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DAUGHTER BORN TO
IRVING UNGUDRUKS HERE
Mr. and Mrs .Irving Ungudruk
are the parents of a baby daugh
ter born Saturday morning at the
Marks Air Force Base Hospital.
The Ungudruks are from St.
Lawrence Island. Mr. Ungudruk
is employed by the CAA at Moses
Point.
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WEAR A HOUSEDRESS ... It's
impractical as well as sloppy
to wear a negligee while
cleaning house or cooking.
HELICOPTER USED IN
SEARCH FOR OFFICERS
The U.S. Army helicopter, which
caused much excitement over town
last Fridey, has gone north to con
tinue the search for the bodies
medical officer and men who were
parachuted to aid the “Clobbered
Turkey.”
The plane, a B-29, crashed last
December about 100 miles north
of Nome. The pilot and navigator
of the plane are also still missing.
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Naval Grad to Pick
“Color Girl” Is
Alaska Bov
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ANNAPOLIS, Md.,—/P)—Mid
shipman Frederick L. Nelson of
Petersburg, Alaska, today had the
.icklish task of picking the “color
girl” for June Week Ceremonies
at the Naval Academy.
“Haven’t made up my mind,”
said the 23-year-old firs' class
man.
Graduating Midshipmen usually
have their dates invited to June
Week months in advance.
The color girl honor goes each
year to the captain of the comp
any scoring the most points on
a long list of tests and examin
ations ranging from infan ry di ll
to combat intelligence.
He usually picks his best girl
friend—his fiance if he has one.
She is the toast of the Academy
during the June Week activities,
acting as Queen of the Com
mencement and honor guest at its
many social functions. Her main
job is to transfer the colors from
last year’s winning company to
this year’s champs at a formal
parade.
Midshipman William E. Nylen
confounded protocol and tradition
last year by picking his sister foi
the honor.
Nelson is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Nelson of Peters
burg. He* attended Petersburg
High School and Drews Prep in
San Francisco. After gradua ion
djp hopes to go into the submarine
service.
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN
FOR REV. AND MRS. M. DAY
I Last Friday evening friends of
Rev. and Mrs. Murlin Day gath
ered in the parsonage of the Fed
erated Church for an informal
• farewell to them, as they are
scheduled to depart by plane to
morrow morning.
i The Days have both been very
active in civic activities during
J their stay, as well as in their
church work.
i Mrs. Day has given generously
' of her splendid voice which has
been enjoyed by the community
and she has been active in sev
eral orders and clubs.
Rev. Day has taken an active
part in many local groups, par
ticularly in the Chamber of Com
merce and the Rotary Club where
he served as secretary.
He has enlisted in the Chap
lains Corp of the U. S. Army. The
good wishes of the community
go with him in this new field
where we know he will be suc
cessful. j
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REVIVAL AT NAZARENE
CHURCH CONTINUES
Revival services at the Church
of the Nazarene, featuring the
preaching of Rev. J. Melton
Thomas, pastor of the Church of
the Nazarene in Fairbanks, will
continue nightly each evening this
week according to Rev. Lewis I.
Hudgins, local pastor. These ser
vices which begin at 7:30 each
evening have had good interest
over the week end according to
Rev. Hudgins.
Special services for a number
of evenings this week are an
nounced by Rev. Thomas. This
evening tentative subject for dis
cussion will be, “Our Lord’s Re
turn to Earth.”
Other subjects of special inter
est will be announced from time
to time. Congregational and spe
cial musical numbers of general
interest will be featured.
! Rev. Hudgins announces* wel
come to all citizens of the com
munity to all the services.
CHARGES DENTIST HYPNOTIZED HER
Miss Josephine Park, 19, (abov6) filed suit in
Jersey City, N.J., abainst Dr. Hyman Blumenthal,*
a dentist, charging he made her ill when he
hypnotized her while she was his assistant. She
seeks $75,000 damages and her mother is asking
for $25,000 for medicdl expenses and loss of
her daughter's services. (AP Wirephoto)
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