
edium 1851; medium 1851: standards
grade b large 81: medium 1886
trades tgrade c. large 80.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04
County Youth
Navy(asuaIty
Named Among
Six Missing

WASHINGTON, March 4 -
Up Six Michigan men were
listed as missing today in Ma
Wy casualty report.
The six:
Ralph p. Alderman, Marine
father, Paul Alderman, 5779
Chatsworth avenue, Detroit.
Emmitt Edward Bishop, Jr.;
father, Emmtt Edward Bishop
Sr., 8170 Rangoon, Detroit.
MICHAEL KARAZIA; FAITH.
Err, EMILIAN KARAZIA, 2160
WILLIAMS, MT. CLEMENS.
Stephen Kubik; mother, Mrs
Suana Kubik, Inlay City.
Robert Ernest Watson. guard
ians, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Watson
McBain.
Bernard Wawrzyniak; mother
Mrs. Josephine Wawrzyniak
1888 Warsaw, Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04
Deputies Seek VondoIs
Who Damaged HoII

Deputy Sheriff Richard De-
Ketelaere today hunted the van
dals who yesterday broke win
dows in the Carpathia Hall or
16-Mile road, between Mound
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04
Russia
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
be general Strengthening OF
the whole front from the Baltic
Sea to the Black Sea.
The capture of Rzhev, 1870
miles west of Moscow, ended an
other ever-present menace to
Moscow and the communications
between central and northern
Russia.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04

For 10 years, the annual In
crease in Russia's population has
been 100000. Total popula-
ton is now estimated at 170,-
100000,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04

and Ryan.
DeKetelaere said Jacob Noll,
president of the Polish society
that owns the hall, reported the
vandalism.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04

Greatest of all solvents is wa
ter, it being better than any
known acid.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04

from Rabaul, New Britain, and
originally consisted of IA ships
Eight more vessels joined il yes
terday shortly before the final,
allied attack.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Sept. 3 P eWFA).-salable
under $50 pounds steady to weak; heavier
lower; sood and md choice lso,25o pqnnds
top, l525; 25o-3o9 pounds, IA 5000;
NUMBERS; nun l4ool5o no pounds l4o9-l5; 90;
13.6o-l4,,l Is; choice young light weight
sows as high as l4.35.
salable cattle, 1,o00; salable calves, 500;
few loads good to choice steers fully
steady on shipper account at l475-15.75;
local demand very narrow: bulk steer
crop holdovers from early in the week
lower bid suggesting another carryover;
sprinkling grassy and short fed heifers
barely steady; recent sharp decline in cows
has stimulated a broader demand at weak
so to 90 downturn; Gamers 6.5O-7 90:
cutter 7.25-S.25: very light thin Gamers
as low as 500 most medium to good beef
cows, 10. 5o-l3.00: strictly good kind.
1850 and better: peddling weak market
on bulls with light offerings 9.OO-1O 90:
and practical outside heavy sausage offers,
1900; Vealers steady at 5 00-1 500; week
supply of stock cattle fairly well cleaned
UP at steady prices.
spring lambs slow, few early sales and
most bids % lower than most sales Thurs
Gay: medium to good native packers, 1875
down; bulk unsold; asking steady or up to
II. .o0; good to choice fed California
clipped lambs held at 1925; few good to
choice native slaughter ewes about steady
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Retail Trade Rises
3 10 Il Per Cent
Above Year Ago
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Sept. 3.--Retail
trade increased moderately this
week, with sales estimated at 8 to
IL per cent higher than in the like
period last year, Dun a. Bradstreet,
Inc, reported today.
Usually an upswing in consumer
buying appears at this time" the
business research firm said. Less
promotional activity, the relative
absence of clearances and the earlier
availability of goods accounted for
the less significant gain this year"
Purchasing now apparently is done
with greater deliberation and with
an eye for quality and durability
suggesting the first wish to acquire
long-sought-after goods has ended,
the organization said.
school and college FASH
ions were in demand in apparel lines.
while suits and jumper dresses
moved in large volume. Wool dresses
received greater attention. and
while coat sales have been high they
have not been up to some retailers
hopes.
Housefurnishings sold well. and
consumer demand for furniture re-
pairs and reupholstering continued
unabated. Luggage sales were large
while grocery volume was down,
with supply Of some food items short
Regional percentages over 1942
were: New England, 6 to 8; East
to 6; Middle West, 6 to 8; North
west, 10 to IA: South, II to IS;
Southwest, IS to %; Pacific Coast
Is to 10.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Stock Market Quiet
And Lower Despite
Invasion News
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Wall Street
liked the Italian invasion news to-
day, but few bought stocks, bonds or
commodities on the cheering war
development.
In other words, while the London
market enjoyed comfortable up
turn In the wake of the big thrust
at Axis Europe. trends in virtually
all domestic financial exchanges
were moderately lower without re-
sulting in serious selling.
Stocks generally slipped at The
start but dealings dWindled to negli-
gible proportions. Declines of frac-
tions were widespread near the close
although scattered firm spots were
in evidence. Transfers were around
100000 shares.
Reasons for persistent apathy were
plentiful. Many customers held
buying orders in allegiance to await
further important international
events which might transpire dur
ing the approaching Labor Day holi-
day. Others trimmed accounts be-
cause of tax worries and imminence
OF the record Government bond
drive which, it was suggested, could
defect considerable cash from cor
porate securities.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
| Pacific Phone
| Declares S1.75
| Dividend
By the Associated Press,


NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Co. today
declared dividend of sl.75 a COM
mon share for the third quarter. an
increase from the ST. paid for the
second quarter and compared with
sl-25 paid in the first quarter. Pay
ment will be September 30 to stock
holders of record September Is.
The increase will raise the COM
pany's quarterly payment to its
parent, American Telephone g. Tele-
graph, more than half a million
dollars from the second-uuarter
payment. or to s3,848,l54. Financial
records show A. r. 8s T. owns 2,198,-
945 common shares, or nearly 90 per
cent of outstanding shares.
For the first nine months. how
ever, the total disbursement of $3.50
compares with $4.75 In the COM
parable 1912 period.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Business Briefs

PNOncy HI SiTCuAatlOn on sep
tember l totaled $18,571 ,000, 600, a
gain Of 1858 100000 from a week
earlier and s5.321 ,000, 900 above a
year ago, the Federal Reserve Board
reported In its weekly summary of
member banks condition. Member
reserve balances amounted to $12,-
915 200 900, a gain of $213, 3,00O, 600 in
the week and $497 200, 900 above a
year ago. Excess reserves increased
SAC, 600 900 in the week and stood at
$1,150, 100000 at the start of the
month.
Higher Wholesale Prices in the
last week were reflected by the
Bureau of Labor Statistics index,
which rose .1% to 102.9% of the
1925 average, or 80 above a year
ago, 1870 above 1887 levels and
$50 above the average for Au-
gust, 1929.
Cash Dividend Payments in August
totaled $141 ,000, 900, or 2,000, 900 be-
low a year ago, the Commerce De-
partment announced Payments in
the first eight months of this year
totaled $2,052, 900 900, a drop of Ia
from s2,08l 900 600 In the same 1912
period.
United States Exports in the first
seven months of 1943 were more
than s500,000, 900 above total annual
shipments in either of the First
World War years of 1917 and 1918.
the Census Bureau reported. July
shipments of $l.25l 600 900 were rs %
above June and 92To above a year
ago. For seven months they totaled
1878 900, 900. The figures included
lease-lend goods, but not shipments
to the armed forces.
A Motorists Dream for Postwar
Driving Is pictured by w. M. Carney
chief chemist of Lion Oil Refining
Co, who says petroleum engineers
visualize so to 10 miles to the gallon
OF gasoline, sealed cooling systems
with petroleum product liquids in
both cars and planes, 0O,O0o- mile
tires. and 20,000-mile lubricating oil.
Brokers Loans on securities held
by member banks in New York City
totaled 1888, 100000 September 1. a
gain of $4,000 900 from a week ear
her, the Federal Reserve Board re-
vealed. A year ago loans totaled
$377 ZOO, 900.
Richfield Oil Corp. earned s1.515,-
255 or 38 cents a share in six months
ended June 80, compared with
$1,118,478 or % cents a share in the
same 1912 period.
Neisner Brothers, Inc- earned
$263,082 or s1.02 a share in six
months ended June 80, compared
with s207,078 or "a cents a share a
year ago.
Interstate Department Stores
earned $399,170 in six months ended
July 81, after all charges, compared
with $3l7 o65 year ago.
Poor G. Co. earned $780, 900 or
$l.88 share on class A stock in six
months ended June 30, compared
with 1896 900 or $2.48 a class A share
in the same 1912 period.
Standard Gas e. Electric Co.
earned $6,050,327 in IL months
ended June 80. compared with s4,-
2l4,297 in the preceding year.
American Power & Light Co.
earned $l5,310,49 or 1854 a share
on the combined IS and s6 preferred
stocks in II months ended June 30,
compared with $7,014,624 of 1896 a
combined preferred share in the
preceding period.
Niagara Share Corp. of Maryland
reported net assets of $1083 a share
on class B common on June 30.
compared with 1895 a share on
March 81 and s6.19 a share a year
ago
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration.
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS--Market firm Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
9. grade A. large, 5O-51: average, 81:
.. s Grade A, medium, ~; U. S. grade
3, large. 44-45; average. 45. Browns. o.
q, s. Grade A, Medium. 46-F: average,
20; Q. s. Grade 3, large, A; q. S. grade
medium, A.: U. 8; grade C, Al. Cur
REM receipts, nearby ungraded eggs.
whites, IA mixed colors, 4l1a. Re-
ceipts Goysrnment graded eggs. 81 cases.
and fryers, 2Sh; fowl, 26a; roosters, 90
Evening star., 1943-09-03
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Sept 3 (4,.-Cotton prices
declined sharply today on commission
house LIQUIDATION and hedge selling against
the new crop, influenced by the favorable
war DEVELOPMENTS in Europe
Scale down trade price fixing furnished
the principal support. A good part of the
selling came from outside interests who
had been buyers during the recent ex-
Late afternoon prices were 40 to rs
cents bale lower. October, 2O1S; De-
cember, 2006; March, 1897
Futures closed told contracts) 55 to so
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Conodiun Index Climbs

