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Seward seaport record., 1951-06-05
OPS. EXPECTS CHANGE IN TERRITORIAL. STATUS

Alaska merchants, along with the merchants of the other terri tories. will soon have the bene- fit of a realistic approach to the price control s tup as applying 10 territories, Fred C.. Hantord, Territorial Director of the Office oi Price StabiliZatton, announc- ed.
 Ianford's 5 statement came af- ter conferences with EdWar5 J. Friedlander of Washington, DC, Prics Executive for Region II of the OPS, which embraces all the territories Friedlander is in Alaska on an 11-day visit during which time he will meet with merchants in Fairbanks and Anchorage. He met with Juneau merchants last week.
 According to TIanford, the OPS. Washington office expects to allow the territories district offices to make recommenda- tions for regulations for their own areas Thus, future regula- tions may incorporate many of the ideas suggested by Alaska business men themselves. He made it clear, however, that this would not necessarily mean that merchants would be given everything they want in the way of a regulation but will mean that their views and suggestions would be given fullest consid- eration.
 Friedlander, who was with the O.P.A. during World War II, spoke at a meeting of merchants in Juneau last Tuesday. He said he was aware of the fact that many Alaskan merchants have expressed a desire to be allow ed to operate under stateside Regulations 2 and 14, 15 and 16. Regulation ' applies to a large segment of soft and dura- ble goods and Regulations IA, 15 and 16 apply to food stores. Both are in effect only in the states. At present Alaska Regu- 1ation 9 covers all the commodi- ties covered by the above-named regulations.
 Friedlander said he doubted if those who express preference for the stateside regulations realize fully what inclusion in their coverage would mean. He said that although some state side regulations, notably those above named, do allow a per centage system of marking up prices, these regulations also re- quire ponderous amount of
Seward seaport record., 1951-06-05
No. S6895

Notice is hereby given that the ath day of June l95l. at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of the same day in the Courtroom. of the aoUve- entitled Court at Anchorage. Alaska, has been fixed by order of the Court as the t,me and place fir the Hearing of the Petition of @ City of Seward, Alaska for the exclusion oi certain territory from the incorporated limits of the City Cf Seward Alaska, and that the territory or area of land so sought to he excluded from the incQrpor- ated limits of said City is that cer- ts.r tract described as follows:
 Commencing at the extreme Southwest corner of U. s. Survey No. 24l (which is designated Corner No. 3 of said U. s. Survey No 241 and also Cor. of U. s. Survey 93D thence East 434. .94 ft.; thence North 3l deg. 27 min. East 21l ? feet; thence North Fl deg. 50 min. East l93 feet to the true point of beginning: thence North 2.5031 feet to the North corporate limit of the City of Seward; thence East 2,65146 feet to the extreme Northeast Corner of the corporate area of the City of Seward; thence South 29 deg 08 min. West 1,11893 feet to the in terSection of the corporate limit with the Eastern boundary of sid U. s. Survey 24l; thence con- tinuing in approximately the same direction in a curve contin- uouSly equidistant 1000 it. from the main line of the Alaska Rail- road, approximately 925 it. across the Southeastern corner of said Survey No. 24l to the boundary line of said Survey No. 241 run ming South 78 deg. co min. West; thence continuing South 78 deg. co min. West 1,O65.46 fit. to the noint where the Southern boun dary of Survey 241 swings South B deg. l5 min. West; thence con tinuing South 52 deg. 15 min. West 660 feet to the place of true beginning, and
 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all persons interested may at said time and place appear before said Court and present such proof as may be decided as to the reason ableness and justice of the Petition of said Municipality for the exclu- sion of said area of land.
 M. E. s. BRUNELLE,
 Clerk of the District Court
 Territory of Alaska
 Third Division.
 May 8l5,22, ,29-Jn. 5'5l
Seward seaport record., 1951-06-05

Donna Douglas is in SeWar General Hospital today for a appendectomy. Donna is tn youngest daughter of Mrs. Bok bic Douglas.
Seward seaport record., 1951-06-05

The little three-pound gir daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pet Kesselring, is doing well, "groW ing like a weed" according t delighted attendants.
Seward seaport record., 1951-06-05

Publicity is something you hay to pay for when you want it, bu step out of line once and you get plenty of it when you don want it.
Seward seaport record., 1951-06-05
NOTICE OF HEARING

" THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
 THIRD DIVISION In the Matter oi the PETITION of the CITY OF SEWARD. ALASKA. 2 Municipal Corporation, for the EXCLUSION of Certain Land Therefrom
 No S63Q5
Seward seaport record., 1951-06-05

MT. and Mrs Ralph Harris, of Cooper Landing, are parents of a daughter born in Seward General Hospital, Friday, June 1. The little girl weighed ' pounds, 5 ounces. Her name is Becky Rae.
 Robert Earl McManus was born in Seward General Hospit- al on June 1. His parents are MT. and Mrs. M. L McManus of Seward. Robert we g h q 8 pounGs,l 4 ounces.
 A daughter was born to MT and Mrs, Raymond Juliussen, of Kenai, in Seward General Hospital. today, June ,. The little girl weighed , pounds, 13 ounces. She was named Bar bara Kay.
Seward seaport record., 1951-06-05

His successor in the SeWar Church has not been announces
Evening star., 1951-02-11
HELP WOMEN

RECEPTIONIST-TYPIsT. 5h-day wk.,
pleasant working conditions. good
CHAs. SCHWARTZ d SON 70s 7th
SALESGIRL. colored. neat, attrac-
tive: local ref. and exper. required
WARREN,S, 1890 7th st. NV.
SALESGlRL, permanent position. ex-
perienced preferred but not neces-
sary. Apply LIBERTY SHOP. $50
18th st. NV. Elk. 1914 la
SALESGIRL with initiative and
knowledge of variety and novelty
merchandise; uptown shop: some
evening work. Apply in person today,
asdII,. 7 tn o az pm. n W MISS LEE, 1927
S,ALESGIRL. experienced. to sell
hosiery, underwear and sportswear
Good salary and commissions. pleas
ant working conditions. See Miss
Robinson. GOLDEN DAWN HOSIERY
SHOP, 1908 F st. NV.
SALESLADlES-Mus be experienced
in infants wear; also assist manag-
Ing department; good salary.
CABOTS, 1880 F st. NV --l3
SALESLADIES to sell ladies shoes;
salary plus comm. Apply JOSEPH
DE YOUNG. 1926 F st. NV. Ia
SALESLADIES, immed. full and part
time openings in Ladies Accessories
and Ready-to-Wear Dept. EXC. ad-
vancement opportunities for quail
fled people. Unusually liberal EN-
ploye discount Apply after 10 am.
to THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 3942
Minnesota ave. ne II 5
Evening star., 1951-02-11
HELP WOMEN

FOUNTAIN and luncheonette girls
wanted. Apply to UPTOWN PHhR-
MACY. $3.50 Conn. ave, EN- 500
FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced; eve
ming work. CONGRESSIONAL DRUG
STORE, lib Independence ave. Sc.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. light colored,
must, be experienced; hours 4 pm;
to. IL pm, no Sunday work. good
salary, meals and uniforms fur
nished. EXECUTIVE PHARMACY,
900 Penna. ave. NV. liz
FOUNTAIN GIRLS CD, colored, for
busy drugstore; must have ? years
recent exp, on one D. c. fountain:
S25 wk. to start. 1901 Ga. ave.
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK with ele-
mentary bookkeeping experience; s.
day week; permanent; insurance and
group disqualification. vacation with
pay; cony. transp. FRANK SMALL.
JR.. INC, 215 Penna ave. sc. Ii
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER and
assistant, bookkeeper Must be ex-
perienced and able, to take some
BladenSburg, Md WA. 2O0o. Ia
Evening star., 1951-02-11
TYPIST-CLERK

UPHOLSTERY sEAMsTREss, good
pay. good hours. Apply $3.50 10th
st. ne. LA. 6-4433. -12
WAITRESS, local experience, white.
Apply after 8 pm. SAND BAR
REST 1923 14th st. NV. -17
WAITRESS training class. New class
begins Tues. eve, Feb. 13, TO pm.
No fee; register now. WASHING
TON RESTAURANT ASSOC. 2O03
WAITRESS. good pay, short hours
CAL OIL. $3.50. BASSIN'S GRILL,
7420 Wis. ave.
WAiTRESS-Full or part time. Ap-
ply in person, 80 Hiliwood ave. Fails
Church, Va; FA. 9743. -l2
Gihi-, to manage automobile title
ONCE in Bethesda; prefer one living
IN locality; must know shorthand
and typing. Apply by letter only.
BECKER TITLE SERVICE, 8634
Colesville rd., Silver Spring. i /
GIRL by N. Y. Stock EXCHANGE mem
per firm; interesting work in trad
ing dept; some typing. Box 295-R,
GIRL to work as cashier clerk exner
unnec., we will train you. 44-hr. Wiz
excel. starting salary and Workin 4
eonds: See Mr.. Libert, GEORGES
RADIO & TV CO., S16 F st. NV,
OIhL~-We have an opening for
young girl. part time. general Of
nee work. experience not necessary:
some typing essential Interesting
work in pleasant surroundings. Ap-
ply in person. see Mr.. N. G.. DeMERS
QUA 9th st. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Clerk-Stenogranher

