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Occupation Forces
To Be iCut to Bone’
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19—Gen
eral Dwight D. Eisenhower has
directed Pacific and European
theater commanders to reduce
their occupation forces “to the
bone,” it was disclosed.
Maj. Gen. W. S. Paul, assistant
chief of staff for personnel told
, the Senate war investigating com
mittee that the new army chief
of staff has “written a very strict
letter to reduce their require
ments.”
At the same time Rear Admiral
W. M. Callaghan, chief of naval
transportation service, disclosed
that with the beginning of the
New Year, the navy is retiring
battleships, cruisers and aircraft
carriers from emergency troop
transport assignments.
GOOD-CHEER FUND
HAS GOOD SUPPORT
The Pioneers of Alaska have
made a good showing in that the
Good-Cheer fund for the Pioneers
Home at Sitka has reached more
than $600.00, acording to “Straw
berry John” Haldorsen, who has
been on the collection committee.
The other two members who have
also assisted in the drive are Peter
Brandt and Aarnout Castel.
The committee is scheduled to
make a complete report at the
general meeting of the Pioneers
tonight.
The Committee wishes to thank
all those who assisted in making
the committee work an easy task,
and offers congratulations to all
who contributed to the Christmas
Cheer Fund for the Pioneers
Home at Sitka, Alaska.
Peter Brandt, Arnout Castel,
Haldor J. Haldorsen
EASTERN STAR HOLDS
INSTALLATION
The Order of Eastern Star held
their annual election in the form
of a Christmas party for members
and invited guests.
The outgoing matron, Mrs.
Joseph Wallace, in an appropriate
ceremony presented all the out
going officers with lovely gifts in
appreciation of their services dur
ing the year.
Anna S. Hewitt was presented a
special prize for being the only
member to attend all meetings
during the year.
The following officers were then
installed by the Worthy Matron,
who was assisted by the Marshal
Mrs. Thomas Morcom; Mrs. Herb
Jenks, Worthy Matron; Luther
Dunbar, Worthy Patron; Mrs. E.
H. Mahan, Associate Matron; Tol
bert Scott, Associate Patron; Mrs.
H. Hagen, Secretary; Mrs. Emma
Lyle, Treasurer; Mrs. A. Stein
wandel, Conductress; Mrs. L.
Dunbar, Associate Conductress;
Mrs. A. Polet, Chaplain; Mrs. Joe
Wallace, Marshal; Mrs. Wilfred
Boucher, Organist; Mrs. John
Fults, Mrs. Carl Dewey, Mrs. H.
Edwards, Mrs. Stanley Morgan,
and Mrs. A. D. Johnson, Star
Points; Mrs. Fred Hyde, Warder;
Mrs. James Hewitt, Sentinel.
At the conclusion of the instal
lation ceremony a beautiful Past
Matron Jewel was presented to
Mrs. Joe Wallace, the outgoing
Matron, by Mrs. Guy Boyd, PM.,
after which a Christmas gift ex
change was held and a luncheon
l was served.