The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 30, 1948, Page 7

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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA & PAGE SEVEN SRS g (NOW BRING ) 'T‘ ’ ) 4 DON'T < E Pl LET HIM LIE Vo 5 L WIT' THE N RopE 7 o = \POPEYE, 1o GOOP NEWS |GVE A DIME THAT OLIVE /7' KNOW HOW HAS HE EXPECTS {OUCH " vou LG, ALMOST™ 75 ALMOST BEOKE Yl < 5 ! 51 SHALL NEEP) kQ‘E,L(‘“ "y WIT' DRAWN ; ¢ EEomwA (410, PERSUADE M e i BEAUTY ~ 93 CONTEST ! = i . a HOW CAN ONE HELP IT WHEN SHE'S DANCING WITH YOU, (AR, DARLING, YOU'" & DANCING LIKE YOU ALWAYS DID..,LIKE = A FEATHER. 5= fl: 3 \ trol. CALL FOR BIDS FOR TWO AIRPORTS 10 BE ISSUED DURING WEEK ANCHORAGE, June 30.—(M- g of bids for the e design of the new Anchorage port has been set for July 15 Regional C.A.A. Director Walter | who announced the bid open- d the call for bids for the airport is expected pme time this \-\evk! ction of all uire two < y to be open a y the fall of 1949. ¥ Ancherage runways will be de- signed to support the largest air craft now projected, and the banks strips are scheduled to s proximate them closely. H Plans call for north-south strips at Anchorage 7,200 by 500 feet, and 7,000 by 200, paved, with east-west strips 8,600 by 500, graded, and 3,400 by 200, paved In addition, be a mile and a half | ss roads. H The Fairbanks airport is to be lo- :ated on a new site approximately ¢ wiles west of the city, on an levation known as Chena Ridge. he cite is above the Tanana Val- ey {leor, the routz of winter ice; 0zs, and on permanently and thawed ground. o SRR 4G oo o vooe e e o ! . air- TIDE TABLE JULY 1 Low tide, 3:27 a.m., 3.8 ft. High tide, 9:29 a.m,, 11.1 ft. Low tide, 15:13 p.m., 5.0 ft. High tide, 21:35 p.m., 144 it. e coovovveo ®e e00ecece o e 0 0 0 000 0 0 e DR. ROELHE HERE Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Roelhe, visit- ng frem Tulsa, Okla., aré register- :d at the Baranof Hotel. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received ni the Office of the City Clerk, Juneau, Alaska, until 4:00 P. 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