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Wrestling Ace Shed Hair En- Route
To Stordom on Northwood Team

years, the fastest coming in %
seconds of the first round.
His schoolmates have taken
advantage of Shepard's wres-
ting skills. He is the sergeant
alarms for the Varsity Club,
which conducts unusually Or
derby meetings.
The reason behind Pete's in
teres1v in wrestling is the fact
that his dad, Berger Shepard,
was a grappler at Yale. The
elder Shepard works at the
Naval Ordnance Lab at Silver
Spring and is an avid North
wood fan.
Winning Streak on Line
Shepard will ty to continue
his winning streak Friday
against either Bill Lane, Ian
Refo or Bill Smith. Coach Vic
Blue of the Warriors says he
won't decide on Pete's oppon-
ent until tomorrow. Other I'M
beaten Northwood wrestlers are
Steve Hiltabidle, los pounds,
Dave Mccain, 127, Wayne
Dustman, 1873, Mike Warfield
1T, and Heavyweight Don
Horn.
Hiltabidle will wrestle Wake
fields Neal Fink, the defend
ing Virginia State 95-pouno
champion. Mccain meets jim
Legge or John Lane, DuStmar
takes on Keith Douglass, War
field faces Tom Lamone in 8
battle of football players anc
Horn, 6-foot-3 and 220 pounds
battles Ned CARRIER, who check:
in at 6-3 and 210.
| Wakefield has two undefeatec
boys in Earl Edmondson al
1873 pounds and Mike Chapman
at 1874. Lamone and Bill Oar.
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LSU Adds Grid Aide

BATON ROUGE, La. Feb
(AP).-William E. (BilD Beall
defensive backfield coach at
Rice University for the past
seven years, today joins Louisi-
ana State University's football
staff in the same capacity.
Beall, 80, is a graduate of Mem
phiS State.
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Navy Shooters Win

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. (APJ.
rifle and pistol teams
scored victories over NIT yes
terday to remain undefeated
for the season. The Middle
pistol squad won, 1402-1297,
and the riflemen won victo-
rious, 1445-1416. j..
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Race Results
Charles Town

1st-S1, 100: cling; 4-yrs. g. up: 4a fur;
Cirencester IL. Rlds) $40 2.60 $50
Forest Fox ". EsDinOsa) $40 $50
Marie's Star OKeene) 5.lO
Pen and Pencil, Jan jamie, Mister
PetroSe, Papa John, Weepers Jane,
Zosh, Reduction. Time, 0:502S.
2d-S1 900; cling; 4-yrs. & up; about
Mr. Free Time (F'r'o) 500 $50 $50
Voodo Drums WOOD $40 go
Saya Miss (Sheppard) I.4O
Certainly Blue, Hawk Flight; Alter
Ego, Yonder Lea, Dizzy Irish, Kerfoot,
Wynna Sweeper. Time. 1:1S.
DAILY DOUBLE (8-6) $3.50
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nall, 165 pounds, are defending
Northern Virginia champions.
Lamone was a tackle and OAR
nall a halfback on The Stars
All-Suburban Virginia football
team.
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WITH THE
HIGH efHnntf

Falls Church. Fairfax County school located in the city,
opened fund drive today to obtain equipment
athletic field scheduled to be ready this spring.
The county is spending almost 100000 on the new field
located just Hwood from old one It will
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HondIey Drops
George Mason

