Mrs. Lee F. Bet.
honored at a ur,
sho .ver Wednesday
I at aieetin of tiia Kodiak j
I Garden Club. Mrs Glen Banks;
vva- iiMstess i<» ih ■ group.
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delivers a correct balance of all-8 kigh-porfor.-.vsnee
qualities needed to get the most iron : —
quick fci.UUpg, f;u l \ ■ Mm ... :. ,
economy mileage, full pov.c r, vapor-lock preven
tion, anti-knock, and area blending.
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at home or wherever you drive in the West. So
keep your tanks filled and let Ch. ..on Supreme
give you top performance every nils you drive.
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U.S. DEPARTNENT OF THE
I INTERIOR OFFICE OF
TERRITORIES
Ana. 50-Ar 16 Unit No. 2
May 1, 1.953
\ INVITATION TO BIDDERS
i Sealed bids will be received
jby Donald R. Wilson, District
/ Director, Department of the
Intei it r, Office, of Territ. ri- s.
Public Wor.KS Division.' Alaska
{District Branch, 123 Third
'Street, P. 0. Box 11*81, Ju
! neaii, Alaska, until 10:00 A.M.
' Pacific Standard Time on June
3, 1953, for construction of a
\ ater distribution system
. w ith supply main and a sewage
collection system with outfall
main and other incidental work
in East Addition, Kodiak, A
las ca. At which time and place
' indicated above the bids will
| be publicly opened and read
| aloud. Bids received after the
I hour set for the bid opening
will be returned unopened.
Plans and specifications and
other proposed contract docu
ments are open for public in
spection at the District Direc
tor’s office, Juneau, Alaska; at
the office of the Associated
General Contractor of A
merica, S attle Chapter, Con
struction Center, 3rd Avenue
West and Harrison Street, Se
attle, Washington; at the of:
a • o, the . isso ) • ed General
Co.i g America,
victim An Fa • c ;hapter, 219
Benjamin F an- in Hotel Se-j
ntile. Washingt' nt at the of-,
i,re of the Associated General
Contractors? of America.
Anchorage, Alas! a; at the of-; s
fi--e of the As-merited Generali i
Contractors, Suite 112. Mult |
nomah Hotel, Portland, Ore- • ■
gon; at the office hf the City . I
Clerk, Kodiak, Alaska; and at ;
R oil) 272?). Interior Building. :
Washington, D. C. A set of
such documents may be pro
cured from the office of Donald
R. Wilson, District Director,
at Juneau, Alaska, upon de
posit of $25.00. Remittance of
the amount of the deposit
should be made payable to the
Treasurer of the United States.
Such deposits will be refunded
upon the return of the plans
and specifications in good con
dition postmarked within ten
(10) days from the date of the
bid opening. Each bid must be
accompanied by a satisfactory
bid security (certified check,
. bid bond, or U. 3 Treasury
Bond) in an amount of not less
than 5 per cent of the total
bid in dollars and cents. The
successful bidder will be re
quired to furnish a perform-;
ance bond and payment bond,
each in the amount of 100
percent of the contract price.
canned
m n you can’t buy
These shining tins of canned salmon will never be
placed on the grocer’s shelf. Yet, this canned salmon
plays an important part in selling the yearly pack of
Alaska salmon in the world’s market places.
This spring, the salmon industry—as it has since
1933—carefully examines samples of the previous year’s
pack with an eye to improving future salmon packs.
Hundreds of cans of Alaska salmon are selected at
random, their labels removed and this important food
product carefully judged by experienced examiners.
Canners learn how to improve their packs from
suggestions made .at this "Annual Salmon Cutting,”
sponsored by the Northwest Branch of the National
Canners Association. Toe u - Ivo to ve tne Alaska
salmon pack is more important this year than ever
before because salmon must be sold on an increasingly
competitive market.
Besides the "Annual Salmon Cuttings,” the in
dustry carefully inspects each year’s salmon catch at
various stages of processing to be certain that high
standards of quality are maintained.
Fdr the complete story of Alaska's most impor
tant industry, write today for your copy of the color
ful booklet, “Alaska's Salmon Industry.” Address
requests to Box 893, Ketchikan.
Alaska ; SALssm$ Snstmtwfs.
KETCHIKAN • JUNEAU • SEATTLE
1
o bi i rmiy be withdrawn
iti: :nirt\ (30) da vs after
scheduled closing time for
rece nt of bids. The gov
nu 1 t ft serves the rig ht to
, ■<■ i , i y ; rd all b'Ch a i c to
> i ve informalities with re
spect thereto. The Government
also reserved . the right" to a
ward a contract for the various
items in tae amount of the
b isic bid or by the adoption of
any or ail of the deductible
alternates, whichever is in the
best interest of the United
States.
Donald R. Wilson
Contracting Officer
NOTICE
Game night at the VFW is
now Wednesday and Friday
nights.
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Arrive-Leava Kodiak
JUNE 8
From Seward
S.S. BA RANOF
May 21
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leaves Seattle May 18
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