HUT FOT; WAGE i
REGULMiOME
RECEIVED HERE
Information- on the first four
rear ml regulations of the wav
stabilization to rd were received in
Juneau today by Larry J.fcere from
Ihe Washington, D. C., office of j
the A.-:-'dated General Centrac'ors I
Regulation 1 define; wa-es r.:v. I
m'eriei to include fringe benefits.:
Thin general regulation follows the'
definition of wages and salaries
contained in the Defense Produc
tion Act of 1950 and provides that i
r 11 forms of remuneration for per
sonal services are covered by the
wage stabilization regulations. This
includes payments to welfare bene
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“The fine music cf Tchai
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Limited Engagement
&arimg Tuesday
Feb. 1:5
yiisf. STHTIf^Y
&Ik£E bEsR IUmI
Where Mils &re 2 Habit!
fit funds, vacation and holiday pay
ment, and premium overtime pay
ments. i
Regulation 2 provides that, where
wave icrctses agreed to in writing
or ■ rmined and communicated to
employees on or before January 23,
1931, and by the tern s of su:h
agreement, or communication to
employees, the increases are to take
efiect prior to February 10, such
.no:cases will not require prior ap
prove 1 of the wage stabilization
o/rd.
All ether wage increases after
January 25 require board approval.
Increases granted bv arbitration
'wards made on or before January
25. tut which, by the terms of the
-.ward, me ta go into effect prior
co February 10, do not require prior
wave stabilization board approval.
Copies of wage agreements and
arbitration awards made on or be
fore January 25, effective prior to
Fob nary 10, must bo filed with
'he ware stabilization board on or
fc fore February 20. Likewise a state
ment of the manner in which a
wage increase was determined and
communicated to employees on or
before January 25, must be filed
with the board before February 20.
Regulation 3 permits wage in
crcp: to comply with the Federal
wace and hour law and other state
and federal laws. This general order
appears to permit wage increases
without prior approval of the wage
stabilization board where such In
creases are required under the terms
of the waac and hour law, “and
such other statutes and order
establishing minimum rates of com
•cnrntlon." The language 'is broad
enough to include the payment of
rates established under the Davis
Eacon Act and similar state laws.
Regulation 4 permits increases in
wages to employees of state, county,
municipality and other non-Fedcral
governmental agencies. The wace
stabilization board reserves the right
to review increases granted to such
non - Federal governmental em
ployees and to revoke or modify
such increases when required in
order to effectuate the purposes
i of the Defense Production Act. The
| section mav have implications if
! municipalities may grant wage in
i creases which would have an un
: stabilizing effect on private industry
| or which might encourage the use
of force accounts.
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310 S. Franklin-Open Evenings
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TOPPERS . $10.98
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DRESSES AND SUITS AT HALF PRICE
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Alaska Coastal offers you a new service—to
speed you on your way. Through your local
ACA agent you ca:i reserve your seat on Pan
American to the States ... and then to any spot
on the globe! And now, for its patrons in Sitka,
Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Haines and similar
communities ACA holds a special block of seats
on Pan Am. . . . giving them equal priorities with
those who buy their tickets in Juneau1
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r—S&cCtA&asteJin cShtosJu*
at Juneau
NORTHBOUND
S.S. Baranof Feb. 13
Seward Sitka
S.S. Denali Feb. 19
Sitfta Seward
Cordova
SOUTHBOUND
S.S. Denali Feb. 11
Petersburg Wrangell
Ketchikan Seattle
S.S. Baranof Feb. 18
Ketchikan Seattle
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From Seattle
SQUARE KNOT — February 16
H. E. Green, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4
RADIO LOG
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K I N Y
Alaska Broadcasting Co.
CBS — NBC
DIAL 1460—JUNF.AU
FRIDAY EVENING
6:00—News.
6:15—Dinner Music.
6:30—Billboard ol Air.
6:45—Local News.
7:03—COUNTER SPY-NBC.
30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS
8:00—COCONUT GROVE-NBC.
8:30—Proudly We Hail.
9:00—Weather.
9:05—WHAT S GOING ON AT
CAPITOL-ABC.
9:20—Cote Glee Club.
9:30—Bubbles at Baranof.
10:00—News.
10:15—Sports Roundup.
10:30—Forecasts.
10:35—Sign Otf.
Saturday iMerr.imt art/ -Jirrr.u....
Sign On.
7 .00—Sunr.se Surprise.
7:30—Morning News.
8:00—Morning Thought. j
8:10—Headline News.
8:25—Weather report.
8:30—ARCHIE ANDREWS-NBC.
9:00— dusie lor the Missus.
9:30—Weather.
9:35—INVITATION TO EARN
ING-CBS.
10:00—News.
10:05—Just Jazz.
10:30—Kids on KINY.
11:00—FRANK SINATRA-C3S..
11:45—Singers of Songs.
12:00—Weather.
12:15—News.
12:30—COAST GUARD CADET3
NBC.
1:00—TREASURY EANDSTAND
CBS.
1:30—Christian Science
l:45^-Excursions in Science.
2:00—HEAR IT NOW-CBS.