Phil Newcome scored "a
points to lead Handley High
School of Winchester to a 54-
81 victory over George Mason
last night at George Mason.
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HIGH SlHOOL
BASKETBALL
REsULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS Yesterday
DuysI. 10. Central. So.
R sS MS0e W oron NM a.
Coed Counsel, So; Bethesda Chevy
Hansiey. 81; Gesrse Mason. 81.
Mckinley. 62, st. John's, go lover
Ryken, 81; Margaret Brent, SIS.
st. Stephens. SO: st. James, Sc.
GAMES TODAY
Spingarn VS.. Eastern at Mckinley, $3.50.
Land0n at st. Johns, $3.50.
So. Anthony's at Ge0rget0wn Prep, $3.50.
Bulls School at Poolesville, 3:45.
Bulls Prep at Leyola Fresh, $3.50.
GAMES TOMORROW
Bell vs.. Coolidge at Roosevelt. $3.50.
Wilson VS.. Dunbar ct Roosevelt, $3.50.
Western vs.. Roosevelt. at Mckinley, 4: 80.
Anacostia vs.. Chamberlain at Eastern,
$3.50.
Gonzasa VS.. Mackin at Carroll, 8:45.
Carroll at O'COnnell, 8:45.
Gaithersburg at Good Counsel, 8.
Cha rlotte Hall at Bulls school, 4.
Moorestown Friends at Friends. 8.
Neaie at Ryken, 8.
Pr aSs0i At tI 81. 81 stepSens, g. " WILSON, T.
Quantico Post at Cathedral Of Rich
GEORGETOWN Prep at st. James, $3.50.
Flint Hill at LandOn w, A..
Oxen Hill at High Point. 8.
DuVal at Suitland, 3.
wheaton at Walter Johnson, 3.
NOrthwOOd at Howard County, B.
Blair at Sherwood, 8.
Damascus at Peary, 8.
Glenelg at Springbrook, 8.
BIadensburg at Northwestern, 8.
SuFrattsville at Central, 8.
Laurel at LaPiata, 3.
Sasscer at Gwynn Park, 8.
P0mOnkey at Douglass Md, Z.
Hammond at Falls Church, 3.
Fairfax at George Washington, 8.
Lee at GrOveton, 8.
Mclean at Mount Vernon, 8.
Wakefield at Madison, B.
OsbOurn at Washingt0n-Lee, 3.
Annandale at Jeb Stuart, 8.
Jennie Dean at Hoffman Boston,
Parker Gray at Luther Jackson. 1880.
Garfield at Orange, Z.
Warren County at George Mason, 8.
SATURDAY
DeMatha at American U. FrOsh, 8.
Landon at Episcopal, 3.
Bulls Prep at Navy Plebes, 2.
Flint Hill at Quantic0 Post, $3.50:
GEORGETOWN Prep at st. James, $3.50.
Glen Burnie at NorthwO0d, q.
Richard Montgomery at Blair, 8.
Damascus at Springbr0ok, 1880.
WashingtOn-Lee at Yorktown, ..
George Washington at Stuart D.
SUNDAY
Benedictine at 0'Connell,3.
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Desajo StabIe-Emerald Isle Stable entry. y!
BLOSSOM MAID should win another. HASTY
BIT beat slightly weaker In winning last. HORSE
LAUGH breaks fast and might upset.
allowance.
Ks, XXI. xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed
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ABB STANDINGS

EASTERN DIVISION
D,t..,,,ran Y. !. P Pst7; Ben
Chicago - 4 B .444
New York --- 4 6 400 "a
WESTERN, DIVISION
San Francisco -- .s75
Kansas City ------ 6 z .7550 ~
RESULTS LAST NIGHT
New York, liz; San Francisco, 106.
Chicago. 10S; Pittsburgh, SO.
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JOE KHLYS SELECTIONS
AT Charles Town

Selections Made for SLOW Track
Post Time, PM
FIRST RACE-Purse $780, claiming OS2,5OO to
$4,000; maiden 3-year-0lds; 6Is furlonEs.
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10 AIMS GOLD turned in a creditable effort when
second for $1,5OO and meets lesser here. DREAMER'S
GOLD also drops and is the one to beat MIR. 7. s. is
capable Of upsetting.
BEST BET-JO AIMS GOLD
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Totals "a 654 Totals 16 5 81
Halftime-25.20, Handley.
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- BOUND PIE won earlier in the mud for 81 zoo.
RED CHIEF is sharp probably will be favored
BULL MARINE might take IL all.
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Totals 10 525 Totals 25 81
Halftime score: 27-14, Episcopal.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse 81 200; claiming (Sl ,5OO)l 4
year-Olds and up; about 6 furlOngs.

RAGING RED Just missed for 81, 900 and meets
principal rival DUSkY INDIAN due for Q top race.
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OUTSPREAD is better than his last having
been second earlier for $1,000. WARRIOR GEORGE
was second for S1,5OO VARZI should take . money
spot. " -
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 ,3OO claiming ($2E0O to
S2,OOO); maiden 4-year-olds; 6la furlongs.
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EASTERN DIVISION
w 7, pf
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28
STATE OF ALASKA

