Hospital News
Merry Christmas to the shut-ins
of Maynard-MacDougall Hospital
who will spend the holiday there:
Glen Tingook, David Eyak, Flo
ra Dililak, Ruth Thomas, Lillie
Ongtooguk, Katherine Ezumam
euy, Margaret Katexac, Francis
Katexac, George Kakaruk, James
Dexter, Dan Wright, Ellen Took
aylok, Andrew Kuknrak, Mark
Mupowhotuk, Lillian Daniels, Al
vin Eutok, Fanny Iokianna, Edna
Angnaboogok, and Howard Kon
akoh.
Discharged from the hospital
since Wednesday are Ruth Beltz
and infant, Ronald Morris, Chuck
Reader, and Milo Nubicj.
Nugget Ads Bring Quick Result?
NEW YORK, i(iP)—The Tanner’s
Council at America said today the
Army needs deerskins for combat
troops in Arctic climates.
The need is so great, the coun
cil said, that game-hunting states
are being asked to reopen or ex
tend their deer seasons.
“The Army Quartermaster
Corps has found that only glove
made from native deerskin give
combat troops protection and free
dom of action necessary under
battle conditions in Arctic cli
mates,” the Council said in a
staement.
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PETERSBURG, (/P)—This south
eastern Alaska town is planning
a practice “alert” and blackout
test under its new home defense
program. Quentin DeBoer heads j
the organization.
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As the Holidays grow
closer, we want to pause
and say, “Thank You.”
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| Christmas Greetings
| To All Voters
from
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i Your Representative
! FRANK DEGNAN
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Czechoslovak news agency, noting
that government agencies, to save
paper, were skipping the ex
change of cards.
“It is also recommended,” the
item went on, “tha private per
sons -and undertakings reduce this
practice to the mininmum and do
nate the savings to the Czecho
slovak Red Cross.”
SOUTH BEND, Ind., (^—San
ta is already in South Bend.
Early this morning, patrolman
Michael Santa (that’s his name*,
sure enough* delivered a baby
daughter to Mrs. Josephine Koto
ski in a police ambulance.
The baby arrived when the am
bulance was still several blocks
from *a (hospital.
WASHINGTON, {£>)—The Sen
ate confirmed yesterday a full
four-star general rank for Nathan
Farragut Twining, former Air
Force lieutenant general recently
named vice chief of staff. He was
former commander-in-chief of the
Alaskan command.
YAKIMA, Wash., (iP)— Santa
Claus may have trouble filling
one of the requests made by a
Yakima girl yesterday in a letter
addressed to the North Pole.
Acting postmaster L. H. Hhodes
said the girl asked a doll for her
self. Also; she added:
“My aunt wants a man with
money.”
WASHINGTON, The gov
ernment today placed on sale
some small tracts of land in the
Matanuska valley area of Alaska.
A n Interior department an
nouncement said the lands are not
suited for farming or for inclu
sion in farm units of the Mata
nuska valley farming project.
They were described as good as
home sites, summer cabins, hunt
ing lodges and possible for farm
ing.
The announcement said the
tracts are available in sizes of
from five to 20 acres and at prices
starting at $10 an acre.
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Korean Situation
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rea.
Artillery was the queen of the
beachhead battle—navy guns off
shore, and army artillery ranging
1 from self-propelled 155-millimet
; er (howitzers to 105-millimeter
pieces. The artillerymen had num
bered spots on their maps called
“measles” showing every possible
approach for an attack o n the
huge perimeter.
A spotter only had to observe
the enemy on one of the ‘measles’
call in its number and the artill
erymen would let go.
The Cub Scouts have on display
at the Huggei office an assort
ment of the gifts they have made
for their friends and families this
year under the supervision of Den
Mothers and their leaders.
The display includes such well
made items as Christmas candle
sticks in red and green, book-ends,
what-not shelves and even a doll
cradle. The group of young Scouts
can certainly be proud of their ac
i complishment.
Hank Miller is having Christ
mas with his family at Union,
Oregon.
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In tending you this little Christ
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mat message, we want you to
know that your friendship is
truly appreciated here. We shall
do our best to merit your con
tinued confidence in the future.
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