The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 4, 1949, Page 6

SOUTH AFRICA IS URGINGPRICE OF GOLD BE BOOSTED JOHANNESBURG, South Arica,|an for science May 4—UP—South Africa, sobering up after a postwar buying spree, has learned the hard way that be- | ing the world’s biggest gold pro- ducer doesn’t guarantee prosperity. Now it wants the price of gold raised—a step which would deval- uate the dollar in world trade and have far reaching effects on the entire world economy by changing exchange rates. Camille Gutt, director of the In- ternational Monetary Fund (INF) which controls monetary gold pri- ces, is conferring with Minister N. C. Havenga. Gold as good as dollars in international trade because the United States will buy it from all‘ comers at $35 an ounce, a price se: when the U. S. devaluated its currency in 1934 duripg the de- pre ? Up until recently South Africa officials believed the country’s $400,000,000 a year output of gold would take care of its internation- al trade bills. But South Africans, hungry for merchandise after the war, bought in record amounts. ——— - HOUSE BILL LETS CAA BUY SUPPLIES EARLY FOR ALASKA WASHINGTON, May 4—#—The House of Representatives has ap- proved legislation authorizing the Civil Aeronautics Administration to purchase its supplies for Alaska lete in the winter or early spring each year so they can be sent to Alaska during early summer. The measure now goes to the Senate. The bill permits -the C.A.A. to purchase the needed subplies when Finance | ,londofi Kids o 1Get Sweels for Science Purposes LONDON, May 4.—R—Sohe 250 London kids are about to do their } They'll eat-a-Jol |cf candy to see if it hurts their | teeth. | Theyll get a pre-war abundance of jam and su too, in their school lunches. It's a part of a | London county courcil dental re- search committee project seeking to prove or disprove the old idea that too many sweets spoil the : TflE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MEN TRAPPED 800/30 SHOPGIRLS ARE FEET UNDERGROUND; TRAPPED ON ROOF GIRARDVILLE, Pa, May 4. \#— day, and several jumped 50 feet ground. thracite mine. The miners are entombed in the'tr teeth. But imagine the feelings of 250 other children, placed back on the lold wartime sweets rat'ons to pro-| vide a research check. | WARNING GIVEN ! (By The Associateq Press) | The government of British Col- | umbia has warined a group of al- | leged arsonists to mend their ways |or ve forced to move. Recently |a number of fires broke out simul- { tancously at Krestova, near Nel- Ison, B. C., where members of the Doukhobors sect are living. Yester- day B. C.'s Attorney General, Gor- {don Wismer, told the Doukhobors the government will not stand for i any more terrorims by fire. He add- | hj the sect is living on govern- | ment , to which it has no |lezal right. | Wismer allezes the Doukhobors, also called the Sons of Freedom, are trying to stop development of |the Krestova area because other |people want to settle there. { -e - NEW PEAK, AUTO da ~ BUYING REACHED WASHINGTON, May 4—#— Government officials in the nation’s capital have been studying the rise lin installment buying of automo- biles during last month. They say |that springtime B.C. DOUKHOBORS IMPROVEMENT IN pressed air down the smoke filled shaft in an effort to provide ven- | | was somewhat below seasonal ex- | ONE PUNCH DEALS DEATH: "EXCUSABLE THEY MAY_DROWN? OF BLAZING STORE HOMICIDE” REPORT GLASGOW, Scotland, May 4. | Four men are trapped 800 feet! (P—Firetrapped 30 shopgirls on the An underground today in a burning an- roof of an