The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 4, 1950, Page 7

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All programs subject to change iue to conditions beycné our can- ol | BIDS FOR SCHOOL CONSTRUCTIONS . T00 'HiGH, TURNED DOWN WASHINGTON, April 4 — (B — Congress may be asked for a sup-| !plcmentnl appropriation to finance | construction of the White Mountain | | School in Alaska, an official of the | Bureau of Indians Affairs says. Bids for contracts to build the | school were opened here, and it was found that the lowest of these, | by Sam Bergeson of Tacoma, Wash., | was for $1,395,000. | the bureau’s branch of buildings and only $820,000 for the project. He | said that the bureau has $182,000 ot this on hand, with the remaining | funds included in an appropriations bill now before Congress. | High bidder among the 11 who | submitted estimates, Allen = said, was Morrison-Knutson of Seattle, Wash., who bid $2,097,000. | Allen said the project calls for | construction of eight buildings. The | school would be located 60 miles cast of Nome. The bureau will not re-advertise | for bids, Allen said. Instead, it prob- ably will ask Congress for additional funds so that a contract may be let. | Allen said the bureau has 120 days |in which to accept a bid for the work. o If the required authorization or funds are not forthcoming by that time, Allen said, all bids opened thus far would have to be rejected. infernational Rule Set Up Io_riemsalem (By Associated Press) The United Nations trusteeship council in Geneva approved a sta- tute setting up an international re- gime for Jerusalem. The UN has no actual power fo enforce inter- nationalizf:tion. Hoth occupying powers in the Holy City, Israel and Hgshemite Jordan, azne opposed bitterly to an international regime. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN utilities, said Congress authorized |. that~ the undersigned was, on the 3rd day of April, 1950, duly appointed administrator of the estate of Charlie John, deceassd. # All persons having claims against the estate of deceased will present them, with proper vouchers, duly veritied, to the undersigned at Ju- neau, Alaska, within six (6) months from the date of this Noticé, DATED at Juneau, Alaska, April 3, 1950. N. C. BANFIELD, Administrator. | First publication, April 4, 1950. ll.ut publication, April 25, 1950. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-J WHAT A MAS TERMIND YOU ARE! WE'VE GOT A GRIE FULL OF MONEY BUT I'M SHORE SORRY. I EBRUNG IT FROM PENCIL- | NEED T'USE % BECUZ I HEARD WASN'T MUCH CRAZIEST THING I EVER SEEN... YA RUINT MY, IN NCO YORK. APARTMUNT S . UGH! HOW THE RED DWARF RAGES ! ALEXIS 15 MOST LUCKY THE 5TUPIR £ ) You AN’ HOPE HAVE GOT )| WE'RE COING TO | BETTER PERSONALITIES, GET+REDPNECK'S CORK. 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