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SIMON AHKOLIK TELL OF
BEING RUSSIAN PRISONER
Simon Ahkolik, Diomede boy,
who was among the prisoners held
on Big Diomede Island this sum
mer by the Russians, says he does
not want to be a Russian prisoner
again. He said, “Yes, they gave us
food, but not much, and their soup
tasted like hot water to me.”
He stated that the American
group of Eskimos were closely
guarded while on Big Diomede but
he es imated about twenty Russian
soldiers were stationed there. He
also stated that the Russians have
an airplane field there but he did
not see any planes land while he
was a prisoner.
Simon Ahkolik is a talented
young Diomede carver, who is en
route to Mt. Edgecutnbe School for
specialized training by the Alaska
Native Service.
ALASKA WINNER
ANCHORAGE — Only one of
many Alaska entrants in an essay
contest sponsored by the Swedish
American Steamship Line received
recognition, it was learned here
recently. Writing on the subject,
"Ernst B. Larsson and Unalakleet,
Alaska,” Mrs. Rakno Johnson of
Klukwan received honorable men
tion. Topic of the essay was “The
Influence of Swedish Settlers on a
Community or Region.”
The Piper Cruiser plane of
Frank Whaley has been sold to
James Brooks, of the Weather
Bureau, stationed at Wales. Mr.
Brooks, who plans to use the plane
for wolf hunting has the distinc
tion of now owning the most
northwesterly based plane on 4he
coast of North America.
The Fire Department was called
out this morning to an alarm from
the residence of Mrs. Xenia Bru
nell, where an overheated stove l
and chimney were causing trouble.
However no damage was done.
REP. MARTIN SAYS NEITHER
CANDIDATE PROMISES MUCH
NORTH ATTLEBORO. Mass. f/P)
House Speaker Joseph W. Martin’s
newspaper says that the speeches
of Republican nominee Thomas E.
Dewey “sound good . . . but prom
ise nothing.”
The speeches of President Tru- ,
man, the paper added, “Have still
less to recommend them.”
“Dewey’s speeches have been
designed for tonal effect,” Martin’s
newspaper said in an editorial
published the night before Dewey
had made a special trip to North
Attleboro to call upon the Repub
lican Congressman’s mother, Mrs.
Catherine Martin, 87.
Dewey and Martin exchanged
pledges of cooperation between
the White House and Congress if
the Republicans win tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wheeler of
Nome are the parents of a baby
girl born yesterday at the M. C.
hospital.
HOSPITAL NEWS
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New patients at the hospital art
Olive Swanson, Mrs. Lorrairx
Lundborg, Lief Kvile, Mrs Floyd
Wheeler and daughter.
All Alaskan World War II vet
erans are reminded that the Re
gional Director of the Territoriaj
Bureau of Veterans Affair, Mist
Marie Quirk, will arrive on today •
PAA plane and can be contacted
at the Wallace Hotel in regards tc
negotiating loans or applying for
bonuses under the Alaska World
War II Veternas’ Act.
Alaska Airlines brought in
group of airline officials Saturday
who had been attending the CAE*
hearing in Anchorage. The group
included James Wooten, president
of Alaska Airlines, Jack Scaven
ius, president, of Mt. McKinley
Airlines and J. H. Hamstra, law
yer for Pan American Airways.
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