The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1942, Page 5

THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1942 PHONE A CLASSIFIED FOR RENT FOR SALE LOST—FOUND MISCELLANEOUS Copy must be in the office by 2 o'clock in the afternoon to in- sure insertion on same day. We accept ads over teuephone from persons listed in telephone girectory. Count five average words to the line. Daily rate per line for consecu- Jive insertions: One day ... Additional days Minimum charge .. FORBENT ETEAM heated furnished apt. Phone Blue 474, FOR SALE troiler, fully equipped. $700. 364, 28 F1 Phone e RS SLEEPING bag, suntent, Lambert mak~. Inquire Room 11, Imperial Roois. BINGLE housekeeping rooms, Bish- op Apts. 4 ROOM fur. apt. Ol range and heat. Gastineau Ave. Juneau Paint Store. | USED furniture, beds, blankets, lin- Phone !nquirc' stove. 404 East 1st. FURNISHED Duplex apartment, 4 cooms close In, electric range, uil| heat, $25 month. Call 426 1st) St. East. | STUDIO couch almost ne Wasning Machine. Inquire EIl- lingen Apts. HILLCREST VAC FURNISHED APT., ONE FUR-; NISHED APT. 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American League ‘Won Lost Pct. 667 605 557 531 481 419 386 367 GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $550. Paper Curls, $1 up Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 301 815 Decker Way. LOST and FOUND LOST—Fleur-de-lis nugget pin with diamona in center. Marked Daw- son Y. T. in back. Reward. ' Please return to Empire. New York ... Boston Cleveland | Detroit St. Louis ... Chicage . Philadelphia Washington —_—— .t —— SONOTONE hearing aids for the hard of hear- ing. Audiometer readings. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blomgren Bldg, | Phone 636. - BUY DEFENSE STAMPS “Philadelphia’s Own” 111th In-| fantry, again on active duty, was organized by Benjamin Franklin nearly 200 years ago. ' No Romantic Business Now | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA obtain bits information « i easy to u“ military n second is it's fairly Germany. But the spy’s job is twofold & equally important, he must get| them out of the country and to) H How 3 Warships Escaped ou ° A pat example of how the s d . 4 |service of Germany's enemies la S lin the performance of the half, is presented by the escape of | Scharnhorst and the cruiser Engen lteur and professional, as any Eu- ropean city. When the three Ger- BY ALYIN J. STEINKOPF | o T rerchliEn Wide World Eeatures Lot gl et MR ol (Editor's Note: A4lvin Steinkopf “_“:“;f“m/"l‘;lv ;;“‘ '[”‘I: :“ "{l""“l' jormerly was @ member of The|%"S Probr o B b - {through the city and even to other > rece: cturned to this coun- B He 7e8elly Tt | French communities oners with e Azxis.) Pz aners with f 4 in delivering that news to England ! The maneuver of bringing home Spying on Germany sn't the ro- mantic business it was just a |than a first rate military accom- (plishment. It was preceded by wi The war Tempers are short. The _‘!“""“‘f"f esplonage service, Civil and military military courts harsh| o0 hag patiently hunted out and swift. Not so long a few well-placed o) ouid get.a message to Eng- {ldosen ~some Nazi tongue. Alyuseq py others were jammed. For little flattery might induce “Some-,q,y; in aqvance there had been the {pusatsWHRK o e e n ((m_ 0! sages leaving Brest by letter. tole- Norway if it didn't behave. Or .10, o telegrapii. Then on the {clever woman might pe | reserve officer to brag indiscreetly | ypications were concerned, wa el |cut off from the world i L) SRR down of all In fact, one such slip a year ago|communications, and of travel, i give Russia a pretty straight tip|age program. The idea is that hot that the Nazis were doing their|news cools off quickly, and that a [ [] pyl“g ln important First he ‘must get his facts. Then, their destination promptly {did half its job, but was outwitted | the battleships Gneisenau and C tH h Brest is as full of spies, ama- |man men-of-war {knew that the long awaited escap? Asscciated Press staff in Bu.”"_:c\omnq hours the news spread exchange of war pris- try fn the e o 1 But the spy services bogged down those three ships was more short | while ago. o g or, | getting too DbItter,l o apient work by the counte of German |most of the illegal radio station ht | cocktails at a diplomatic tea might|) ' o™ o wive teneths ordinarily one close to the forelgn office” 10, painstaking control of mes- | p p € SOMC | oritical night Brest, so far as com- {about “the secret weapon.” Deliberate slowing was broad and precise enough 10|, pary of the broad counter-espion- diplomatic best to organiz 2 |gelayed veport is as useless as no r{“world front against communism.”