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JESSEN’S WEEKLY
Thursday, July 5, 1956
GOVERNOR IN CITY
ON STOPOVER VISIT
Governor of Alaska B. Frank
Heintzleman passed through Fair
banks this week en route to Nome
and Kotzebue.
The Territory's chief executive
left here Tuesday via Wien Airlines
for an overnight stopover at Kotz
bue, going on to Nome to speak at
a city celebration there.
Heintzleman will pass through
Fairbanks tomorrow on his way to
Juneau with Pan American.
Officers Chosen Sunday
By Electrical Workers
In the election of officers held
Sunday by the International Broth
erhood of Electrical Workers local
1532, Gerard Finley was re-elected
business manager and financial sec
retary.
Other officers chosen for the com
ing year include: Edgar Jacobson,
vice president: William Whitcher,
recording secretary; and Stephen
Kerner, treasurer. Harold Bonner,
I. M. Munson Ed Leith, and Edward
George are the new members of
the executive board.
MRS. WESTON, SON
RETURN FROM STATES
Mrs. John Weston and son, John,
Jr., returned last Wednesday via
Pan American from a five weeks’
visit in the States.
The pair visited her family is
Missoula and Troy, Montana, going
on to visit friends and relatives in
Spokane and Seattle.
The Westons maked their home
at 852 Sixth street. He is associated
with the Doctor’s Clinic here.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
1—PERSONALS
W. S. WHITE. MASSEUR
342 Slater Street 7/12
20—FOR SALE OR LEASE
SIX HARDROCK QUARTZ^rninel
Reasonable. One T.D. Int'l "Cat”
and dozer. Cabin, machinery &
lumber. Write P.O, Box 420, Sew
ard, Alaska 7/26
> FAIRBANKS >
} THEATRE i
\ ATTRACTIONS >
New Empress
Theatre
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.
BOB HOPE
EVA MARIE SAINT
GEORGE SANDERS
PEARL BAILEY
in
"THAT CERTAIN
FEELING"
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.-Wed.
BURT LANCASTER
GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA
TONY CURTIS
in
"TRAPEZE"
(Cinemascope and Technicolor)
Lacey Street
Theatre
Thurs.-Fri.-5at.
VIRGINIA MAYO
GEORGE NADER
PETER LORRE
in
"CONGO CROSSING"
(Technicolor>
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.
"LEATHER SAINT"
with
JOHN DEREK
JUDY LAWRENCE
and
"SABLE SCARF"
with
PAUL DOUGLAS
A CHANGE IS MADE
—Jessen’s Staff Photo
The new Foodland super market opened last week at the corner of
Gaffney and Cushman in the building formerly occupied by the
Nevada Kid. Renovated throughout with a hard surface parking lot
for customers, the new Foodland offers the best in marketing facili
ties.
Str. Nenana
Will Puff Into
Fairbanks Soon
(Continued from page 1.)
including kyaks and fishwheels,
will be erected on the lot.
Although the pilot house and one
small deck must be removed before
the riverboat can be moved under
the railroad bridge at Nenana, Derr
hopes that the ship can be taken
that far this week. After a two
weeks' engine tune up, the Nenana
will steam upriver to Fairbanks,
Derr emphasized that the Nenana
will have to wait for a rainy spell
to complete the trip, as the voyage
up the Chena may be undertaken
only at high water.
The all-wood steamer was built
in 1932 by the Berg Shipbuilding
company for the Alaska Railroad's
river service from Nenana to Mar
shall. The 238 foot ship has two 600
horsepower horizontal steam en
gines, and can carry a capacity of
8,700 gallons of fuel. Its cargo limit
is 70 tons of freight, and it draws
only 3 feet 6 inches loaded to capac
ity.
Ralph Deede, special assistant to
the regional director of the General
services administration, said that all
bids except the one submitted by
the Chamber were rejected as too
low. Deede, in charge of the sur
plus sales for the ARR, was visit
ing in Fairbanks last week from
his home in Anchorage.
