The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 15, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA <7 fven in the Masoni le. And Gilmore, Floyd Guertin, Zalmain|fson of Mrs. Chris Nelson, Juneau,! lans 1 . oW SGT FR'END IS COMDR. (HB‘ER Giross, Joseph MacLean, Howard | took part in the foray that was de- | i i | & cClellan, Ray Mansfield, D. D.{scribed as being “like knocking off ; ‘ . night | " 'RA"SFERRE Marquardt, E Dean Melice, | clay pigeons in a shooting gallery.” [ i ne | DOING H!s B ] D To jale Stew Felix Toner, Alex-| Rogers' platoon was ordered out s : i ander Your of a rest area to go around a Chi- | | KOREA" FRONI EASIER“ SEA Dulv Ef. are being made to con-|nese-held hill to outflank the de- i - | New: ‘Ostieet » . | members of Juneau's|fending force. ‘he s R ded, M — c-school group to Join this Par-| 600 penind the main enemy 5} -3 ) Q : ni : \ie.| WITH IX CORPS, US ARMY IN| The many frionds of Commander | ¢ Df fatiode: !‘,‘::';l:f:lxc‘fi" :':ld contingent, the Cavalry platoon el &/ ¢ OREA—Sgt, William W. Priend |and Mrs. Bdward P. Chester will re- | )¢ "¢/4: ‘:w ‘ll”;\ Selock to accoms | discovered several large groups of I rond 4 o | At Juneau, Alaska is now serving as gret to learn of orders of transfor Chinese sitting around fires eating nodate office workers. unaware of the clerk-typist with the G-2 (In-|which will take the Chester family ? ¥y 3 ents of | Supper, completely . Oney | ,‘ re1 ‘-ml cection of IX Corps on|from Juneau to the East coas "» e !"'(’!" ‘:“”:,h:: w:{l“:,fitizhlh(): ambushing American force. | ) | ine oRERi e el SORE Commander Chester, of the U. ¢ | JO 6 &1C “llit and. inspect St.| In one great volley, Rozers and } i M| Vital intormation of enemy actiy- | Coast Guard, has been aide to Gor | *ror tocoital, his compatriots opened fire on the o | ities provided by Szt. Friend's sec-| Gruening since May 1946, 7 AL cnemy. Surprised and confused, the T 10 O tion greatly facilitated Hml Both Commander and Mrs. Che ehemy soldiers were peppered with g | iccessful operation of Maj. Gen.|ter have taken an active and im &7 rlv VIA pAN AM[murdcrcus Cavalry cross-fire ¥ will M. Hoge's combat forces | the mountainous heart of s promoted to the rank t in December for his 1g performance of duties | utstandi portant part in civic and social lift of the community and in churci work. Mrs. Chester and their son, Fred die, are already in Connecticut, hav ing gone south to meet Commande: Overturning pots* of cooked rice, the Chinese scurried for a nearby ridgeline where their silhouettes were perfect targets for whining Cavalry bullets. Though the Communists counter- OVER WEEKEND WITH 51 IN; 36 DEPART TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1951 Let us help you » choose from the many inspiring atyles we carry. & while serving with IX Corps. Chester several weeks a { ed with rifle fire, not a single Am- the ¢ € . s go when he | , not a single Am: i e it He enlisted in the Army in De-|accompanied Gov, Gruening t« v i erelerican soldier was wounded in the IDEAL Pt‘lNl s l 0RE | . sy i g ber, 1941, and was sent to Al | Washington on business, They arc| TISPWSCVED DA FIUC | melee that badly flayed the Reds. § : a where he was stationed until sarried by Pan American World| ™ rorican troops - regained the Second Street Juneau ration from the service in ember, 1948. visiting Mrs. Chester’'s parents ir New London. Commander Chester expects tc Airways over the weekend with 21 vital ground and y srrivals from Seattle, 28 out to Se- ! RAREd 0, encmy dead. | plish : £ 3 Fairbanks and five % Rirs) : | He re-enlisted the same month, |report aboard the USCG vessel Dex- ‘O'lvev'hff:hlr,e,.s:f’ while 30 made con- 5 | fiss Price in ch ot|and was assigned to the Office of |ter (WAVP 385) operating out o! | \.tins with PNA through to Cor-| TOKYO, May 15 —#— An Alaska | ] " e s or Army Instructor Boston. He will be in command oi ova. ' totem pole was accepted officially ea y or [ 5 2 i . nv)Au.’mE,u-d R(x\rf\‘r ‘vCoxpfr the ship. Hv‘ left that area in Au- From Seattle: Dan Johnson, Mr.: by Tokyo at a public ceremony here i X nex 1vk months, he was as- | gust of 1942 for war duty in the Pa wnd Mrs. R. J. Sommers, Amity | yesterday. ul spe ;,'t‘]‘ ‘:r‘[ : dental »rh: I”‘!wn@ f)“ | cific. Chester served first aboart | orter, Ken Kadow, Leila Grunden,{ The pole, carved at Wrangell in TH I NG s i v g Bhlse N Sheridag, !2 frl Joined | the USS Arthur Middleton, an at- | | Curry, Elmer Edwards, Har-| 1922 was presented by Seattle H I b o e o b s s tack transport, as first lieutenan |,q Hanson, C. H. Johnson, MI.