Real estate firm desires the services
OF an experienced young lady. capa-
Die OF accurate dictation' and tipping
Must be high school graduate and
commensurate with ability. Five
day week. For interview. call MR.
KIDWELL. MA. 5000. -f6
CLERK-TYPIsT - 5-day week. for
production work in lithography.
Can MR.. BARNES, 81. 5000. ~is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of short
nan 6snd M sdsy Tses n Silver sdUn Spring,
CLERK-TYPIST. large insurance COM
Apply in person THE HOME IN
SpRANGE CO, 1922 < st. NV. -16
manent position; general ofice work,
w.p.m. UPPER CONN. AVE. APPLI.
ANcE STORE, Mr.. Doran, OR. 1900.
CLERK:TYPIsT. aged 1s to 30. % for
contact in dentists Office. High
conditions; dIl Apply Box 256-R. Star,
cLERK.TYPisTT.s T1sfPfsTs'iid Under 40; interest rs
ting work and pleasant surround
ings, in ONCE Of large FIRE and
casualty insurance company; 5-day.
WESTERN. M hsSE sfa Hfa, woeaasrd ass7s NSlGTH Slds!
CLERK-TYPIsT, age IS to 25, white;
must be able to work 7:15 am. to
3:l5 pm. one week and 3:15 pm.
to 11:15 pm. the following week.
Employe benefits after 3 months
MAYFLoWER MA Fl Svyal HOTEL, Conn. ave.
CLERK TYPisT. 1s 80; permanent
position in small business office, g.
gay gay We; Wa must be neat and accurate.
CLERK excellent opportu-
nifty for advancement. KAY JEWEL
RY, sol H st. ne. IL
CLERK-TYPIST, in CPA's office. Sill
yer Spring resident preferred. Call
CLERK-TYPIsT-4o-hour week; mo-
LION CLASSICS. $40 N. j. ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsTs and PIX operator
typist-Permanent position; 5-day.
40-hr. wk.; pleasant working condi-
tions in new. modern bldg.; paid va
cations. bonus plan and other en-
plqye benefits. goth cENTURY-FoXX
cIHRk FIN G0RP 415 G;[S SFd st. :dae nv l3 Il
general office. work; full time. per
manent position. Apply FRANC
JEWELRY CO.. 300 14th st. NV.
CLERK K-TYPIST-Perman position
for young woman to assist in au-
ditor's office with payroll and gen.
eral oftce work: experience unneces-
sary. Apply Manager. EBBITT HO-
TEL, 1000 Wp15 Il st. NV. ID. IA
tion office Permanent. S-hr. day.
Call DE 1880
Evening star., 1951-02-11
STENOGRAPHER

Must be able to accept responsible
local office of large national con-
Germ. $55 per week to start; pleas
ant working conditions, paid vaca-
tions; opportunity for advancement.
Apply to Mr. Sless.
WEATHERGUARD CORP.
1921 14th ST NV 1o
Evening star., 1951-02-11
HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHERS

High school graduate; no experience
required; shorthand speed so to 100
w.p.m.; good typist; for stenographic
and clerical duties in personnel office
in GEORGETOWN; salary over $500
per mo. plus free transportation;
paid vacations and sick leave. Phone
for appointment. CAPITAL TRANSIT.
MI R3R3 Ext R52 Ii
Evening star., 1951-02-11
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

No exper.. but bright. persons able
young lady; excellent starting salary
generous company benefits. con-
genial fellow employees. Call MR.
WILLIAMS, DI. 3T26. ii
Evening star., 1951-02-11
THE EVENING STAR

