WEDDING AT END OF
LONG JOURNEY FOR
ESTHER BIGHAM
A noon wedding yesterday
culminated the long trip on the
SS Aleutian for Mrs. Esther
Bigham, who had travelled
from Selah, Washington to marry
Mr. Henry Clark Depue in
Seward.
The bride was quietly dress
ed in a navy blue suit and hat,
with a shoulder corsage of
white gardenias. They were at
tended by Paul Grim and Mrs.
Nellie Graham, housekeeper at
Seward Sanatorium.
Rev. Charles Malin perform
ed the ceremony in the Sew
ard Methodist Church at noon,
Tom Howell at the organ.
A number of tourists from the
Aleutian, delighted with the
romance and several nurses
from the Sanatorium were pres
ent.
The groom, who has been at
the hospital for nearly a year
employed as an attendant, had
prepared a neat little apartment
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Oscar Dahl, owner
for his bride, but had made no
arrangements for a wedding.
Nurses and staff members at
the Sanatorium, took the matter
in hand and had everything
ready to greet the bride upon
her arrival in Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Depue will both
be employed at Seward Sanator
ium. They had worked together
at a hospital in Washington be
fore he came to Alaska.
LEGAL NOTICE
U. S. Department of the Inferior
Bureau of Land Management
Anchorage, Alaska
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Mel
vin I Anderson, of Bartlett. Alas
ka, entryman, together with his
witnesses, John K. Hardcastle and
Clyde King, of Seward. Alaska, has
submitted final pro. f n his home
stead. Anchorage Serial No. 016000
for the N -jNE1 4. SE'-iNEti Sec.
26 T. 1 N. R. 1 W. S.M., containing
120 acres, and it is now in the files
of the Land Office, Anchorage,
Alaska, and if no protest is filed in
the Land Office within the period
of publication or thirty days there
after, said final proof will be ac
cepted and final certificate issued.
CHESTER v’ ' T- >T A LLY
Acting Manager
Date First Publication Aug. 3. 1951
Date Last Publication Aug. 31, 1951
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UNDERLAY
WEST POINT. N.Y. (AP) —
A private presidential inquiry
into football empnasis at tne
Nation’s service academies—
prompted by the criooing scan
dal ai the U'. S. Military Acad
emy here—was under way to
day.
President Truman, an avid
football tan, told his news con
ference yesterday ne was at
tempting to find a remedy for
the situation at West Point wiln
out killing the patient.
All but a lew oi West Point’s
Varsity iooiball team were a
mong the hu cadets who have
been dismissed lor violating the
Academy s honor system by
cribbing in exams.
The Presidential inquiry will
include a stuuy oi the athlete
recruiting systems oi the schools.
JVieanwline, Vvcst Points su
perintendent, Muj. Gen. Fred
nck A. Irving said he was pleas
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decided to remain as head foot
bail coach ana director of athle
tics at tne Academy.
Commenting on Biaik's an
nouncement mane yesterday in
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“He is a fine, iorthright gent
leman in whom 1 have the ut
most confidence and I know he
will act in the best interests
of the military academy.”
Meantime, Blaik, a father
and coach, began building his
eleventh Army lootball team to
day from the remnants of a
squad that could have been one
of ihe Nation's best until it was
riddled by the current cribbing
scandal.
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dcntified himself as one of the
90-involved cadets yesterday
just a short time after the father
told sports writers in New York
City he would stay as coach at
the military academy.
Young Blaik, wno would have
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back. Some rated him as the
Nation's best.
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themselves as involved include
Harold Loehlein of Kirnball,
Minn., Captain-elect of the team
and the president of the senior
class; J. D. Kimmel, powerful
Tyler, Tex., Tackle; and Gibbv
Reich, an outsanding defensive
back from Steelton, Pa.
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everything—the man who thinks
he is busy hasn’t time for any
thing.
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