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Thursday, August 23, 1956 '
8:30—Sign On
3:31 Test Pattern and tone
3:45—Paris Precinct
4:15—BOB CROSBY SHOW ClBS
4:30—Ranger Will Program
6:00—Roundup
6:15—City Manager Speaks
6:30—TBA
6:45—Art Linkletter’s Lucky Kids
7:00—CBS & FBKS Newsreel
7:30—Wrestling
8:00—Wrestling continued
8:30—New Orleans Police Dept.
8:00—Stage Show
8:30—Feature Theater * Thunder
Pass”
Friday, August 24, 1956
8:30—Sign On
8:31—Test Pattern and tone
4:00—I Married Joan
4:30—Ranger Will Program
6:00—Roundup
6:15—NAACP Reporter
6:30—Gabby Hayes Show
7:00—CBS Sc Fairbanks Newsreel
7:30—Lucky Lager Sports Time
8:00—Confidential File
8:30—Toastmasters In Review
9:00—Hank McCune Show
9:30—Ladd AFB Sports
8:45—Feature Theater ‘That I May
See”
Saturday, August 25, 1956
3:29—Sign On
4:00—Hank McCune Show
4:30—Matinee Theater
5:30—Wild Bill Hickock (CBS)
6:00—Reporters Roundup
6:30—TBA
6:45—Christophers
7:00—CBS & Fairbanks Newsreel
7:15—TBA
7:30—Flash Gordon
8:00—Sherlock Holmes
8:30—Christophers
9:00—The Big Picture
9:30—Feature Theater "Johnny
Frenchman”
11:00—Sign Off
Sunday, August 26, 1956
4:30—Sign On
5:00—Matinee Theater
6:00—Faith for Today
6:30—Half Hour Wrestling
7:00—You Are There (CBS)
7:30—Susie
8:00—The Hunter
8:30—Janet Dean Show
9:00—$64,000 Challenge
6:30—Feature Theater
"Chan in Shanghai”
Monday August 27, 1956
3:30—Sign On
3:81—Test Pattern and tone
4:00—Janet Dean Show
4:15—Your Home
4:30—Ranger Will Program
d:00—Roundup
6:15—TBA
6:30—USO Interview
6:45—Art Linkletter's Lucky Kids
7:00—CBS & Fairbanks Newsreel
7:30—ROBINHOOD (CBS)
8:00—All American Wrestling
8--30—Wrestling continued.
9:30—Famous Fights
9:45—Feature Theater
“Twin Husbands”
Tuesday, August 28, 1956
3:30—Sign On
3:31—Test Pattern and tone
3:45—Sherlock Holmes
4:15—GARY MOORE SHOW CBS
4:30—Ranger Will Program
6:00—Roundup
6:15—Chamber of Commerce
Report
6-30—Wild Bill Hickock
7:00—CBS & FBX Newsreel
7:30—PHIL SILVERS SHOW CBS
8:00—Navy Log (CBS)
8:30—UNDERCURRENT CBS
9:00—SPOTLIGHT PLAYHOUSE
(CBS)
9:30—The Millionaire—CBS
10:00—Feature Theater
“2000 women”
Wednesday, August 29, 1956
2:59—Sign On
4:00—TBA
4:30—Will’s Rangers
6:00—Roundup
6:15—Federated Fund
6:30—Half Hour Theater
7:30—SGT. PRESTON OF THE
YUKON (CBS)
8:00—I Married Joan
8:30—FOUR STAR PLAYHOUSE
(CBS)
9:00—Paris Precinct
9:30—“Master of Baukdan”
11:00—Sign Off
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
LAND OFFICE
Fairbanks, Alaska
Date: July 26, 1956
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Holt M.
Derickson, Fairbanks, Alaska entryman,
together with his witnesses Leonard Da
vis. and Jack ToJmie. both of Fairbanks,
Alaska has submitted final proof on his
homestead entry, Fairbanks Serial No.
012584 for the SEUNW1*, SW^NEVg. Lots
2 and 3 Section 3 Township 2 South
Range 2 East Fairbanks Meridian, con
taining 159.93 acres, and it is now in the
files of the Land Office, Fairbanks, Al
aska, and if ho protest is filed in the
j Land Office within the period uf publi
| cation or thirty days thereafter, said
| final proof will be accepted and final
1 certificate issued.
Robert L. Jenks
Acting Manager
First Pub: Aug. 2, 1956
1 Last Pub: Aug. 30, 1956
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Alaska Highways
In Good Shape
The Alaska Road Commission has
issued the following report on road
conditions in the Territory:
According to the Northwest High
way System at Whitehorse, Y.T.,
the highway is open and in good
driving condition from Mile 0 at
Dawson Creek to the Alaska Bor
der. Heavy dust and rough patches
are prevalent in some sections, es
pecially from Dawson Creek to
Mile 101 Blueberry: motorists
should exercise extreme caution
when these conditions are encoun
tered, especially when passing other
vehicles. Construction and main
tenance work is in progress at num
erous points. The deck of the White
River bridge. Mile 1169, is in poor
condition and motorists should obey
all signs erected at this point.
All access roads are open and in
fair driving condition. Emergency
landing strips numbers 2 and 3 re
main open to light aircraft only for
emergency daylight landings. All
other emergency strips in good con
dition and open.
The Alaska highway is in good
condition to Big Delta Junction.
Construction work is in progress
from Mile 1244 to Mile 1265. Traffic
should observe all signs. Some de
lay during working hours in con
struction zones may be expected.
Driving conditions are good over
the entire Richardson highway.
Traffic will be subject to short de
; lays during working hours due to
; asphalt paving in progress from
Mile 156, Hrfgan' Hill, to Mile 130
and from Mile 60 to Mile 50.
The Glenn, Elliott and Taylor
! highways are in good condition.
However, light construction is in
progress on the latter in the South
Fork, Fortymile river and Eagle
areas.
All local Fairbanks roads are in
fair to good driving condition. The
Steese highway is undergoing re
Assistant Rector
Of St. Matthews
Is Ex-Virginian
Alexander C. Zabriskie, a gradu
ate of the Virginia Seminary in Al
exandria, Virginia, arrived last
week to take over his duties as as
sistant to the rector of St. Matthew s
Episcopal Church.
The present rector, the Rev. Rich
ard T. Lambert, is currently on va
cation. His post is temporarily being
filled by the Rev. Norman H. V.
Elliott.
Zabriskie, who has been assigned
to St. Matthew’s for the next three
years, will make his home at 1030
j Second, upstairs in the Parish Hall.
construction work between Miles 2
and 4. If a detour is necessary it
will be marked.
MRS. JAMES HANLON,
mother McKinnon visit
FROM CALIFORNIA HOME
Mrs. Thomas McKinnon, former
i long time Fairbanks resident, and
i Mrs. James Hanlon, former Fair
banks teacher, arrived in Fairbanks
last Wednesday with Pan American
Airways for a two months' visit
here.
Mrs. McKinnon, affectionately
known to her many friends here as
Mother McKinnon, is the mother of
the late Bernie Carr. She and Mrs.
Hanlon, who are staying at Hard
ing lake during their visit here,
make their home in Los Altos, Cal
ifornia.
Vote for a prominent Anchorage
attorney — WILLIAM H. (BILL)
SANDERS for Attorney General.
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