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(COMMUNITY EVENTS
TODAY
At 7 70 pin hi>A Dorcii- uoclety
infftn nt. home of Mi!. F.d Hclrike.
At ii pm. American Legion Atm-!
Diary meet* in DugoUt.
At II pm Odd Fellow* meet In
tool Hull, Initiatory degree
' ii pm Polkateern meet In Grade
School gym
At H pm Delta Chapter, Beta
r.lgom I'lii Chrlatmar. party nt 713
Twelfth Street.
A it 13 pm Community Center
Night nt Teen Age dull.
December 30
'i lo n m, Immniil/.iitlnn clinic nt
Public Health (,'enter
At noon Klwunf'. Club. Baranof.
At 7 pm Chiletnum tree fur chil
dren ill Halvatlun Army Hull,
Willoughby Avenue
At v in pm. Method!'t Sunday
School Ohrlatniie party in church.
Ai 7 .70 pm *chp pc hid I tv chrlat
tnm. party ni home of Mrs. W
H Bolton.
AI 7 .’10 pm MethOdiNt Church
Sunday School Chrlntnms pro
gram
At ti pm Red crows nut-aery group
In Red Cron* office, Hlmttuck
Itldg
n pm Klka Lodge.
December 21
Ai noon Chamber of Commcrci
meets at Hiuunof.
A' 7 ’ll) pm Juneau Rifle and PlH
I club meets lu AH llnll.
v h pm Christina* Play at Bethel ,
Ta berhacle
December 23
Ai I p ni Silks Christman party for
children at Capitol Theatre fol
lowed by Santa Claua at Slim
l odge Room.
A 1,1 pm Community Christmas
tree celebration at Seward and
Front sponsored by JWO.
' ’ 30 pm Annual Moose party
children.
V ” ’HI nil Skating nt All Hall
A a p in l.luii'. Club dunce In Gold
Room Baranof
December 2t
Al It a in Sunday School Christ
•itiipi program, llcl.hel Tabernacle
December 23
From 2 to ti pm Junenil Volunteer
Fti— department annual chi I-1
I- rlv tu Fire Hall.
December 20
■ n Hiitnry club llaranof
December 27
ai a 3ii p iii Annual Christinas
Hall bv Rainbow Gills 111 Seal
lir.h Rile Temple
December 28
At II pin Teen Age Holiday dance
and* ejiiri'telntnent. Teen Am
Club
December SI
At ip pm F.lk-s annual lll-Jlnk
n'l Year's F.ve dance
ACHESON !
REMAINS
ON JOB
iConuttued from Maim Cinei
Asked whether In' believed "Isola
Ionisin' was sweeping (In' country.
Ml Truman said lie didn't believe
(line was any oulslfte of tl>c Cttl
we Tribune and It.- paiier Up did
not elaborate
Hie ITlbune has often liecti crit
ical of (be Truman administration
In Thleago. i'ol Robert It Mo
t'ormlek editor and publisher *'f
tie n Iblltie. aid ’ T otal lonlMU is
all oiet tlie country, ivroven by Utfi
whopping i'tg IteKma 'IVuman took i
a! the tavt election "
At anotbei I'oint. Mi Truman
-Id that despite uhat anyone!
might sai the \scople of this rtiuiltl'V 1
aie tietilnd the go\ ernnu'nt in this.
• is tic added tvm't lei anythim:
fOiil y ou
Marshall to tlematn
1 Mi 1'iuman also fold hts news
c.inteicnce tliat Secretary ot IV
tense Mat shall will remain on at
hat |\\st and Robert A 1 ovrtt Mitt
consume to sene as IVpuiy See
■ nary of IVtense
He satd their was nothing So a
-•si; i gtien to news-men hi a
White Meuse official who would not
Vs his name lie uses! that W
smart Symington w a s being
. ’.\s"‘.us;, tor Secretary ot IVtense
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Iti-4l China's Gen. Wu Ilslu-Chuail (second from ri-*.t) is flanked by advisers at news conference at
l ake Nacres* (|)ee. Id) when he doomed 1 lilted NaHo <- <!IV'ls to brinabout a rea^e-fire in Korea ex
cept on Nonet terms. I,eft to rt^lit are Kune I'u- .henr. Chian Kuan-liua, Wu and I’ll Shan. Wu said
in a prepared statement that M)e cease-fire measures overwhelming adopted by the General Assembly
two days ago were a “trap of the United Slates ruling circles." iff11 Wircpiioto.
