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INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bid* in triplicate will be re
ceived by the Adjutant General. Terri
tory of Alaska. Box 2421, Juneau,Alaska
until two pun. 29 August 1956 and then
publicly opened and read, for furnish
ing all labor and material and perform
ing all work for the movement of the
two Alaska National Guard buildings in
Nome. Alaska, from their present loca
tion to a lot on the corner of Front
Street and Campbell Way.
The work will consist of disconnecting
all existing utilities at the present site
opposite the existing Federal building,
moving the two buildings to the new
site, at a location to be designated by
Commander, First Scout Bn., blocking
and leveling both buildings on timber
piers, reconnecting all utilities and in
general restoring the buildings to the
condition which they are in now. Con
tract to be completed by 15 September
1956.
Guarantee will be required with each
bid in the amount of ten per cent. Per
formance bond will be required for an
amount not less than fifty percent of
the contract. Payment bond will be re
quired for an amount not less than
fifty percent of the contract. Final
Lump Sum payment only will be made.
Envelopes containing bids must be
sealed and clearly marked with the
project and the bidder’s name.
The right is reserved, as the interest
of the territory may require, to reject
any or all bids received, and to accept
or reject any items of any bid unless
such bid Is qualified by specific limita
tions.
Territory of Alaska Military Dept.
By Elvis M. Farmer,
Adjutant General
Publish Aug. 10. 17. 24. 1956.
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“DADDY. LONG LEGS”
HAS EVERYTHING
Enchanting is the word for it,
the lovely, lavish Cinemascope
musical production of “Daddy
Long Legs” which plays Sunday
and Monday at The Theater. Fred
Astaire has never been better,
and he has always been the best
there is; Leslie Caron fulfills
every radiant promise of her
meteoric rise to stardom; the
SCORCHY SMITH __„
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Boy AM I BUSHEP THIS
MORNING' I GOULDN'
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story has charm, the humor has
warmth, the stongs have a lilt,
the dances a kick. In short every
thing works and the musical
screen is seen at its very best in
this happy event.
Oldtimers may think they know
“Daddy Long Legs.” The new
version does retain the memo
rable story line of a middle-aged
benefactor who “adopts” a lonely
little orphan girl, but only with
the provision she never know his
identity. Thus, there can be no
misunderstanding his motives.
But when the patron is a man
like Astaire, and the girl a cap
tavatingly petite French girl like
Leslie Caron, you can look for
developments.
The solid story ingredient im
mediately raises it way above the
level of musical plots; the ingrat
iating characterizations by the
stars add another attractive hu
man dimension; the songs by the
surefire Johnny Mercer, sharply
highlight scene after scene; the
dances really come alive; the sets,
costumes and lighting, in beauti
ful color by DeLuxe, are bright,
witty and gay, and make the most
of the full - stage Cinemascope
effect.
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& Cleaners
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W. Mecklenburg
Secretary
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
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Order of Eastern Star
Maata lit a 3rd Monday of each month
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