Territorial
Police Start
Safety Drive
The Territorial Police is starting
a ‘Courtesy Driver of the Week”
contest, beginning this week, ac
cording to Lt. William W. Trafton,
Each \tfeek a courstesy driver will
be selected from among drivers in
the Fairbanks area.
A different judge will be appoint
ed each week to watch for the most
courteous driver he can find. The
judge will be anonymous until his
decision is announced.
Judging will be based on four
points. These points will be made
on driver attitude, dimming of
headlights, rendering assistance to
motorists and courtesy to pedestri
ans and other drivers.
A prize of two theatre tickets will
be awarded to the person selected
each week. Dan Redden, theater
manager, will make the presentation
to the winner.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF NOMINATION MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the Fourth
Division Democratic Committee by vir
tue of authority vested in it by Terri
torial Law and Party organizational pro
cedure, will meet July 27 at 8:00 PM at
the Carpenters Hall, Fairbanks, Alaska.
Said meeting to be for the purpose of
nominating the Democratic candidate for
the unexpired, term of Territorial Sena
tor, made vacant by the resignation of
Ralph J. Rivers.
Said meeting will also act to fill such
other party nomination vacancies as may
exist at that time and to transact such
other business ns may properly' come be
fore the Committee
Paul Solka, Jr.
Chairman
Dated July 17. 1956
First Pub; July 19. 1956
Last Pub: July 26, 1956
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Notice of Final Hearing in the Probate
Court for the Fairbanks Precinct, Fourth
Division. Alaska, Probate No. 1798. Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned
Administrator of the Estate of John Aug
ust Anderson, sometimes known a* John
A Anderson, deceased, has filed his final
account and report herein, including his
petition for order settling account and
directing distribution, and the Court has
fixed 2:00 F.M. on the 4th day of Sep
tember, 1956. at the court room of said
Court, at Fairbanks. Alaska, as the time
and place fo rhearing and settling said
account of said Administrator. All per
sons having objeclipris thereto- should file
same in Writing or appear in said Court
at said turn-.
M. F. MILLER, Administrator
RALPH J RIVERS
Attorney for Administrator
First Pub: July 5, 1956
Last Pub: July 26, 1956 .
Nancy Payman
Wed Saturday
To K. 0. Jensen
Miss Nancy L. Payman became
the wife of Kenneth D. Jensen Sat
urday, at 8 p.m. in St. Mattew’s
Episcopal church. Rev. Norman El
liott performed the ceremony.
Miss Payman is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Payman of Mt.
Edgecumbe. Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Jensen of Anchorage are the bride
groom’s parents.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a pink and white
cotton dress with matching duster,
complemented by a pink hat and
gloves.
Mrs. Richard Fischer served as
matron of honor. Paul K. Hilborn
was best man.
Immediately following the cere
mony a reception was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Fischer.
The bride was graduated from
Austin high school and attended
Texas Western College, both at El
'Paso, Tex. She also attended Peter
son Business school in Seattle, She
is now a senior pre-law student at
the University of Alaska.
Jensen is a senior at the Univer
sity. He is majoring in political sci
ence and is also a pre-law student.
He has served as president of the
International Relations club.
HELEN FLYNN FETED
BY FELLOW EMPLOYEES
Helen Flynn, traffic manager with
Pan American Airways, was feted
last Thursday on her birthday at a
party given by her fellow Pan Am !
employees.
A cake, decorated by Peggy Gol
dizen. carried an appropriate slo
gan. Coffee was also served at the
surprise party.
Mrs. Flynn also received a pin in :
recognition of her three years of
service with the company.
Miss Susie Lee of Shungak ar
rived by plane last week with Dick j
Collins of Minchumina to spend !
several weeks visiting Marilyn Ey- |
ink at the Eyink home on the Yank- i
ovich road.
