The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 26, 1949, Page 5

TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1949 Chennault Is Back InU. S.; Refusesfo | Talk, (hini Situation | SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 26. _m~[ The famed leader of the wartime | Flying Tigers arrived Sunday from ' China, but retired Major General Claire N. Chennault declined to talk abcut the Chinese civil war situation. Chennault arrived at San Fran- cisco on a Philippines Airlines plane. His Chinese wife accom- panied him. Chennault said he plans to visit his home in Louisiana and then return to China. During the stopover at Honolulu Chennault had commented that if his Flying Tigers were revived, they could turn the tide in Nationalist China. But under the circumstances | classes, Picking Spuds fo Resuit in Trip fo Mexico for 14/ | | WOOSTER, Ohto, April 26. —®— | Money earned picking potatoes will help pay the way for Chester township, high school seniors on a 40-day trip to Mexico this sumrher. The class kitty has $3,000 in it. Everyone's satisfied that this will ¢o nicely for the nine boys and five girls and their chaperones, Roy Bates, history teacher and basket- ball coach, and Mrs. Bates. { Bates has been taking graduating | from the rural Wayne county high school on trips for 10 years. But this will be the first | class to go outside the U.S.A. | The boys are unanimous in what | they want to see most—a bull fight. | id Chennault—I see little! TSI L ARGE NUMBER OF 5% oy 1o your s LEGIONNAIRES HELP T0 PAINT DUGOUT| Madsen’s today for your supplies.| | Led by Post Commander Chest- Spoons, plugs, sinkers, etc, at re- duced prices. 176 tf % ——— | ; r Zenger, seventeen members of‘i g | the Juneafi American Legion Post | turned out last night to repaint he interior of their local Dugout. | After three hours, the seventeen | paint hespattered vets called it quits | | with almost as much paint smear 2 !on themselyes as on the newly dec- | orated walls and ceiling. ! f Jim Wendt, of the Ideal Paint ! Store, was roped into supervising ithe job and wound up by not only{ i 3 i helping in the actual painting but & o in promising to sign up for a Le- ;-l;];?EANKs ‘giox‘l membership. The new color WHITEHORSE i scheme - features a white celfing ¥ and peach walls. Ju NEAU 1n addition to Zenger and Wendt, weTCHIKAN ose painting included First Vice- commander Bob Druxman, Second SEATTLE | Vice-commander John Tanaka, Past | Commanders Joe Thibodeau, Harold Dawes and Les Sturm, and Leglon- s Fred Cameron, Chuck Porter, Lybeck, Leo Jewett, Verne wervice — us a guest of Pan Gus Gissberg, Chris Hena American, world’s most ex- 1 fartin Guths 3 | pericnced airline. Ask for oln, Claude Camegie and Jetails and reservations at. .- Evitts. BARANOF HOTEL Phone 106 "‘f Tt Syten of 1Ty Clpper enjoy ev - - T N HOSPITAL KOTES Admitted to St. Ann’s hospital | ' yesterday were Geral Jurgensen‘! Eric V. Wallenberg and Caswcll| Daniels. Mrs. Audrey Pace of Sitka gave || birth to a baby girl at 3:45 o'clock | ||| yesterday afternoon at St. Ann’s, | weight 6 pounds, 6 ounces. Admitted to the Government hos- “ pital was John Shotter of Juneau. Discharged was Danny Thomés and Irene Sparks of Haines. ~ MADSEN CYCLE & | FISHING SUPPLY i Full line of Halibut and Trolling | | | Gear — Many items now at new LOW PRICES i‘t Open 9 to9 Opp. Ball Park || ADVERTISING and PUBLIC RELATIONS Bob Druxman L Telephone 891 123 Front Street DR. D, D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin PHONE 506 FOR APTOINTMENTS ‘"i EYES EXAMINE]')V LENSES PRESCRIBED RADIO LOG RINY Alaska Broadcasting Co. C.B. 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