Argyle Street store to- | CORDOVA, Alaska, May 4—P— Everett, Wash., packer Loat rker was free today on $5,000 ond pending a fall term of the to! |grand jury. No. 5 collier of the Gilberton pglice said 14 bodies were recov- He is Arne Jchnson, 42, charged Coal Company near this eastern greq from the second iloor after|Wwith manslaughter in connection Pennsylvania town. the roof collapsed. |with the one-punch death of| “We hope the men are alive,” a JEREIAE?; A S | George Beyer, 24, last Saturday. company spokesman said. A coroner’s jury Monday called Rescue workers pumped com- death “excusable hLomicide.” brought out into the alley imony son “went to tilation for the trapped men. lABoR SII“AI'ON- |settle the matter” reluctantly dur-| Water pumps, however, broke ¥ |ing an argument while the two| | down. Company officials express- | were drinking. ed fears that the trapped men FARM woRK lEADS Beyer, from Cordova 1 Valdez, | jmny drown before they are reach- PR | was knocked out by a le blow ed s oy | WASHINGTON, May 4—#—Un- |to the mouth. Doctors were called, ‘We have no idea where the men | o 15ument dropped 151,000 while | Put Beyer failed to regain con- are or whau their condition 15 & (oiocment rose 172,000 in April, | ‘clousness. oy s "_!’:‘i:”m“f‘ ol _'the Census Bureau reported todays| Johnson is employed by Ge:don he ""“"‘O,B:::” “am":h,m,m It was the second straight month | Nelson on the packer boat New 5 sirard- : | Sunrise. -, ATy provement in the labor situ-| Y ; Joseph Wi But the Bureau said that| S eee . |pecatom " NEW SECRETARY N ~ Sig lll{::\nlly. the cu:nc Apnll New Development, - onrionvismie iz BOV SCOUT OFFICE Hawaii Dock Strike -2 sed 427,000, work. Non-farm employment | 00 while farm em- th, new of- scouts. the Bara- ice cecretary for th arrived in Juneau aboar (By As&;;fm(ed af The rumber of umemployed - |nof and is staying at the Juneau Here's a late dévelpment n’ tne | those: out:af jobs xodileoklgson totel. = = o e R epokas. Work—totaled 3,016.000. This com- Bjerseth is a eraduate ot e D e e bore. Darad with 3167000 in Mareh and | W ate Collezc and at- mmen says_ three ships of the Ameri- | 2:193:000 I April & year ago, school in Seattle. | cCivilian empioyment amount | to 57.819,000 against 57,647,000 | March and 58,339,000 in Aj can President lines will be permitted to unload passengers and baggage, and then procesd on their way. : i | The Bureau counts as employed |viously at Seattle, Sunnyside, and The tnree liners are the Presi-| Ll 5 dent Cleveland, di in’ Honollu perscns working as little as one | ((; ; ‘l‘e “: it ‘\1‘\/ = onelult | hour a week. Aiso counted are per- s Bjorseth replaces Miss| Oday, the President Wilson and| ;oo a4q off for no more than 39 |Hazel Forde, who resigned the first the General Gordon. The union also will allow the vessels to take on passengers in Honolulu. Earlier an announcement by the IL.W.U. International Secratary- Treasurer, Louis Goldblatt, had tion or on strike. e ARMY MEN AT OFFICE RESIDE ril, 1948 days as well as those ill, on vaca. T ENGINEER first position with the out organization, aithough cretarial work pre- in| he has done f the year to accept a position at Subpert. Since that time Mrs | mdward Dick has been assisting in he scout office on a part-time Lasi that | . With Mrs. Bjorseth’s nx'l‘i\'al:ACROéONIC })lano the scout office will resume its| its appropriations for the next fis- | longer credit terms are two of the cal year have not been approved | factors that helped drive auto in- ty March 1 and pay for them after | stallment buying to a new peak in the appropriation bills are passed. The House Interstate and Com- shipping early in the summer the C.AAA. could save considerable money. March. Scattered price cuts also played merce Committee reported that by a part. The officials say that the total debt on stands at more than two-Lillion dollars. nation’s chases now warned -ships stopping at Monolulu former schedule of office 5 by, sell and an? : o P S 25 X s 1 nftice graph; 1 lamp table, 1 desk and ny. cell and exchange. 