The EVENING STAR
ll01 Penna. Ave NV.
sTENoGRAPHER : sWITCHB0aRD
operator; national trade association
REQUIRES a young lady to work as
stenographer and relief switchboard
operator; excellent working condi-
siod!si GOOD starting salary, leave
sha sher insurance benefits. Box 4e2-K,
SWITCHBOARD oPERAToR-White
only. PIX experienced: relief work:
average 100 hrs. semi-monthly pay
McEachern. VI. 77o0, from 9 til
swiTcHBoARD OPERATOR, 81 b-key
mo9itor nor TOR board;; 5-day week. Apply
TEACHER, nursery school. j" fun t day;
qqgasaIaitied only. JU. 7-67aS Q or 81 81.
TECHNICIAN for private PHYSICIANS
onie once, :, par part time. ST. 1855 for ap-
TELEPHONE collection workers. H must
have some, experience in locating:
highest paid salaries, 5-day week.
aaqyanGement: permanent. Apply
rfEfFHoNSE rEfAH Il {sb soLic1FoR, Il FOR Ml1 o1dliine
@ arm Salary and bonus: short hours
Cal EX. 4532 between 10 and IL
TYPIST. accurate. 35-hr. week; 500
ofEee oaE mo RE-. hse e6aal a6l74o' real estate law
TIPisT. young lady, old-established
ggooa salary. All details to Box Ia-S
TYPIST-Permsnent position; 5-day,
a71a-hour week. ST. 1925. Ext, IA.
TYPIST and general office worker
wanted; excellent working condi-
IlonS and convenient downtown To-
II
Box CIR. Star. II
TYPIST or stenographer. insurance
claim otice' air-conditioned build
IHs Pg sslary, Sl,gy, S210 per month. Phone
TYPIsT. part time, 1 to s pm; s.
Gay wE.; so words per minute and
general clerical; excellent salary;
aaoWtntown aoptit Washington. Give quail
Star. TX
TYPIST. and general office work
thor consulting engineer's office. Must
SALARY Se SceS5a5e open EY EyPist; ie55 55-das swk
TYPIST. with good speed, for full
time typing, white, 5-day wk.. pleas
ant Working conds. Gail MRS. EDG-
TYPisTF ThYfPIisSF' HQi Hifh 2to6; iome trow,sdad m1s
shorthand. good salary and WORK
A. P. WOODSoN CO.. 1913 II st.
TYPIsT. in accounting department.
some Secretarial duties, but short
hand not essential. Apply in person,
auditors Office. Room l6s, HOTEL,
RALEIGH. 18th and Pa. ave, NV,
TYPIsT, fast. accurate: shorthand
helpful; for medical transcription;
hlgh school grad, good spelling; local
nospltal. SITS plus 3 meals. DU.
TYPIST, young lady, for permanent
position; high school training ac-
ceptable If speed 5000 Wpm.; ex-
cellent working conditions, 5-day
week, opportunity for advancement.
Ill = st. NV. ME. 0l60. Ia
TYPiSTS for evening work, filling in
form letters and addressing en-
piab3e peilqbpes. Hours 6 to 10 pm. 4
speed speed and experience. Box 205-K.
TYPISTs. experience not necessary.
Appiy HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO,
Z03 18th st. NV III
TYPISTS. part time, late afternoon
| and early evening for editorial Of
nee. Could lead to full time posi-
ton; high school girls considered.
Write giving telephone number. Box
4O-R, Star.
TYPISTs, file clerks. interyiewers.
cashiers; good starting salary. Perm
Apply KENT JEWELERS.. 701 7th
Evening star., 1951-02-11
HELP WOMEN

TYPIST-CLERKS, girls. Is years or
over. In good health. high school
grads. or equivalent, for clerical
positions in local Office of nationally
known manufacturer of telephone
central office equipment; starting
perience. Call MR.. j. A. EDNER,
ST. 2OSS. for interview. IL
Evening star., 1951-02-11
CLERK-TYPIST

We have an opening for a desirable
position in our business department
for dependable woman 21-35 years
OF age who can type about 40 words
figures. Apply Personnel, Room SOC
Open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat 9-1
THE EVENING STAR
1IO1 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
CLERK-TYPIST

1885; permanent position with lge.
company; interesting work with
pleasant working conditions; Mon
ability. Apply MR.. RUPERT. ell
am. SOL Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

