Shatters leave
To Make Home
In The States
Chaplain and Mrs. Martin L. Sha
tter and family left for the States
Sunday after spending the past two
years at Ladd AFB
Lt. Col. Shaner will be replaced
as leader of the 11th Air Division
by Chaplain (Maj.) Harry P. Hen
derson, who arrived at Ladd 15
months ago.
Chaplain Shaner and his family
were honored by a banquet last
Monday evening, given by the chap
lains of the 11th Air Division and
the Army’s Yukon Command.
Shaner began conducting services
at the base shortly after his arrival
there. Sunday he substituted in the
pulpit of the Fairbanks Evangelical
Lutheran church for the regular
pastor. Rev. Jess Thompson, who
is on vacation.
Lutheran services on the base will
now be conducted by Chaplain
(Capt.) Hans E. Sandrock.
EIELSON TEACHER AND
WIFE WELCOME DAUGHTER
The Raymond Belings of Eielson
AFB are the happy parents of their
first child, a daughter, Judity Lee,
born in St. Joseph’s hospital on
Friday and weighing 6 lbs. 13% ozs.
Beling teaches at the Eielson On
Base school.
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Many Classes Set
For Anchorage
Music Festival
A chance for an Alaskan vaca
tion, a music holiday, and college
credits are three of the outstanding
features of the Anchorage Festival
of Music to be held August 27
through September 4.
Under the direction of four out
standing, nationally known artists,
including Robert Shaw, director of
the famous Robert Shaw Chorale,
students may receive college cred
it for attending the recitals, lectures,
classes, and concerts. Auditors are
also welcome.
Conducting the master classes for
vocalists will be Blake Stern, head
of the voice department of Yale
University and an internationally
acclaimed tenor. Robert Gerle,
praised by Serge Koussevitsky as
one of the finest violinists in the
world today, will lead the master
class in stringed instruments and
chamber music.
John Wustman, pianist and ac
companist for the Robert Shaw
Chorale and such famous opera
stars as Patrice Munsel and Mimi
Benzel, will teach the master class
in accompanying.
A series of four lectures on Mu
sic appreciation, to be given by
Julius Herford, world renowned
musicologist and noted Bach au
thority, will center around the
Back Clavier. He will conclude with
a fifth talk on the Mozart Requiem.
The music festival is being held
as part of the world wide commem
oration of the 200th anniversary of
Mozart’s birth.
IJnemployment At
New Low For ’56
Alaska unemployment is now at
the low ebb for 1956 and employ
ment is at its highest, according to
Merrill E. Weir, acting director of
the Alaska Employment Security
Commission.
Weir reports that benefit pay
ments during July amounted to on
ly $44,000. This is the lowest amount
paid out during any month of July
since 1947. The late data released
by the Commission shows claimants
accounted for 24 per cent of the
total this year, while last year they
claimed 28 per cent. Ketchikan
claimants were paid the same 13
per cent both years. Juneau and
Petersburg percentages were up a
! little from last year. Anchorage pay
i ments amounted to 50 per cent of
I the total both in 1955 and 1956.
LARRY DUANE ARRIVES
IN BATISTE HOUSEHOLD
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Batiste are the
I proud parents of a son, Larry
' Dwane, born in St. Joseph’s hospi
! tal on Friday at. 4:49 a.m. and
weighing 10 lbs. 2 ozs.
Story is co-owner of Story Broth
; ers Dry Wall company. The family
1 lives at 1445 Lacey street.
Jessen’s Weekly the one Alaska
| paper which really gets around.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Tanana .Daily except Sunday
Kotzebue - Nome .Daily
Fort Yukon - Circle Hot Springs Daily
Barrow . Daily
Betties ,. Mon., Wed., Fri.. Sun.
Barter Island ......... Mon. Thurs.
Woodchopper - Eagle ..Wed.
Hughes.Tues.
Circle Hot Springs - Central - Circle.Friday
Huslia ..... Tues. (1st Sc 3rd)
Tanarross - Tetlln .1st Sc 3rd Mon.
Stevens Village -
Beaver .Mon. Wed. and Fri.
Cape Lisburae .Mon., Wed., Fri.
Noatak - Klvalina - Point
Hope ...Mon., Wed., Fri.
