Baby Cries At
Ladd Hospital
July 13
Girl Lorralyn Cora, seven pounds,
12 ounces; A/1C Leonard W. Ander
son, Jr„ Headquarters Squadron
21th Air Division (Defense).
July 14
Girl, Malenie, five pounds, 14
ounces; Capt. Robert C. Thomas,
Battery B, 450th AAA, EAFB.
Girl, Connie SJpe, six pounds, nine
% ounces; A/1C Denton M. Lingen
felter, Headquarters Squadron 11th
Air Division (Defense).
July 15
Boy, Charles Edwin, Jr., nine
pounds, three Vi ounces; A/2C
Charles E. Stinger, 5001st Transpor
tation 9quadron.
Boy, Joseph Daniel, five pounds,
three Vi ounces; A/2C Ronald R.
Shanahan, 5001st Transportation
squadron.
July 16
Girl, Anita DeAnn, six pounds,
five ounces; A/2C Antonio N.
Chantre, 5010th Operations squad
ron, EAFB.
Girl, Susan Eloise, seven pounds,
three % ounces; M/Sgt. Charles J.
Ranke, 1995th AACS squadron,
BAFB.
Boy, David Harold, seven pounds,
one Vz ounces; Sp/2 Bethel Fields,
Headquarters Headquarters Com
pany 8359 AU.
July 17
Girl, Terry Lynn, six pounds,
five Vi ounces; Sp/3 Thomas E.
Hines, C Company, 1st Battalion.
4th Infantry.
Girl, Barbara Leigh, six pounds,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
LAND OFFICE
FAIRBANKS. ALASKA
DATE: December 6, 1955
SERIAL NO: 08865
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that James B.
Hansen, Big Delta, Alaska has made ap
plication for a Headquarters Site under
' the act of March 3, 1927 (44 Stat. 1364,
48 ,U.S.C. Sec. 461 Fairbanks Serial No.
08865 for a tract of land described as
U.S. Survey No. 3216, Alaska, Situated
on the north bank of the Clearwater
Creek about I mile upstream from its
confluence with the Tanana River. Lati
tude e-FOS'aO" N.; Longtitude 145“ 32' 40”
W. containing 2.50 acres, and it is now in
the, files of the Land Office, Fairbanks,
Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly any of the above mentioned land
should file their adverse claim in the
Land Office within the period of pub
lication or thirty days thereafter, or
they will be barred by the provisions
of the statutes.
Malcolm O. Allen
Manager
Dote First Pub: June 14
Date Last Pub: August 9
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PAT OAKES ARRIVES; TO
TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL
Miss Pat Oakes, to teach sopho
more and junior year English in
the Fairbanks high' school this win
ter, arrived here recently, coming
up from Juneau via Whitehorse and
Dawson.
Accompanying her on the trip was I
Katie Smith, a surgical aid in St.
Ann's hospital in Juneau.
Miss Oakes, the daughter of Glenn
G. Oakes, stockkeeper for the AJ
Gold Mine in the capital city,
taught eighth grade in the Ju
neau-Douglas schools last year.
13% ounces; T/Sgt. Charles E. Gill,
Jr., Headquarters Squadron 11th Air
Division (Defense)
Boy, Gordon Keith six pounds,
seven % ounces; Pvt. Keith A. Lem
on, Headquarters Headquarters
Company 8353 AU, Fort Greely.
July 17
Boy, Anthony Clayton, six
pounds, six 1/4 ounces; A/3C Hen
ry C. Parker, 5001st Supply squad
ron.
Girl, Beverley Lauer, seven
pounds, 12% ounces; Capt, Martin
H. Daitch, 5001 USAF hospital.
July 18
Girl, Charlotte Elaine, six pounds,
15 ounces; Sp/3 Travis Lee Head
quarters Battery 4th AAA group.
Girl, Debra Mae, nine pounds, 15%
ounces; A/2C Ronald E, Hawkins,
18th Fighter Interceptor squadron.
Communication:
Mr. Heinrich Hausner
P. O. Box 72
Oyster Bay. New York
Editor
Jessen's Weekly
Box 970
Fairbanks. Alaska
Dear Sir:
I have been trying to locate my
good friend whom I saw over 15
years ago. I saw him in Europe
the last time and I would sincerely
like to contact him. I have already
written to the Department of Mines,
but their search has been of no
avail, and they suggested I contact
you.
My friend John Matthews is the
owner of one of the biggest gold
mines in Alaska, from the informa
tion he gave me. He is approximate
ly 60 years old now, and he was
bom in the Ukraine, in the county
of Horodenka. There is possibility
that the name John Matthews might
be worded otherwise such as Jon
Matthens, or Jon Matthwens, how
ever there is a close relationship.
I would be most grateful if you
would be able to find him, and if
you do find him, it will be a very
happy reunion.
Very truly yours,
Heinrich Hausner
Shemya Island
Is Not Needed
A request for the withdrawal and
reservation of Shemya Island in the
Aleutian chain has been withdrawn
by the Alaskan Air Command in
keeping with the policy that the
military will retain only those land
areas which are vital to defense
needs.
Shemya has been one of the
Aluetian Islands contained in the
Aleutian Island National Wildlife
Refuge since 1913. During combat *
actions of World War II its use as
a military reservation was required.
However, it was not formally with
drawn for this use. As a result o£
changes in military requirements,
the island will no longer be used.
Over 12,000.000 acres of land have
been restored to public domain in
Alaska since the end of the war.
Scheduled for return to public do
main soon are 173,000 acres of the
present Cook Inlet area range.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kidney of
901 Second avenue left Saturday for
Point Barrow to visit their son,
Bryan, who is employed by Wien
Alaska Airlines there.
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