STATE Or ALASKA
 INVITATION TO BIDDERS No 987,
 Spalea bids will be received b. the De- partmcnt Of Administration, Division of Supply of the State Of Alaska al Room 5lg Alaska Office Building. Juneau, Alas ka. until 1i:00 A. M. on March 20. 1862 and then publicly opened. for the pur- nsse nf the following;
 Approximately 40 sklffs ranging in size and type from i0' Fiberg!ass to SC Alum inim Rivcrboats. complete with related accessories.
 Complete bid forms and specifications may be obtained from the Department If Administration. Division of Supply. Fox 2420, Juneau. Alaska, or 6l6 "C" St. eet, Anchorage. Alaska. Fifst Pub. Feb. 2S. 1862 Last Pub: March H. 1862
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Containing approXir' ately 1i520 acres. The function Of tnis Notice IS 70 allow my person or persons claiming any of 5siG lands adversely to file in the Fair oanzls Land OIfice objections to the lssa- 59ee O. patent t3 the State A CODY must ee served on the Director. Division Of Lands. Department of Natural Resources, 34s 6yh AvenU c, Anchorage. Alaska. Evil dence Of this service must be furnished 10 the Fairbanks Land Office.
 Notice is given that the above de- scrlbed lands have been segregated from Iii applications or appropriations under ae public land laws including settlement Hder homestead or similar laws or To- cations under the mining laws s4nce May 25, 1861. Settlements or locations there after are nuii and void.
 ROBERT F. HILTON
 Chief. Lands Section First Pub: Feb. q. 1862
 Last Pub: March 21. 1862
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
 FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
 FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the Asatter Of the Estate Of LEO KCPPA,
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 No 62-5 p NOTICE IS GIVEN that the under s5spe7 1-st.r 7 Hasss N4as 0 lI. day of February. 1862 by order of the a1ave ert5al -o oo21st. appointed Acmiris- trstcr of the Eslate o- Leo k5eIa. ce- ana 4ast tle ta2erea apen qualified as ssch in inc Haaansr provided by law All creditors of and persons having ga 8a$ ssi1 CececeBt are aarebs required to present their claims, with neccs sSars vouchers to the under signed Administrator at the law offices e. Gore and Vog.- 3l9 Cusnran. Fair -rnSs Al.E<a which office the under signed hereby des5gnates as his place es DIS arss sa III anatseTs coanSc.ed 1V.tr said es ate-
 DAT1J February 2. ies2
 LESTER r HODGES
 Ao,e5is1-st rator c1 the Estate
 of Leo koraa Fsrst Pub. Feb g. 1862 La5a Publ March 2l. 1862
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s. biect tass T1IH5err- Cutting Permits F-o27sIl, F-o273f2 containing aDDrQXiu9ately IeS97 acres The tenc-ica oE this Sotce is to allow any person CT peTs3 3ns claiming any of S7sd lands adv Fsely to file in the Fair banks Land Office objections 10 the .ssf2- 5nce of patent to the State. 4 COPY must De served on the Director Div. sion of L7hds. Department of Natural Resources VI 9th Avenue. Anchorage Alaska Evi- esnce of this service must be furnished F the Fairbanks Land Office. Notice Is given that the above de- se1bed lands have been segregated from aH applications or appropriations under the public land laws including settlement tacer homestead or similar laws or loca- tons under the mining laws since June 25. 1861. Settlements or locations there after are null and void
 ROBERT F. HILTON
 Chief. Lands Section ttrSt Pub: Feb. 2l. 1862 Last Pub: Mar 2l, 19G2 ~-~-~--~~-<-4z- ~ss-p-s--.--------.-
 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANIAC CEMENT
 Fairbanks Land Office
 5i6 Second Avenue
 Fairbanks. Alaska
 Feb. ' I962
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION On May 9, 1881. the State of Alaska applied to select the following described public lands for general purposes under the Act Of July '. 1858. Section Gfbl and parsuant to Chapter i69, Session Laws et Alaska, l9o9:
 Fairbanks G277a9
 State Selection 75g T. 20 N, +. 10 E. Copper River Meridian
 fUnsufNehedl
 West Mansfield Area
 See 1! All
 See. q All
 Sec q. All
 See r All
 See E. all
 See, a All
 See tb' All
 Sec IT Ail
 See IS, All
 See i9i All
 See 70. All
 See 2i. An
 Sec 2ss Ai
 See p: All
 Sec a0< All
 Zee. Si. al
 See. a2. htt
 See 3.; All Containing approximately fi060 acres. The function Of ihts Notice IS to allow aGs persoa or persons claiming any of sad lands adversely 10 file in the Fair ba7Es Land Office objections 10 the is- saance ol patent to the Statc. i CODY ms be served on the Director. Division cE Lands. Department of Natural Re ssarceg, 5f4 6th Avenue. Anchorage. Alaska. Eg4Gence Of this service must De lf ssl@G io tge Faigbagaa Land Office. Notice is given th9f the above de sclsoca isras haee been searegafe4 from aDaf caa9r8s or expectations ag81er the pubic land laws including settlement tss1cr QoInestcad of similar laas CT iI93sgt25fs 3gqsT lass ses thereafter are7 a9sI and void.
 ROBERT F. HILTON
 Chief Lzn1s Section slssi Pub. Ee.5 2A ase2 Lost P-D.: March q. 1902 "Wednesday, February 28, !
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

