The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 11, 1942, Page 6

Army Air Services Supply Services aussreanisten cors e This Page Is Sponsored by the Following Business Men:— George M. Simpkins Co. Pacific Fruit & Produce C Cowling-Davlin Co. Cdpitol Cafe Gastineau Grocery Juheau Transfer Co. Junéau-Young Hardware Co. Thomas Hardware Co. Sanitary Meat Co. The Imperial Triangle Inn Harry Race—Druggist Sabin's Nanice 5c-10c and 25¢ Store Captiol Theatre Alaska Credit Bureau Channel Apparel Percy's . Sully's Bakery Irving’s Market Jineéru Motor Co. Arctic Bar Henning's Bailey's Cocktail Bar Reoyal Cate H. S. Graves Paul Bloedhorn Jack Fargher New York Tavern Guy Smith—Drugs Peerless Bakery Hutchings Economy Market Pay'n Takit California Grocery Femmer's Transfer Case. Lot Grocery Reliable Transfer Star Bakery Baranof Hotel Snow White Laundry Juneau Cold Storage Co. istice Day City Cafe Juneau Inn Cocktail Bar Scandinavian Rooms Brunswick Bowling Alleys U & I Cafe 3 I. Goldstein W.-P. Johnson Home Grocery Stan Grummett Shattuck Agency Harri Machine Shop Juneau Paint Store * Alaska Music Supply Garnick’s Grocery Parsons Electric Co. Alaskan Hotel J. 1. Meherin : ]. B. Burford & Co. Sportsman Barber Shop The Needlecraft Sho_xi d Alaska Coastal Airlines Alaska Dock & Storage’ Co. Columbia Lumber Co. * Wide Awake Shoe Shop American Beauty Parlor THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 7 Forget.... On this Armistice Day in the midst of war, we pause to pay tribute to other Americans who gave their lives for the same Freedoms for which we fight today. On this solemn day we remember them . . . we.pledge to "take up their quarrel with the foe” . . . to hold high the torch which_they left to us. We shall keep faith with these soldiers a8 well as with our own boys who are fighting now, at this very moment, for the greater Armistice Day and the’ lasting peace that will be ours. Devlin's i Hollywood Shoe Parlor Lbdwig Nelgon' Gastinequ Hotsl Ghas. Galdstein Co: Triangle Cleaners Alaska Electtic’ Light & Power Co. Porgst-Me-Not' Shop Rice. & Ahlers Go; B. M. Behrerids Co.: Berl’s Cash Grocery Klaskq Meat Co. Jones:Stevens Co. Tha Sniip’ Shoppe K'rqf‘[t;s' Mamii "qtuiln.q Co: Alagka Star Adrlines Butler,'Maufo Diug Co. Gastinequ Cafe' - 3 Don ‘Abel—Dick Dalzel Juneau Florists H. J. Yurman Batanof Liquor Store Alaska Laundry Jorgenson's Motors James Ellen Joe. Thibodeau First National Bahk B:'M. Behrends Bank San Francisco Bakery Junetru Lumber. Mills » Charles W. Carter - W. D. Gross Juneau -Drug Co. 4 Juneau-Douglas Telephorie Co. J. C. Cooper : Juneau Dairies, Inc. Sigrid's Beauty Parlor Warner's Machine Shop City Float Liquor Store Swanson Brothers During the ccremony of hoisting or lowering the Flag, or' when the Flag 15 passing in a parade or in @ review, all peisons should face the Flag, stand at attention, and salute. Those present in_uniform should render the Tlght the right hand and hold. it st the left shoulder, the hand being over the heart. Women should salute by placing the right hand over the heart. The salute to the Flag in & moving col- umn Is rendered gs the Flag approaches the spec- Alaska Trading Co. Aldskq Cut Rate Liquor Store Pioneer Cafe Insignia of the various branches of the Army — the Arms and the Services — as worn by commissioned officers, are illustrated above. These insignia are worn on the lapels of the uniform coat, and on the left side of the collar of the uniform shirt when the latter is worn without coat. The same insignia (except Adju- tant General's and Inspector General's Department and Chaplains), somewhat smaller and superimposed on disks, are worn by enlisted men on the collar of the coat above the left lapel. Detached Enlisted Men's List and Military Police are worn by enlisted men in the same manner. Warrant officers’ insignia (like cap insignia but smaller) are worn on both lapels of coat, sleeves of overcoat, and left side of collar of uniform shirt when the latter is worn without coat. Aide to General, General Staff Corps, U. S. Military Academy and National Guard <Bureau (above right) are special insignia worn in the same manner as branch insignia. The pilot badge is worn on the left breast of the coat. This winged device, with appropriate variations, is worn by certain other flying personnel. e asrus seacaanr hand salute. Those men tator and is held until it not in uniform should re- has passed. move their head-dress with COMMISSIONED OFFICERS' INSIGNIA OF RANK - KEEK REK ¥E ¥ ¥ @ == = o LmTERI ENLISTED MEN'S INSIGNIA OF RANK AND SERVICE © 8 TacwcAL sesceay ©AaA A This page of army insignia officially approved by the U. S. Army Recruiting Service _MaTowaL eukms sea Cap Insignia Enlisted Men’s “U. 8.” is worn by énlisted men on the collar ,olmme ¢oat above the right lapel. Officers’ “U.'8.” is worn by commissioned and warrant, officers on the collar of the coat above both lapels, and on the tight side (both sides general officérs) of the collar of the uniform shirt when the latter is worn without the coat. The insignia of rank of commissioned officers (left) are worn on the shoulder loops of coats, overcoats and uniform shirts, when the latter are worn without coats. Distinctive insignia of warrant officers aré worn on the lapels of the coat and on the left side of the collar of the uniform shirt, when the latter is worn without coat. The cap devices (above) are attached ta the frent of the serviee cap. When the field, or “overseas” cap 15 worn, a regimental or organizational insignia, but no other, is attached. Enlisted men wear their insignia of rank’ (left), called chevrons, on both sleeves of the coat, the overcoat and the uniform shirt. The service -mw m on the left sleeve of the coat above the cuf§.'* service stripe represents the completion of th years' en- listed service. 1942 - — ¥ a4