Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stevens have
received the announcement of the
wedding of Mrs. Stevens’s son,
Joseph W. Collins, to Nancy
Wrench on June 9 at the Christ’s
Episcopal Church in the Univer
sity District in Seattle. The young
couple, both of whom have been
attending the University, will
make their home in Kirkland,
Wash. Young Collins spent a year
here with his family and was
ALASKA FOG MAY BE KIN
TO PACIFIC HAZE
CORDOVA, Alaska. (^—Alas
kans are wondering if a milky
pall of fog and haze, blanketing j
the Gulf of Alaska and the Aleu
tian Islands, is a northern cousin
to a mid-Pacific haze which hung
near the Hawaiian Islands earlier
this week
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FROM SEATTLE
A Vessel July 12, for — Unalaska. Nome.
Teller, Wales, Shishmareff, Deering, Keewalik
Kotzebue.
A Vessel, August 18, for — Unalaska. Nome
Solomon, Golovin, St. Michael,
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
J. J. DILLON, Agent Nome, Alaska
conducted by Claud C P-U' H
Educational Director, •'httde*»it
Adtitory Service **
Jimmy was a “scientifleally
v.ii-ided” child. When he wanted to
see v hr.t tn.i<ie *he alarm .*!ocl; tick,
he tooK .t apart, f urther investiga
tions into "the true nature of
t led him to dismantle vari
Claud C. Ruch
ous other valu
able object?, in
cluding a trea
sured nmsix box
that had been in
the family, for
three genera
tions.
Finally, his
frantic mother
wrote to the
Childcraft Ad
visory Service
for counsel, bha
was told to provide him with inex
pensive household equipment which
he could investigate to satisfy hia
curiosity.
But, there is a difference between
the child who takes things apart be
ca::rc he wants “to sec the wheels go
‘round” and the child who is de
liberately destructive.
The really destructive child may
be one who feels angry, jealous, or
unloved. He has the impulse to
break, tear, or smash things, not be
cause he is “bad”, but because that
is his only way of working-off his
resentments, whether they be real
or imaginary.
au oi you mothers have known
children of this type. Perhaps they
are jealous of the possessions of a
brother or sister and need to be
made to feel loved and secure, again.
“Sometimes,” the Childcraft Ad
visory Service points out, “destruc
tiveness is a rebellion against too
much order, neatness, and emphasis
on the care of toys and furniture.”
A desire to get attention may also
be a cause for destructiveness in the
child, neglected or ignored by par
ents and older brothers and sisters
who are preoccupied with their own
problems and activities.
To find the cure for destructive
ness in children, you must first dis
cover the cause and then remove it.
Discipline will only temporarily
solve the problem.
BOWDOIN' SEEKS SPECIMENS
IN ARTIC WATERS
BOOTHBAY HARBOR* Maine,
(/P)—Like a homing sea-bird, com
mander Donald B. MacMillan’s
schooner Bowdoin glides north
ward late today (Sat., 3 p.m.. EST)
on an 8,000-mile cruise to fam
iliar Arctic waters.
Aboard the trim white two
master are the 75-year-old north
land explorer, his attractive wife,
Miriam, three adult aides and 10
college and prep school student
sailors.
The voyage, sponsored by Mac
Millan’s alma mater, Bowdoin
College, will take the expedition
to Kane Basin, 10 degrees south
of the pole. Bird and plant speci
mens will be collected for Bow
doin and Harvard museums.
Eleanor Ruppert, who has been
home economics teacher at the
Sheldon Jackson School in Sitka
for the past two years, arrived
yesterday enroute to Savoonga on
St. Lawrence Island where she
will be missionary for one year
during Alice Green’s furlough in
the States.
DREAM
THEATER
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1 Show Mon. and Tue., 7:30 p.m.
"DUST BE MY DESTINY"
John Garfield
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1 Show Wed. and Thurs., 7:30 p.m.
"BIG CITY"
Margaret O'Brien - Robert Preston
Chapter 2 of "JUNGLE RAIDERS"
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Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones are the
parents of a daughter born early
this morning at the hospital,
weighing seven pounds and one
ounce.
Mr. Jones is in charge of the
1 Territorial Assay office and Sen
ator Charles D. Jones is the beam
ing grandfather.
Frank Rice, well known mining
man of this area arrived yester
day with Pan American enroute
to Teller where he plans to work
on his claims this summer on a
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR MRS. BURGH
Graveside services were held
yesterday for the former Mrs.
Henry ' Burgh, daughter of Pete
Curran of Solomon who burned
to death in March at Juneau, Al
aska.
Rev. R. Treat conducted the ser
vices with Mrs. L. Hudgins and
Juanita Fagerstrom leading a
song service as the ashes were
placed in the grave with her hus
band.
limited scale.
I
Beautiful jMiniture Dolls
Handmade
Carved Ivory Faces
Complete with the fine details
of native Eskimo fur garments.
Assortment includes
woman or man, also
mother with baby on
her back.