The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 6, 1945, Page 8

FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1945 Hoover “not only fears but does not | Viktorov wrote. He quoted Hoover's| NEW TOWN'OF HEALY desire a long peace.” Jacob Vik-|articles as saying “we must have TO BE BUILT NORTH {torov, in an article discussing plans | time in order to cool off from emo- OF PRESENT LOCALE | for world security called Hoover an |tions of wartime; we cannot have PAGE Ll(.‘Hr MINARDMILL THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA FIFTH ARMY “ Coast Guard LST Haven officers '<L " Jim Orme! lenemy of the Soviet Union. | simultaneously beth peace and ret- €0l (r’ F. Ohlson, General Man- Company No. 1 I n He said the formes President's Tibution.” juger of the Aliska Raload, ref 11 lead Company ‘snkgcmom reparding Dwmbaston| Pravaa said’ “His thoughts e cently announced that the town of 3 Fd bl D 4 2 Healy will be moved one mile fur- | Oaks proposals at the forthcoming clear. Hoover doesn’t need Dpeace, (yo). north than its present location e | Iwo M IlES San Francisco Conference were but needs rejection of retribution wyen new installations are compiet- “among the most suspicious.” in order to save war criminals pun- o4 " The project will includ They re Dlvol’ced Hoover had made the suggestions ishment.” hotel, pr}’wei‘ plant ncm‘:de i::f:fé .in a series of articles written !or‘ . " i 3 units for railroad personnel, vi North American Newspapers Alli- | persotinel, 4ad Wil In Néw York, Herbert Hoover cost approximately $350,000. Invita- American Troops Make ance, publisned 1ast week. 3 ;dcclined to comment, merely saying tions for bids have been issued and “Hoover calls for no nasty forma- “I don’t think I want to get into will be opened April 20, Col. Ohlson SWIfi AdVdn[e Thl’OUgh tion of a .‘(cumy Orgnmzauou Italian Mountains By M;\"TI\ Bl RKE, Y/2¢ U. 8. Coast Guard ABOARD A COAST GUARD- (Special) N Juneau has had a Volunteer Fire! E ment for at least 55 years L A picture in the Fire Hall taken in 1890 shows department members sporting long mustaches standing MANNED LST AT IWO — with their hose carts, The present __The coffee-ground black dirt of Jim Ol'me and JOe .’Ohn- department dates back to December pwo Island is on the decks of this ston Named fo Head Companies |7, 1914, at which time the local fire- 1T tonight. It was tramped in by men were reorganized. It has al- thousands of rain-drenched, un- ways rated as one of the best volun- shaven, dog-tired U. S. Marines. teer fire departments in the United| gyer since the LST beached they States and its possessions. have been moving along a galley line, Joe Sadlier was elected as a mem- | cqrrying trays of steak or hot spag- » ber of the department last night.' netti and gravy, cornbread and The formal resignation of V. W. paper cups of coffee. Mulvihill, former Chief, was read —The battle for Iwo is only a few n and accepted. {hundred yards away. The ship lies John Hulb Marine Superin- in the brightness of star shells over- endent in e of the Army head. Beneath her bow come ex- to the Board of Transport Service marine activities plosive flashes from a Marine ar- in Juneau appeared before the De- tillery position. A short time ago a controversy with them.” said I S————— SPECIAL BARGAIN — TONIGHT SHAMROCK . | ROME, April 6.— The American Fifth Army troops attacking through the mountains near the Italian west coast, gained almost ¢ two miles in a swift advance north of Azzana, Allied Headquarters said today. The official communique said the drive began yesterday and heavy fighting is continuing as the Ger- mans met the onslaught with strong mortar fire near Porta. American elements, which thrust forward from Strettoia, were driven back by Nazi counterattacks. Initial official accounts failed to indicate whether the American - Fifth Army attack was a major scale surprise advance that enabled the Americans to capture some im- portant terrain. On the opposite end of the Ital- ian front, the British Eighth Army troops swept enemy remnants f off the narrow spit of land separ- ating the Valli di Comacchio lagoon from the Adriatic, and as far as the Valetta canal adjacent to Porto annbaldi seapmt for Ferrara. - TRADE CONFERENCE PROPOSED AS PART WORLD PEACEPACT § DARIGOLD—Sweet Cream BUTTER EGGS — Large, Fresh 2 Pounds $1.05 | 2 dozen$].15 Haines Seed Potatoes - - 100 Ibs. $8.50; 50 Ibs. $4.50; 11 Ibs. $1.00 CRACKERS CRACKERS GRAHAMS or SODAS RITZ or HI—HO Pound = - = 29e¢ BOX;;( 2 pounds 49¢ — PRY (ODFISH - PoundPackage 53« SALT 4 cans 12 cans HUNT’S HOME STYLE 4 cans 12 cans Case PEACHES 1.5 459 895| PEARS 185 4.3 9.45 Mnmwn Sec; Ed “Doc” 