The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 26, 1946, Page 8

| ¢ PAGEEIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE——JUNEAU ALASKA < ; FRIDAY, JULY 26, I946w OPAINALASKAIS |MCGOVERNFINDS | Aessm—— LU R | GEORGE BROTHERS ' ORDERS RECEIVED| IN SOUND SHAPE s ‘.t“fffif;" 2 Od Friend of Terrtory Is| Super Market ity 0 WA L s s e e );\;A";:’ldux. r‘;’:;;lfrrcs‘l:l\;“\):‘ STOBE HOUBS 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M- | 30 are again in full force| Foster L. cremy) McGovern,| Phones 92.95—2 Frce Deliveries Daily | P vibcbedi Bodiab sy 1 d e b oo (A 1 )Sepes-tlakel “Alasha’s Finest” FREE - EBHJLEVFRY ect except for certain com- who knows Alaska and is known in| ies specifically exempted un- Alaska about as well as any Seattle| i August 21. On this date meat, man, is now in Juneau on his an- dairy products, grains, cottonseéd, nual visit to Alaska on behalf of | COUPON BOOKS soybeans and their products will re- Seattle’s National Bank of Com- vert to OPA control unless a spe-'merce, of which he is Assistant, jially appointed decontrol board Vice President. ord otherwise before that time.| Mr. McGovern, formerly for sev-| >oultry, eges, pmulrum tobacco eral years, was Chairman of the and their products are permanently Alaska Committee of the Seattle . STORE HOURS ... .tccooocivc il sudbbnisiton s cnimiaion :30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. DELIVERY SCHEDULE: DAILY JUNEAU DELIVERIES 10:30 A. M,, 2:30 P. M,, 4 P. M. exempt unless this Decontrol Board Chamber of Commerce. At that| DOUGLAS DELIVERY CLOSES DAILY AT NOON orders ceilings restored after Aug- time he commenced making a year- ,i ist 2 ly tour of Alaska a must on his| i 5 believe that the Act as pass- schedule. ) i represents a very substantial im- | Already this summer he has stop- | L { provement over the renewal act ve- pod at Fairbanks, gone to Nome toed by President Truman three and returned to Fairbanks, visited weeks ago,” stated Mrs. Mildred R. Anchorage and Palmer, Kodiak and ., OPA's Alaska Director, Cordova. He arrived here yesterday SATURDAY MONDAY | it good an act by plane from Cordova and is stay-| ing here at the Baranof Hotel. He CARD'S BEVERAGES SODA POP . . . RODT BEER .. ORANGE . . CREAM .. STRAWBERRY . . GRAPE . . LEMON . . .. s B e e iy wecek and may make a short trip e p P R OES tmmediately Te- yop (o itk before heading back P E S I G [ 4 crous and positive activity " | 13 \aseo ey 2 Sior2s . . " iy o 144 oot p P, B n was very favorably kR ; NO DEPOSIT ON BOTTLES s il start at once on all - 4 eqceq with business conditions utors based on violations com- gt pairhanks, Anchorage and Cor- : ua’ prior to July 1, and the g The “huge army buflding & 5 e and Rent Divisions will pro- rams at Pairbanks and Anch- !:HILI SAUCE ced with issuance of all pending e are keeping those citles very \ to Seattle with stop-offs at Peters- 3 I PRUNES | Canning Supplies A it mers o, 2 JetE L0 S 21h. cello | DOZEN PINT JARS - .- - SLI9 STOKELY'S dntey procesed, o * " Ve G the (0 um e com EACH package DOZEN JELLYGLASSES - - - 69 | 120z hotile ;}k1“‘}‘.{1:{j}i;,jfiiil?{\k;if‘]‘(él%g?» ‘“2:1‘3;:;“1.':°::.;“:;‘ e EXTRA SPECIAL f@%c WIDE MOUTH LIDS - - 2 dozen 35 2§£ busied sl with clsring ehing center, Wi one id Sor- b REGULARMOUTHLIDS - 2dozen 25c P Pork & Beans | TENDERON] | SHOE STRING PICNIC vancamp's | PERrECTDINNER | POTATOES | Platesand Cups xpects to remain here into next division, according to the ol ent Metokilknsn | m that will have to be fish, clams and crabs, will give the [ a result of chan K e in the Act under which it city a year-round industry and put ; _WH“\\ operate. S its economy on a sound footing. : e are very proud of the way 4 raise SUhat stick. (0 site aHIp i HE et et cruite K FOR ‘: | face of the continuing uncertainty countered gale weather, and the [ 18 OPA’s future during heavy seas met then in Shelikof : BETTY LOU 12 oz. tin Package o s Package s e L e L F sald. staff members stayed at Low the tender Cougar could have ( 3 { ( ( their as requested by Presi- met disaster. E@ w@ dent Trumanin his radio addressto On his trip, Mr. McGovern is HEARTS oF LETT"CE c - i the nation on June 29. Not a sin calling upon all Alaska banks and o D CHSSESE. g is on banking correspondents of his N w l PR E ! S l financial institution; besides re- o as e x ra Pecla - greeting his hundreds of Alaska lu[xxends i i HONEYDEW MELONS § & i Racioal OEA ”,n“ als, at which M“waukeeans ]'ake ‘ ¥ plans for operation for the ensuing ot v be devioped. me wil (ONDSARIS 08 S 'Gas Turned Off Turks Are pro'es"ng MILWAUKEE, July 26. — Many Milwaukeeans and residents of 38 . nearby cities, towns and villages, Io Eledlon Re'urHS‘awoke this morning to cold coffee, EAC“ " | no toast and cold shaves as a strike L S l M l ISTANBUL, Turkey, July 26— Of approximately 500 production arge . e wee Y e ons Some fifty thousand persons have and maintenance workers at the W o O A staged a protest demonstration at Milwaukee Gas Light Company nl 2mir against election returns an- Went into its second day. C E L E R . nounced by the Turkish govern-| The company and the union join- ment. Izmir, reputedly a strong hold of the Democratic party, fail- | cluding 400 industrial and commer- ' ed to place a single Democrat|cial firms, in the area served by ; among the winners. One speaker the firm to turn off their gas me- at the mass meseting at lzmjr‘lel's and conserve existing pressure charged that there were irregu-|in the mains so that hospitals and larities in the election tally. i(:unvjalt‘scent homes might have e et gas, D rt l atchi h —————— “ T vt S S| wuntes W . . o LARGE BUNCH Crisp. . Green. . Celery FLAPJACK Chili Style Beans COTTAGE Albers’ INGRAVY CHEESE 41b. package Wo. 1 fin 3 carlons 30 | 2 ans 2 5¢ $3.00 WE HAVE THE VERY BEST IN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES . . . . 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