Noorvlk - Kiana - Selawlk -
Shungnak - Kobuk.,.Tues., Thurs., Sat.
MVnto - Manley ... Tues., Fri.
Tblovana ...—Tuesday
Rampart . Mon. Thurs.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
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Bonn 5:3t *. m. to p. m.
m
1 Three Men Pass
Alaska Dental
Examinations
Three dentists passed the Alaska
Board of Dental Examiners last
week and at week’s end dentists
from all points in the Territory
swung into a three day clinic.
Tuesday evening the annual con
vention of Alaska dentists got under
w’ay with a reception held at the
University avenue home of Dr. and
Mrs. E. I. Baggen.
The three who are now licensed
to practice wdthin the Territory
are Richard Price Braafladt, Uni
versity of Washington graduate:
Oscar Elei Tate, Kansas City-West
ern and Robert Lisle Willey, Uni
versity of Washington.
Board members conducting the
examinations were Dr. James O.
Whaley, Ketchikan; Dr. John Mil
ler, Spenard; Dr. C. J. Pearson.
Anchorage; R. H. Williams, secre
tary, Juneau and Dr. E I. Baggen,
Fairbanks. Meetings were held in
the Ladd AFB hospital clinic.
The three day study course was
conducted by Dr. Arne Lauritzen,
Seattle dentist with a degree from
Denmark and one from Northwest
ern University.
MRS. ETHEL MUCK TOURS
TERRITORY ON VACATION
Mrs. Ethel Muck, a practical
nurse at the hospital at Mt. Edge
cumbe, is currently visiting many
parts of the Territory on an 18
day vacation.
She plans to return to her post
in Mt. Edgecumbe Tuesday. She left
Fairbanks Tuesday after a brief |
v isit. having previously stopped in ;
Anchorage and McKinley park and
made a side trip to Barrow' with
Wien Alaska Airlines.
She is visiting Whitehorse and j
Southeastern Alaska this week. Mrs.
Muck has been with the hospital
for a little over a year.
IDAHO VISITORS ENJOY
ALASKAN VACATION
Benny Baker and his grandson,
Leiand Jarvis, both of Grangevflle, 1
Idaho, passed through Fairbanks
Friday en route to Seward, where ■
Baker will visit briefly with his
daughter.
Baker, who drove up over the
highway, is the grandfather of
Gina McDonald, former third grade |
teacher at Denali, who now lives
in Portland.
Young Jarvis, whose parents own
a filling station in Grangeville, is
on leave from his job at a grocery
store there.
During their overnight stay in
Fairbanks, they were the house.- j
guests of Dr. and Mrs. James C. ;
; Ryan, 303 Cowles.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
'
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF ALASKA,
FOURTH DIVISION
FREDERICK R. FISHER, I
Plaintiff, i
vs. >
PFGGY FISHER, t
Defendant. )
No. 9161 !
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA TO THF. ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANT, GREETINGS:
YOU ARE HEREBY required to appear
j m the District Court for the District of
! Alaska, Fourth Division, within thirty ,
; • 30» days after the last publication of this
; summons, namely, within thirty 130* I
days alter the 30th day of August, 1956, '
in case this summons is published, or ,
within forty 1401 days after the date of j
of its service upon you. in case this
summons is served upon you personally, j
and answer the complaint of the above
named plaintiff on file in the said Court j
in the above-entitled action.
The said plaintiff in said action de- j
I mands the following relief: A decree of i
this Court dissolving the bonds of mat- I
rimonv heretofore and now exisiting be
tween plaintiff and defendant. and
awarding to plaintiff the care, custody
and control <xT the minor children of j
the parties, and for such other and fur
ther relief as to the court may seem !
just and equitable
And in the event you fail to appear
and answer, the plaintiff will take judg
ment against you for want thereof, and
will apply ip the Court tor the relief
demanded in said complaint and as here
inabove stated.
WITNESS the Honorable VERNON D.
FORBES. Judge of said Court and the 1
Seal of said Court hereunto affixed this 1
6th day of August, 1956.
i SEAL>
John B Hall
Clerk
By Marian Dellage
Detnrty Clerk
i First Pub: Aug. *. 1996
Last Pub: Aug. M, 1936
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