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Reds Say Over
20 Non-Koreans
RefuseRepatriation
PANMUNJOM, UR —The Com
munists said Saturday they would
return all Allied prisoners want
ing repatriation, including all
those the Reds sentenced to jail
for offenses allegedly committed
during captivity.
The Reds also told the joint
prisoner of war repatriation com
mission that “more than 300 Kor
eans and more than 20 non-Kor
eans” are refusing to be repatri
ated. The Reds continued:
“Owing to the fact that the op
eration of repatriation is still go
ing on, our side side shall continue
to persuade them to be repatri
ated. Therefore, there still will be
changes in this number.”
At the port of Inchon, a repatri
ated Brooklyn, N.Y., man said he
had been told that 22 Americans
and one British soldier were
among those either refusing or
reluctant to foe released.
Tough American sergeants who
were separated from their men in
North Korean prison camps be
cause of their outspoken resis
tance to Communism began com
ing home Saturday.
Among the 145 Americans freed
today at Panmunjom were 36 non
commissioned officers from the
sergeants’ compound at Camp 3,
Chongsong, North Korea.
Over 100 Cadets
Attend C.A.P.
Encampment
ELMENDORF AIR FORCE
BASE — The second annual en
campment of the Alaska wing of
the Civil Air Patrol opened Aug.
23, 1953, at Elmendorf Air Force
Base, Anchorage, Alaska.
Processing went on as scheduled
with Fairbanks, Juneau and Kenai
arriving Saturday in time for
“chow.” However, due to' weather
conditions, the Nome squadron
failed to arrive until Sunday
evening, thus missing the Alaska
Railroad tour.
Physical examinations were
given to each cadet at the infirma
tory as is required for everyone
staying on the base.
The cadets, 100 strong, from
Anchorage, Juneau, Fairbanks,
Kenai and Nome, quartered in
two barracks near Chapel 2, and
ate at the 5039th AIO mess hall.
“C rations” were served the
first two meals of the encamp
ment and induced varied com
ments from the cadets, mostly
good.
Because of the large number of
cadets, the squadron was divided
into three flights.
Cadet officers were Maj. Ron
ald Bergt, Anchorage, command
er; Capt. Sherwood Mathis, Fair
banks, executive officer.
Other officers appointed for
Flight A were 1st Lt. Robert Kill
en, Anchorage; 2nd Lt. Robert
Summers, Nome; 1st Sgt. Walter
Chiveral, Anchorage; and Sgt.
Norman Giffen, Fairbanks. Flight
B: Commanding Officer 1st Lt.
John Seamonds, Anchorage; 2nd
Lt. Leslie Swanson, Juneau; 1st
Sgt. Joe Carr, Anchorage; and
Sgt. James Roth, Nome; Flight C:
Lynne Briggs, Anchorage, 2nd
Lt. Geraldine Fagerstrom, Nome;
1st Sgt. LeNelle Huppe, Anchor
age; 1st Sgt. Patricia Kadow, Ju
neau; and Sgt. Dorothea Hudert,
Juneau.
J. T. Flanagan, safety engineer
of the Alaska Railroad, conducted
the cadets through the various
shop buildings, including the old
roundhouse and machine shops.
A complete tour of the Alaska
Railroad shop buildings was the
first organized activity of the en
campment.
Monday evening the Rev. Frank
Walkup of the First Presbyterian
Church in Anchorage and chap
lain for the CAP cadets gave a
“get acquainted” party.
Some of the classes and activi
ties of the encampment were films
on military courtesy, first aid,
rifle training, visits to the para
chute shop, link trainer school,
Ground Approach Control, and
the 65th Fighter Squadron.
One of the high spots for the
cadets was an orientation flight
in a C-124.
The week gave a representative
group of Alaskan youth a good
cross-section of Air Force opera
tions in Alaska.
The Nome group returned yes
terday.
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CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND
DIVISION. TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
NED BUCKLAND KUPVAURK, deceased
No. 953
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Lewis Hudgins, of Nome, Alaska, has
been duly appointed Administrator of the
Estate of Ned Buckland Kupvaurk, de
ceased.
All persons having claims against the
said estate should present them, with
proper vouchers attached, to the said
Administrator at Nome, Alaska, within
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notice.
Dated this 21st day of August, 1953.
Lewis Hudgins,
Administrator.
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