Picture of Stalin flights Celebration
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thirsts mill around ll>r l!u»l.in Kmhrwjr ballroom in W i-hington. I' (' under .1 l.ir^r picture of Pre j
inter Statin at the celebration of the 33rd annivct«.f the Kid revolution. Secretary of State |
lleati Adi mi chose to vote instead of attending the part’.. A man: the -mods shown is Singer Paul <
Robeson at right, background. T' \\ nephola.
AFL MUSICIANS DANCE
BECOMES JAM SESSION
A Christmas dance for the )><■-;'lc
,'f Juneau nas tit'M last nliihi In
•ho AH Hull l»y tho Ameiumi
Federation of Mr.Mii.anv i.ikuI drj
nut tho Juneau Central t<ah. r
'iiunoll. U «" u ell-attended mill
;<l\l«MXII'l;»i<'h 100 IWMlld there
Anita Oarntck secretary reported
Tho Ciiln*!' .00 in chan-re nas
.MnvjAWOil i'i IV.ii Allen mill Jem
Chapman Fomtorit musicians look
•urn* various •.: ■ numonts and
tho datice WAN I'lii-iioallx a jam
session ot boho .'-.her modern
lance music
Musicians Mu. ... Wav. or.
V'claud and Hah. . k'.oi Smith
sav'phono Slav : oman. K . k
•.;>i«i. Ail tVr.ivo . .hihll .lauios
hums. Hill Aim Chapman site
Itoland. strins bass i\'.o Man-.m
and lAannv C. ■ no noon
James Opp<* tv.v>
and Frank Pineda ■ a; mot., i-.v
son and accordion A' . ivsr
RUDOLPH RECALLED
TO ACS DUTY DAY
after mmw
Kei’.nod af'ier m wavs » ih
ho Alaska <\v. . < -
tom iinJy to bo
Tie «lteln‘. .or ,■ a>
artor Ms no'inr.v,: -
shine fAt Mft'ie o . V'..w.a
F rrwmmy' h
>aw aftor Fc.mc s
or O'Of.I- V. S'
there Oewnbfi ; ,w
■hat day w»i » •
a7-1 J » dull re
sori'ps flVr a ;v , m
;; nMWte ft ■••'■ t -
This !>«* the
■ye airaftgemoi'. ■ o.yi** of
'soar hiW «'• IV . iif
*;r woi’tlnc tv sum
■ov «Al« kre .■
at ion* CW
Belteve mo »v * . k
and so wo tin' keepinr our summer
place to hold our root- In Juneau."
- Kudolph tiKlay
Mr and Mrs Rud. iph and their
li-iw ohikin'u Ves-mra M. Ken
nM.lt 7, ami Charlette H. ate mak
ing plans too for one mere Phv.:i
ina • with old tr here lhe
: nnily will lease to r by Pan
American plan1’ I> > Si
MS Rudolph h. ' in h.
service with the ACS ■ southeast
Alaska and June*.: 1 . w as Chb f
Operator in the dune:'... station lot
the past several year.
BIM ENGINEER TO
REPORT !\! H. Y.
FOR ARMY SERVICE
Hopes to rein:c.a.cau jtf.e;
e Christine.' 1 .<• .-.ate her
atiemt tor Thor - P Home, ca
dastral engineer c < • : .peer
inst division of the Bureau of Land
Mamntemont. He has received the
now familiar letter front the Selec
tive Service to report to his board ir.
New York shortly after the New
Year.
Koine leaves tomorrow by Par.
American alter two and one-half
years ir. Alaska. He has been in the
•luneau office of the BI.M for the
past year and one-half and pre
viotvsiy was with the US, Corps of
Kr.einee:-.- Anchorage.
From Seattle Rome will make
plane connections for the east to
s;te»d Christmas with his parents
and other relative- at the family
home in IX'bbs Kerry, N Y
in;, NKvrrr upturns
Iv. .'. hr. F No'ttf. dental officer
for the Alaska Native Service, has
returned from stx weeks st the
ANS Wi. . ell Institute and Hyda
burs He will be on duly at the Ju
neau CnnwiBirat hospital for the
next tew week
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Souf&koUMd? \
Akisici Coaster) AMioeu *noW« yoc *e> sarong* ;
—<Kro-i.'ot! >oi* local trcvot ag*nt—your po»a(«
lo rt-# Svvs cm Pan Arrerioan, arvd tS*n to any
on ‘."n glob*) Also for you wh* buy *ck*ta
In S.Ho. HocmxtK, Toocvoo, &of*y, Hoinw
ond sasniar ccmcm^Ktie^ ACA iwhtwi a sp*dal
block of socts so rvrt its passengers share equal
priority wiib ttuM nftc buy tockets in Junaaui
!