IIS|I AOS EMBELLISHMENTS
 a1 1 VI - -:
 UNITED STATES BEREAVEMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Fairbanks Land Office
 ol6 Second Avenue
 FaiIbanks, Alaska
 Date Jan. IL 1862
 Fairbanks 025l92 NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION Notice IS hereby given that Jack H Fo3rie Fairbanks. Alaska. together with his witnesses, Arnold J. Pihlaia and AaIph [ GadbUry. has filed Final Proof for his Homestead Original Entry. Fair banks Serial No. 025183 for lands de- scfibcd as: Township South. Range ? East. Fair banks meridian Section 34: SEt4. containing lG9 acres Any or aII persons having knoWledee oi any reason why Final Certificate ana patent should not be fss4ed to said per son should file theIr protest in the Fair banks Land Office within the period Of publication or taTrty days thereafter.
 ROBERT P HILTON
 Chiaf T.anffs Section First Pab.: Fep. iqs2 Last Pub: March '. 1862 zs--uzs----.----~-------
 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Fairbanks Land Office
 5i6 Second Avenue
 Fairbanks. Alaska
 Date Jan. 26 1862
 Fairbanks 025697 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION vies NolS H E afsTS9y giyss2 saf kogiz ao Boio together wrth lis pftr4essesa Gus 4. Ben sen and Allie B tf54flsSa. both of EfanIev Hot Springs A1asssR has filed Application b -fHsfeffass for xhSi fffeadduartersa'Sf Sfte. Fairbanks SeFSaf No. o256s7. for lands Lot l. Tract A. us. Survey No. 34.1. Alaska. situated a Mantey Hot Sprires containing 2.8l acres Any or all persons having knowledge Of any reason why Finai Certificate and pate0t should not be issued 10 said person should file their rrotest in the Fairbanks Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter.
 ROBERT F HILTON
 Chief. Lands Sectior< First Pub: Feb. T I9s2 tzast Pub. april 1862
 