OTTAWA. Sept. 3 canadian
Press The volume of Canadian
business recorded an "appreciable
gain" in July in comparison with
the preceding month, the Dominion
Bureau of Statistics said today, re-
porting that its business index rose
from 1924 to 1868.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
D. {. Express Volume
AT New High Mark
In Last Month
Bv HAROLD B. ROGERS,

Another indication Of war Stim-
ulated activity in the National Cap
ital was report today from the
Railway Express Agency that a new
all-time August high was set by
shipments here during the last
month.
Scoring gain of 124 per cent
August express shipments totaled
2l2,932, against 189,5o5 a year ago,
for an increase of 23,427, or 12.4 per
cent.
This was in line with steady in
crease in shipments every month of
the year so far, as follows:
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Approxtmate Sai,s Today

tUnit OF trading 10 shares; sales printed
IN ful In ban kruptcy or receiverShip or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act
Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
or securities assumed by such companies
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration IN
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
deqdS are not included EX dividend
xr Ex rights Also extra extras Cash
or stock. Paid last year Payable In
stock. Declared or paid so far this wear
h Payable in Canadian funds K AccIlmu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Sept 3 lPi.-Althoueh wheat
manased to hold relatively firm, oats anG
rye were under pressure today and lost
MAJOR MAJOR fr=actionS = LIQUIDATION developed
more than a cent before ralIying, and then
spread TO other contracts
Cash handlers said oats had lost con-
Sloersbie OF the premium a which they
mac been selling over the September con-
tract. Medium and ordinary grades have
declined most. The demand was said tc
be less aggressive and some traders fell
prices were comps rstively high. particu-
iarly II other feed grains could be OBJ
tanned
At the close wheat was 4 lower 10 =,
higher, September Adj .45i4. December
1.F-l.41ls. oats were down t.-1s Sep.
tember 3. AND rye was of ls-la. septem
Evening star., 1943-09-03
For. Bonds

New Idea go 1874 2uSs l2s"i mat asa
Rates of DIVIDENDS IN the foregolng table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or seni-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted. special or extra div
idends are not included Also extra or
extras, Cash OF stock e Paid last year.
I Payable in stock Declared or paid so
far this year Payable In Canadian funds.
K Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. WV With warrants Nv without
warrants.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3 1Pn.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
stock Exchange for September 2. 2,s63
purchases involving 5S,640 shares; 2.2aS
short sales involving SIS shares
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The star

