INVITATION TO BID
The Department ot Education,
Territory of Alaska, Juneau, Alas
ka, announces the invitation to bid
on a %-ton stake oody truck- f.o.b.
Kodiak, Alaska.
Interested bidders may obtain
specifications and bid forms at
room 318, Alaska Office Building
or by writing to Box 1841, Juneau,
Alaska.
Sealed bids will be received un
til 10:30 A. M. April 30, 1956 and
then publicly opened.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
Commissioner of Education
Don M. Dafoe
Pub. Apr) 14-21-28
’ASL HOSPITAL MKTHS
Sheri Lynette, 7 lbs. ,7V« ozs.,
was born on April 17 to Margaret
Claire and Elerd Clarence Rocha,
EMI, USCG. Sheri is the Rocha's
second child.
Daryll Allen, 7 lbs. 11 ozs., was
born on April 19 to Dolores Ann
and John Dayton Tate, YN1, USN.
Daryll is the Tate’s third child.
Timothy Reid, 8 lbs. 11% ozs.,
was born on April 20 to Beth
Marie and Richard Wendell Flad
mark, PN2, USN. Timothy is the
Fladmark’s second child.
WESTERN TRADER OWNERS
SEEK TO HALT UNION
Seattle, (AP)—The L, B. K.
Corporation, owner of the fishing
boat Western Trader, filed suit in
Superior Court seeking to restrain
sailors of the Union of the Pacific
from picketing.
Ed Kimbrell, president of the
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BURNING IT ON A WINDY DAY IS EVEN MORE DANGEROUS!
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company, filed anr affidavit saying
no Union members, arc employed
on the bqat,. and unless picket
lines are removed so that trucks
can deliver supplies, it will be un
able to keep the contract to deliver
perishable foods to Alaskan can
neries.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP GETS
WARBUILT VESSELS
Washington, (AP)—The Senate
Commerce Committee approved a
resolution to authorize the Com
merce Department to sell two war
built cargo vessels to the Alaska
Steamship Co. Service by
the vessels will be limited by reso
lution to the West Coast-Alaska
runs.
Vessels to be sold are the Square
Knot for $460,000. This sum will
be reduced by $127 a day from Jan
uary 16. The Square Sinnet price
was set at $463,529. This will be re
duced by$J26 a day from January
16,.;. /;r!;
The committee also approved a
bill authorizing commanding offi
cers of the Coast and Geodetic
^Survey, vessels to perform ' func
tions of .a Notary Public in Alaska.
hThis;was in areas outside the con
tinental limits of.the United States
where; no notary is available.
The committee approved a bill
to • authorize the. Commerce De
partment to provide uniformed
officers to be stationed at the Fed
eral: airports in Alaska. They will
be stationed at Anchorage and
Fairbanks.
B. C. HALJRUT STRIKE VOTE
TO BE ANNOUNCED MONDAY
Vancouver, B. €., (AP)-—The re
sults of the British Colupabia hali
but fishermen vole as to whether
to strike without assurance of sup
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William Rigby of the United
Fishermen and Allied Worker’s
Union said, “We don’t know the
results of voting in other British
Columbia ports and Alaska yet.
We don’t want to influence their
vote."
EXPLORER AT NAVAL BASE
The Coast and Geodetic Survey
ship the Explorer, which is head
ing for the Aleutians for its sum
mer operations, spent several days
at the Naval Station, before pro
ceeding Westward.
The ship carries a complement
of 90 men. Most of these are tech
nicians and radio men.
USO News
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Saturday, April 28—6:00 p.
ping pong tournament. 8:00 p.
movie.
Sunday, April 20—9:00 a. nv 1*
11:00 p. m., building open fo* rec
reation.
eWdnesday, aMy 2hy -orot ADt
Monday, April 30—8:00 p.
game night.
Tuesday, May 1—May Day. 8:tli
p. m., color slide showing.
Wednesday,, May 2—8:00 p. m,
movie.
Thursday, May 3—1:00 p. m. t»
5:00 p. m., Service wives socufl
afternoon. 8:00 p. m., dance
structions.
Friday, aMy 4—8:00 p.m., dane*
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MARION T. IIOWE ENTERPRISES t *
Bookeeping-Stenographic Services
Open Week days
8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.
Evenings .& Saturday
by appointment
PHONE 3 152
NO W IS-THE TIME
To sell your old winter worn .
car to some one who can’t afford
better.
7(/e ca*t Aupjtly you &enc eoit&
'Doctfe. ‘Plymouth tn
fUoh-ufi —
at uuuouatty low /vticto
Strong Spring demand for 1950 — to 1940 —
Clunks by — Sailor* & Fishermen — and Handy
men capable of keeping them running.
Get wise -- If your car is over 5
years old -- You are losing
money.
CLARK’S GARAGE
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