214 2n nace. Appraised at $15,000. Go. weather and would be tied up for the duration Arriving yesterday, Ma‘y’m- Frank | rom -9 am. to 5 pm., Moni bookshelf combination. Phone 800‘ St. Phone 508. 999 ‘.5 neighberhood 5120‘00 of the strike. A. Griffin and Major James R.|inroush Fridays, according tc s : SRS A SN YA 200 T b et T S Whitehead are here to carry out C\|!7i:f‘ l;/mujn"c: Pu\\'err.;.’ e | —Ef(lei}ix??«iujfle——r SR8 B “’ < IRk And POND, 0O, bag. | ?Stxccol?:sexxlx‘:::lh};i?l'l é:‘lll e Rio de Janeiro, Brazil was nam- activity in connection with the SRS, R | THREE rccm house with bath.| ~Complete Photographic Surplies| ", 'ms;\ll:"lun nn:v »mr{ltm ed for a river which does not property section of the oftice of the | Notice is hereby given that the = Large shed. 908 W. §th St. 77 tf; ~ Deveioping - Irinung - Eniarging | o, 5, R oy SHace (xist. Spanish discoverers is- | Resident Engineer. The officers| Collector o Por e Tl > £ Y S Artists’ Paints and Materials | . . ¢ 2 xist Spanish discoverers mis- Resident Engineer The o ~}Vc lector of Customs fcr this Dis: ‘“ROYALAIRE" e, | 5-bedroom, furnished, half base. took the wide b auto pur- River PAN AMERICAN WOGRED AIRWAYS Phone 106 Baranef Hetel of alriver, which they called th- of January, came upon it January 1. ay for the mouth because they New Summesr Schedule IN and GUT of JUNEAU—Effective May 1st, 1949 MONDAY— Flight 923—Arriving from Seattle and Ketchikan ............ . 1:45 Flight 926—Leaving for Seattle direct ... ... ... 2:45 Flight 906—Arriving frem Fairbanks and Whitehorse ... 3:00 Flight 906—Leaving for Ketchikan and Seattle ............. 3:30 TUESDAY— Flight 925—Arriving from Seattle direct . 1:00 Flight 924—Leaving for Ketchikan and Seattle ... 2:45 Flight 905—Arriving from Seattle and Ketchikan . 3:45 Flight 905—Leaving for Whitehorse and Fairbanks ............ 4:15 WEDNESDAY— Flight 023—Arrivin"; from Seattle and Ketchikan .%........... 1:45 Flight 924—Leaving for Ketchikan and Seattle ... 2:45 THURSDAY— Flight 923—Arriving from Seattle and Ketchikan ... .. 1:456 Flight 926—Leaving for Seattie direct ikt . 2:45 Flight 906—Arriving frem Fairbanks and Whitehorse . 3:00 Flight 906—Leaving for Ketchikan and Seattle ... 8:30 FRIDAY— . Flight 923—Arriving from Seattle and Ketchikan . 1:45 Flight 924—Leaving for Ketchikan and Seattle ... .. 2:45 SATURDAY— Flight 925—Arriving from Seattle direct .. . 1:00 Flight 924—Leaving for Ketchikan and Seattle ... 245 Flight 905—Arriving from Seattle and Ketchikan ... 3:456 Flight 905—Leaving for Whitehorse and Fairbanks ........... 4:15 SUNDAY— Flight 923—Arriving from Seattle and Ketchikan- ... .. 1:45 Flight 924—Leaving for Ketchikan and Seattle ......... FLIGHTS FOR NOME LEAVE FAIRPANKS SpNDAY AND WEDNESDAY AT 7:15 a.m. are from the Transportation Cor] Engineer Office, They expect to return to Ft. Rich- ardson on Friday. 2:45 p.m. rict has issued an order dated April 5, 1949, authorizing the name | of the gas screw O. B. II, official| number 255462, owned by Ernest K.