DI5E7I1tN 10
BALTIMORE Sept. s.
Sales. STOCKS High, Low. Close
Baltimore Transit | 80 so so
~ BALTIC Transit pfd So 81 81,
) Cons PW 4l2"o of III 1l7 ny
Fidelity &, Deposit 1873 las I3S
80 New Amster Cas- 26ss 26ss n6S.
BONDS.
$500 Bait Trns db Is A 5tI, 51I2 5Il,
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Curb Bonds

wv DC
3 Am G&E 234 so lo4lh
{ Am P&L6s20I6 1o5%
. Am W Pap 6s6l 81
ARK P&L 5s 56 lo7ss
asso Ell 41as 63 TN
. Asso G&E 5s so 21A
IAsso G&E 5s So 21h
; AS G&E 41as 40 ana
I A T&T5 las55A- 81
I Bost E 2As70A lo3M
1 Can N P IS SO 96l4
. CenP &L33 334s69A1oSih
tC r 5s 27 cod 55lA
{ c st Ell 6las 54- 36M
1 Cit Svc bs 30 96A
4 CSP&L 5 1as49-. 99N
/ CSP&L 8 517s52- 80
4 C G B 234s 76-- 1o3N
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Cdhy 3&s 55 lo2A
3 Cub Tob 5s A. 66h
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Z ElecP&L5s2030 1o1h
. Fla Pw cp As 66 loAh
4 Cat P 3s4s go 90
b Glen AC As So o9M
GNPw 5s so st 1ooM
Hy Ed 6s 49 B - 96A
3 IdahPw 334s67- 1o6
3 Ill P&L 5s56C 1o6A
Ill P&L 5las57- 1o1A
b Ind Ser 5s so e7A
3 Ind Svc 5s63A 81
IntPwS7s57Exc 27A
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1 InterstP Pw5s57- 85
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. La P&L 5s 81 lo6iA
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4 NE G&E 5s SO. 66N
NE G&E 5s 4S-. 68h
Z NE G&E 5s AZ. o6iA
. NE Pw 5 1as 81 9oA
4 NE Pw 5s 4S 94h
. Ohio P 314s 6S- 100
PCL&P4 n s77- lo6
P S Col As 40 - 1o5h
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P S N jos ct l54
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SafHW 41as79 111h
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, Tex FL 5s 90 1864
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Evening star., 1943-09-03
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY
STOCKS

MISCELLANEOUS,
Ter 4 w Cp 1st 4ks 194s lo3h
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Washington Exchange
AFTER CALL

AFTER CALL.
washington Gas S5. 90 pfd.-Sn at 100
Wsshinston Gas $3.50 pfd.-20 at lo7
Notice-This exchange will be closed
Monday next. Labor Day"
Evening star., 1943-09-03
N. Y. Curb Market


!, NY P&L pf 8 1oo3k
J N Y Ship 1.50s- l6iA
! Mag Hud Pw 2sA
! Mag H Pw / of 7e
N Hud Pwr 2dpt -
J Niles-B-P 1.50g Ioia
! N A L&P Of - 81
Nor st Pwr A. ga
elOgden .75g 4
slOhio B B .05g 40
stOhio Ed pf g. lo3ih
no P s pf A - 11SlA
: Overseas .30g 6
Pac G 6pf 100 IS
: Pantepec ia
: Park R&R .75g- l71t
pennroad .25e AMs
: Penn P&Lpf 7 lo3hs
s Penn W&Pw 4 ST
q Pepperell 10 las
. Phila Co .45g sH
Phillips Pkg.25s 7
: Phoenix Secur-- 25M
: Pioneer Geld an
Pitney-B 40 7
. Pleas v w .20g 5M
Polaris Mining l
potrero Sugar 9M
Powdl 81 A .45s s
: Pw c Cn h .30g IN
? Prosperity B 9
: PSP&L5pf6.25k lls
PSP&L So Of rs
I Quaker Oats A "a
3 Quaker o pf 9 lA9ih
: R-k-O war IN
: Raymond c Ia IL
Raytheon Mfg 12yA
Rep Avia 25g 3M
: Rice S D G .25g 1oA
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: Rich Rad cog 5iA
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2 Royal Ty 2g --. s9IA
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Salt Dome Oil IA
voy OIL -. z
2 Schultz Of 45
: Scovill Mf 1.50g 2eiA
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: Seiberling .50g- en-
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: 81 In pr Of $50 67lA
Shattuck .126R- 3iA
sslSherwin w 3 eoiA
: stSolar Air log 3H
Solar Mfg log ~
. Sou Pen o 80 a.
Sou c Pw pf ok 81
Spencer S .l5g- Al
2 st cas- .25e 5lt
: Std cas- pf 1.6O 1894
2 Std Pw & L Of 81
2 Stand Products 9ih
? Sterchi Br s30g- 5H
= SHINES (H) - /
4 sullivan 1.25g IL
: Sunray Oil log an
3 Tampa FL 1.20g 23H
fechnicolor -- 13N
a Tex P&L pf z 1llN
. Tilo Roof Boz 81
2 Tob Prod Ex AZ
. Trans-Lux ~
Fransw Oil .25g i
. Tung-Sol l. log 81
. Tung-Sl L pf. 80 eH
Un Airc Pr Ia 81
= On Cig-Wh St 1H
9 United Gas ~
Unit 1t g. P pf - 81
2 On Sh M 2.50a- 72L
. US & I 8 pf Ok :. 73h
q q s Foil B BOG ~
Us Radiator 81
q Unit Wall P.10g ~
q Utah-I Sc. .15g - 4
q Ut P&Lpf5. .26k- AoL
. Va Pub Svc pf-- -
a Wntwrth .3T5g- 81
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Evening star., 1943-09-03
New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 3 lP,.-Cotton
futures declined here today under holt
gay long liouidation, hedge selling and
barely steady. 60 q "a cents a hal rer
Evening star., 1943-09-03

