BRAND B U I L D E R—Gen. H. H. Arnold, chief of the
'ir Forces, chats with Henry Ford during a visit to the
”ll,0w Run Plant to watch production of B-24 Liberator bombers.
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GIVEN CIVILIAN
EMBLEMS ARE
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MAND — Emblems for “Faithful
Civilian Service'’ were awarded
recently to 34 women employees
of the Eleventh Air Force Service
Command by the commanding
general. Brig. Gen. Robert V. Ig-,
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The emblems presented to the
civilian employees are similar to
the overseas ribbons awarded to
the armed forces and indicate ef
ficient service in the Asiatic-Pa
cific theater of operations.
General Ignico personally con
gratulated each woman and told
the group their work for the
headquarters, for the weather
squadron and for the Army Air
ways Communications System was
exemplary.
“Your presence here with the
Eleventh Air Force in Alaska
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shows how thinking has changed
about warfare,” General Ignico
said. “The time is past when a
comparatively small group of men
go out on the battlefield to set
tle an issue. This is to*al war,
and all of you are making your
contribution to victory.”
Women of the Service Com
mand headquarters who received
the award were:
Eunice G. Grooms, Chillico'he,
Ohio.
Mable Hemenway, Weiser, Ida
ho.
Jane H. Hess, Seattle, Wash.
May Kaiichman, Santa Monica,
Calif.
Lorn a J. Kitchen, Los Angeles,
Calif.
Margaret W. McLellan, Seattle,
Wash.
Antoinette Z. Molitor, Seattle,
Washington.
Marie B. Morrison, Seattle,
Washington.
Bernita K. Neyhard, Long
Beach. Calif.
Myrtelle L. Olberg, Kalispell,
Mont.
Betty Jane Rafter, Seattle,
W ash.
Mary 1. Sheehan, Seattle, Wash
ington.
Winifred M. Schwab, Deaver,
Wyoming.
Helen A. Sticka, Fairbanks,
Alaska.
Barbara B. Stoltz, Colton, Cal.
Valora M. Wylley, Oakland, Cal.
Women of the Weather Squad
ron and the Army Airways Com
munications System who received
the award were:
June R Bloom, • .Lewistown,
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Mary H. Chapman, Fairbanks,'
Alaska.
Virginia M.. Calkins, Santa
Rosa, Cal. ’ i
Jean Caroline Cashman, Owa
tona, Minn. |
Harriet J. Chalmers, San Fran-;
cisco, Cal.
Jane S. Cox, Berthold, N. D.
Carola K. Forrest, Seattle,
Wash.
Barbara Hutchinson, San Fran-!
cisco, Cal.
Vallie D. Johnson, Emporia, Kan.
Dorothy E. Lawton, Fillmore,'
Cal. !
Lottie Lewis, Murphy, Idaho, j
Marjorie B. Nelson, The Dalles,
Ore.
Jean W. O’Rourke, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Mary M. Purcell, Washington,
D. C.
Isabel K. Rorstad, Silvana,
Wash.
t Sara E^ Suda, Columbia, Mo.
Laurena I. Wade, Downers
Grove, 111.
.Helen S. Wright, Pasadena,
Cal. . !
INCREASED AIR
SERVICE TO
ALASKA HUB
For the first time in the his
tory of AJaskan air transportation
there will be scheduled complete
round trips made in a single day
from the United States to Alaska.
Effective August 12, Pan Amer
ican World Airways announces a
fast new air service from Seattle,
to Juneiiu, Alaska. Supplementing
the present daily schedule. Pan
American operates to Juneau,
Whitehorse and Fairbanks, four
additional complete round trips
a week to Juneau will b inaug
urated as extra sections on pres
ent. schedules. Planes on the new
service will leave Tuesdays, Wed
nesdays, Fridays and Saturdays
from the Seattle airport at 7:00
a. m. arrive in Juneau at 1:15
p. m.; depart from Juneau at1
1:45 p. m. and arrive in Seattle
at 9:00 p. m. of the sameday.
Pan Americans World Airways
began its Alaska operation 12
years ago with the organization
of Pacific Alaska Airways with
in the Territory in June, 1932.
Regular service rrom continental
U. S. to Alaska began in 1940.
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For the past two years the com
pany has been operating a mili
tary service to Alaska under con
tract to the Navy, but on August
1 returned to commercial oper
ation.
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