tity Passes
gurial Ordinance
or tbe first time a procedure
.^proper handling of buri
* a the city cemetery has been
Redout and Ordinance No.
j| Governing such burials was
at the council meeting
pfay.
pt«ons desiring to use t ne
llie3of the cemetery must
^ spply to the city clerk for a
^ permit and pay a $5 fee.
time the permit is issued
^ ejjct location for burial will
Rested as chosen from the
f,funetery plat.
The $5 fee will go for care of
n*metery and the city is now
tf[ig for a sexton to take care
'^grounds and other details,
jte ordinance provides that
;al without the permit shall
misdemeanor, punishable by
iisore than a $100 fine and—
Elmore than 30 days in jail.
laew railing on the previous
side of the foot walk from
ti's store to Marine Way was
jBiiucted this week.
M News
simplification of the regul
t governing the price of
brought into Alaska are
aporated in Revised Maxi
uiPrice Regulation 194, ef
s,ve now according to an
iiement made by the Alaska
fee of Price Administration.
; elect, MPR 194, tailor
ft regulation for Alaska,
imoiiat of the seller’s dollar
nap above direct cost of
4sold in the month preced-1
tPearl Harbor. Revised MPR
^places MPR 194 without
rag its basic pricing or
b provisions.
prevision gives sellers the
a of adding either nine
iisof their base period per
age ma.kup or their base
ti dollar-and-cent markup
ment landed cost. An add*
nlfeature is that sellers may
naleulate their ceiling price
sods not handled before the
rby adding to their cost
Heaths of the base period
wtige markup for “most
-able” commodities. A
I ehaage is one that reduces
•rally the filing require
Silor the merchants.
though the revised regul
ars (he place of MPR
»seller does not have to re
fcbisceilirg prices if they
fprooerly established under
1 regulation. If he chooses,
redetermine his prices
* the percentage markup
Hbutif his resulting ceil
'■'$ on any commodity dif
the price previously
M seller must then file a
lowing the new ceiling
:°r*uch commodities,
rd copies of the revised
are in the hands of all
■ Jerks and Field Offices,
’rry person dealing in im
^mmodities is urged to
lseopy or write to the
' al Office in Juneau for
of the regulation is
reparation and will also
^ able for distribution to
Mrs. It. L. Young was admit
ted to the GM hospital Sunday
and dismissed Tuesday.
Peter Unger was admitted to i
the GM hospital Tuesday for ,
treatment for a severe cold.
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