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MOTHER’S DAY
Remember Your
MOTHER ,
And Other ;
DEAR ONES
They will treasure a fine Gift or Card
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HE'S NOT A PACK HORSE . . .
Don't load the pockets of
your escort's dinner jacket
with your grooming aids.
Next of Kin of War Dead
Receive Gold Star Button
vVord has ben received at Hq,
U.S. Army, Alaska that the Na
tion's memorial to World War II
I dead—the Gold Star Lapel But
j ton—will be ready for distribu
tion after June 1, 1948, to next
of kin of men and women of all
! the Armed Services who died for
their country at home and abroad.
The authority for this reeog
1 nition came in Public La.v No.
306, enacted by the 80th Congres,
which set up an appropriate des
ignation of widows, parents, and
j certain other members of the
j families of those who died in
j the service of their country bet
! ween December 7, 1941, and Aug
! ust 1, 1947, the period establish
! ed by the legislation.
The Gold Star Buttbn consists
I of a Gold Star on a purple cir
| cular background, bordered n
j gold and surrounded by gold lau
rel leaves. On the reverse is the
inscription, "United States of Am
erica, Act of Congress, 1947,” with
space for engraving of the initials
of the recipient.
One Gold Star Button is to be
furnished, without cost, to the
widow or widower and to each
of the parents of a member of
the Armed Forces who lost his
life while on active military ser
vice between December 7, 1941
and August 1, 1947, both dats
inclusive. The term ‘parents’ in
cludes mother, father, stepmother,
stepfather, mother through adop
tion and father through adoption.
One Gold Star Button will be
furnished at cost price to each
child, stepchild, brother, sister,
half-sister, and half-brother of the
deceased member of the Armed
Forces if the death fell within
the dates named.
Next of kin of deceased Army
and Air Force personnel may sub
mit applications to the Adjutant
General, United States Army,
Washington 25, D.C. Application
forms will be available about
June 1, 1948, and may be obtained
from any Army or Air Force in
stallation, any nationally recog
nized veterans organization, or
The Adjutant General.
Navy, Coast Guard, and Mar
ine applications should go to the
Chief, Bureau of Naval Personnel,
Navy Department, Washington,
j D.C., and they likewise, may be
i procured from Naval installations
of veterans prganizations, or from
JUDGE KEHOE LEAVES TO
ASSIST IN OTHER DIVISIONS
Judge Joseph F. Kehoe leaves
today to go to Fairbanks to try
a case. From there he will go to
Anchorage and to Seward where
he will hold a court session.
He will be accompanied by Mrs.
Jim McAlee, secretary and court
pecorder. They plan to return in
June.
the Bureau of Naval Personnel.
Limited initial token present
ations of the Gold Star Duttons
will be held throughout the Unit
ed States and some possessions on
Memorial Day.
VERA BEVIN. ARMY OPERATOR
RECEIVES CITIZENSHIP HERE
Vera Bevin, who was telephone
operator on the U.S.Army switch
board for two years before going
to Anchorage, returned to Nome
to receive her citizenship papers
in the U.S. District Court yester
day morning.
ELMO MILLER RETURNS
WITH JACK JEFFORD. CAA
Pilot Jack Jefford of the CA \
made a flight to Gambell yester
day bringing back Elmo Miller
of the Reindeer Service, who has
been on St. Lawrence Island for
the past ten days.
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