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Am Gen of 2 IS
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! Am 1t & T LEO 1o
| Am Maracaibo l
| Am Meter .75g- "a
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| Am Writ Pap )
/ Anchor Pr .15g z
| Appa1EPpf 4.5G i1o
Ark Nat Gas A 4
Aro Equip n .25s o
Att C Fish .25g 6
! Att c L 1.50g b
| Atlas Plyw .90g ~
| Avery pf 80 al
Bah & viii sos AZ
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B au Bru COS 8
Berk & Gay P l
Bliss E w 2 i
Bow Bit 1st 8
Brewster Aero )
Bridg Mach - g
Brill A s
Brill Corp B --. l.
Brill pf 50
Brown Rub j
Buckeye P .60g- 9
hui N e. E P pf IA
Calf El Pw s
Callite T cog a
Carman B .50g- s
Carnation l. Al
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C H GEE Sig 9
| Cessna Air 1g J
| Cherry-Bur.60g IL
Crjlds pf IS
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Cities Serv pf 81
Clev FL Ill 1g--- 81
Colol Depel---- 5
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Com P S 1.60 =. 21
Cons G B $50 81
CG B1 Of B4. 80 l16
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Consol Gs Ut 4
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C G&E pr of Z 80
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-23
20 YEARS AGO f {yfT EMPIRE
JULY %, 1923

JULY 1923
Secretary appoint
approval Harding advisory
policy Congress fisheries
Alaska revealed telegram received The Empire from the
his departure Sitka.
Alaska the preceding day in
Ska exactly weeks from the first stepped the SOIL OF
Both Harding expressed deep feeling of
the bid goodbye to the residents OF the
visiting OF boys under
leadership which due in Juneau
visiting Scouts to be guests on
trip automobiles had been donated
carry party the ride
the Northland organized aboard the
transport half dozen former residents of
the Captain while crossing the
included Scott c. Bone Mrs
skipper of the Henderson, Lieut. j.
Heffernan U. S. N, newspaper correspondents
United Commissioner Felix of Douglas spent day
up the Taku River at acting
hostess for the
about fifty in number
oyed picnic delicious
a
temperature OF 70 and min
of TO-
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Alaska replaced in the manufacturers quota
If Alaska is to be rationed against the former
assurance that such a scheme would be impractical,
then the proper way to set quotas for Alaska after
careful survey of the consumer capacity and de-
mand has been made Local merchants have been
hard put to continue supply the needs of regular
Alaskan residents as we'll those of the many new
war communities and projects that have sprung up
throughout the Territory.
Alaskans are not hoarders. In the early months
of the war when it feared that shipping between
here and the States might be cut off be used
tirey for needs, Alaskans were encouraged to
stock Uphill their cupboards. Some did, but most
didn't On the other hand, some Alaskans living in
out of e-way places must stock up for months with
one trip to town. Rationing would certainly be out
of the question for them.
The question of rationing was, we thought, all
threshed out last year in Washington. Now it seems.
things have been changed with snap of the
fingers.
The new order is a bunder-another one.