|report at all The unwary German official who made the slip barely escaped with his head, and was yanked from .FORESTER soft bureaucratic post to the east| front as a commox soldier. | Fon KH(HIKAH Convictions and executions f‘"'i spying have been frequent. Thc1 : men whom Hitler trusts are get-| The U. S. Foiest Service motor- ting fewer and fewer, and they ship Forester left for Ketchikan become increasingly taciturn. terday with J. M. Wyckoff, For- Somewhere in Germany there(est Ranger, to meet more logging may be a new Mata Hari, a glam- |contractors from the States who orous creature able to wheedle;Will investigate spruce stands on secrets out of romantically inclined | Prince of Wales Island, Wellman officers. But to a sezgoned observer |Holbrook, Assistant Regional For- it does not seem that she | is going |ester, said today. to have much of a chance to dis- —_————— tinguish herself. There may be| BUY DEFENSE BONDS some playboys in the Nazi move- ment from whom the right girl might coax a little information. But | such playboys aren't the generals| nor do they have responsible posts | in the war machine. The modern | German general is about as crusly“ bard-bitten and realistic a cus-| tomer as it is possible to imagine. There are, doubtless, hundreds of spies inside Germany, engaged in| the most dangerous of occupations. | But it would be easy to exaggerate | the role they are playnig, or to attribute too much importance to| their influence on military deci-| sions. There are, beyond question, a | few full time spies, accredited to| responsible agencies working for the | defeat of Hitler. But most of the spies might be called part-time workers. Individuals who hate Naz- | ism or unprincipled persons who | don’t think much of Hitler one way or, another but who are willing to sell vital information for a price.! What kind of informatiop do | these humble spies uncover? Usu- ally it is of the most unromantic nature. | One individual whom this writer has reason to suspect Is doing noth- ing more exciting than counting coal trains. He lives near an im- portant railway line over which coal is transported from Germany | to Italy. Italian industry is com- pletely dependent on Germany for coal. And if the United Nations knew approximately how much coal Italy is getting they could make a | pretty shrewd guess as to the cap- acities of Italian armament and munitions industries. Railroads Betray Secrets Watching the German transpor- tation system betrays other war secrets. We were informed in Ber- lin, although we could not be quite sure, that similar humble spying on railways first revealed to the United Nations that the shipyards of Danzig started assembling sub- marines after increasingly heavy British raids disturbed building op- erations at Kiel and other western German ports. 4 ! Constant shipment of war ma-| terials eastward first led to the suspicion that Germany was with- drawing some of its industry from the Rhine valley. Destructive Brit- ish raids on Rostock and Luebeck have been the answer. The professional spy inside Ger- many sets himself up as a clear- ing agent for a Ict of little tipsters. He puts the dabs together, reads newspapers with particular atten- tion to what might be concealed be- tween the lines, and listens to the speeches. How he gets the report out to the country is his own busi- ness which, at the moment, should- n't be betrayed. To the suspicicus German offi- cial almost every foreigner is a Spy. And news correspondents par- ticularly were regarded dubiously. Curious in this respect was the bigh moral attitude taken by the United States embassy in Berlin before Hitler extended his war to the western hemisphere. The em- hassy gave no military information to any British agency. Despite the stringent regulations - LEAVES CALL For Clean, We Serve JIMMY DE MERS amed from port * CE RUPERT HALIBUT-PRICES RUPERT, B. C, July 9| ndred and fifty five thou-| MISSHUTTON PR WEDTOSTAR .. sand and 14 cents a poun ‘ - > > Former Counfess Revent-| “DES TOMORROW low s Bride at Lake tige 6:14 am. 06 feet. Arrowhead n tie 12:43 pin, 133 feet. tide 6:14 pm., 42 feet : ——e e LAKI ARROWHEAD, Calif., July Buitish-horn Cary Grant, one of DGt Gran. o o DEFENSE BOARD IS L o 10 MEET TONIGHT; “ers, peeberay & e ALERT CALLED OFF here yesterday in a quiet witnessed only by a feW| Members of the Juneau Civilian Defense Board will meet this even- e formerly was the wife jng at 8 o'clock in the City Count Haugwitz Revent- kas a young son. pouids” of Low Hi Low 9 and time marri ceremc close The eof Danis low ra y No alert will be held this evening, however. Legs and Costumes will appear to better advantage in () L] 04}4 : HOLEPROQOF NEW BEMBERG RAYON Luxsheer Twist— heel, toe and sole :d *cot- n. Sizes 814 to 1015, Service Weight Rayon Sizes 814 to, 1015 $1.00 Family Shoe Store Seward Street Ql‘i e up-to-date in style ...way up in quality...and down low in price. See Waylands ... Star Brand all-leather quality in the season’'s newest styles. 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