Second highest bidder on the riv
erboat was Cliff Everts of Fair
banks, with an offer of $15,000 made
last April at a former invitation.
Olaf Halverson school official in
Nome, passed through Fairbanks en
route home after a two weeks’ va
cation in the states, his first trip
Outside in several years. He was
registered at the Nordale.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
LAND OFFICE
Fairbanks, Alaska
Date: June 12, 1956
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Louie Ed
win Dunn, Tucson. Arizona, entryman,
together with his witnesses Jess M. How
ell, Opal, Arkansas, and Russell J. Shaw,
of Dover, Delaware has submitted final
proof or, his homestead entrv, Fairbanks
Serial No. 08795 for !he NEUSWU and
Lots 8 and 9 and 5 Section 3 Township
2 South Range 2 East Fairbanks Mer
idian. containing 144.92 acres, and it, is
now in the files of the Land Office,
Fairbanks, Alaska, and if no protest is
filed in the Land Office within the
period of publication or thirty days
thereafter, said final proof will be ac
cepted and final certificate issued.
Robert L. Jenks
Acting Manager
First Pub: July 5. 1956
Last' Pub: August 2, 1956
Fairbanksans
Enjoy Rainier
Baseball Game
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Hodges and Burdy tied the score at
; 11 all.
A double and a walk in the top
of the eighth failed to produce a
score for the Rainiers. The All Stars
went ahead in the eighth 14-11 on a
double by Cord and homeruns by
Shue and Cole.
A walk, fielder’s choice, three
straight singles and a double pro
duced three runs for the Seattle
club and again tied the game, this
time at 14-14. The All Stars fell in
order in their half of the ninth and
j the game went into extra innings.
Aylward was hit by Shue's pitch
in the top of the tenth injuring his
foot and Heath was put in to run.
; Heath went to second on an error
j by Hodges and travelled to third on
a fielder's choice. Mauro’s single
brought in what proved to be the
■ winning run. Smith’s homer with
j Dixon and Mauro on base ended the
| night's scoring.
Cord reached base for the local
team as a result of a single but was
doubled off in one of the sharpest
plays of the evening. After catching
Shue’s fly ball, centerfielder Mauro
made a quick throw to first and
caught Cord off base. Danny Smith’s
flyball to centerfield ended the
game.
Pioneer Writes From
Orange Park, Florida
Louis E. Anderson, longtime resi
dent of the Territory, writes Jes
sen's Weekly, that all is well with
him and that he has moved to Or
ange Park, Fla.
He asks that he be remembered to
all his friends at Manley Hot
Springs and hopes that they have
recovered from the effects of the
recent flood. Anderson lived at
Manley, Rampart and Tofty for over
52 years.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Bids are solicited by the District Court
for the following work to be done in
the District Court Room in the Federal
Building. Fairbanks, viz:
Washing and thoroughly cleaning the
ceiling, repainting the w-alls, washing
and refurbishing the wood work, and
retouching scarred places and scratches
on the woodwork.
Bids will be received until 5:00 pm.,
Monday, July 9, 1956, and the right is
reserved to reject any or all of any bids
submitted.
John B. Hall
Clerk of Court
Box 1350
First Pub; July 5, 1956
Last Pub: July 5, 1956
SHRINE
Picnic and Barbecue
Sunday, July 15
Shriners and Their Invited Guests
Shrine Club House
Noon - Until
■
$5 Per Member
Which Includes Member's
Immediate Family
For Your Convenience
We Have Moved Our Office
From Our Home to
603 Eleventh Avenue
Same Phone: 2305
City Garbage Co.
Edwin G. W. Bellstrom
Skipper Sport Shirts
Swim Trunks
• MacGregor
• Van Heusen
• Long Sleeves • Short Sleeves
• Prints - Solids - Knits
Levi's
• Casual Denims
Tan - Lighter Blue
Keds
The
Martin A. Pinska Store
Established 1898
Corner Third and Cushman
Dial 5000