8ween Trustees of Junmu 's fire fighting or- ganization. Ratification of the new partment and expressed the desire of a man was hit there by sniper fire. officers is subject to the approval that agency to cooperate in fire sup- Occasionally the rifles of sentries pression activities with the local fire aboard ship crack. They are look- Minard Mill and Arnot Hendrick- department, especially on waterfront ing for Jap swimmers. | son received the unanimous vote of fires, as the Transport Service has The Marines are still coming out the firemen. Each has served the a fire patrol boat equipped with a of the blackness of Iwo. You hear citizens of Juneau on the volunteer monitor and other modern fire- comments like “This is the first hot fire department for over 20 years fighting apparatus on duty at the chow I've had since D-day,” and and both are well qualified through present. time. Chief Mill thanked “Boy, what a meal!” | actual fire-fighting experience and Mr. Hulberg for the help rendered the high esteem of their member by the boys of the fire patrol boat firemen and the community. Mills on the Yakobi boat fire several days has been acting chief of the depart- ago. ment for the past year, and Hend- March was a light month for fires ! wearing a shirt jumper and trous- rickson was a company foreman pre- in Juneau, with only two calls hav- ©rs: he has given everything else vious to becoming assistant chief. ing been turned in, according to re- 8Way. The entire small stores stock, The name of Herman Porter as ports. The Fire Department met Woolen underwear, socks, shirts, Alarm Inspector for the next term once during the month under How- dungarees, has been passed out. The will also be submitTid to the City ard Dilg, First Aid Instructor, and Marines have left behind their soak- Council for approval. Porter has worked for two hours on mrtmr'nl ing-wet, battle-dirty clothing. Some served on this important job for respiration. of the crew are washing and hang- g B mg it to dry under blowers. “You can get it when you come back aboard,” they say. Tired men are lying in bunks va- cated by Coast Guardsmen. “I fig- ure I can do without the sleep,” a gunner’s mate said. The wounded are here, too. They of the City Council Give Up Bunks | Coast Guardsmen are pulling dry | clothes from their lockers. One man Case lie under blankets in every available | o place, on mess tables in the crew's SIR ARCHIBALD CLARK-KERR, low- —_— SUNSWEET SUNMAID DRY quarters and in the wardroom, at- er photo, British ambassador to WASHINGTON, April 6 — Secre- tended by the ship's doctor, Passed Russia, is a free man following tary of State Bdward Stettinius P R u “ E s R A l SI Assistant Surgeon Vernon G. Guen- his decree of divorce which Was gaid “we shall do all in our power ¥ A granted in Edinburgh The am- t, convene a conference ,],r :n« Medium Seeded or Seedless Fresh—Clean—Fancy bassador's wife was Maria DIaZ g principal trading nations Solas, above, daughter of one of within the next year to consider the leading Chilean families, 10 commerce problems. whom he was married in Santi- geottining emphasized gov ago, in 1929 She was once de- problems for the taral scribed as ‘“the most beautiful ;.. girl in Santiago” and later in . China was known as “pocket Venus." (International) ther, U. S. Public Health Service, Campbellsport, Wis., and medical corpsmen. Mustard Sauce Sees By it 15 oz. pkg. 17c Pound 53¢ . . atColiseum Theatre 2 pounds 39¢ “Whole Town's Talking" MINIMUM DELIVERY—$2.50 DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A.M. “My buddy next to me was hit,” one Marine relates. “He said to me ‘I think I'm hit!” He was. I said ‘You're darned right you are.’ He told me, ‘Isn’t this a heck of a way to make a living' Gee, that guy had courage.” A special treat with cold meats and cheese The proposed t : said, “would also prepare the w )Tizelkqu:ners are cr(})]wded Wl}';h Aboard, Chief Commissary Stew- 0 the establishment of a perma- the ta 0 battle. A.w ileuuvgot € . rd Elihu B. Schlosberg, Camden, S. ent trade organization with the r.;h? was r:ushfl{ngv l%l kal' d at last count he had fed “at framework of the world organiza- ou. i I_S'L’:“d ooked hree thousand men. But they tion to deal with these problems 7 osu be A are still roming.” on a continuing basis.” % They're still coming out of the| S PRy e TWO DELIVERIES DAILY - - 1G:15A. M., 215P. M. h:fi:{ll‘n;& and the grim and the pRAVDA WR"-ER =k 53,; ert & L3 &ditorial v.nter contends Herbert g IIIIIIII|I|||III& to the amtracks, which can make the grade in Iwo’s loose, coarse black Structural sections as long as 480, dirt. 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