CURRENT ^0/
DIVIDEND C / PER
RATE w/0 YEAR
Insured to $10,000
First Federal Savings k Loan Assn, of Anchorage
223 Eos! 5th Avenue • Anchorage, Alaska
Take a Lower
To Anchorage
Only $6.50
Plus tax, regular fare
nil
Make YOUR
Reservation on
'The Midnight Sun'
De-Luxe Pullman
Train
Leaves at 8:30 P.M.
Every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Dial 7736
For Reservations
J. P. Whitaker
Passenger Agent
Fairbanks
GREETINGS... 2nd DIVISION
WELCOME TO
PAGODA DRIVE-IN
16th and Cushman
Orders To. Go . . . Call 6128
Featuring
CHINESE AMERICAN DISHES
Served in Your Car
!4 Lb. HAMBURGER.45c
ASSORTED PIES.25c
SHAKES.45c
Chinese Combination
Plate
WON TON SOUP
PORK CHOW MEIN
PORK FRIED RICE
EGG FOO YOUNG
SWEET AND SOUR SPARE RIBS
FORTUNE CAKES
Coffee or Jasmine Tea—Dessert
$3.00
ICE COLD
WATERMELON
Large Slice . . 10c
While It Lasts!
HURRY*
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR WS
DISTRICT OF ALASKA,
FOURTH DIVISION
INDEPENDENT LUMBER, INC., )
an Alaska corporation, )
Plaintiff, )
vs. '
KENNETH L. WALKER, et al. 1
Defendants. )
No. 7 H S
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
Under and by virtue of a judgment
and decree of foreclosure entered in the
District Court for the District of Alaska,
Fourth Division, in the above entitled
action wherein Independent Lumber, Inc.,
an Alaska corporation, is plaintiff, and
Kenneth L. Walker, also known as Ken
neth Walker, et al. are defendants, on
May 29. 1956, in favor of said plaihtiff
and against the defendants Josephine
Chamlls Walker and Kenneth L. Walker,
or either of them, in the sum of $5,269.90,
and for the additional sum of $12,865.82.
and for the additional sum of $19,358,62,
and for the additional sum of $687.12,
plus all costs and disbursements ma<je
or incurred by said plaintiff theretofore
or thereafter in said cause, plus interest
on each of said sums from the 21st day
of June. 1955; judgment in favor of the
defendants and cross-complainants Lillian
E. Knuppe and Martin Knuppe against
the same defendants in the sum of
$8,328.96. plus all costs and disbursements
thereafter incurred, plus interest from
June 21, 1955, as 'more fully provided
in said final judgment and decree en
tered on May 29, 1956; and judgment in
favor of the defendant. United States of
America, against the same defendants
for the sum of $7,535.20, plus the addi
tional sum of $408.85, as more fully pro
vided in said final judgment and decree,
plus costs and disbursements thereafter
incurred, and interest from June 21,
1955; and judgment in favor of the
defendant Strombeck Electric Co., Inc.,
against the same defendants, in the sum
of $2,760.14. as more fully provided in
the final judgment and decree, plus all
costs and disbursements thereafter in
curred. and interest from June 21, 1955;
and judgment in favor of the defendant
Aimee P. Slichter, d/b/a Interior Credit
Bureau, against the same defendants in
the sum of $2,381.91, and for the fur
ther sum of $2,682.17. as more fully pro
vided in said final judgment and de
cree. plus costs and disbursements there
after incurred, and interest from June
21. 1955; and judgment in favor of the
defendant George R. Schanafelt, d/b/a
Curley's Construction and Fixture, against
the same defendants in the sum of
$4,507.97. plus costs and disbursements
thereafter incurred, and interest from
June 21. 1955, as more fully provided
in said final judgment and decree; and
judgment in favor of the defendant
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co., against the
same defendants in the sum of $4,004.08.