3:00—MEET THE MISSUS-CBS.;
3:30—WAY FOR YOUTH-CBS.
4:00—Catholic Information Center.;
4:15—Children’s Chapel. i
4:30—To be announced.
5:00—DIMENSION X-NBC.
5:30—Viking Varieties.
5:45—Waltz Time.
6:00—Dinner News.
All programs subject tc change
iue to coudit. cns t-^yund Oux co.i
rol.
Sovnmeri is
Selling Red Ink
ROCK ISLAND, 111.. Feb. 9—JTI-,
The National debt may be growing
bigger daily but the Federal Gov
[ ernment is selling red ink—not buy
ing it.
The Government lists red ink
among the numerous items advert:: -
ed for sale at the Rock Island Ar
senal on Feb. 20.
The red ink is described as “pros
perity red," which the notice v
sale says now is “obsolete.”
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Tanks ami General Welding
ALL WORK GUARANTEED i
P. O. Box 1529-Fcero Bldg.
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PLUMBING & HEATING j
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j| P. O. Box 258 Phone 1039 i
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by ODOM COMPANY
POP--WHICH MAKE ^
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CHAE.LE4 C. CHAELEE
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TO ACTIVE PUTX *'£•/]
7 A EESEEVIST, EH?...ANP'
you spent youz between
sWAfc£ TIME STEALING THE 4
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NO POUBT ? ^-—■''
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' FLYING AZOUNP THE]
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f HA! THE SWASHBUCKLING APVENTUZEZ! ANP ]
' JUP6\K6 gy THE PISREPUTA&LE WAY YOU WEAR ^
THAT £AP, X PRESUME YOUR .1 POL IS THE ZIPlCilLOUS
^“HOTSHOT CHARLEY" CHARACTER IN THAT ,-<
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LIVIN'AT HOME FA WIFE'S GOT NO
UNDERSTANDS’ OF A FIGHTER'S
TRAININ' SCHEDULE... I AIN'T f
KNOCKIN'ANN.. SHE’S r—^
—^ SWELL BUT... -
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RIGHT' SKOITS AN'
ATh’ALETICS DON'T
MIX. IT'S ALWCE2
>7 BEEN MV
t( CONTENSHUN/f
HE TRAINED FER TH'
FIRST GRIMES FIGHT
AT HOME...AN' HE
ALMOST LOST, r-f
1 YEAH...IT'S LUCKY
FER 'IM I WAS IN ’IS
CORNER T'ADVISE
YOU-YA..YA CREEP/ YEA
IN TH' WAY... ADVISE *IW,
DIDJA SAY...WHY...I... j
RWEMBER YER
BLOOD PRESSURE,
BUTTER-BALL. f
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:there's the cap-its a ^
i RENTED ONE—AND HERE IS
THE COLD-WATER PAINT .
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MATTER A’
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<’>>l«yrifrht. IBM. by
Th« Chtc»ro Tribune
NOW,THE TRUCK WE WANT
IS NUMBER THREE IN A
LINE OF ’EM COMING UP j
FROM BROOKFIELD ^
we’ll pull off ^
THE ROAD AND
LETTER "POLICE"
ON THE HOOD
JUST BEFORE WE I
INTERCEPT _ i
’EM—
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AS A
MATTER
A" FACT,
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YE SHORE DANCE
PURTY, MISTOFER
REDGEWOOD
JES' CALL
ME REDGIE,
CRICKET
RIDDLES!! ye got here
JEST IN TIME 1! REDGIE
REDGEWOOD IS IN THAR s
CLINCH-DANCIN’ WIF ti
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WHY,TH'
SHIF'LESS
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WAAL, DON'T '
STANDTHAR!!
GO BUST HIM
ONE IN TH' J
SNOOT
BALLS Q' FIRE !!
GIVE A/IE A CHANCET
s_TO WORK UP
VsA GOOD MAD!!
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It'S THE GLASSES// V
THE GLASSES?? I DOi'fm
BELIEVE JTS POSSIBLE
Wthat shows you needs
f-~7 VEA\"T^
you COULD SHUT YOUR. EYES AW'l
SEE THE SAME THING-IF YOU <1
1
Men oil
MEii-O?)
You did a swell job of
calling the bank about
that^bad check Hope
k.
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C.K 7
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I figured ^
that's what
you meant
when you
slipped
V it to me, j
Corky. y
got Gink to run
■for Officer Rook,
who had just ^
. walked past.
I had a hunch
this was the same
bird whod been
passing phony ,
f'Tcrx checks.
, Anyway, you and Pudge
and Gink and the cop ,
and I landed him in /
the clink, j——/
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,! good "
morning's
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HEAVENS'I'VE TOLD THE
LANDLORD ABOUT THIS
LEAK A DOZEN TIMES
-X WISH
these wec?e
BUCKETS >
OF SUPS t
inSTEAP -y
OF WATEE/Jh
rr MUST BE
RAININ' OUT'
I'M GONNA
LET THE
LANDLORD
WHO LIVEG
DOWN
STAIRS
i KNOW IT.?
AH' THIS WILL
SAVE ME THE
TROUBLE OF
CAPCVIN'
BUCKETS OF
WATEC- .
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