Middle Aisle
Marriage licenses were issued to
the following couples recently by
the U.S. Commissioner,
July 2, Robert Allen Alexander,
31, plumber. College; and Jackie
S. Alexander. 26, housewife.
July 6: Robert G. Turnbull, 29,
Healy, telegrapher clerk, and Doris
Helen Walker, 25, clerk, Dover, N.
H.
July 7: Robert Leroy Cherry, 20,
USAF Ladd< and Joyce Bernadine
Baird, 24, reservationist, Warrens
ville Heights, O. Ethan E. Ander
son, 27, USA, Anchorage, and Alice
Genevieve Moto, 21, baby sitter.
July 9: Francis E. Inghram. 34.
heavy duty operator, and Billy
Cooper, Bunch, 36, bookkeeper.
July 11: Kenneth D. Jensen, 20,
College, student, and Nancy Lou
Payman, College, 19, student; Ray
mond Richburg, Ladd USA, 28, and
Rosetta Daniel, 27, LaVerne, Ala.
July 12: Edward W. Mitchell, US
AF Eielson, 26, and Delores Ruth
Morgan, 19, Portland, Ore.; Everett
Bascom Griffin, Jr., 30. cable splic
er's helper, and Joan Louise Bier,
39, secretary.
July 13: Wilfred M. Savoy, 35,
power plant operator, and Mary M.
Peters, 29, laundry worker.
July 14: Raymond Randolph Lew
is, 42 heavy equipment operator,
and Anna Elva Gablick, 31, cham
bermaid.
Hesslers Enjoying Camping
Trip In Anchorage Area
Dr. and Mrs. Victor Hessler left
last week end on a brief camping
trip in the Anchorage area.
Hessler, head of the physics de
partment at the University of Al
aska. and his wife, president of the
Fairbanks Weavers Guild, planned
to return Saturday from their
week's vacation.
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AGENCY
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Marion Wood
Wallace Cathcart, Jr.
Engineers Board
Passes Twenty
At Juneau Meet
The Territorial Board of Engineers
and Architects Examiners last week
at a special meeting in Juneau
passed 20 applicants for registra
tion as professional engineers and
land surveyors. All were passed
without qualification.
Civil engineers passed by examina
tion include Bob P. Gray, Howard
Isberg and Richard S. Adams, all
of Fairbanks. Harold Payton, also
of Fairbanks, was passed by recip
rocity as a civil engineer. Others
were Dennis D. Bryan, Anchor
age; Richard S. Holmgren and Ger
ald J. Miller, both of Juneau.
Douglas Golp and Yancy James,
both of Fairbanks, were named
professional mining engineers.
Paul Crews of Anchorage quali
fied as a prefessional mechanical en
gineer. Matt Gromley, Juneau, was
named as a prefessional electrical
engineer.
John O’Malley, Palmer; John L.
Joslin, Cordova; Richard Green
wood, Lewis E. Dickenson, Joe
Hayes and Charles Harvard, all of
Anchorage, passed the examination
for land surveyors.
Civil engineer Johanathan Wright
: of San Francisco, and mechanical
engineers Randall H. Lindgren, Se
attle, and William H. Byrne of New
New York City were passed by re
ciprocity.
Frank M. Mapleton, president of
the board, said that applicants for
registration as professional archi
tects will be advised as to the re
sults of their examinations just as
soon as the architectural members
of the board have completed grad
ing the papers submitted. Appli
cants should know within about 30
days.
JOHN MAXWELLS VISIT
FAMLY AT LADD AFB
Mr. and Mrs. John Maxwell, Sr.
of Galesburg, Illinois left Tuesday
after spending two weeks with.their
son and daughter-in-law. Sgt. and
Mrs. John Maxwell of Ladd.
