Holton, Giddings
Guests Of U. S.
Donald W. Holton, second member
of the “Committee for Honest
Unions,’’ appeared before City Mag
istrate Hubert Gilbert Friday mor
ning and talked himself right into
an extra 30 days in the city jail.
The other member, Homer Gid
dings, is presently serving 60 days
for petty larceny and disorderly
conduct.
Holton pleaded not guilty to
charges of disorderly conduct and
made his own defense. He was sen
tenced to a $300 fine and 30 days
in jail. Holton appealed and bond
was set at $1,500. Holton kept right
on talking so the judge stated that
in addition to the above punishment
Holton should serve a 30 day jail
suspended sentence on a like charge
made last month. The two 30-day
confinement periods are to run con
secutively.
Gilbert prefaced the sentencing
by saying that Holton’s plea of
carrying a gun in self defense
would not stand up, inasmuch as it
seemed apparent that he had
“brought ill feeling" toward him
self.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoitt returned
last Thursday with Wien Airlines
from a brief business trip to Nome.
The prominent members of the lo
„cal business world flew north with
Pan American earlier last week.
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Baby Cries At
Ladd Hospital
August 16
Girl, Juanita Gail, six pounds,
12% ounces; A/1C John R. Howard,
5010 Installations squadron, EAFB.
Boy, Carol Dee. Jr., seven pounds,
eight % ounces:; S/Sgt. Carol D.
Bird, 5001 Motor Vehicle Squadron.
August 17
Girl, Debra Sue, seven pounds,
12% ounces; S/Sgt. James R. Wil
cox, 1930th AACS squadron.
Boy, Robert Thomas, 10 pounds,
14% ounces; Capt. Robert J. Mc
Carthy, Headquarters Squadron 50
10th Air Base Wing, EAFB.
Boy, Christopher John, six lbs.,
six ounces; A/1C Lyman T. Garniss,
5001 Supply Squadron.
Girl, Linda Jean, six pounds, four
ounces; T/Sgt. Roland G. Kitts,
449th Fighter Interceptor squadron.
August 18
Girl, Johanna, five pounds, 10%
ounces; Sfc. Charles H. Altmeyer,
Company E 2nd Battalion, 9th In
fantry, EAFB.
Girl, Karen Leora, six pounds,
seven ounces; Sfc. Lewis R. Shaffer,
Med Detachment, 2nd Bat. 9th Inf.,
EAFB.
Boy, Joseph Davis, II, seven
pounds, 15 ounces; T/Sgt. Joseph D.
Kowalczik, 5010 Installation squad
ron, EAFB.
August iy
Girl, Belinda Kay, nine pounds,
12 ounces; S/Sgt. Okey D. Shaw,
Headquarters Squadron 5010 Air
Base Wing, EAFB.
August 21
Girl. Kathleen Ann, aix pounds,
15Vi ounces; S/Sgt. Bernawd E. Han
non, 5010th Air Police Sq„ EAFB.
August 21
Girl, Cynthia Ann, five pounds,
10 ounoes; S/Sgt. Marvin D. Ander
son, Company A 1st Battalion 4th
Infantry.
Girl, Evelyn Kay, eight pounds,
one ounce; S/Sgt.,Denver S. Webb,
5001st Supply Squadron.
Girl, Sherree Jean, seven pounds,
one ounce; A/2C Ronald G. Webb,
Headquarters Squadron 5001st Air
Base group.
August 22
Girl, Connie Lynn, seven pounds,
15 ounces; S/Sgt. Russell O. Pun
dy, 5001st Air Police squadron.
Boy, David Franklin Haire, eight
pounds, four Vi ounces; S/2C Ernest
B. Haire, 5010th Field Maintenance
squadron, EAFB.
Boy, Aaron Franklin, nine pounds,
one Vi ounces; SFC Hubert Y. More
head, 9427 TSU, ACS, Tok Junction.
Girl, Debra Rebecca, eight lbs.,
eight Vi ounces; S/Sgt. William E.
Jones, 5010th Installations squadron,
EAFB.
SON BORN FRIDAY TO
TOK JUNCTION COUPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Cristobal Miranda
of Tok Junction are the happy par
ents of a son, John Cris, bom in
S.t. Joseph’s hospital on Friday at
12:05 a.m. and weighing 6 lbs. 11
ozs.