 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU or LAND MANAGEMENT Fairbanks Land Office
 5l6 Second. Avenue
 Fairbanks. Alaska
 Feb ' 1862 NtfiICs FOX PUBLICATION On May 2. l9sz. the State Of Alaska applied 10 select the following described public lands for general purposes under tae Act of July ' 1858. Section tbl and pursuant to gharter 169. Session Laws Of Alaska. 1859.
 Fairbanks 0277e2
 State Selection 762 T. 20 N, R. l2 E. Copper River Meridian North Wolf Lake Area tUasurveSed
 Sec. l. All
 Sec. ?: All
 Sc. 3: All
 Sec 10: All
 Sec. Il: All
 Sec. F: All
 Sec. 12: All
 Sec. 14: All
 Sec I5. All
 Sec. 22.} All
 Sec. g: All
 Sec. q: All
 Sec. 2: All
 Sec. 26: All
 Sec. 27: All
 Sec. g.: All
 Sec. 35: All
 Sec. 36: All Containing aPproxlT7 ately 1i520 acres. The fVnction of this Notice IS .o allow my person or persons claiming any of 5aiG l2nls adve sely to file in the Fair oanas Land Office objections to the issa- sree O. patent t3 the State. A CODY must oe served on the Director. Division of -lr -I
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
 Fairbanks Land Office
 5l6 Second Avenue
 Fairbanks, Alaska
 Feb. l5. 1862
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION On November 2. 1861. the State oi Alasfa an led for patent to School Sec ti3ns in Place under the Act of July z. tSJ5 Chapter l69 Szssion Laws of Alas ka. i959 Act Of Jane 2l. 1894 t43 Sat. ll85t and the Act oI March I, 1915 g Stat l21s1:
 Fairbari.s 0286lO
 School 227 T. 9 g.. R D E. F. Nj Surveyed See. 15: EEiz. E eSEl4. NV 4SE14.
 Lots !, 10 and II containing 320 60 acres
 IaG function of th4s Notice is to allow anS pets3n CT persons claiming any of sad lands adversely to file in the Fair banks Land Office any objections to the issuance oE patent to the State. These ob- ieetsoAs must De filed within thirty 30t days from the date of the last Dubiica- tlOn Of this Notice. 4 CODY must De sNed on the Director. Division of Lands. Department Of Natural Resources. 344 Gth Avenue, Anchorage. Alaska. Evidence o5 tn4s service must be furnished to the Fairbanks Land Office.
 Notice is given that the above de- scribed lands have been segregated from al applications or appropriations under the Pubic Land Laws including settle mcEt Under homestead or similar laws O. locations under the mining laws s4ncs January , 1858
 Settlements oT locations thereafter are null and void
 ROBERT F HILTON
 ~hief Lands Section First Pub: Feb 23 1852. Last Pub: March 28, 1862
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Containing appTo1tFoa a-z-y 1i-5z4 acres Tne flnc1ior of ta5z Notice .s to a-les any person Or persons c1z5na.rE ar'- Ez said lands scSer s7-& t5 f--e -a iha Fi5- banks Land Office objEcz OTIS -1 -laz issz 7sce of rafea. 70 Inc E4a-e. ! co1# mus be served on the Director. Division Lands. DeDaEtT7cT2. f7f S2e.Fal ? sa=z-~e= 2z2 eth Avenue Anchorage. Alaska E+5 dence of Ihis service ra5- os 1-.rr-sae1 to t1e Fairbanks Land Of ice
 Notice .s gwen that the a5sse deSer os5 lands have ben ses-e7atel (-az.. as4 cations CT spr=opr5ats2Hs under the Dass23ze land las4s including settlement unIeE homestead or Flila- laws or l5ea-5 under the mining laws since June 1861. ioa h- a4..H Settlements cE. l5cs4gtgl,s 1.sg eat.e- arg
 RoBE9T HI TON
 C1l t Ian Secsion zsrst Pub: Ecb 9. les2
 ase Poo: March 25 1ss2
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cALADvERTIsEMENTs

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT f7rO Nj. HOLDER and INA l. HOLDER. husband and wife.
 Plaintiffs. MARIE VOLLSI EDT. her heirs or devisees. AND ALI nTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES OR BUSINESS ENTITIES UN-a KNOWN CLAIMING ANYl RIGHT. TITLE. ESTATE, LIEN on INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT HEREIN.
 Defendants.
 No. 6l-468 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION STATE OF. ALASKA To the a5ove-named Defendants, Greet inos:
 You are hereby required to appear in the Superior Court for the State of Alas ka, Fourth Judicial District. within thirty t2Gl days after the date of the last pub Heation hereof. namely. within thirty ls9l days after the 21st day of March. 1as2. and answer the Complaint Of Plain fiffs en file in said Court in the above entitled action. Plaintiffs seek inc following relief. that they be adiudged to be the owners Of the property particularly described in the complaint and that Defendants. and each of them. have no estate. right. title Ten or IlfEHESt III dEld 10 Said property. and that Defendants. and each of them. b. forever debarred from asserting any claim. right title. estate. lien or interest whatever in and to said property ad- verse to Plaintiffs. If you fail to- do ;so.5 Judgment bK, de- fault will be taken against you for the relief nrayed for in the coInrlaint. .zzz DATED February y2i.- 1882 SEAL OLGA T. -STECER
 Clerk. Superior Court By ANNA THOMPSON
 Deputy First Pub: Feb. 28. 1862 Iast Pub; March 2l, 1862
 UNITED STATES TREATMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Fairbanks Land Office
 516 Second Avenue
 Fairbanks. Alaska
 Feb ' 1862 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION On June 9, l96I. inc State of Alaska applied to select the following described r#sblie lands for general purposes under the Act Of July ' 1858. Section tb4 and pursuant 10 Chapter l69, Session Laws of Alaska. 1859:
 F4i~h-Isl.S a27e-n
 State Selection 773 T. Il S., E. l5 F. F. M tUnsurveyed3
 Sec 4: All
 Sec 5: All
 See. 6: All
 See. T All
 Sec. 8: All Sec. g: All
 Sec. IS: All
 Sec v: All
 Sec I3. All
 Sec. .Ie: All
 Sec 2: All
 Sec 2I: All
 Sec. 29: All
 Sec. 29: All
 Sec 30: All
 See. 3l;- All
 Sec g; All
 Sec. B; All s. bject tav TfFserT- Cutting Permits F-o27sII. F-o279i2
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR EOREf-f at LAND MANAGEMENT
 Fairbanks Land Office
 Second Avenue
 Fairbanks Alaska
 reb. i6 1862
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION On June 25. l96I Ine State of AlasE= applied t0 scI1ct the following deseEioez ps bitc lands for general purposes under the Act Of July T. 1956. Section b. auz pl.Esaent 10 Chapter I59. SGss.on Law U Alaska. 1853:
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28

