The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 10, 1949, Page 5

" TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1949 LANDLORDS GIVEN CHANCE T0 APPLY FOR REKT RAISES ¢ Alaska Area Rent Office ; now ready to receive landlords’ for rant adjustments un-1 .. rent adjustments. These are the ardship and operating-at-10ss ment provisions of the 1948 ¢ ier Ment control acts. A simple petition form will be crease. Landlords will find every step in completing the {orm well- exrlained, on the form itself. Ex- are to be furnished | " year selected by | may be the ndar or f nsecutive 12 90 days of or “any s ending "witl e of f the peition der to ir tenants who E ted by an increase ranted, t indlord must file two copies of each petiti said. “Landlords | o > 3 peidon, sud SR e pit attion upporting evidence. Under the a ‘i new legislation, tenants now have information which . ¢ % " ; 2 C)ithe right to examine the land- preparing their A ; ment and to file an ans- cal rent offi et etition. Wals tin v T to I etitio v explain- entine Building b o ed. 2 il ‘ The 1949 Rent Act provides that the new pro e} 8 vt a building fosk " 1h dwelling uni g © nt if his net s than 25 pe ent s income. He will be . increase to bring his rating income up to 30 per cent. An owner of a large struc- ture (five or more dw units) Housing t of 1949,” the Area ord’s 1 the ndlord certifies that ing and will continue all service§ and equip- required under the rent regu- ations, TODAY'S LANDINGS 5e ed to an adjustment, if his| 20 per cent of gross income. The | ’ ent to bring wcome up to Today's landings of halisut the | totaled 162,000 pounds with small selling for 10 cents per pound, mediums at 15%, large at 14%. In e W:mh‘[lw I(‘,IlowiAng listing, the landings ik ntal income | ¢ listed in that order with boat yment of operating cx-‘;{‘:n("” in parentheses and buyers d an allowance for de- |- lsd for each landing. Among the - expenses ! Norma, (Ed - Welle) '1,000, 3,600, g g {500, Engstrom Brothers; Susie Q. show are the fuel and utilities furnished, | will be s operat inere the net 25 per cent. Wk adjustment is effec date the petition w: the | (Wilmar Georgsen), 500, 500, 500, Alaska Coastal Fisheries; Defiance itorial materials, real| e iheurance ana inter- | (Frank Olson), 4500, 8,000, 1,000, eFE !Booth Fisheries; Solar (Dan and decorating. An S tion also may ) the expenses for the well as a portion of the Twiet), 4,000, 22,000, 7,000, Booth Fisheries; Cape Cross (Howard | Jensen), 1,000, 14,000, 5,00, Eng- and replacements, | Strom Brothers; Thelma (Bernt Al- to a|Stead), 500, 7500, 1500 Engstrom mc‘[BmLhcrs; Tundra (Peter Oswald), | ¢,000, 14,000, 2,000, Alaska Coastal Fisheries; Margaret T. 4,000, 8,000, 2,000, Brothers; Imalone (Everet Buchanan), 500, 4,000 500, Eng- d that the new strom Brothers; Mabel (Ole Jack- provision also replaces |scn), 500, 1,800, 700, Alaska Coastal ment grounds which | Fisheries; Mayflower (Gust Swan- of Alaska lendlords have | son), 2,000, 10,000, 3,000, Booth t to get needed | Fisheries; Loreli of Petersburg | Margnus Martens), 4,000, 16,000, no | iarge, Halibut Producers Coop on futures, | — | Trollers Atientioni Stop at | Madsen’s today for your supplies. | Spoons, plugs, sinkers, etc., at re- duced prices. 176 tf 7 last st on may not be included | Hildre), strom (Peter sh ex; adjustm two | | EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. 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