12 Milk Barn
On Richardson
Open This Week
Milton and Juanita Ross have op
ened their 12 Mile Barn at Mile 12
on the Richardson highway. The
new establishment contains a quiet
bar and lounge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross came here
three years ago from Phoenix, Ari
zona. They have two children, Bill,
a University of Alaska sophomore
and Lurline who is attending school
in Seattle.
The couple invites their many
friends to drop in and see their
new place.
WILCOXES VISIT HERE
EN ROUTE TO DAWSON
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wilcox, form
er long time residents of Fairbanks,
passed through the city en route
to Dawson for a short trip.
The Wilcoxes were the house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Loftus
during their overnight stay. They
left for Dawson Saturday, and will
return to Anchorage directly from
there.
Wilcox is a government official
in Anchorage.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
LAND OFFICE
FAIRBANKS. ALASKA
Date: December 6. 195E
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Brvan N
Johnson, Fairbanks. Alaska entryman
together with his witnesses. Walter Henry
Belling, and Alta Belle Belling, all oJ
Fairbanks, Alaska, has submitted final
proof on his homestead entry, Fairbanks
Serial No. 08829. for Lot 1. U. S. Survey
No 3360. and Is>t 2, U. S. Survey No.
3129, Alaska, situated along the banks
of the North Fork of the Chena Rivet
containing 45 88 acres, and it is now in
the files of the Land Office, Fairbanks
Alaska.
If no protest is filed* in the Land Of
ficp within the period of publication or
thirty days thereafter, said final proof
will be accepted and final certificate is
sued.
MALCOLM O. ALLEN
Manager
Date First Pub: June 14, 1956
Date Last Pub: August 9
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Jack Whaley
Meets Death
In Air Crash
James P. -Jack” Whaley. 38. for
mer Fairbanks resident, prominent
bush pilot and airline executive,
died Tuesday in the crash of a twin
engine DeHaviland Dove in which
he was flying freight to a construc
tion site. The crash occurred about
30 miles north of Moses Point on
the Seward Peninsula.
Whaley was taking a load of pro
duce to a site at Granite Mountain
under a contract with Morrison
Knudsen construction company. He
left Nome at about 10:30 a m. Tues
day morning and when he was not
heard from at 3:30 p.m. that day he
was considered overdue and a
search was begun.
Civil air patrol fliers sighted the
wreckage about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday.
The 74th Air Rescue squadron was
notified and at 4:50 a.m. two para
medics were dropped to the scene
of the accident. They signaled that
there were no survivors. Willey
was flying alone.
Whaley is survived by his wife,
Gladys, 1501 Turner, and his three
children, Lynette, 15; Jackie, 7, and
Jamie, 5. Also surviving are his
brothers Frank and George both of
whom are prominent in airline cir
cles. Frank is executive director of
the Alaska Visitor’s association and
George is connected with the Seattle
branch of Pan American World Air
ways.
Jack spent his younger days in
Nome, but spent the last ten years
in Fairbanks. He had recently re
signed his posts as vice president
in charge of traffic for Wien Alaska
Airlines and as a Fairbanks council
man. to return to Nome to take up
duties as manager of Munz Air
lines there.
Mrs. Whaley and the children
were scheduled to leave today for
Nome to join him.
THORNTON WRIGHTS
PARENTS OF A SON
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton R. Wright,
former Fairbanks residents now of
Port Orford, Ore., became the par
ents of a son. Jay Robert, born on
June 22 und weighing 6 pounds 15>2
ounces.
Wright is the son of the late Fair
banks businessman, Thomas K.
Wright.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
INVITATION FOR BIDS
Project A ia. 50-A-219, Women's Dor
mitory. College. Alaska. Alaska Public
Works. Office of Territories, Department
of the Interior. John D Argetsinger,
Acting Director, Alaska Public Works.
Office of Territories. Department of the
Interior. Post Office Box 1181. Juneau,
Alaska.
Scaled bids in single copy for furnish
ing all labor, equipment, and materials
and performing all work for the project
described herein will be received until
10:00 A M , Pacific Standard Time Aug
ust 15, 1956. in the mailroom of the
Office of the Director, Alaska Public
Works. Office of Territories, Depart
ment of the Interior, 125 West Third
Street. P. O, Box 118 Juneau, Alaska and
then PUBLICLY opened and read doud.
Information regarding biddmg mater
ial, bid guarantee, and bonds follows:
Plans and specifications and ot er pri -
po*ed contract documents are open re
public inspection at the Director's of
fice. Juneau, Alaska; at R >om 2723, In
terior Bldgf., Washington 25, DC.; at the
Area Engineer's Office, Alaska Public
Works, Room 220 Chena Bldg . 510 Sec
ond Ave., P. O Box 1139, Fairbanks,
Alaska; and Associated General Con
tractors of America offices as follows:
Seattle Chapter. Construction Center,
Third Amiiic West and Harrison St.
