The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ' THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1951 Ask Applications | For New Low Rent | Apartment Units Applications will be received Nov- ember 8, 9, 10, by the Alaska Hous- ing Authority, in Juneau, for occu- pancy of the 50 low rent apartments now b built and for the addi- tional 25 ‘units under consideration, a ing to A. L. Conine, local AHA Apartments The project will consist of 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments, all the | rooms. of norm size and each ap- artment will be equipped with an electric stove There will be a Community House and a children’s playground in the project. All apartments will be steam heated and have continuous hot water. It is planned to install auto- matic washing machines in central that we may determine the low rent housing in Ju- » are making this call for ations now,” Conine said “We request persons desiring housing for 1952 to come into office in Channel Apartments this week. Applications will be consid- ered in the order in which they are Medical Supplies 'To Be Purchased 'By Civil Defense In the recent League of Alaskan! Al and Elma Milotte, former Al- askan photographers who eal |for Walt Disney, Cities Conference held in Kodiak, Col. Earl Landreth reported the organizational phase of tk Territorial Department of Civil De- fense was about completed. said that arr made to purc to local directo | Only expense to local communities would be storage. On November 2, the Dirvmnr\‘ and a refrigerator. | Conference held in Portland, Ore- | gon, was attended by representatives from Alaska (Col. Landreth), Brit- ish Columbia, Washington, Oregon, an d California, Nevada. Idaho, Montana Millottes in Florida Making Bird Pictures ‘ For For |a photo studio in Ketchikan which lhe\ u)lrl to \1g’1b0nd Alaska. Tht‘) friends that they expect to return He (to their Hollywood home soon. gements have been se $100,000 worth of medical supplies upon a matching ger, with offices in the Channel ¢ fund basis, which will be distributed | ])lL!ul(\ in that ares rs when received. The couple have been in Tlorida for the past year making movies of birds ]‘mvered the Territory and incidently | made a fine colored movie of a large part of Donald MacDonald’s national Highway from Kluane through the Rocky Mountain trench | to Prince George. It was this documentary film which attracted Disney to employ Walt Disney filmed Island and “Beaver Valley” write Juneau were employed by North American | Aviation Co., to make educational films for its personnel. ..’.SKS RESTRAINING ORDER in the Everglades and other 4GAINST SITKA DOCTOR A petition asking for a tempor- | ary restraining order against Dr. | \Mllnm V. Beskon(‘bte of Snka w many years the Milottes had - The problem of a mutual aid 1mrl between the western states, Canada | and Alaska was discussed. TI due to federal re: ¢t enter into form but would enter into local ments. received at our office.” borders. “According to the Alaska Hous- ing Authority, families'with incomes | nadiz annually, will be | m: of $5,000 or less, eligible for apartments in the Ju- neau low rent project. of California, was The project now under construc- | tend the tion is located at the west end of Complete cooperation by our Ca- 1 neighbors aided greatly in g the conf: ce a success. 'V[l]m General Wi R. Robertson, selected to at- national convention in their first meeting to be held in| the Douglas bridge in West Juneau. | the near future “We have had so many inquiries for housing recently that we are quite sure that an additional 25 units of low rent apartments will: T Tibet's largest monastery has more than 3,000 mon be needed in Juneau,” said Conine.' " “To determine the requirements of the community for immediate fu- ture, we decided to request the lic to make tentative application for the units now under constructior and for the 25 additional apa ments being considered.” Any persons eligible housing with annual incomes og 000 or less are -requested to : at the Alaska Housing Authol office this week, Conine emphasized. No Price Control Now on Corn Cobs WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 — (B Corn cobs were freed from price control today The Office of Price Stabilization (OPS) said cobs are badly nceded! in prndu(unn of certain defense ma-1 Re-see America from Skytop Lounge ; ./ 01 VMP/A/V 5 Seattle, Twin Cities, Milwaukee, Chicago Roomette and bedrogm passengers enjoy panoramas and close-ups from the Skytop Lounge—exclusive with the Olympian HIAWATHA. Mountain scenery, ranch and wheat lands, “OI' Man River” and lush farms. Wonderful meals in the diner, bev- erages and snacks in the Tip Top Grill. Both cars open to all. 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District Court thls' morning. ‘ The petition was filed on behalf | of Bessonette’s estranged wife, Mary | s, who had previously filed a dx-\ vorce action against her husband. | Fight Dope By the Associated Press | The petition asks that Bessonetie ) Results of fights last night are as | be restrained by court order from | | folows: seeing his wife and two children, he should not pay $250 a month | Burton, 145%;, New York, 10. for their support. The Bessonettes|are welters. had previously been divorced and | At Los Angeles — Chuck Moody, them. During the war, the Milottes | 5,4 asking him to show cause why | 145, Los Angeles. outpointed Phil Both FROM ANGOON Mrs. Arne Bulkeley of Angoon is at the Hotel Juneau. She is with the Alaska Department of Health there. Two Statemenls Made by Russians FROM ANCHORAGE Dave Dishaw of Anchorage is re- gistered at the Baranof Hotel. 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