LADIES, 10 to Is hrs. weekly will
earn you S25 to $50, in refined
,saleswork of real silks famous
lingerie and nylon products. no can
LADY. white. to work in retail dry
cleaning plant and store; steady Job.
excel. working cond.. oppor. for ad-
vancement; exper. pref. but not es-
sential. PEELERS, INC. 230S Rhode
Island ave. ne. Sun. after 10 am,
DU. 1A15. ia
LADY WITH CAR. part or full time
Sell real estate from your home
High earnings: no exper. needed. Be
your own boss. AP. 604S. SMITH
Evening star., 1951-02-11
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
Nationally recognized organization
needs the services Of an accurate
typist with reasonable speed at
tranScribing shorthand Little or
no experience is necessary If you
can qualify. Five-day week. annual
and sick leave benefits. pension
plan. pleasant working conditions.
Vicinity of 18th and Irving sts. NV.
Call MR.. BEHRENS. HO. 1920.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
CI,ERK-TYPTST

Interesting permanent position with
national news mag azine for girl who
types well and is accurate with fig
ures. Liberal employe benefits plan
and pleasant work surroundings
SSeaIlo SSaIl Monday,F Friday. 9:30-5:30: DI.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

SECRETARY, full or part time; no
take-out work; perm. position with
national service organization; rapid
and accurate stenography and typ
ing essential in addition to usual
secretarial skills; 37h-hr. wk. and
usual pay leave. Phone AID. 4116
sEcKE1TARY with knowledge of oper-
elusive S misses apparel ODT InteTyeT
sHEh HELEN En- W WXALDRoN dsG A Arlington, ng Va;
woman bet. ages 3O-45 with in
surance agency experience. hours
S:45 to 5 O'Clock, no Sat. Salary
commensurate with ability. Must be
neat typist. shorthand desirable but
not essential. Elk. 6004 for appt.
SECRETARY. PRIVATE - Accurate
stenography, tipping, and filing es-
sential; simple bookkeeping; 5la day
week, pleasant working conditions.
Call AID. 6216 between IL and IL
SECRETARY. for large Industrial
firm opening permanent Wash. office;
40-hr., wk., to 3; girl with proper
qualifications as dependable secre-
tary will find the salary attractive.
Write Box 45-S, Star, stating pre-
vious experience and qualifications ib.
SECRETARY, intelligent and attrac-
tive, capable of assuming RESPONSE
bility and interested in learning to
assist in dental operations. Age
2S-37. Box 37-R, Star.
SECRETARY, permanent position at
National Airport; 5-day week; SAL
ary 1925 mo. Phone Elk. 1856 for
appt. --13
Observation-Disclosures in contrac-
tors office; knowledge of shorthand
and tipping. Cali between 2-5 pm,
JU. 7-7027. Ia
Evening star., 1951-02-11
CLERK-TYPIST

NiII1G1A- Id
Nationally recognized organization
needs 8 clerktypists: can train 2
with little or no experience; desire
] experienced with working knowl-
annual and sick leave benefits. pen
sion plan; pleasant working condi-
tons Vicinity of 18th and Irving
sts. NV. Call Mr.. BEHRENS. HO.
1920. -13
Evening star., 1951-02-11
LADY WITH CAR

For pleasant contact work in con-
nection with feature radio program /:
no selling or canyassing; knowledge
of Washington and vicinity essen
tial: attractive compensation for
right person. Apply 526 Bond Bldg,
@ til e. IA
Evening star., 1951-02-11
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position in executive offices
located 1884 Upshur St NV: Vaca-
tionS with pay, paid sick leave. hos
pttalization and insurance, purchase
discounts. Apply Personnel Once.
HOT SHOPPES, 1924 H st. NV. j 8
Evening star., 1951-02-11
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position in our circula-
tton department; 5-day. 4O-hr. week,
company becefits in addition to
salary; high school graduate, 1886
years of age. neat in appearance.
and able to give good attendance:
reasonable shorthand and tipping
speeds are required Apply Per-
8:30-5 and SATURDAY. 9-l
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

GUVEKNESS--Expc In care
and discipline of children State
qualifications in letter. Box Sis,
Star.
on second shift operations f3:3f
pm. to II midnight; experience
not necessary; steady employment
higher-than-a average wages: oppor.
tunity for advancement; excellent
working conditions Company bene-
ntS include paid vacation and holi-
days. life insurance. retirement. hos
pitalization, sick benefits. Write
stating marital status. age, educa-
ton and general background. Box
lO2-R, Star. -12
SECRETARY, general Of
nee experience. 5-day week, air con-
conditions. Salary commensurate M raj e
with ability and education. Call
Mr.. Grant. Ma. 2346
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Clerk-Typist
Personnel Dept.