Miranda is a carpenter at Tok.
The couple also have a daughter,
Yvonne, 17 months.
younger!
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...get afresh, new
h look on things,
with smart "personal
ly-fitted" glasses.
Have your eyes checked regularly. Phone 4010
or write in for your appointment.
Dr. Arthur S. Brown
and
Former ‘Yukon’
Waiter Returns
After 36 Years
James B. Hukill, who was a
waiter on Capt. McCann's table
aboard the steamer Yukon in 1920,
returned to Fairbanks last week af
ter 36 years, nearly flabbergasted
at the amount of progress that has
taken place here.
But, he adds jokingly, “Perhaps
‘progress' isn't the word for it. A
glass of milk still costs two bits.”
Hukill still remembers all the
fun the crew had that summer, mak
ing seven round trips between Daw
son and Fairbanks. Bert Newcomb
was pilot on the old ship, which
might have made one trip too
many: Hukijl recalls beaching the
boat along the Tanana in mid-Oc
tober, when large chucks of ice
were already gushing down the riv
er. Later they had to cross that
river in a small boat, a hair-raising
experience he’ll never forget
Hukill, who was born in Skagway
in the early days, came north in
1S54 to visit his mother, wTho still !
makes her home there. Although he |
now lives in San Francisco, he was j
asked to become the Alaska sales
representative for Zone Heavy Duty
Roof Coating company.
After his arrival last Monday he
began a full scale search for the j
Nordale hotel, which had somehow
disappeared from location on First
avenue. He noticed other changes
too, and never did quite get used
to the frustration of having to walk
in the “back door" of the Model
Cafe.
Until he left for Whitehorse Mon
day, Hukill enjoyed looking up the
old friends he had made here, and
seeing what changes 36 years have
wrought in the small town he once
knew.
Jessen’s Weekly Classified Ads
reach Thousands today!
Fairbanks Fuel Supply
1113 Cushman - - - Phone 2888
^ Coal
^ Standard Heating Oil
^ Propane
Regular Deliveries to North Pole, Badger Road
and Richardson Highway Points
Give One of
These Animals
A Good Home!
Call Or Come Out
And Take Your Choice
Open 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. — Closed Tuesdays
1 part Spaniel—Male
1 part Chow—Male
1 part Collie—Male
1 Boxer—Male
2 part Boxer Puppies
2 Samoyed Husky Puppies
ALASKA HUMANE SOCIETY
Call at Humane Society Shelter
Lower 2nd Avenue Phone 2741
ALASKA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
THE STEEL HOTEL
Thoroughly Modern
Conveniently Located
Rear Entrance less than 400
feet from the Post Office,
First National Bank and
Empress Theater.
VETERAN'S
CAB CO.
for
Reliable Service
DIAL 2188
NEVER LATE
W. G. VEHMEIER
1412 FOURTH AVE.
Industrial and Commercial
Construction
BOX 48 DIAL 4227
FAIRBANKS, ALASKA
Job Printing
For Quality Printing
at Reasonable Prices
Can or Contact
JESSEN'S WEEKLY
LACEY ST. HOTEL
3rd and Lacey
CENTRALLY LOCATED
Dial 2320
HONEST, EFFICIENT SERVICE
Call
CITY GARBAGE CO.
Garbage, Toilets, Cleanup
200 Slater Dr. Dial 2305
COGHILLS
AT NENANA
Clothing
Groceries
Hardware
Liquor
Magazines
We Specialize in
Mail Orders
OIL BURNERS — STOKERS
GRISSOM
Sales & Set vice
Water Pumps — Refrigeration
Dial 2424 Box 1149
ACE ELECTRIC
WIRING
Residential Commercial
SERVICE
Phone 7040 200 Trainer Rd.
Moody
Mercantile
"AS YOU DEMAND
WE EXPAND"
General Merchandise
Beer and Liquor
Ester Creek
FAIRBANKS SIGN CO.
Signs Displays
Scotchlite and
Reflective Signs
Frank D. Lawson
Dial 5458 700 Noble
• RUTH ROCK •
Alaska General Agent
THE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
215 Uvtnr Bid*. Box 1614 511 H 8t„ Box 621
Pkwe 3272, Fairbanks Anchorage