High Dive Taken
From New Chena
Bridge Saturday
Pete Popuiean, who has no add
ress, was all wet late Saturday night
after jumping off the New Chena
bridge about 11:45 p.m.
Popuiean reported to Fairbanks
police officer, Frank Von Culin,
that someone was waiting for him
on the bridge and that whoever it
was intended to ‘‘work him over.”
Van Culin went with him to the
bridge to “chase the men away."
As the officer was leaving, Pop
uiean apparently decided that there
was no other way to evade his
“pursuers” so he jumped into the
cold water.
Von Culin, assisted by Jack St Id,
dragged the soggy man to shore, af
ter which they rushed him to St.
Joseph's hospital to be examined.
He was none the worse for wear,
so he was removed to the City jail
for disorderly conduct and drying
out.
City Magistrate Hubert Gilbert
dismissed the case Tuesday mor
ning.
Public Health
Scholarships
Are Available
About 250 scholarships for basic
public health training or advanced
work in public health fields have
recently been approved by Con
gress, according to word received by
the Alaska Department of Health,
The traineeships carry stipends
from $2,400 for pre-bachelor's can
didates to $4,800 for post-doctoral
candidates, in addition to travel, tu
ition and other allowances. Age
preference is for candidates under
35 and “only under exceptional
circumstances over 45.”
Primary objective of the program
is “to bring new people into the
field of public health through pro- i
viding postgraduate training oppor
tunities for men and women who
have completed their basic profes
sional education."
Detailed information is available
from the Alaska Department of
Health in Juneau. Applicants are
urged to apply immediately, since
the traineeships are for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1957.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
LAND OFFICE
FAIRBANKS. ALASKA
DATE: June 20, 1*36
SERIAL NO 012022
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Charles
Henry Williams. Lawrence, Kansas, has
made application for a Homesite under
the act of May 26, 1934 (48 Stat. 8091
Fairbanks Serial No. 012022 for a tract of
land described at Lot 2, U. S. Survey No.
3135. Alaska, situated on the southerly !
side of the Glenn Highway and on the j
easterly side of Clearwater Creek,
containing 3.93 acres, and it is now in
the files of the Land Office, Fairbanks.
Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any of the above mentioned land should
file their adverse claim in the Land Of
fice within the period of publication or
thirty days thereafter, or they will be
barred by the provisions of the statutes.
’ O. Allen
Msnagflg
Date First Pub: 3w. ... »956
Date Last Pub: August 23, 1956
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Shaw To Conduct
Anchorage Music
Festival Monday
Internationally noted musicologist
Robert Shaw, director of the cele
brated Robert Shaw Chorale, will
officially take baton in hand Mon
day morning, conducting the Anch
orage Community chorus and sym
phony orchestra in the first Anch
orage Festival of Music.
Joining Shaw in the festival will
be other well known-artists, includ
ing Julius Herford, who has served
on the staffs of many of the nation’s
leading music schools; Robert
Gerle, who has performed in con
cert both in America and abroad;
John Wustman, accompanist for the
Shaw Chorale and such well known
opera singers as Mimi Benzell and
Patrice Munsell; and Blake Stern,
tenor, head of the voice department
of the Yale University School of
Music.
The guest artists will conduct
classes in music appreciation, vocal
arts, violin, chamber music, and ac
companying. Shaw will conduct all
orchestra and chorus rehearsals and
performances during the festival.
The festival will be climaxed
September 4 by the festival con
cert, featuring the chorus, the sym
phony, and a presentation of the
guest artists.
Lectures scheduled for the festi
val include a series of Bach's "Well
Tempered Clavier,” and a discussion
on the Mozart Requiem. The event
is being held in conjunction with
a world-wide celebration commem
orating the 200th anniversary of Mo
zart’s birth.
In addition to the chorus and
symphony, the festival is being
sponsored by the Anchorage Com
munity College, which is offering
college credit to students attending.
Auditors are also welcome, said fes
tival officials.
Marie Fate, wife of Dr. Hugh B.
Fate, returned Saturday with Pan
American Airways after spending
10 days visiting friends and rela
tives in the States. She stopped in
San Francisco, Seattle, and several
places in Oregon on her combination
business and pleasure trip.
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Nome Sewer May
Be Patterned
After Fairbanks
Members of the Nome city coun
cil were much impressed with a
proposed water and sewer system
patterned after the setup now in op
eration in Fairbanks.
Charles Mitchell, sanitation engi
neer for the Alaska Department of
Health, went to Nome last week to
confer with Nome's city fathers on
the sanitation problems there.
According to the Nome Nugget,
Nome has been handicapped in get
ting funds from Federal Housing
and other agencies for the remodel
ing and building of homes and has
even encountered delay in the
granting of Alaska Public Works
funds for the school because of the
lack of proper sanitation facilities.
Mitchell explained the Fairbanks
system to the council and told them
that the system would make money
for the city, rather than cost it
money. A decision by the council
has not yet been reached
THIRD CHILD BORN
TO STANLEY DAVIS'
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis of
501 Sixthastreet in Hamilton Acres, j
became the 'parents of their thrid
child when their daughter, Jennifer
Arlene, was bom in St. Joseph’s
hospital on Friday at 5:13 a.m. She
weighed 6 lbs. 4 ozs.
Davis is manager of the North
ward building. The couple's two old
er children are Phillip, 15, and Tim
my. 4.
Miss Margaret Maland, well
known teacher in the Juneau
Douglas school system, passed thru
Fairbanks Thursday on a brief vaca
tion trip. Miss Maland stayed at the
Nordale Hotel.
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Ill Main Street Red Wing, Minn.
Fairbanks Fuel Supply
1113 Cushman - - - Phone 2888
^ Coal
^ Standard Heating Oil
^ Propane
Regular Deliveries to North Pole, Badger Road
and Richardson Highway Points
ALASKA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
THE STEEL HOTEL
Thoroughly Modem
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 45 DIAL 4227
FAIRBANKS. ALASKA
Job Printing
For Quality Printing
at Reasonable Prices
Call 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 & Service
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 Display*
Scotchlite and
Reflective Signs
Frank D. Lawson
Dial 5458. TOO Noble
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