Attractive. even tempered and per-
sonable; opportunity to acquire valu-
able experience in many phases of
personnel; must be age 1896. have
q thorough knowledge Of filing, be
competent typist and interested
in permanent position: 5-day
week starting salary. S45 per week.
Apply personnel department. GIANT
FOOD DEPARTMENT STORES, S45
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
GOVERNMENT JOBS

Do you want civil service jobf
See Jobs listed in
The Civil Service Reporter
Feb. issue now on sale at all news
stands or send l 5 cents to Executive
Ofiices. 35 Court Square. Boston. g.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

Real estate firm desires the services
Of an experienced young lady. capa-
bic of accurate dictation' and tipping,
Must be high school graduate and
have good recommendations. Salary
commensurate with ability. Five
day week. For interview, call MR..
K1DWELL. MA 30gn -fR
Evening star., 1951-02-11

DRUG SALESGIRL
AGE 20 TO IS
Experienced Preferred
Salary, commission and many COM
Do eSPH NoP PeFfitoli PHoNE. APPLY IN PERSON
WHELAN DRUG
500 14th ST. NV. RIM. 214-A.
IAL-SECRETARIAL ASSIST.
TO editor of Current Research"
knowledge of science and journalism
helpful but not essential; stenog-
raphic experience desirable. Office
at seaside laboratory during sum-
mer. Reply giving telephone num-
Der. Box AIR, Star.
EDITORIAL STENOGRAPHER,. must
be good at shorthand and typing, to
take editorial dictation from editor;
some proofreading;; 5-day week,
rsS1RPs p dSneps 29e4 Ext snd 215
nc. fSe IJoos HUI 1924. IHNh 81 7a7s, sANSi0A'
EXECUTIVE SEC'Y. for one of Wash
ington's leading stores. Must be
expert at shorthand and typing.
asd 5del ohsr saa store fsoeant psssgsSss sox gSs
FILE CLERK. under 30, newspape,
office, GEORGETOWN; knowledge of typ
ing necessary; 5-day week; advance
ment. CO. 1014.
FILE CLERK-TYPIST
Young lady. 5la-day wk., group in
surance benefits, good salary and
CO., jewelers., 1101 F st. NV. See
Mr. Geraci, 4th floor office. -12
CTTrEp Ann hTTEp ATJnN uopoop
must be thoroughly experienced or
coats. suits and dresses; good salary
and fine working conditions. HABEE
& CO. 1905 G st. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1951-01-18
Korea
Continued From First Page,

(Continued From f1fst Page'
to strike down the Seoul -Taejon
when the Reds have sue
ceeded in assembling ammunition
and supplies for a sustained push.
A pre-offensive buildup of
enemy troops became evident last
night when United States 5th Air
Force B-26 bomberS sighted six
Red troop trains and attacked five.
Pilots claimed one was destroyed
and four others damaged.
Highway conveys totaling more
than 400 Red vehicles likewise
were spotted and attacked on roads
leading to central and western
fronts.
A rough outline of enemy posi-
tions was drawn by accounts of
patrol activity. The line slants
southeast from Seoul to Yongwol
81 miles from the fire-blackened
South Korean capital. Yongwol
is 33 miles northeast of Chungju
road junction city held by the
Allies. Red deployments appear
to be designed to cut off 9th
Army forces strung out from
Western Korea toward the old
Pusan frontier, on the southeast
ern tip of the peninsula.
Little Opposition Met.
Specifically, patrol reports in
dicate the Communist forces are
stretched from a 90,000-man force
south of Seuol to Suwon, II air
miles south of Seoul, and then
east through Ichon and down to
Yongwol. a mining town.
The Allied patrols roamed at
will through enemy front lines,
meeting only light opposition ex-
cept at Kumyangjang.
Far East Air Forces planes
bombed the lines and ranged far
behind the enemy front in quest
of supplies to destroy and Red
troops to kill.
Associated Press Correspondent
Tom Stone on the Central East
ern front reported there had been
no major contact with the enemy
in that sector for 48 hours. He
said there were several minor
contacts yesterday. but none of
any Importance in that area.
On the far Eastern front, guer-
rilla activity has been stepped up.
Mr.. Stone said closer watch on
refugees was ordered today when
a group of old men, women and
children was found carrying arms
through the American lines.