| Gann, 44/100ths; C. Fred Holmes,| 30/100th; Paul J. LaFrenier, own- | | ng 6/100ths; together doing busi- ness as Western. Ocean Fishing Company; of which Sitka, Alaska, s the home port, to be changed to FRED HOLMES. Hillard F. Everson | Deputy Collector, Sitka, Alaska. Ft. Richardson 85 4t PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRA- TION MAY 4, 1949. SEALED BIDS | will be received at the office of the Public Roads Administration, 419 Federal and Territorial Building, Juneau, Alaska, until 10:00 A.M. on May 23, 1949, and then publicly op- W-A-N-T A-D-S FOR SALE 1938 Plymouth 4-door sedan, very | good condition, five six ply tires,| SEVEN (7) HOUSES IN 4 good as new; 2 burner Coleman DAYS. WE NEED LISTINGS! | stove; radio, either AC or THE IT owned by Bob Jorgensen.! | battery, Government built set,|” 1ll and must seil. | ideal for boat; Lauson outboard 85,500 takes *Douglas home with FORSALE | MURPHY & MURPHY SOLD | | aircooled motor, used 20 hours;| new furgace, beautiful furniture, new door 78x30, complete with| 3 bedrodfs, garage, garden. Im- hardware, and miscellaneous mediate possession. | items Phone Red 142, 87 4t|$4,000 takes Douglas home with # - 3 bedrooms, completely furnish- 32 ACRE nomestead 11 miles out ed. Good cement foundation. Juneau, or trade for city ¢ A B I N S—Lenas Beach, Lenas Warde A. Johnson, Cove, Auk Bay, Fritz Cove. steves and 1 small coal or wood | and i}edcrsl\budg. A}Jt, r{n sec- heater, each 85; 2 cast iron| Ond floor. Completely IUrnisEed, 3 . Large garden. Garage. i | enamel kitchen sinks, $3 and $4; | e it | Also the following suitable for, BEAUTIFULLY furnished one-bed: cemp or cabin construction, I room home with apartment. Two i e i i r can be add- | galv. fron built-in bath tub,with ~0dditional bedrooms can be { i valves, pipe, fittings; kitchen cup- x;,‘;jr ?::;s:c:i}:lzmgg:g)‘-nuv'5 1, 2 boar! doors and wall cabinets; | ~c T 2 ki Ve ¢ ;.| 8nd 3 bdr. apts, everything 1in: SN MITIaYs-al STt oo p“_} «ondition. Always rented. Excel- view, 3 acres pat. land, garage,: = e i I£3 | 3100 OFF the list price for this 40|M“RP!‘Y & MUBPHY hp Universal marine cngine. Has{ REALTORS - ACCOUNTANTS only 25 hours use. Frank Par- | Phone €76 over First Waticral Bank sons, PARSONS ELECTRIC. 81tt: 3 7 - =g in _excellent MISCE ”“Nhu"s condition; Zenith Radio-phono-} HOPES New ana Used Mdse, Wi cleaner | | complete with attachments maple chest. Phone Red 460. 75 Blue Printing - Photostots and | 3| GUARANTEED Realistic Perman ent, 8750. aper curls. $1 uu Lola’s Bewutv Shop. Phone 20 c 0000000 e 0 0 DRY Chicken Fertilizer in gunny ' 315 Decker Way [ sack, $1.00. Ten sacks for)— s Al P S Y e $7.50. Fine for flower box-| Cy abie 14T, es, gardens, and lawns. Shores! LuEY “fi‘j Fu"’mn Poultry Farm, Mile 7%, P. O.| AT i e EitT: ¥lclnity o Box 20, 174 ”\ LAT bottomed sxiff, vicl Taku Glacier. Ph. Blue 4 © e 00 C 0 500 00 0 er Outboard with John-|TOUND: Pair of brown 18-£t. Klis # s 8 5 son 9.8 hp motor. See S. J. Mac-:rflas‘“s' Inquire Empire Office. 3 if Kinnon at Alaska Laun LONG Estab: St store, grocery and meat with living quarters. Must settle| — STATES estate. Ph. 103 or P.O. Box 2596. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 168 tf " Burean of Land Management District Land Office Anchorage, Alaska " Botanists list more than 300 wild ed busines: (938 GMC 3-ya. aump truck, good : condition, new rubber. Alaska Cab | SUMMER HOME, iwo floors, inside plumbing, fireplace, lawn, gar- den, view, Lena Beach. SMALL CABIN, low price, Beach. BEACH HOME, 2 bedrooms, turn- ished, wired, water, Auk Bay. COUNTRY HOME, 2 bedrooms, furnished, 3! acres, Glacier Hi- way. PLEASURE BOAT Katinka, 35 110 hp Chrysler engine, 2% Lena duction gear, sleeps six, ideal /for trips. 