C.A.B. ANNOUNCES ANNUAL
AIRWORTHINESS PARTS C.A.R.
The Civil Aeronautics Board an
nounced recently that it will intro
duce a procedure of annual revi
sions covering all parts of the Civil
Air Regulations pertaining to air
worthiness of aircraft engines, pro
pellers. and appliances presently
designated under Civil Air Regula
tions Parts 1 to 16, inclusive. The
procedure is contemplated to fol
low an annual cycle January 1,
1950 and to continue each year
thereafter.
The Board said it believed the
annual revision procedure will tend
to stabilize the Civil Air Regula
tions and thus enable the industry
to make more definite plans with
respect to their studies of the Reg
ulations and manufacture of their
products. Moreover, the procedure
is expected to save considerable
time and effort on the part of the
industry and Government agencies,
which have been forced to consider
numerous proposals for revision of
the Regulations, individually and
at irregular periods.
The Board added, however, that
it will be prepared at all times to
consider for adoption, independ
ently of the new annual type pro
cedure, all proposed rules which
might be'of an emergency nature
from the standpoint of safety.
Frank Goyne, 81 year old pioneer
who was seriously ill at the Sew
ard General Hospital, is reported
to be much improved.
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Sharp Reductions have been made
in the following items:
NYLON SWEATERS
SLIPS
GOWNS
BRASSIERS
GIRDLES
GLOVES
MITTS
SOX
BLOUSES
SKIRTS
JACKETS
SLAX
SNOW SUITS
SKI PANTS
PAJAMAS
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FOR SALE. MISC.
ELECTRIC RANGE, apt. size. Good
condition, S60. Call Main 19.
33-34p
"WEDDING SET: 21-point center
blue-white diamond with cut side
stones: gold wedding band. $160
the set. Write Box 573, Seward.
33-34p
Kine Exatra No. II Camera $150.00
Gadget Bag . 13.00
Set of Filters . 16.00
Miscellaneous Equipment . 10.00
total .. $189.00
Less than 3 months old—will
sell for $140.00. Call Main 154 or
Garfield 106 after 6 p.m. 32-5p
FOR SALE. VEHICLES
BETTER USED CARS, $275 and up.
Call Hamilton’s Garage, Madison
42. 32tfc
1947 BUICK Roadmaster 4-door se
dan; 1948 Packard 4-door sedan.
Reasonably priced. Phone Adams
111 or Madison 66. 32-35p
’42 CHEV. %-ton Pickup with ’49
engine. Good condition. Call Polk
113 or can be seen at 611 3rd. Ave.
32-3-4p
WANTED
COAL- or WOOD-burning range.
Richard Ronne, Box 723. Seward.
33-34-35p
FOR RENT
SPECIAL WINTER RATES on fur
nished housekeeping cabins at
Henton’s Kenaj • Lodges, $25.00
per mo., including lights. 32tfc
FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE
THREE-BEDROOM home, furnishe
3-BEDROOM HOUSE, furnished.
For cash. Call Adams 50. 33tfc
TWO ROOMS WITH BATH. See
Mrs. M .Coulter. 33-4-5p
ONE-ROOM furnished cabin; 55
seasoned house logs; doors, win
dows. sashes, heatilator, flue lin
ing, asphalt roofing—priced for
quick sale. Write Box 865 or
phone Adams 79. 32-3-4c
ABOUT 5 ACRES of land near
Seward with partly furnished
cabin. Income producing proper
ty with strawberries, raspberries
and cleared ground suitable for
garden. Marvin Viale, 511 Second
Ave. Phone Adams 106. 32tfc
TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE, concrete
foundation, completely insulated,
newly redecorated, cedar and
knotty pine woodwork. With fur
niture, washing machine, radio
phonograph, etc. Partial base
ment, storm windows. New Lang
oil range and oil furnace. Four
large closets and porch. Three
lots with some landscaping.
Across from Postoffice. William
J. Allen. 32-33-34p
THREE ROOMS AND BATH, west
of school on First Ave. $5,000,
terms. See R. K. Peden. 28tfc
HEAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL PAY CASH, FOR 4- or 5
room house. Call Main 168. 32c
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Congress Authorizes
Homesteader Loans
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able through the FHA for other
than less costly needs of the home
steader. These needs include such
items as farm machinery, seed and
fertilizer and the money is supplied
through short-term loans.
While these two loan laws are
primarily of interest in Alaska to
homesteaders, they apply as well
to farmers owning the land they
occupy but who are short on
sources of credit.
Research Aid
In addition to loans authorized
by the above laws, the Department
of Agriculture furnishes certain
services free of charge to all Alas
ka agriculture settlers. Its field
men make studies of the soil qual
ities and the best methods of soil
erosion control for soil conserva
tion groups of farmers. Technical
research on all sorts of problems
is conducted for the benefit of
the farmer at the new agricultural
research laboratories at Palmer.
Travelling extension Agents are
available to help him with farming
methods. The agricultural experi
ment stations of Alaska University
are also prepared to give him ad
vice. With the enactment of the
new loan law Alaska now has a
combination of aids which forms
a well rounded service of great
value to agricultural settlers.
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Mr. Roddenbeny is an experienced Hair
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