Alaska Airlines
To Fly DC-6B’s
Northward Soon
Alaska Airlines luxury DC-6B’s
will soon link Seattle-Tacoma with
Anchorage and Fairbanks, it wras
announced last week by Nelson
David, airlines president.
in keynoting a luncheon for sales
representatives last week. David
added that turbo-jets or turbo-props
are not far away, and may be fly
ing to Fairbanks within five or six
years.
An extensive expansion program
was outlined at the luncheon by Da
vid and Ralph Starkey, vice presi
dents of traffic and sales. Two $30,
000 projects, a new ticket and car
go office at Nome and a new cargo
and maintenance building at Fair
banks, are included, as well as $20 -
000 worth of rennovations to the
Anchorage office. Property and a
building have been acquired at
Kotzebue.
The company is currently moving
into a new hangar at Paine Field
at Everett, and is planning a new
ticket office in dow'ntown Seattle.
DICK SCOTT JOINS WIFE
OUTSIDE ON VACATION
Dick Scott, senior interviewer j
with the Territorial Employment
Service office, left last week for
Aberdeen, South Dakota on a
month’s vacation.
Scott will meet his wife and
daughter, who are visiting her par
ents in Aberdeen. They plan to
pick up a new Chevrolet and drive !
to California, through Washington,
and over the Alaska Highway.
He plans to return to his desk at
the employment service by Septem
ber 17.
TERRENCE McLEANS
RETURN FROM VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence McLean
returned this week end from a two
weeks’ vacation trip to Whitehorse,
Haines, Anchorage, and Seward,
on a combination fishing trip and
tour of Alaska.
McLean is on leave from his job
with the Alaska Petroleum Pipe
line System: she has returned to
her desk in Jessen’s Weekly's ad
vertising department.
During their trip, the McLeans
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hil
lier, former Fairbanksans. who now
make their home in Seward.
KFAR Employees
Honor Mrs. Bill
Van Blitterswyk
A coipbination stork shower and
birthday party was given Friday
evening in honor of Mrs. Bill Van
Blitterswyk at the home of Mrs.
R. A. “Dutch" Derr.
Twelve guests, employees and
wives of employees of KFAR. at
tended the party, which was given
jointly by Mrs. Derr and Mrs. Don
Bullock.
A pink cloth, decorated with pic
tures of baby heads, graced the
•table. A large stork was attached
with ribbons to a basket containing
the guest of honor's gifts.
Other decorations included two
candelabra with pink candles, and
ah elaborate cake, showing diapers
hanging from a washline attached
to the KFAR transmitter.
ice cream and coffee were also
served.
MRS. TOM CAMPBELL
HONORED AT TEA FRIDAY
An open house tea. honoring Mrs.
Tom Campbell, who is currently
visiting Fairbanks from her home
in Seattle, was giveh'by Mrs. James
Crawford Friday afternoon.
Garden flowers decorated a love
ly tea table, at which Mmes. Wil
liam Green and Jerry Nerland
poured. Mrs. Crawford was assist
ed as hostess by , Mmes. Arthur
Schaible, Gray Tilly, and G. A.
Gustafson.
Campbell, a former civil engi
neering instructor at the University
of Alaska, plans to join his wife
here this week end.
GEORGE SIUDES' SEND
REGARDS TO FAIRBANKS
FRIENDS FROM INDIANA
Former Fairbanksans Mr. and
Mrs. George Silides and family
send their regards to their many
friends in Fairbanks in a letter re
ceived here last week.
Presently making their home at
717 Belden street. Michigan City,
Indiana, they are looking forward
to returning to their home here next
spring.
They are enjoying a visit from
her mother, Mrs. R. H Ogburn, who
will be wdth them until August 30.
They also enjoyed visiting with
Blanche Myers, former secretary
to the Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon
here for many years, who has been
visting her sister in Ohio.
Notice of Delinquent Tax Roll of Real Property Taxes Due
| Hamilton Acres Public Utility District
Taxes due June 1st, delinquent July 1st unless one-half <H) paid on time; Balance payable
Seotember 1st, delinquent October 1st)
v taxes due June 1st, 1954; 1955 taxes due June 1st, 1955,
TO WHOM rr MAY CONCERN.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the delinquent tax roll as below set forth pertaining to real
property in the Hamilton Acres Public Utility District for the years 1954 and 1955 has been com
pleted and is open for public inspection at the office of the Clerk of said Diistrict, 514 Second
Street, Hamilton Acres, and said roll will be presented to the. District Court for the Fourth Divis- 1
ion, Alaska. Fairbanks, on the 24th day of September, 1956, at 1:30 P. M , or as soon thereafter
as counsel may be heard for entry of an order for sale of all properties listed to satisfy the tax
lien thereon. ,
Delinquency can be discharged and the lien cancelled prior to sale as to any of the property
listed by payment of the total amount shown against same. * ' >
Lot Block
To Whom assessed No No.