87 3t ©-ROOM home, 21 acres pat, land, | FAMILY HOME, 4 bedrooms,/ par( FOR SALK rterwood DOFIaD garage, gues! se; selling at| furnished, fireplace, view,/ good | FC Inderwood rtable| &arase, guest house; sel i/ g Z-flpci?[“ ;ngmll l\l‘l‘e(i(l"rnlu);)r:;:a% appraisal value, appr. 2 mi. trom| neighborhood, Seventh Sfreet. 1 sdjustable sun lamp §7; 2| &iport : LARGE HOME, 5 bedroomf, down- small woot.-burning . kitchen | #3500 home on 6th St, near school} town. NICE LOCATION, 3 /lbedrooms. Fifth Street. ! MODERNIZED Quonsel, 2 rooms, 4th St. GOOD BUSINESS jproperty, 50 ft. building frontage containing warehouse, shop,” showrcom with 3-bedrcom furnished residence upstairs. Small Boat Harbor. BEAUTY SHOP, fully equipped. bed- [ ;(;f ser:(z;\ratels;lzéxr for thesslost.- Jent income, JOTHER desirable residential and | 3 ST Ry % % BUILDING lots, suneau, West Ju-| business piroperty in all price | 1648 Commodore Hudson Sedan,| neau, Douglas. Appr. 1% acres! ranges. less than 10,000 miles. A-1 St gs;lllr &Lav?;on Crie:v 51-0‘1:1-“( w.". w ition. i # 5 CONNIE'S ress Shop, Sitka; | i‘_ml_l:k,l?x‘i?n SN A ,BJ 4 rescent Apt.s; Seaview; floating | l !am Inn-phone 234 | 1841 Plymouth pickup; 1946 Pcn-i cannrey, trollers, packer. | 3 | tiac 2-door sadan; 1947 Plymouth| CABIN, Lena’'s Beach, best water,; NEW HOUSES Nov Over 3 Years | d4-door Sedan; 1947 Plymouth| supply, best fishing. Inside:S3-bedroom, uniurnished except the Club Coupe. R. W. Cowling| plumbing. Several other cabins.; Kitchen; auto oil furnace, large Co. 84 tiy AUKE BAY cfiers 3-bdr. home,; yard with grass, full garage with Nmia“c:emfl'u‘—c‘g the| com etely furnished, mnrinciz_itclifldc%f;x{*tt«; Top shape. $13,650, g ¥ possikle. Low mileage. E"‘l large flower and vegetable gar-i 80od ncighborhood. $13,125. cellent condition. 81990~ Write| oy New brone, bus, grocery. {2-Story unfinished. $3,500, J. E. Ross, P, O. Box 2431, 84 6.] 2 or 4-bedroom, uniurnished, con crete bssemert, double lot nea school. Douglas. $8,000 or $8,500 LARGE HOUSES 1n Good Repait 4-bedroom, furnished, firepl view, ail hardwood floors, f concrete basement, auto oil fu ment, beautiful view. $10,000. APARTMENT HOUSE 1 T-unit apartment house, central lo- | cation, rccently redecorated. Nev- i | €r an cmpty apt. in 13 years op- eration. $22,000. bet for Terr. vet. Terms. Good i SMALL or MEDIUM HOUSES i 1-bedrocm, furnished, double lot. ] 9th St. Good location for apart- { ment building. $7,000. | 2-kedroom, furnished, 1st. St. $4,250, $700 down, $60 month. 5-bedroom, furnished, fireplacé, view, $4,750, $1,500 down, $50 mo. i 2-bedroom, new furniture, new | wash. mach:, Hotpoint range, elec refrig, large yard on shore of, Channel 2 mi Glacier Hwy. $5,01 $1,500 down, $60 mo. © ened for furnishing the materials| ‘after 7 p. m. 3 tf February 23, 1949. : and performing the the work for| Notice for Publication AUK BAY and FRITZ COVE constructing Alaska Forest Highway |20-FT. Gillnetter with nets. Call| Notice is hereby given that Paul | ACTes patented, Auk Bay, inclu Project 5-Bl, Grading, Surfacing,| COreen 75 ‘0 10 a. m. or 4;Frederick Schnee, has made applica- { © 2-story house now vacant, gogd and Bridge, Kenal River Highway,| ' 7P - 165 tf | tion for a homesite, under the act | for materials only, also 50x187 lot Chugach National Forest, Third T ——iof May 26, 1934 (48 Stat. 809) An- | _between road and beach. $5,000, p.m. Udielal Division, Termttorg Gt AT {chorage Serial 010145 for a tract of I 75x200 beach