|sponsors of the Japanese Trade ‘%,, i Jarir MeM Ililt‘-m 1; “I'--*"“l'[’” “U 1“1 ‘?dumnge control officer which oper- | 4 Mrs. M. Layne, Donald Mac-| Fajr, The event will be held in ’ - i 3 volent ani Protective Order | acific. A 2 anhi v 1 N ‘ s N5 440, Jun e ”le’ ated in the Pacific.and made ont | Gregor, R. Vanhueman, Doug Sin- | geattle this summer. M I retir i I officer of that base which trainec | 2. F. Hichok, Mr. Thorne. . X pre n | 1c cly s ! crews for frigate vessels, forward| To Ketchikan: Barfow Brown. | ntrod | t y Mo! ON ciGAREITES area replacement details. Then he To Seattle: E. P. Dick, H. Hiller-| o I kSon. new e ¢ t L was transferred to the staff of com- | nan, Joseph Morgan, James Fen-|$ Hy Vllfll fllG |eal|el— e of| lub, AUTOS GASOLI“E mander of fieet operational training Edna Nauska, Roy Race, A.|e | y command, Pacific, shaking dowr. Howard Bryandt, Esther ;g » $ nd | I Naval vessels of all classes; from |Otto, M. Rasmusen, Georgia Bry-l- = ibis activi- | % WASHINGTON, May 15 — (4 | that assignment he took commanc®| i, Pat Lane, Jean nomcrim‘x, Mr. ' g You can insure a | The Holue. WETE KA Means of the USS Pueblo operating in the | ind Mrs. J. Snyder, Fred Smith, 4 S lqnger and better 1 L ) | - % . ‘OOl . Pacific war theater. In May, 194¢ | vMrs. Oliver Colby, Jeane Welsh,|o life for your club now | on of Elmer A. Friend, of Juneau.} | mittee voted today to | Federal taxes on cigaret | mobiles and gasoline. slap hig , auto- trip to Alaska. He then went to the Coast Guard Receiving Unit at Ala- meda, Calif, where he was execu- tive officer and acting commanding he was assigned aide to Gov. Gruen- ing. Chester wears the ribbons of the sel, Robert Starry, Julia Stewart, V. Thomas, Albert Van Kaugnen, V. C. Weber, Bob Pickering: ! To Annette: George Luetkehans, The pole will be placed in a Tokyo park, where 50 fir seedlings frou: Seattle are planted. . D. Peterson, Ken Foresman, Jane | 8 Furst, Arlene and Kathy Whittier,| e @ K. Cowan, David and Anna}$ Go by Clipper® things, if you graduate to qual ity drycleaning. In tentative decisions reached at : . ; ; : : siatic-Pacific, Rhodes, Walter Hbdge, Don Arel. |e It's true; quality proje | a closed session, the tax-drafiing fimeiliial;fls:lelg!ersEj)\;r:rl;el".m wnd To Fairbanks: Mrs. E. Swandon,|® m drycleaning pre- i : called for the following 0=} Try e new home will be established | ~ Dischner, M. Hoferman. : A scevse the b of At s b e near Boston, home port of the Dex-| To Whitehorse: Billie Morrison,|§ your clothes while v Cigarettes, from seven cents a . ! " i 3. Morrison, J. Doers, M. Mitchell, it brings out the | 1 package to eight. The treasury had | ter» and Comman'der‘ Chester ex: S Do ¥ */e ®Seattle is only a few I'ml!n lifeinyourclothes. lub ¢ 1 | recommended a 10-cent rate pressed the hope thal any Juneau | TS % “HCOW ¢ away by big four-engine Clip- Graduate to our soring Roberta Me | Gasoline, from 1% cents a galion | friends who are in the vicinity at e per. En route you enjoy good finer drycleaning (Bt Queeris: Onpfee} Up I ) fo two cents, the administration |80y time will stop and pay a call jUNEAU YOU“G ¢ food, relaxing lounge seats, today . . . for a warded by crowaing of M asked for o otiRaLaant tax H traditional Clipper service. finer future from bestasshe mighl (gt Sy thy Passenger automobiles and motor- I,' ASHION SHow Convenient daily service to now on. gttty it remony. With | manufacturers’ level to 10 per cent. o flights to key cities inside TR'ANG. E ted Nations Day Hend Gnly OthEF | iy bres bty A oGt B0 R B Is EX'I'RA FEAT“RE A AMBUSH FORAY % Alaska, For fares and reserva- FRan gl 1 ‘ s Edy T the abserice of ' GIAACIAT ‘esti- ; ¢ tions, call Pan American at... L FEANERS ception ‘!g R le nates, it appeared that by these AI HOSPITM. 'I'EA e H Baranof Hotel 4 ] e J e S and other proposed changes in the' | WITH THE 1ST CAVALRY DI- o it o For the B I nb0n | everse schiedules the commities HAQ e L L EBDAS 140 For beiter appearance o . iy APIEUON | ioied up well over half a billion| one of the extra features of ‘St.| = (Delayed)—A 23-year old Juneau|e WORDS MOST EXPERIENCED ATRLINE 4 yana E dollars additional revenue today,|Anns Hospital Day Tea, Friday,|Army youth, wielder of an auto- e P“oNE 5“7 I 4 ; the prospective total of the'May 18, will be a Fashion Show, matic rifle, was one of some 30|® ’ ) RICIN . St itia ¢ bill above six billion dollars. sponsored by Behrends, The Clothes | First Cavalry Division warriors who PIN AMER S it D real Closet, Leota’s, Stevens, and the nbushed a force of Chinese on C L _ = " G R [ | Tot-to-Teen.Shop, Mrs. John Dur-| he central Korean front, killing ) WorLp AIRWAYS We are exclusive agents in this community for “Cravenette PO @il in 4 N fncy, member of the Guild, is serv-|75 of the Communists. water repelient service, world famous for more than 60 years. the Methodist | WSCS of ing as chairman for this activity. The following women will model | Private First Ciass Joe ‘Rogers, ®Trade Mark, Pan American Werid dirways, Ine. BPW ha church will meet Wednesday afier-‘ i noon at 1:30 o'clock in the parson- | the latest fashions: Mesdames Ar- i i lage for sewing. 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