Herbert Spiegel
Wed in New York
Herbert Spiegel, Kodiak
Naval Station employee, was
married May 23 to Flora
Hirsch of New York.
An announcement of the
event was received here
yesterday. The Rev. and Mrs.
A. Asher Hirsch, brother and
sister-in-law of the bride,
announced the marriage.
Spiegel made a trip to the
east early this month to ar
range for his wedding. He is
a son of Dr. and Mrs. Max
Spiegel of New York.
The bride and groom will
be at home in Kodiak after
June 10.
ACS Officer
Kills Bear
Lt. Col. John A. Wester,
deputy commander of the
Alaska Communication System
in Alaska, shot a Kodiak beai
recently while hunting in the
Uganik area.
Col. Wester flew to Uganik
in an Alaska Airlines plane
and stayed at the home of Bob
Owen.
Clark Gable
Divorced Again
Santa Monica—Clark Gable'
was sued for divorce by his
wife, the former Lady Sylvia.
Ashley who charged Gable
husband less than 18 months,
with mental cruelty.
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that the joint chiefs of staff
were so concerned over the
Korean W ar situation early
last December tin.-., ordered
MacArthur to get his forces
ready for a possible World
War.
• The order went out after
the joint chiefs were told that
MacArthur felt the United
Nations should accept an
armistice “on bsst teims
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Navy Lieut. Relieved
Washington (A*)—William
H. Evans, jr., young Mary
land resident who was stripped
of his commission for brand
ing the Truman foreign policy
. as “pro-Red” said his views
were shared by an ‘‘overwhel
ming majority” of American
! fighting men in the far east.
' The Navy department said
| that was not true and that
morale on Evans’ ship was
, ‘‘found to be good”.
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Wallard, 40, won the 35th
annual 500 mile auto race at a
record smashing pace which
left only eight cars on the
track at the finish.
Wallard of Altamont, N.
Y., took sixth place last year
and seventh in 1948. His
average speed this year was
126 miles-per hour for the
500 mile grind. There were no
serious accidents this year.
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