SeatMe Wash.: Mountain Chapter, 213
Benjamin Fran .tin Hotel. Seattle, Wash.,
T.icima Chapter, 1605 Ccntc St., Tnco
r>. 3. Wash.: Portland Chapter, Suite
112 Mull: mah Hotel. Portland, Oregon;
and the Alaska Chapter, Anchorage. Al
aska; at the Plan Bureau. 2413 Western
Ave.. Seattle. Wash , and Builders Ex
change Cooperative. 317 Builders Ex
change Bldg., Parllynd. Ore. n. A set
of such documents may he procured i «m
the office of tiie Director at Juneau Al
aska upon depos t of $25.00, ait of which
win be refunded upon »he ri urn of
the plans and specifications in good
condition -vithin 1.verity (20) days from
date of bid opening.
Each bid must be accompanied bv «
satisfactory bid security (certified check
or bid bund! in an amount not less than
5 ;rer cent of the total bd in oollais
and rems No bids will be withdrawn
•*il 'htrty d .after the scheduled clew
ing ..Lde for the "re ipt of bids. The
successful bidder veil be required to fur
nish a performance bond and payment
Lend, each in the amount of 100 per
ee-it of the contract price.
The Government reserves the right to
- 'vard a contract for the project on the
basis of the acceptance of any or a(T of
the alternates, whichever course is in
the ben’ interest of th" Government.
DESCRIPTION: Womens Dorm’torv.
Project Aar. 50-A-219. College, Alaska
a three story frame, concrete and mason
ry dormitory building with approximate
ly 24,500 sq. ft. of floor area.
Pub: Juiy 5, 1956 onlr
VICTIM OF FATAL CRASH
James P. “Jack” Whaley, well known bush pilot and airline executive,
who was killed in a crash of undetermined cause Tuesday. Among
community leaders paying tribute to Whaley were Mayor Douglas
Preston and Dudley Beck, Chamber of Commerce president, who
said that his death was a profound shock to his many friends and
that his loss will be deeply felt throughout the Territory.
Thief Prepares
For Fourth At
Store's Expense
Some person or persons unknown
were certainly prepared for the yes
terday’s holiday after breaking into
the Graehl grocery on Front street.
The well prepared thief took $135
•in cash, one chicken and some fire
crackers. The theft totalled about
$125, and was noted by Dale Mari
nell who is an employee Marinell
reported the robbery to Lloyd
Kanaly, 325 Slater Drive, owner of
the store.
Entrance was gained through“a
-.
GEORGE HANLEYS BACK
AFTER WINTER OUTSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. George Hanley have
returned to Fairbanks after spend
ing most of the winter in Phoenix,
Ariz. They expect to remain in town
for the summer.
The Hanleys drove from the
States with their trailer. They said
they found the highway a little
rough.
Hanley is co-owner of the Pas
time.
broken window at the rear of the
store sometime between 9 p.m.
Monday and 8 a.m. on Tuesday.
, JESSEN'S WEEKLY
Thursday, July 5, 1956
Page 7
Mrs. Anderson.
Children Heturn
Mrs. Joseph Anderson and th<»
couple's two daughters, Rita and
Karen, returned Monday evening
on board a PAA plane after visit
ing for two weeks in Seattle and
Tacoma.
Back with the Andersons came a
watermelon as a surprise for An
derson. Mrs. Anderson paid 53 cent*
for the melon in Tacoma at 2*2 cents
a pound. Anderson is business agent
for Carpenters Local 1243.
RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS
GUESTS AT TEA MONDAY
Fairbanks and Ladd Red Cro>*
volunteers were guests at a tea at
the Ladd hospital nurses quarters
by Miss Marie Tuily. Miss Tully
is Red Cross recreation director at
the Ladd hospital.
Honored at the tea were Mrs.
Carlos Alden. wife of the new
commanding officer of the hospital,
and Mrs. If. H. Cochran, wife of
the hospital’s executive officer.
Over 50 persons attended tha
event, held last Thursday.
Thomas Castro of 826 Third ave
nue was admitted to St. Joseph's
hospital on Sunday for medical at
tention. Castro is bartender at tha
Diamond Horseshoe Bar.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
LAND OFFICE
FAIRBANKS. ALASKA
DATE: June 11. 1956
SERIAL NO: 013033
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Denys H
Hemen. Dig Delta, Alaska has made
application for a Trade «.■ Manufacturing
under the act of (Section 10> May 14.
1898 (30 Stat. 113. 48 U S.C. Sec. 461 ■
Fairbanks Serial No 013033 for a tract
of land described as Lots 25. 26 and 31,
Section 3 and WLSWhSWhNWh Sec
tion 2. Township 10 South. Range !'>
East. Fairbanks Meridian containing 9 9»
aeres, and it is now in the files of th*
Land Office. Fairbanks, Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming adverse, e
any of the above mentioned land should
file their adverse claim in the Land
Office within the period of publication
or thirty days thereafter, nr the> will t •
barred by the provisions of the statutes
Robert L. Jenks
Acting Man.-igei
Date First Pub: June 14, 1956
Dale Last Pub: July 12. 1956
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