Greenough, Alton & Carolyn 8 5
Greenough, Alton & Carolyn. 9 5
Coleman. Ray E. & Lois K. 10 6
Coleman. Ray E. & Lois K. 10 6
Malloy, F. O.*. 14 7
Malloy, F. 0. 15 7
Hill, Gene B. 9 9
Fox, Clifford D. Martha L. 6 15
Fox, Clifford D. Martha L. 7 15
Fox. Clifford D. Martha L. 8 15
Lesehynski, Mike . 9 15
Huber, Joseph . 10 15
Albers, Arthur & Muriel . 16 15
Harter, Herschel . 11 ]9
Nielsen, Fred & Mildred . 6 20
Nielsen, Fred & Mildred . 6 20
Nielsen, Fred & Mildred . 7 20
Nielsen, Fred & Mildred . 7 20
Nielsen, Fred & Mildred . 8 20
Wilson, Jack . 2 21
Wilson, Jack . 2 21
Wilson, Jack . 3 21
Wilson, Jack . 3 21
Mitchell, Archibald & Louise . 9 30
Mitchell, Archibald & Louise . 9 30
Mitchell. Archibald & Louise . 10 30
Mitchell, Archibald & Louise ..10 30
Nease, David . 18 30
Nease. David . 18 30
Wendt, Albert R. & Jeanne M. 4 32
Jeans, Joseph B. & Harriet C. Last ^ 14 34
Jeans, Joseph B. & Harriet C. 14 34
Jeans, Joseph B. & Harriet C. 15 34
Nobles, Alfred A. 7 35
Nobles, Alfred A. 7 35
Spencer, Sr. Theodore M. 13 35
Heller, Paul . 16 35
Amount
Tear Taxes Penalty
1955 1.50 .15
1955 1 00 .10
1954 20.25 2.03
1955 20.25 2.03
1955 7.00 .70
1955 3.00 .30
1955 25.50 2.55
1955 3.00 .30
1955 3.00 .30
1955 3.00 .30
1936 3.00 .30
1955 3.50 .35
1955 14.50 1 45
1955 42.00 4.20
1954 12.00 1.20
1955 12.00 1.20
1954 30.38 3.04
1955 30.38 3.04
1955 24.00 2.40
1954 3.00 .30
1955 3.00 .30
1954 4.25 .43
1955 675 .68
1954 3.00 .30
1955 3.00 .30
1954 3.50 .35
1955 3.50 .35
1954 24.50 245
1955 24 50 2.45
1955 8.00 .80
1954 28.00 2.80
1955 116.00 11 60
1955 3 00 .30
1954 3 00 .30
1955 3.00 .30
1955 34.50 3 45
1955 14 38 1.44
Adv. &
Interest Court Costs Total
15 12.37 14.17
.10 12.37 13.57
4.08 12.37 38.73
2.03 12.37 36.68
.70 12.37 20.77
.30 12.37 15.97
2.55 12.37 42.97
.30 12.37 15.97
.30 12.37 15.97
.30 12.37 15.97
.30 12.37 15.97
35 12.37 16.57
1.45 12.37 29.77
4.20 12.37 62.77
2.40 12.37 27.97
1.20 12.37 26.77
6.08 12.37 51.87
3.04 12.37 48.83
2.40 12.37 41.17
.60 12.37 16.27
.30 12.37 15.97
.86 12.37 17.91
.68 12.37 20.48
60 12.37 16.27
30 12.37 15.97
.70 12.37 16.92
.35 12.37 1. 57
4.90 12.37 44.32
245 12.37 41.77
.80 12.37 21.97
280 12.37 45.9?
11.60 12.37 151.57
.30 12.37 15.97
60 12.37 16.2?
.30 12.37 15.97
3.45 12.37 53.77
1 44 12.37 29.63
I. CAROLINE LURKING, the duly appointed, qualified and acting Clerk of the Hamilton
Acres Public Utility District, a public utility district corporaton. hereby certify that the foregoing
is the delinquent real property tax roll for said Public Utility District for the years 1954 and
1955 representing unpaid taxes for 1954 due June 1. 1954. and for 1955 due June 1, 1955, and all
delinquent for more than one year; that the total of taxes and penalty and interest and costs on
each parcel with the aggregate owing is separately stated for each of the two years involved.
The reference to lots and blocks is based upon the official plat of the Hamilton Acres Subdivis
ion, Fairbanks Precinct, Fourth Division. Alaska.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto affixed my hand and the official seal of the said • '
District upon this 31st day of July, 1956. 1
s CAROLINE LURKING.
Caroline Lubking, Clerk of Hamilton
Acres Public Utility District.
Published August 2. 9. 16 and 23. 1956.
Mutt and Jeff
By Bud Fisher
POf> I LIKE ANIMALS,
AND I DONT MIND
YOU SPENDING THE
SOMMER WITH US,
BUT I'M TIRED OF i
TAKING CARE OF,
You and Your
PIGS IN OUR
_ BACKYARD/
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DON'T BE
A LIKETHAT^
-I DREW UP My
WILLYESTERDAY
OH —'
IWNATCUA
AND REMEMBERED LEAVING
YOU IN IT FOR
YOUR KINDNESS
TO MY PIGS'
ME, POP?
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I don't KNOW.'
WHAT TIME
DOES THE
A COURT GET
If NEVERMIND THAT/
CAN YOU PROVE
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INNOCENT?/
I CAN
IF YOU
GIVE ^
MEA i
YouNG MAN, You’re
ASKING FOR IT
ahd You might
GET IT/ - NOW,
ARE You GUILTY
OR NOT GUILTY?
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WELL, I THOUGHT I
WASGUILTy BUTS1NCE
^TALKIN’WITH MY r
dl LAWyER HE'S
CONVINCEDME
I'M NOT
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