OPS Official Urges Nome
Businesses to File Reports
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file signed menus or in case of
bars, a price list together with
the alcoholic content of the
drinks. A statement of seating
capacity of establishment, esti
mated number of customers
served daily, type of restaurant
or bar (table service/ counter ser
vice, cafeteria, etc.), kind of food
served (American, Chinese, etc.)
should be attached to above menu
or price list.
Service Trades such as laun
dries, dry cleaners, appliance re
pairs, automotive repairs, film de
veloping, photographers, banks,
pool rooms, are required to file a
statement of the highest prices
they charged during the period
December 19, 1950 to January 25,
1951.
Contractors — General contrac
tors, plumbers, electricians, sheet
metal shops, heating contractors,
carpentry and similar trades come
under Ceiling Price Regulation 93.
One-man shops and defense con
tractors are exempt from provi
sions of this regulation. If you
are subject to this regulation it is
suggested that you contact Mr.
Preston at the Wallace Hotel or
write the Fairbanks office fcrr de
tails for filing requirements.
Mr. Preston stated that his
' present visit is most likely the
only opportunity to see him per
sonally before an enforcement
agent visits Nome and he urges
all business houses which have
not already done so, to file the
required reports and avoid the
penalties provided for non-com
pliance.
It was stated that at the pres
ent time only about one-half of
the Nome business firms are cor
rectly filed under the regulations
applicable to them.
If unable to contact Mr. Preston
before he returns to Fairbanks
on Friday, you may write to the
Office of Price Stabilization, Box
589, Fairbanks, for any required
information.
(Ed. Note: Ceiling Price State
ment Cards available at Nugget).
In Khartoum, Sudan, it has
not rained in February for 40
years.
I Earthquake at Mt. Etna
; CATANIA, Sicily, {iP)—A pow
erful earthquake shook the Mt.
Etna -area Tuesday, killing three
persons and injuring scores.
Widespread damage was caused
in the vineyard areas around the
volcanic mountain.
At Trieste, the Geo-Physical
Institute reported a powerful
earthquake took place after mid
night with its epicenter about 600
miles away, probably in Romania.
A sharp quake was reported in
central Korea at 1:25 a.m. PST.
'NO WORK' IS 114-YEAR-OLD'S
FORMULA FOR LONGEVITY
DECATUR, 111., (JP)—Ed Harris,
who says his formula for lon
gevity is “no work,” observed his
birthday Wednesday — he claims
its his 114th.
Harris, a negro who says he was
born in slavery in Georgia, has
lived in Decatur 79 years. He says
he’s worked only two and one
half days since coming here. He
lives alone and gets state aid. His
wife died about 50 years ago.
MUSICAL SOUND EXPERT
MILAN, Italy, (JP)—-What’s a
tonkunstler? Maestro C e s a r e
Augusto Tallone, who is one, says
it is a person who can recognize
a stack of sounds.
Tallone claims that he can pick
out any one sound from among
6,000 He is trying to persuade
Italian piano makers to produce
an instrument that will have a
typically Italian character — one
that would express Italian musi
colity.
Tallone’s title comes from Ger
man and Austrian piano factories
where he worked for years to
train his ear. Bom in 1895 at
Bergamo, he is considered one of
the world’s few masters of^sound.
Famous pianists and concert dir
ectors get free advice because, he
says, “It’s my way to contribute
to art.”
For Good Printing Call Main 125
JOHN E. PROUTY
Public Accountant
Public Stenographer
Management Consultant
Box 336 Nome, Alaska
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5:00—Jack Kirkwood
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5:^8—Sign On
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11:30—Piano Portraits
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Noon—News
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i 4:15—Curt Massey
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i 5:00—Jack Kirkwood
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WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE
NO ACTION CONTEMPLATED
ON RE-WRITING LOBBY LAW
WASHINGTON, {/P) — Indica
tions Wednesday were that Con
gress will do nothing this year to
rewrite key provisions of the Con
gressional Lobby Control Act
which a special three-judge fed
eral court declared unconstitu
tional.
Lawmakers who predicted a do
nothing course pointed out the
ruling made public Tuesday is
not final. They said it may be
considerable time before the Su
preme Court passes on the de
cision.
SHOCKING !
PANMUNJOM, Korea, (/P) —
Communist guards at this truce
village went on a shacking fish
ing expedition Tuesday. Fisher
men carried copper tipped poles
equipped with small batteries.
Fish were knocked out by the
electrical shock when the pole
was plunged into a pond, and
scooped up in a net.
P.S. That’s illegal in the Occi
dent.
—
CALIFORNIA STORM MOVES
INTO ARIZONA AND TEXAS
ALBUQUERQUE, (/P) — The
storm that deluged California
last week shrieked across the high
plans to eastern New Mexico and
west Texas Monday night in the
worst duster in years.
Winds up to 110 miles an hour
churned the dust to sullen clouds
15,000 to 20,000 feet high.
Make mealtime
refreshment time
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Wherever you go, ice-cold Coke
is almost always at your elbow.
It belongs beside your plate, too.
Enjoy it right from the frosty bottle.
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TUESDAY, FRIDAY —
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WEDNESDAY — Deering, Candle, and Kotzebue.
MONDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY —
Solomon, Council, White Mt., Golovin, Haycock,
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