The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 8, 1951, Page 2

B PAGE TWO % THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA e — packages, food and casualties that they are ’lnmx-‘\ull be host May 26, 27 and 28 will 1e Dorcas and in effect that it is wi 1 S br Betty M(CmnmL Lucille Joh on Franklin — X ified purpose.” | Maynard, Vera N Morale Discussed t v g “We should find s > way,” Ma B G ene BD\LLI 1'.: ille i e Grocery Store d I r E ‘ T ¥ Natalie Gustafson and Thelma Os- wiil be closed f : ‘ . 1 that does 1 oy | borne, 9, duc ) us in the f on | f'*l’«"-n i s Marshall said th nistration’s | it oot T ) he Auke Bay Bus || —emrre v S plan for Korea has been to “inflict [ o ntgomery,. Opal Sharr the greatest number alties | Bosworth, Ethel Finlayson K: We could in order down | Nelson and Helen Mo A5t afitc the morale, B ’ Installation of of i e fabric of the Chinese ar 5 v " ) " Russell's questions about the origin| At this point the censor deleted | lay, May FI T nw GBS Has GDI " of the restrictions. They took out |30 from sublic version of | Felen Ehren wo and one-half lines of Marshall’s | Marshall’s testimony. | ling et l FIELD PROPA ) (Continued “:om Page One) rminal facilities from AND APPLIANCE RN % e B Walter D. Field — Phone 581 reply Then the secretary of defense e e s MacArthur testified for three day: | continued: last week. Marshall began the ad-| wphat B teteibin oartanA l‘hh\ - McGee Closet Sale || ministration” ly yesterday. Pre: s on the Chinese Communist timist Sale Saturday after- ||ident Truman also pressed it in ai noon, May 12, American Legion || bublic address last night, contendin k Enemy Morale policy in Korea “i f we b the morale of their| least cost in Amer . dbatrns < DSt frained armies x| TTapk Olson, i ) Friavs ' "'{JEJ el | - - That contention, howe s the cen in the process of do- preparation of ¥ Y nub of the whole argument over|ine there. it scems to me genice - MaeSpadde FRRTY R W ! tom chairman and astern policy. MacArthur dis ability of ‘¥ 5 . o) n amber ° p be in charge > musical s it. So do Congress members | saijefactory negotiatory basi - of ‘Yl tihplony : who back his position. thosé' Chincse Communist f i . in the “sfiCkS” ) i s toward uv.r-lumm o fhiich enthviien C A L L et rale and roying casualties or lu)m]m'l\ yv.»,;m .w.m_ The reference to “negotiatory Glacier Cab The defense secretary gave that|basis” indicated that Marshall and| Thirty-three passe answer to senators pressing him as | the Joint Chiefs of Staff hope that|on the Baranof today to what “foreseeable end” the ad-|if sufficient losses are i ed, the | for the westward wa ministration’s Korean war policies | enemy will withdraw and talk peace afternoon. Master of the promise. terms. 3 MacArihur argues that U, S. Air W. Hickman, chief p and Naval power should be loosed Disembarking from Se eaitle against Red China — steps opposed Elhn (ove ard Akin, Mr by the administration as involving Jr., Henry E. Bla L:_ too big a risk of leading to a gen- C. M. Bullard, George eral war with Russia and Mrs. H. Easte Senator Bridges (R-NH) suggest- News No!es Eward: _‘Mr\ ervu'x-mw:} or ed to MacArthur that the U. S. : fant; Sgt. and Mrs. Kennc policy of sending troops to a Eu- ropean defense force was “ten time: TN &y d Mrs. more provocative” of Russia than| _(Spec M. Kimmel bombing of Red China's bases wouid | ELFIN CO' ca, Apt MNikin, Mr. and N On Mond uesday m Merilyn Nimtz Iazard Accepted every one awoke fo find real snow all, Mr. and Mr arshall said: “T agree with you| [8lling and everything was blanket- and infant; Be il e s we. pave nocentod |€d With & heavy coat of the whi rom Kete : John Koelier 4 ” ST | P. H. Pro western Europe. The hazards Were | yp, ong wMys. Ross Peterson took | Fron inescapeble there unless We Just|yg. a. Butts to Pelican on thei ) ;“’ 458 “"f‘ “"”"l" (’”‘{f“"?‘m‘”:” boat the Celtic, when the Petersons {let the other part go. We had to| =0 % = =" take them.” went for ice. for the fish aving Ms Dugout. Many barg: s, men’s and women’s clothing. Marshall added, wa rer B 3 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard| n jone B Secug (e JGERs bF L0 S8 | entertained with a dinner parts gg?’ ‘ rendering lhf situation to the Sovie Sunday evening. Guests were Mr. ;.‘5 fad ; nent. and Mrs. Ross Peterson and Max rshall told the senators, t0,!pyiyoon i } that he is “disturbed” about the pos- it i | ‘Q I R ? 5% 5 | sibte effect of UN men in Korea of | - jixe Cropley finished the pile ‘ 3 F 5 b | statements from their commander{qriine here Wedne: ay and moved L] i red cooler says, : b | (MacArthur) “which accentuate the bis’erew and piledriver to Hoonah. gfi \6’? i 3 ¢ 7 ’ — ~ | —_— o | ¢ for ice-cold C?ke £ R Melvin Grimshrud was a passen-| ANN'?FR il s % 14 A . g ger from Juneau on Tuesd refreshed. ; Rheumatic Conditions | = =on Juneon on and |He will 'be in E. O. 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