frontage, house start- p.m. ka. The project is located on the FOR RENT jland embraced in U. S. Survey NoAi ed. $1850. Fritz Cove. Kenai River near Cooper’s Landin s 12593, situate on the east shore of ).m. per’s Lal g TS 1 approximately 52 miles northwest of | OFFICE 0ff lobdy at Gastineau for | Auke Bay and west side of Fritzl pmn wooD pem. Seward and consists of 1.1 miles of | Yent- Inquire W. R. Hughes, man- ; Cove Highway, approximately 12% SALE grading and surfacing and a 401 ager. 4 177 tf {miles northwest of Juneau and ad-] Lo Es AGENCY ] Sl - | ioini i 3 3 state - - Boats foot bridge with reinforced concrete | STEAMHEATED rcoums, weekly or {DtPtmGE ;]8 iz' fs‘)"f‘;yl Nonz(lizom:? ot T superstucture on treated pile bents. | Monthly. Colonial Rooms. 69 g L sge | longrude 12 p.m. The prin items of work involved : s |38 287 W. at. witness corner to| 13h at Harbor — Phome 91 p.m. in the project are as follows: Extra | WURILLZER Spinit ptano for rent |meander Corfier No. 1, containing | ——= pm and Miscellancous Force Account| Anderson Piano Shop. Ph. 143 |081 acres, and it is now in the files WANTED (.o Work, All Req'd.; Clearing 10 Acres; | = of the District Land Office, Anchor- p.m. Grubbing § Acres; Unclassified Ex. | SEAVIEW Api. for rent, one blocl jage, Alaska. AR To TR P cavation 20,000 Cu.¥ds.; Unclassified | 1om Federal Bidg, 890 ¢! Any and all persons claiming ad- | WANTED TO RENT: Furnished Ecavabion for.SiiieE ——————————————— | versely any of the above mentioned{ WO bedroom house or apt. for or Structures 35 Cu.| VICE CLEAN steam heated room \ couple with one school age child. Yds.; Unclassified Excavation for| glso steam baths, Scandinavias | 2°d Should file their adverse claims Wril ciirsssny p.m. Borrow 18,000 Cu.Yds.; Overhaul 67,- | Rooms. 138 In the lgcal iland arfg P REERaress) 1 0&573& A N p.m. 000 Sta.¥ds.; Selected Borrow Sur- flla‘zra- wtthg xr;he dpeyl;ln: h;n ;;\:eb- palial /K WS | 81 3¢ face Course 3,400 Cu.¥ds.; Concrete, ALIOR Zup y da] Tealter. | wwANTED—Hime: Class A, ;58 cu. Y:s‘ Reinforcing | ., SAN FRANCISCO, May 4—M—|or they wil be barred by the pro-| pergian ton:: nnsdn;:x:ai,eo “‘;8‘ pl‘:rh‘ . s ., | Herbert Hoover will get new recog- | visions of the Statutes, 53 1t Steel 90,000 Lbs.; Structural Steel | .. 5 - Blue 320. 83 tf pm 800 Lbs.; Metal Handrail 807 Lin.Ft.; nition of his humanitarian efforts GEORGE A. LINGO, s Yo, B Treated Timber 15 MAbm.; Treat: | goocooide : PR T QRO 4t Ahie Alnaks Laurs kg ed Timber Piling 2,206 Lin.Ft.; Loose | V2riety Clubs International an-iFirst publication, March 16, 1949. dry. : 59 tf m. ' 4 nounced the former President|Last publication, May 11, 1949. p. Riprap 400 Cu.Yds.; Removal and o P Y W 2 i e Bridge, Ay |Would be awafded in absentis i OMAN wants work ot any kind p. Dl of X Nng e, $1,000, a scroll and a silvér plaque UNITED STATES by day or week. Ph. Blue 655 Req'd. Plans and speeifications may |y oo him as the 1948 winner | PEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR % o be examined by prospective bidders ¢ tho oroanization’s humanitarian| Burean of Land Management 2 at Public Roads Administration, 419 | o+ District Land Office UNITED .STATES p.m. Federal and Territorial Building, i Anchorage, Alaska. