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HIGHLIGHTS
Wednesday
1630—G. I. Jive.
1645—Music We Love.
1715—Cowboy and Scandinav
ian Music.
1730—Sing For Your Supper.
1800—Treasury Star Parade
1815—News.
1830—Family Hour.
1900—Vesper Hour.
1930—Carnival of. Music.
2000—Kay Kyser.
2030—California Melodies.
2100—Red Skelton.
2130—All-Time Hit Parade
2200—Fred Waring.
2215—Great Music.. '
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—News.
2315—Soft and JSweet....
2330—Sign Off.
Thursday
0630—Reveille Sans Beverly
0730—News.
0845—Melody Round-Up.
0800—Sign Off.
1130—Sound Off.
1145—Hot Music.
1230—News.
1245—-Personal Album.
1300—Sign Off.
1630G. I. Jiye.
1645—Yank-Swing Session.
1715—-Cowboy and Scandinav
ian.
1730—Sing For Y6ur Supper. ~
1800—Treasury Star Parade.
1815—News.
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HENRY JOSEPH
LALLEY
ACCOUNTING. INCOME TAX
AND SOCIAL SECURITY
P. O. Box 156 Nome. Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Boom 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Alaska
Seattle Offiee:
1912-13 Smith Tower (
Telephone Elliot 9200
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phene Main 121
Nome, Alaska
N. STRAND
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Phone Black 156
NOME, ALASKA
’ HAGEN ~
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Coart House Is Opposite Hi
Phone Main M
I. O. O. F. No. A-5
NOME, ALASKA
Meets Every Friday—8:00 P. M.
Odd Fellow Hall
3 830—This Is War.
J 1900—Music From America.
3 930—Band Wagon.
! 2000—Basin Street.
2030—Aldrich Family.
2100—Bing Crosby.
2130—Brice and Morgan.
2200—Fred Waring.
2215—Yarns For Yanks.
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—News.
<2315—Soft and Sweet.
2330—Sign Off.
SHARP SHOOTER
NORTH CAMP POLK. La. iAP>
—Pvt. Thomas Brown of the 8th
Armored Division has told his
new pals here that marksman
ship was right down his alley be
cause he came from the Ken
tucky long-rifle country.
Came the day when officers put
him on the range with a rifle long
enough to satisfy the fussiest
Kentuckian: A 37mm. gun and
the target was set up a good 500
yards away. ■■■••■» < ■ • <>••<.•
. The. 18-yearrtdd. Oakdale,. Ky.(
soldier scored 10 bull’s-eyes in
exactly 10 shots. He didn’t.appear
the least bit surprised.
WILLIAM COLLIER
DEAD AT 66
BEVERLY HILLS, Cal., (API—!
Death closed the 66-year stage and <
screen career of William Collier
Sr. playwright and actor at the age
of 77. He died from complications
which set in folowing pneumonia.
- Te-ll them you saw it adver
tised in The Nugget.
SCORCHY SMITH
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Merchandising
Under Specifics
Under specific ceilings merch
ants may charge less but no more
than the maximum price indicated
for a certain item. In areas where
these have been introduced many
merchants sell under the ceilings
%
set--for a variety of reasons:
1. Their acquisition cost was less
than that asumed by the OPA.
2. Their trade in a particular item
makes it a faster seller for them
than for other merchants.
3. They are out for business on
a price appeal basis.
4. ’ They have certain customary
prices which are satisfactory to
them and lower than OPA ceil
ings.
Can a merchant charge more
for an item than the specific ceil
for it on the grounds that his pri
ces for most other items handled
are less than the ceilings? The
answer is unconditionally 'No'.
To countenance such a view of
price control would be equal to
giving up price control: every
merchant and every consumer
t knows it.
Will most merchants price at or
below the .specific ceiling? In
Alaska the merchants in any one
line are few and prevailing prac
tices are hard to determine--mar
gins varying considerably from
store to store--it is expected that
a large number of items will be
solo below ceiling. 11 the c tr
ail effect of i-pecilics vert to bring
! the average of prices up. Iren the
specifics would be reset. This s
very unlikely because most mer
chants today practice the r own
price control as a result of their
desire to cooperate if. their
government and c-f their convic
tion that inflation is a c. 1 aster -'or
both themselves ana the r neigh
bors.
If an item is importer: from the
States for which there ? t fpac
ific price announced, hcv, is it to
. be priced? Strictly speak r.g. t
must be priced under ?.fFR 194
margin for that item. Fe w of
these . however, will be encount
ered. Most of the nationally ad
vertised brands will be covered
by specifics. Only the “shorts and
fills" and the less important com
modities in the grocery line will
not be fully covered.
Questions about specific ceilings
not covered by this brief treat
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Beams for ref« rrai or sent directly
to the office of Price Administra
tion in Juneau.
BRAINS TRIUMPH
OVER BEAUTY
CAMP VAN DORN Miss. <AP)
—Soldiers here have learned it
pays tc date a girl who knows all j
the answers
Weekly quiz competitions held
at the nearby Centerville UJ
pay off with prizes of free te
phone calls home and steak di
ners. Both soldiers and th<
dates are eligible to answer qu<
lions, but prizes go only to t
G.I.'s; and they get credit for cc
reel answers supplied by their g
friends.
Advertise what you have to s<
in The Nugget!
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