Hi
i EISENHOWER NAMED
| AS COMMANDER Of
NEW FORCES, EUROPE;
! U. S. TO SEND TROOPS
'Continued from Page Onej
between the President and Secre
tary of State Acheson, who is in
J Brussels for the North Atlantic
i Council meetings.
In his telegram to Mr. Trutnan,
i Acheson said the Pact Council
members had asked him to forward
their request that a U.S. officer be
j named Supreme Commander, along
iwilh "their earnest hope that you
will find it possible" to name Eisen
hower.
Qualified for Job
In complying, the President told
Acheson he agreed that “General
Eisenhower’s experience and talents
make him uniquely qualified to
assume the important responsibili
ties of this position."
The five-star General, now Presi
| dent of Columbia University, made
! it plain weeks ago he would ac
I cept the command if asked to do
so.
I On Oct. 27, he told reporters who
asked whether he would accept the
job if it was proffered that "I am
a soldier and will do as I am told
to do."
Continues as Soldier
He has, in l'act, continued to be
! :l s»ldier throuchout his civilian
j Job ns President of Columbia Uni
versity. The terms of the law pro
viding five-star rank for certain
Generals and Admirals stipulate
that they never retire, as do other
military officers, but continue in
the service alhougli they can go on
inactive status.
In that status, Eisenhower has;
been out of uniform since February,
■ 1948. when he stepped out as Army
J Chief of Staff to begin a vacation
I before assuming the university
[ post in New York City.
However, since then he has been
back in Washington in an advisory
capacity to President Truman and
t h<* Defense Secretaries and as
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff in a civilian role.
It was seven years ago when
"Hce" went to work on his other big
job in Europe. In December. 1943.
the late President Roosevelt and
then Prime Minister Churchill of
Britain decided Eisenhower was
their man and named him Supreme
Commander of the Allied Expedi
tionary Force destined to liberate
Nazi-held Western Europe and
eventually to crush the German
military machine.
( Al'T.' JOHNSON DUE
IN FROM KETCH IRAK
Cupt. M. A. Johnson, Sector Com
mander of tV.' Alaska Communica
ions System is due to return to his
Juneau headquarters office today
from Ketchikan. He has been in
the southern division since last
Thursday making his semi-annual
inspection of the Ketchikan ACS
station.
DOG FINDS MAN'S
SEVERED HEAD TO
REVEAL MURDER
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Dec. 19
—ij'PI—Authorities are studying the
severed head and mutilated body of
t middle-aged man as they sought
to unravel details of his mysterious
death.
The discovery of the head, three
gold teeth flashing through a
grimace of death, was made by
Mrs. R. R. McEnary as she looked
iut a window of her fashionable
Lakeshore Drive home here to see
ter Labrador retriever worrying it
n the yard.
She summoned police, who found
wo vertebrae nearby.
2 Service Planes
Missing, Pacific
(Bv Associated Press)
Two American service planes are
lost in the Pacific. A military tran
sport, carrying 30 passengers and
a crew of seven, is hour^ overdue
on a flight from Okinawa to Mari
ila's Clark Field.
A Navy patrol bomber with seven
on board vanished yesterday on a
training flight off the Washington
coa (. A search is being concentrat
ed in an area some 400 miles West
of Seattle.
Minute Man Corps
is Suggested Now
(By Associated Press)
The nation has received a sug
gestion for a civil defense corps
open to war veterans regardless of
age. The Greenville, Ohio, veterans
of Foreign Wars Post proposed that
tile Federal government form a so
called Minute Man Corps. Only the
President could call the defenders.
And during their tour of active
duty, the Minute Men would be
covered by armed forces' hospitali
zation and disability services, and
national service life insurance. •
isos, Cattails on
Proclamation by
Press in Russia
(By Associated Press)
President Truman’s National Em
ergency Proclamation has touch
;ci_t>ff (i ghorus of boas and catcalls
in the Russian press. The Moscow
newspaper Pravda calls Mr. Tru
man's act "a new explosion of war
hysteria."
U. S. Highway 66 passes through
m ancient lava flow in western
Slew Mexico, between the cities of
Vlbuqerque ar.d Gallup.
LUTEFESK
Specialized Heme Cooking
Wednesday and Friday
Also Fish and Chips as Usual
Now open week days till 2 a.m
and Saturdays till 3 a.m.
at the
SUGAR BOWL
Give DAD a
Telescope Sight
for Christmas
☆ ☆
Scopes, Mounts, Re-loading Supplies
Custom-built Rifles
Skinner's Gun Shop
Hwwe of tiw Alaska Magnum
211 Second St.