The Galesburg couple arrived in
Alaska July 1 and were met by
their son and family in Anchorage.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
FAIRBANKS PRECINCT
FOURTH DIVISION
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
In the Matter of the Estate )
of )
RUDOLPH SMITH. Deceased. i
ROBERT E SHELDON, Administrator)
No. 1 8 8 4
CITATION TO HEIRS TO SHOW CAUSE
To. The heirs, any unknown heirs, and
all other persons concerned, of the
Estate of Rudolph Smith, Deceased:
YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HERE
BY CITED and required to be and ap
pear in the Probate Court for the Fair
banks Precinct. Fourth Judicial Division,
Territory of Alaska, at Fairbanks, Alas
ka, on the 29th day of August, 1956, at
two o'clock p.m. of said day, then and
there to show cause, if any exists, why
an order of this Court should not be
made for the sale at public auction of
the following described real property, sit
uate in the Fairbanks Precinct, Fourth
Division. Territory of Alaska, belonging
to said estate, to wit:
The northerly portion (approximately
one-half 1 of Lot Ten (10) in Block
Forty-three (43) of the Townsite of
Fairbanks, Alaska, together with the
buildings and improvements situate
thereon.
in order to pay creditor's claims arid
expenses of administration, as set forth
in the Petition for Order of Sale, filed
herein on the 25th day of June, 1966,
to which reference is hereby made for
further particulars.
This citation shall be posted in three
public places in the Fairbanks. Precinct
of Alaska, on* of which shall be posted
at the United States Post Office in
Fairbanks, Alaska, and one also to be
published in Jeaseo’s Weekly,, a weekly
newspaper of general circulation, as re
quired by law.
Dated at Fairbanks. Alaska, this the
ISth day «i June, 1956.
(SEAL)
La Dessa Nor dale
Probate Judge
First Pub: June 2*. 1956
Last Pub: July 19, 1956
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FriendiyR
C5
NORDALE I
HOTEL I
Ruth Crowder
To Be Married
Here August 5
Miss Ruth Mary Crowder will be
come the bride of Allan McGregofy,
Jr., on Sunday, August 5. in the
Assembly of God church at 3 p.m.
Vows will be solemnized by Rev.
B. P. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
D. Crowder of American Falls. Ida
ho, are parents of the future bride.
The Allan McGregorys, Sr., of Val
dez are parents of the prospective
bridegroom.
Mrs. Royce Curry of Anchorage,
sister of the bridgegroom, will at
tend the couple as matron of honor.
Royce Curry will serve as best man.
Immediately following the cere
mony a reception will be held in
the church.
Miss Crowder is attending sum
mer school at the University. She
is a fourth grade teacher at Valdez.
McGregory is a member of the
Territorial Police force at Valdez.
'THE SEARCHERS'
(Continued from Page 251
Mile* and Natalie Wood, who was :
an Academy Award nominee for !
her fine performance in “Rebel j
Without a Cause.”
Rounding out the impressive cast
is veteran actor Ward Bond, long
an associate of both Wayne and
Ford in such all-time hits as “The
Quiet Man" and “My Darling Clem
entine.” In “The Searchers,” Bond
reputedly gives a powerful per
formance in the rual role of a fron
tier parson and a fighting Texas
Ranger.
“The Searchers” was adapted for
the screen from the bestrselling
novel by Alan Le May. It was pro
duced by Merian C. Cooper from a :
screen play by Frank S. Nugent.
The group drove to Valdez and Cir
cle during their stay here.
This was the first trip to Alaska
for Maxwell, Sr., who is an audi
tor with the Illinois Agricultural
Association in Galesburg.
Good printing of all kinds and
at reasonable prices at Jessen’s
Weekly.
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These Animals
A Good Home!
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And Take Your Choice
Open 8:00 AJM. to 6:00 PJM.-Closed Tuesdays
1 part Springer
1 German Short Hair Pointer
1 German Shepherd
1 part Labrador Pup
1 part Terrier
Several Part Springer Pups
Several HuSfcy Puppies
Several Part Terrier Puppies
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Call at Humane Society Shelter
Lower 2nd Avenue Phone 2741
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Faying bills by cash, is as out
moded as grandpa's moustache
cup . . . and a good thing, too!
Carrying large sums of money about was an open
invitation to theft and loss ... to say nothing of time
wasted plodding all over town to pay bills. Today,
folks let the mailman do the footwork. They pay
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