RECEIVES CITATION
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Chaplain (Major) Harmon D. Moore (center) of the 450th AAA Bn.,
Is congratulated by Brig. Gen. John F. Ruggles after receiving a
citation for “outstanding religious service to the military commun
ity," a Department of the Army citation. Chaplain Moore was the
♦ *»rd chaolain of (be Armv to qualify as a paratrooper. He holds
the Bronze Star with cluster, the Legion of Merit, and the Army
Commendation ribbon. At right is Captain Young. "C” Battery com
mander of the 502nd AAA Bn., who also received an award.
MRS. ARTHUR HERING
RETURNS FROM STATES
Mrs, Arthur Hering returned Sun
day from a trip to the States, hav
ing attended the funeral of H. H.
Ross in Kenniwick Washington.
Mrs; Ross made the trip north
with Mrs. Hering, planning to visit
here b; lefly. Before coming north,
the two ladies visited Mrs, Ber
ing’s daughter. Mrs. Alma Hering
Thrift, and her family.
Robert Stanleigb Recovering
Rob i t Stanleigh, one of Jessen’s
Weekly linotype operators, ha - bet'
taking short walks this past fe ■
weeks following a serious illness
severa weeks ago.
Stanleigh came to Fairbanks from
Ketchikan last fall with his wife
and the two have enjoyed explor
ing Interior Alaska. The Stunleighs
expect to go t.. Colorado Springs
shortly.
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Two Sisters Join
Hospital Staff
i
Virginia and Maude Smith of
: Kittanning, Pa., joined the nursing
j staff at St. Joseph's hospital yester
day. The sisters arrived in Alaska
| in June after driving to the Terri
i tory.
Virginia will attend to general
| nursing duties on the third floor of
| the hospital. Maude is a nurse ane
j sthetist.
1 The two attended Camp Clegg.
the Girl Scout camp at Harding
\ lake, this summer as counselors,
i They- liked it so well they decided
! to stay. They are now making their
home in the Polaris building.
Haas Jeitseii
Dies In Hospital
Hans Jacob Jensen, 74. died at
! St. Joseph's hospital Monday at 2
a.m. Jensen was a retired cook and
was a former member of the Culi
nary Workers Union Local No. 879.
He was born in San Francisco.
! Calif., on March 26. 1882. He was
; also a member of the Pioneers of
Alaska. He had been living at the
Steel Hotel.
The funeral will be conducted by
i the Pioneers but no definite ar
rangements have been made as yet.
i There are no known survivors.
A
William B. Parker of 1514 Second
avenue was admitted to St. Jo
j seph’s hospital Tuesday afternoon
| for an emergency appendectomy.
He is resting comfortably. He is
! employed by Miles Janitorial ser
vice.
i Mrs. Lillie Clark ol Nenana is in
■ St. Joseph's hospital recovering
from major surgery which was per
formed yesterday. She is postmaster
at Nenana. Her husband. Donald, is
a river boat pilot for the Yutani
Barge Line at Nenana.
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