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR p.m. Juneau, Alaska; Public Roads Ad- UNITED STATES February 23, 1949. Bureau of Land Management ministration, 208 Broadway-oa_k DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Notice for Publication District Land Office Building, Portland, Oregon; Public Bureau of Land Management Notice is hereby given that Carl Anchorage, Alaska Roads Administration, Seward, Al- District Land Office Engstrom, has made application for February 24, 1949, p.m. aska; Associated General Contract- Anchorage, Alaska. a homesite, under the act of May 26, Notice for Publication ors of America, Benjamin Franklin February 24, 1949. {1934 (48 Stat. 808) Anchorage Serial } Notice is hereby given that Oscar p.m. Hotel, Seattle, Washington; Asso- Notice for Publication 010056, for a tract-of land embraced | Sirstad, entryman, together with his p.m. ciated General Contractors of Am- | Notice 'is hereby given that Erick jin Plat of U. S. Survey No. 2578, | Witnesses Leslie Yaw and Myrth B. pm. erica, Multnomah Hotel, Portland, |Gabriel Larson, has made applica-|Tracts, A, B, and C situated on the | Sarvela, all of Sitka, Alaska, has Oregon; Associated General Con- |tion for a homesite, Anchorage Ser- |east shore of Auke Bay, and trav- {made final proof on his homestead, tractors of America, Lousac-Sogn |ial 011969, filed under the act of May ersed by Fritz Cove Highway and | Anchorage s;rm 010862, for a tract Building, Anchorage, Alaska. Where | 26, 1934 (48 Stat. 809) for a tract of | adjoining Survey No. 2303 and H.ES, |of land enibraced in Plat of U. 8. m copies of plans and specifications |land designated as Lot B, Plat of {214, latitude 58° 21’ 04” N. longitude |Survey No. 2691, situafed approxi- e Are requested, a deposit of $10.00|U. S. Survey No. 2391, Triangle{134° 38’ 35" W. at meander corner |mately % mile northeast of Sitka, will be required to insure their re- turn. If these are not returned within 15 days after opening of bids, the deposit will be forfeited to the Government. Checks should be made payable to the Treasurer of the United States. Plans and specifica- tions may be obtained at the office of Public Roads Administration, 419 Federal and Territorial Building, .|Juneau, Alaska, and Public Roads Administration,. 208 Broadway-Oak Building, Portland, Oregon. H. A. Stoddart, Division Engineer. First publication, May 4, 1949. Last publication, May 6, 1949. e n | e Group of Homesites, Sheet No. 2,;!No. 1, Tracts, A, and B, containing containing 2.50 acres, and it is now ,4.99 acres, and it is now in the files in the files of the District Land Of- {of the District Land Office, An- fice, Anchorage, Alaska. chorage, Alaska. i Any and all persons claiming ad-| Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above, mentioned |versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claims | land should file their adverse claims in the local land office,+Anchorage, |in.the local land office, Anchorage, within the period of publication or Alssk&. ithin the period of publi- thirty days thereafter, or they will [cation 6r thirty days thereafter, or be barred by the provisions of the |they will be barred by the provisions Statutes. of the Statutes. GEORGE. A. LINGO, & i . .. .. Manager. First publication, March 9. 1949. l‘l.u'. publication, May 4, 1949. GEORGE A. LINGO, Manager. First publication, March 16, 1949. Last publication, May 11, 1949. Alaska, between and north of U. S. Surveys No. 226 and 2545, in lati- tude 57° 03’ 338” N. (at Corner No. 1) longitude 135° 19’ 56.3” W. con- taining 83.26 acres, and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office, An- chorage, within the period of publi- cation or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be;accepted and final certificate issued. GEORGE A, LINGO, | First publicatidh, March 1&.":1: Last publication, May 11, 1949, large yard, 1 o 4 K4 ¥ d - 3 .