Added Funds Sought
For Territorial
Office Building
Delegate E. L. Bartlett last
week introduced a bill to guar
antee completion of the Terri
torial office building at Juneau
under the Alaska public works
act.
Approximately $250,000 is re
quired in addition to $660,000 ap
propriated by the Territorial leg
islature for completion of the
building. The $660,000 figure rep
resented the Territory’s 50 per
cent contribution of the amount
originally estimated for the total
cost of building a five-story, fully
equipped building. Since the or
iginal estimate was made, build
ing costs have increased so that
the original appropriation made
by the Territorial legislature has
proved insufficient.
The bill sponsored by Delegate
Bartlett would permit the waiver
of the Organic act so that the Ter
ritory could issue revenue bonds
in a sum not to exceed the $250,
000 required. The principal and
interest of the bonds would be
payable only from rentals or oth
er monies allotted by the United
States Bureau of Employment Se
curity for the occupancy of one
of the floors of the building by
the Alaska Employment Security
commission.
GIRL SCOUT
NEWS
Cub Scouts of Pack 354 will re
sume weekly meetings with their
den mothers, James Kindler, Cub
scoutmaster, announced this
week.
All Cubs have been requested
to report to their regular dens on
the day their meetings were held
in the past.
Any boys between the ages of
eight and 11 who wish to join Cub
Scouts are requested to get ap
plications and attend a den meet
ing near their home. A general
fall round-up is planned for the
ANNIVERSARY BREAK
Fourth-grader Judy Everett,
daughter of the Goat Creek ga
rage Everetts, broke her arm Fri
day afternoon when she jumped
off the giant strides with the ap
paratus still in motion.
Luckily Mrs. Alma J. Blunck
was right there supervising, so it
was only a matter of minutes be
fore the school records were
checked and the family physician,
Dr. A. J. Colberg, was on the
scene.
It was only a year ago, accord
ing to Mrs. Ruth Everett, that her
daughter broke the very same
arm.
near future when new Cub Scouts
will have the opportunity of join
ing the pack.
LITTLE SUSITNA LODGE
Watch for Arrow Sign, Mile 50,
on Glenn Highway.
|7 MILES FROM PALMER ON
■ ■ WILLOW CREEK ROAD
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CABINS
HUNTING — FISHING
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Nationally advertized PLYWOOD finish. Leaves a satin
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Ketchikan Spruce Mills
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CAA JOB LISTINGS
GENERAL MECHANIC, Nome.
Capable of doing some electri
cal work.
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, An
chorage. Must be able to travel.
SECURITY OFFICERS, (3), Fair
banks and Anchorage. Police
and fire fighting experience.
Contact C.A.A., Room 308, Fed
eral Building, Anchorage.
September 29th is the last day
to register for the school bond
election, October 2nd.
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS TO
REGISTER.
Wiring Supplies
Lighting Fixtures, Flor
escent and Iridescent.
BATTERY CHARGER
Universal
VACUUM SWEEPER
Tank type, complete
with attachments
B&C. ELECTRIC
Shop in Shamrock Basement
Tel. 55 Box 648
AX. HUEBNER
Wed. - Thursday
October 3 and 4
Shows: 7:15 and 9:00 p.m.
Sunday, Monday
September 30 and Oct. 1
Shows: 7:15 and 9:00 p.m.
Sunday Matinee: 2:00 p.m.
Valley
Theatre
Friday, Saturday
September 28 and 29
Shows: 7:15 and 9:00 p.m.
Saturday Matinee: 2:00 p.m.
COME IN AND SEE
the Refrigerators that give you
21%
more food space per dollar
than the average of the
largest-selling refrigerator brands.
Come in now and ask us about
Admiral
Palmer Drag Store