The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 2, 1949, Page 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE NEWRENTACT JAMESBROWNEIQ 5 © PAY CASH ANDSAVE @ 89 5 0 PAN-CASHAMISAVE; 80 PAY CASHANDSAVE ¢ 8 EXPLAINED BY BEFELDMAMAGRR w] —~ »\ RENTDIRECTOR OF SOCIAL SECURITY @ James G. Browne ar Walsh Returns from Con- .55, %5 ference with National 5o & Housing Expediter |Gindeed e where ho was “More rent fldj\lFLmE’ntSA\\Z'.:;'(‘)\4,1 the field offi justified — for landlords, heavier! "Hugh J. Wade, penalties for w.lful violatcrs of the | Director of law, and stronger protection st | Apency, when ir overcharges and unlawful evictions | sp; for tenants,” is the way Walter E Walsh, Juneau Area Rent Directcr Attorney, summed up the meanir <+ thought ci the 1949 Housing and Rent Act|de 5 5 O " om;:" to i today following his return from o i 4-day conference in San Franci i with Tighe Wcods, National Hou iny Expediter and Ward Cox, Re- gional Housingz Expediter. Walsh said the conference had| provided him and his staff with | the operating instructions on details of | ra the adjustment, eviction control, | he is pleased that weble damage and recontrol pro- . ected as the new ‘,.‘, visions restored to the federal rent| man-jer. Browne .has b with i law. |the Social Security A L NEW APPROACH | for eight years and ha kS 4 i The new “fair net operating in-|ihe ) sistant s 1&‘ § come” adjustment provision, o * i ! worked out by the Office of tr e | Housing Expediter in r rience,” £ays . A ; specific congressional f AY € Security Act broadeninz the benefiting from 1 security pro- = [TURY | provided an entirely new ] to the problem of inadequate land- | lord income, “Many landlor stated, “who up until unable to quakfy for a crease may be atle to do fo under this provisiozn.” “Under their ‘fair net operaiing income' provision, landlords of structures centaining four t r less are entitled to a rent inc ii their net operating incom: less than 25 percent of their 55 : i income, and landlords of struc-( BOSION IE(H FOR | tures containing more than four 3< units are entitled to an adjust- (“FFORD (OLE ™ ment if their net operating income ] is less than 20 percent of their| _— gress incomes. Net operating in-| Thanks to his cown scholastic ® come is defined as gross in - minus operating expenscs and a depreciation. allowance. Eligible ‘cmall' landlords would receive an | he | | Te SHOP HERE--[lowest Price: in Aluslhka---SHOP HERE You ge! mere for your Food Dollar by shopping ai the 20ih CENTURY SUPCR MARKET . . . We handle only popalar adveriised brands at the lowesi prices . . . SHOP HERE and SAVE . . . We reseyve fhe right fo Limit, o Largest No. 2% Cans FRESH SHIPMENT Largest 2 Lb. Box DARIGOLID ~ YELLOW CLING | REST FOODS SNOWFLAKE BUTTER PEACHES MAVONNAISE || CRACKERS §Dcpound Bansfor §9c | Full Quarl THe | A% increase Lringing their net operat-' ing income to 30 nt of th gross, income, and ible ‘I P e ot oo landlords cne to bring net op i ing income to 25 percent of gro. Large Bottle Large 1 Ib. box — Old Fashioned inc 15 i g, \ = ' “or TOMATO CATSUP . . ... .. 