as more fully provided in said final
judgment and decree, plus all costs and
disbursements thereafter incurred, and
interest from June 21, 1955; I have this
day levied upon all right, title, claim and
interest of said defendants in and to the
following described real property situ- |
ated and lying in Fairbanks Recording
Precinct. Fourth Judicial Division, Ter
ritory of Alaska, and also personal prop- j
ertv:
REAI, PROPERTY:
A. Tract No. 1. sometimes known and
referred to in the above entitled cause
and the pleadings therein as the "Sham
rock Inn Tract,” more fully described
as follows:
Commencing at a point where the south
edge of the Richardson Highway right
of-way intersects the westerly boun
dary' of the Sehoentrup Homestead
which bears U. S. Patent No. 1126420 i
and appears as instrument No. 113.944
in volume 39 of deeds at page 188 in
the records of the ex-officio Recorder
for the Fairbanks Recording Precinct,
which point is designated the point of
beginning: thence in ap easterly direc
tion along the south edge of said right
of-way a distance of 120 feet to a point;
thence south 0"7' East a distance of 208
feet to a point: thence in a westerly
direction parallel to the edge of said
right-of-way a distance of 120 feet to
a point on the westerly boundary of
said homestead; thence along said
westerly boundary a distance of 208
feet to the point of beginning; all of
said parcel being a part of said home
stead in the East one-half of the South
west Quarter, Section 21. Township 1
South, Range 1 East, Fairbanks Merid
ian.
The above described property is improved
with a building, among other things,
known as the "Shamrock Inn”
B. Tract No. 2, sometimes referred to
and known in the above entitled cause
and the pleadings therein as the "West
Shamrock Rink Tract", and more fully
described as follows:
Commencing at a point where the South
edge of the Richardson Highway right
of-way intersects the Westerly boun
dary of the Schoentrup Homestead,
which bears U. S. Patent No. 1126420
and appears as Instrument No 113994,
in Volume 39 of Deeds, page 188. in
the Records of the Recorder for the
Fairbanks Recording Precinct: thence
in an Easterly direction along the South
edge of said right-of-way a distance1
of 120 feet to the point of beginning;
thence in an Easterly direction along
the South edge of said right-of-way
a distance of 80 feet to a point; thence
South 0"7' East a distance of 308 0
feet; thence North TITS’ West 80 feet
to a point; thence North 0*7’ West 208.0
feet to the point of beginning.
The above described real property is
improved with a building, among other
things, known as the Shamrock Hall, or
Roller Skating Rink and Social Hall,
Said building extends onto Tract No. 3
hereinafter mentioned.
C. Tract No. 3, sometimes referred to
and known In the above entitled cause
and the pleadings therein as the "East
Shamrock Rink Tract”, and more fully
described as follows:
Commencing at a point where the South
edge of the Richardson Highway Right
of-way intersects the Westerly boundary
of the Schoentrup Homestead, which
bears U. S. Patent No. 1126420 and ap
pears as Instrument No. 113944, in Vol
ume 39 of Deeds, page 188. in the Rec
ords of the Recorder for the Fairbanks
Recording Precinct; thence in an Eas
terly direction along the South edge
of said right-of-way a distance of 208 7
feet to the point of beginning; thence
in an Easterly direction along the South
edge of said right-of-way a distance of
104.0 feet to a point; thence South
0‘7' East a distance of 416 feet, thence
North 71T5’ West 104 feet to a point;
thence North 0”7' West 416 feet to the
point of beginning.
The above described real property is im
proved with a building, among other
things, know’ll as the Shamrock Hall,
or Roller Skating Rink and Social Hall
hereinabove mentioned, which building
extends over onto Tract No. 2 hereinabove
mentioned.