Containing app u---lnate.Y te--s acres The function Of tn4z sc---1 F " s'E sns person or 2@-zoas cla-rz-g 2f sad laass s5He. ss=E fo --e Il fe r- os1Es Lalc Office G-o. zl----ls E9 tts@ ssl- se U 9ase.ss fo ll -.at- : CO.'S be sesS-e co or t,e 3.-ect1r ? F-5e cf Lana. Dc EsF.-s1.E- eE -N1s-I7 -i--s' 5z@ 6-1 A.es=-e- A-s-ll5rz=e, -sz+ @ .z.-- az Ls zG 4 1-==-a . he FaI-f5zz.-ss -5 Office
 Notice Is z4el1 za a a1E@ oFzz 1 lands l-zsse been e1 an a-- 7- atsa1-- 1 -1 ard s. -.re.e .ea t7 @ 7. se 7- ea..1ez t-ereas=s gre
 Ez- HILTON
 C=- -1aZ== SeEz=12 Tzzz E zp 2
 Les acH e5-
 --.a--# '---~@ FOR SELz Legal sraca 4a t2e colss. =se-'S We szi Low est f51le r7 n Pa5Hea.s74 T Lege is occ es so many n
 Ills p-per IT
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ConT77o-DE a9-'-ol1-T7aIs-N l1-415 acTes- I.3e ta.-cl5ou oz z9sis Notice .s ts asla4 a.sy Tsseoa e parsons claiming arE O sd lanes a5s-a. zs5X 10 lie IT The Fair Banks Land office objections - the issl- an1e c4 Da:esst ty s546 Ssate. A cCps mus b1 seTvc1 gC -.l Director. Division e --ea s 1znea tEgas7: If Nat4- al Resources. 3sz e.h a7er@e. Anchorage. A1as-se- ENz- dence O ci--s ssrN.ce --14Si be lur1.sll-1 .a tac Fa3goa9..-s Land Office. Notice is gwen t1af he above described 41IlGs have been segregated IT1m all a1n.l- .a ions CT arDgoIJ. isEions under the pa1llc land iaWs including settlement under lztreseead or similar laWs or locations .-u5sr the mining laws since June 2a ,95I.
 Settlements or locations thereafter are n4H and void.
 ROBERT F. HILTON
 Chiei Lands Section
Evening star., 1962-03-15

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the third police precinct from
the 100 block Of Corcoran
street during July and August. ="
Dr.. jackson is the chairman
of the Area K Board Of the
Commissioners Youth Council,
the organization that has spon-
Sored the Corcoran street prof.
ect.
Yesterday members Of the
Fun Time" and Teen" Clubs
exhibited some of the results of
their progress in the Club
house" home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Roy Wells, 1850 Corcoran
street NV. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
turn the house over to the chill
dren for their use each day ex-
cept Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells work
during the day, but Mrs. Wells,
who gets home by $3.50 pm,
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spends the afternoons with the
children. In the meantime,
neighborhood mothers and
teenagers, and q counselor
from the District Recreation
Department supervise activities,
ties.
There are games to play,
books to read, spelling contests
and arts and crafts workshops.
In the living and dining
rooms of the Wells home were
hung paintings and crayon
pictures created by the chill
dren. There was a wide sem
blage of kiln-baked clay ash
trays and plaques. denim and
burlap pillow covers, cotton
stuffed throw pillows, and pop
sicle stick and paper-pasted
houses.
The program has been such