17| LargeNo.2Cans || GNGER SHAPS . . ... ... B2e OPERATIONAL DETAILS Operational details for applyinz the new formula were worked out|;¢ at the conference Walsh said, and the Juneau office is now prepared te take action on petitions {.l under the new -provision. Codi: of the petition forms may be o tained from the Area Rent Office in' the Valentine Building. he results of a examinat.en and 1 4 hip to “Bostcn ' will enable the young 1 N 't ® & AVd © 8 © FAVS ANV HSVDAVd © $ 08 @ JAVS GANVHSVD AV O § l Large Can — Chun King : FARLY GARDEN Large 1 Ib. Box il RWROUIS . ... L WNILL 20 Y BEAN SPROUTS - . . . et I VARALA WaReRs . . . . . . . 2Be DICED CARROTS . . . ... ! \ir 2 (‘m{ — Sharfine Large 18 oz. Box . ' PABLUM ......... 23¢ Vir,uflr'ncst No. 2, Can — Del Monte z cans ' | : ¢ ; il AY CASH AND S PAY CASHAND SAVE @ S © SAVE CASH AT Turning to points of new rent | nire James 1 Gr ( . N 1ak of particular. intevest 10 iten b o b B Large Bex — 200 Count e SPINACH M. KLEENEX 192¢ l new treble damagze and eviction| LEW WILLIAMS BACK | | [ e a2 @ ¢ AR e control provisions provided 2 FROM FiSHING HOLIDAY effective tool for combating i overcharges, bonuses, furn tie-ins and other practices thr returned yesterday from Wrangell which some tenants have been vic-;'where he went expressly to fish w timized in the past. weekend. Al- While the new eviction control} lheads were not ng, provisions will operate to halt un-| more than sal ad 1 5 - CREAM SIVEE CORM . .. ... No. 2 Can — Shurfine — Small — Cut b Pa(‘kage Ice Cream Mix i % ; & ) lawful evictions, Walsh pointed ov hes of cutthront at = GREEN EEA&S e T {y?@ IEN _B—lo w i hle s % on 390 they will not unduly delay proper | Pat’s Lake and Conch Creek. legal eviction of tenants who fail both Wrangell and| g No. 2 Can — Libby’s VLW “ _[ TE Half Pound — Baker’s ; e e o 3 et sk i ons o | DICED) BEETS . . ... .. . . BGE PREMIUM CHOCOLATE . . . . . 4Be immorsl‘or iegnl purposes “The | Hetels cannot accommesate e B0 | o7 Gan — Floridagold P T KING e T L A BLENDED JUKCE . . . . . . . . Ide - || Hi-HO CRACKERS . . . .. .. BBe No. 2 Gans — Floridagold o SOAP POWDER |, oz . GRADEFRUIT SECTIONS . . . . iSe PAPER TOWELS . . . . . 2lr39e new law place the rent office in —— Large 6V; oz. — Flat Tin — Reliance T 63( 1 Ib. Package — Fresh Frozen SRCET MINCED RAZOR CLAMS . . . . . B37e STRAWBERRIES . . . ... #3e FRESH FRUIT and PRODUCE | QUALITY MEAT VALUES ALWAYS A LARGE VARIETY AT VERY Check our Meat Prices with what you are paying . . . You will be ATETRACTIVE PRICES surprised at the difference . . . FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY 4 = DIRECT FROM_FARM T.O Y‘()YU —_ Chme'ce”ter Cut NEW Garden Fresh e ki s L | e R OASTS SHAFTER D — READY T G R £ E N 0 N I o N S (Governnient Inspected) POTATOES and _ FRYERS.79ch. A9clb. lo IbS, 'or 5'@( RADISHES HORMEL—EASTERN KING OF THE Large 24 cz. Bottle Giane Size || VERMONT MADD SYRUP . . . . 59e Large Cans — Del Maiz Acting Governor Lew M. Williams ’ (] s & Problems involved in recontrol- |and co. ling, acccmmodations previously de- | RS AT | We pav Secattie vrices for scrap 2 niean rent rollbacks were & x%- | lead. Madsen Cycle and ¥ishing tensively discussed, Walsh said. | Supply. . 202 tt a rare imported whisky, bottled under the supervision of the Canadian Govt. for John MacNaughton Company, Ltd., Montreal, P.Q,, Canada. Shipped by Air Twice Weekly Pound | OVEN ROASTS ST 27 \Largebunches R¢ | SLICED BACON @5 | PRIME RIB 69clb. Crisp, Solid Heads e 1007, ALL MEAT 7| Rump or Loin Fresh-All Green SKINLESS VEAL LETT :IJ)C E | asparacrs | WENERS . §9cIb. [ROAST . 59clb. 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