PERSONAL PROPERTY:
A. The following articles of personal
property covered by a certain conditional
sale contract dated on or about October
10. 1952. and executed by the defendant
Dohmiann Hotel Supply Co., and the
defendants Kenneth L. Walker and Jo
sephine C. Walker, or so much of the
following described property as was lo
cated and seized pursuant to execution
and order of this court: As more fully
described In Inventory headed Dohr
mann Hotel Supply Co., which is at
tached hereto and made a part hereof;
B. Ail other fixtures, equipment, mer
chandise. and other persona! property
of the defendants, Kenneth L. Walker and
losephine Chamlis Walker, located on
:he real property, hereinabove described,
>r some portion or portions thereof, as
more fully described in Inventory headed
'General", w’hich is attached hereto and
nade a part hereof;
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I
ivill on the 20th day of August. 1956, at
! o’clock P M. of said day. in the lobby
if the United States Post Office and
"ourthouse at Fairbanks. Alaska, sell
it public auction, for current lawful
money of the United States of America,
ill the right, title, claim and interest
>f said defendants in and to the above
Jescribed property, or so much thereof
is may be necessary to satisfy said judg
ments. with interest and costs and ac
cruing costs, to the highest bidder fof
cash.
DATED at Fairbanks. Alaska, this 17th
lay of Julv. 1956.
A F. DORSH
United States Marshal
By Ethyl I Lowell
Chief Deputy
Vttorneys for Plaintiff:
Collins, Clasby and Sczudlo
first Pub: July 19, 1956
^ast Pub: Aug. 9. 1956
MAHSHAL S NO. 1070, INVENTORY (GENERAL!
COURT NO. 7605
UNIT
DESCRIPTION
Chrome Extension Table
Chrome Chairs
Coat Rack
Bar Stools
Emerson Piano
Plano Bench
Floor Polisher
2’ x 5’ Wall Mirror
Sections, Back Bar Mirror
Horse Shoe Bar
Tyler Beer Cooler
S S. Bar Setup
Highball glass 5 or.
Beer Glasses 8 or.
Shot glasses
Cocktail Glasses 3 or.
Cocktail Glasses 5 or.
Wine Glasses
Old Fashioned Glasses
Liquor Glasses
Tom Si Jerry Cups
Bar Type Can Opener
Wall Lamps
Cocktail Serving Trays
S. S. Kitchen Sink
Cheese & Meat Slicer
Box Assorted Cups
Randolph Fire Extinguisher
Alaska Oil Kitchen Range
Sugar Bowls
Steak Platters
Smith-Corona Cash Register
Waring Blendor
Lang Oil Cook Stove
48 Cu.’ Seegar 3-Door Refrigerator
1-Door Plywood Cupboard
McPherson Oil Furnace Model 24-54C
Hot Stream Oil Water heater Mod No. F44
Oil Water Heater
McDonall Water pump W/Pressure tank
Jack Sc Heintz Compressor Unit Refrig.
Fairbanks-Morse Centrifugal Water Pump
Teapots
Saucers
Dinner Plates
Salad Plates
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ea
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doz.
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DESCRIPTION
Tray Stands
Metal Folding chairs
Table Base
Large Aluminum Trays
Speed Bar
S. S- 3-Compartment Sink
Edlund Mod. B-Can opener
J" plates
4” plates
Fruits
Saucers
Cups
Sugars
Creams
Forks
Knives
dor
DOHRMANN HOTEL SUPPLY CO. INVENTORY
MARSHAL’S NO 1079
COURT NO 7605
UNIT
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doz.
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doz.
doz.
doz.
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4 ea.
11 ea.
& 1 ea.
Sc 1 ea.
QUANTITY
10
36
3
18
1
1
1
1
5
1
t
2
4
5 Sr
s
1
10
2
6
1 & 10 ea.
3
1
4
2
1
1
Sc 7 ea.
Sc 5 ea.
QUANTITY
4
380
23
2
t
1
1
7 Sr 11 ea.
7 & 2 ea.
17 &
14 S<
11 Si
2 Sc
1 Sc
1 ea.
1 ea.
8 ea.
7 ea.
9 ea.
13 A 3 ea.
3 & 5 ea.
4 A 9 ea.