The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 5, 1946, Page 6

PAGE SIX WORK OF FBI IN WARTIME GIVEN [N REPORT MADE tack on Pea the open a war for In many ye 1939 diplomati 50 obnoxious be done abuse ¢ immunity directive to ¢ their _ inclinati In all matters, exercised unmolested tk nati m‘]«(l in and witck Draft Ca 1940, th Selective violatic the neutrali tions. law enforcem were directed to refer to the FBI hysteria FBI Service 417 cuses on Since October, Guard Against Sabota inning immediat agents surveyec which were materials. char t The agair E new high in between made tance: E law enforcement the seque United States this was evident dn its gu front against enemies of ing and_the criminal The FBI's fingerprint now totaling between 9! beer 1 ted workin have aggrayv are Be con- ecial 778 pending cases, pou i agent Recommenda ooperation agencies. In tr 1 he lid the nation foes of society monu- and 100 million cards, is a to this cooperation from t¥ s sent olidarity in wt South imdled Ax ‘more convic Court In 1939 plaints of i By 1941 received by high During spec fort OR’S ORDERS Dr. Ch 16,062 Enemies Many of the w activit FBI cor foreign ag latio: The Erwin E:‘eesfl Co. PHONE 704 HAY, GRAIN, COAL and STORAGE FOR Prompi and Lfficient RARIO SERVICE Call at the Alaska Music Supply, Inc. SECOND and SEWARD Phone Red 206 NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION - KNOX'S REPORT ON PEARL HARBOR IS PUT IN EVIDENCE By JACK BELL VASHINGTON, Jan ssional investigat I def fully yanese to come Pearl Harbor and y for more fighter aircraft guns ipated second ders as- formation went into the 1 the word that on \day morning, De flew a 10- opposite dire the Jap 1 the from which was advancing Secret Report The thesé details was hitherto secret report the late the Navy Knox made Roosevelt after from flying trip to the disaster. Senator Ferguson (R-Mich) obtained the report from files, said it differed from the made public at time Adm. Harold Stark, chief naval operations in 1941, told committee that he had never seen the Knox report to Mr. Roosevelt until toda He said Knox filled in some in con- versations Surprised Attack Knox told Mr. Roosevelt both the commanders at Harbor, Adm. Husband E. and Ma V. were Other included task ource of the Secretary of President his return he scenc to soon who Navy one of the he had on details At that ineffective met the first attacking Japanese third wave w ma- and recc n‘.ul from adequate . Ozhu b and TIDE TABLE ® Sunday High Low High o Monday, High Low High Low 41p.m., -03 it ° . ° . ° ° ° ° ° ° © ° ° ° ° . ° o e ®0®sc0000n000 © 9060600000 00 o e COURT MARTIALS ARE (RITICIZED WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 The Heuse military committee is drafting will be sharply critical ice, as administered by court The committee has court martial trials and sentences in this country and abroad, and accord- ing to one member, has come to the n that the rights of do- > not fully protected. Another serious defect is said to + lack of proper redress when ohviction is found to have keen ur Pardons may bz granted, but the House c mittee spokesman sald thore is no way of removing the cnus of a dishonorable discharg . e - HAROLD STONE HERE Harold B. Stone of Astoria, Ore. has arrived in Juneau and is r istered at the Gastineau Hotel YOUNG PRESIDENT AND FAMILY — john Sloan Dickey, Dartmouth College, sits with his family at Hanover, N. H. At 38 he is one of the nation's youngest #e presidenis Veft to right: Sylvia, 10; John, back i 3 Pearl investigated | married | she one day would be THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Army Surplus Offered Here : One hundred y-six items all of Army con- hop equipment, is for here at Surplus Property partmen the ctior arrently d pr the offered Offic he T of Interior Opening offers must ertified money cated at date is be Jan. 14 and ccompanied by cashier’s check or The equipment, lo- Juneau Subport, may application to rty Office in the Building. Sale ons are: “As is, where is.” complete descriptive list of 136 items offered has been re- ceived at the Empire office and may be seen at any time when the City News room open, daytime or nings. “Ask for Elmer.” - o> AP SPOQH or the be inspected Surplus Pr Engineer’s the Area the By GAYLE TALBOT (For Hugh Fullerten, Jr) NEW YORK athletic t g d raves from as the Wyomin which mar Universit the sland be 5 per eelers’ $15 5, ’Am» tional player, teports jor cireuit Charlie MgKe t Gu 190- pounder f Pa., now stationed Pacific. regarded eavyw in $150,000 of the If for Cards it the Giant Catcher Walk Cooper will be the largest sum they ever have pald for a player. . The all-time baseball recor still stands at $250,000. oo Adress Myma Loy Married Third Time SAN PEDRO, Calif., Jan. 5—In a chapel which once was a school room for Japanese fishermen’s children, actress Myrna Loy and Commedore Gene Markey of the Navy were Thursday, each for the third time. Admiral William F. Halscy, Mar- ipper when the mer film r on terminal 1 s attached to the Third Fleet, v shell out o> en Victeria did not know that ruler of Great Britain until she was 12 years old, when she he; it during a histéry lesson. Jr, 4 |'Goop in dad’s arms: Mrs. Dickey, S0 32 e I 2 e i—H—l—!—)—H-H—I-I;I- l WANT ADS S R 3 FOR SALE FOR Miscellaneous dishe and ute including luncheon s for four; par lassware; flot roaster, etc. Also ele and numerous other 439, Apt. 101 (d.h-tf) WANTED TO BUY—Baby bed and mattress. Ph. Green 147. (158-tf) FOR SALE cooking nsils, rvice g g WANTED—Housekeeper, for family of two. Must be neat, dependable Hours will be short, good wages. Call at 525 W Tenth Street be- | tween 2 and 4 p. m. (157-tf) pot sifter alarm clc articles or TO BUY—Troller, 28 to equipped. Wrive O. R. Fanshaw, Alaska. i (10,144-tf) WANTED ] . 1t, Haynes, Boy tire SALE extra Sun FOR wheel, Sat or (,(\lx Blue REMINGTON automati excellent condition. Call Apts., No. 6, between 6 p. m —To rent 3 or 4 bedroom | permanent, consider pur- chase later. Phone 473, 8 to 5. | EER (132-tf) BOAT, i engine, and 31-A-57, with 2% -to-1 B could be illnettiz or tr 734 evenings 40-H.P, fresh 28-FOOT Universal water cooling duction gear. either for Phone Blue WANTED—Usea jurniture 306 Wi- | _loughhy. Phone "8, " MISCELLANEQUS PIA!\ 5 RE]\TE]J Bnd "'UVED‘ Anderson Shop. used SALE Alaska Husky Apts FOR No. 8, Crescent pup 1 (159-tf) | _ AR SRR ARSTING S e BARANOF BOOK SHOP and LENDING LIBRARY A New Selection of ALASKAN BOOKS Latest Books for Sale and Rent Out-of-Town and Special Orders Given Prompt Attention 202 Fr: n St. Phone 563 Box 3081 - - - - Juneau, Alaska (10,059-tf) Piano, dinnette, studio Black 632. (158-t \LE Pho! | FOR £ couch T small oil heater. See vinen the Tailor EDUCING BELT Can be seen at practic Pars Electric. (158-t4) H.P. OUTBOARD MOTOR BTREY RN, 53 018 Red 285 (158-t4) GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up Lola’s Beauty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker Way. . LOSTANDF FOUND 110. FOUND—Pair 157-14) | color rims. ame b, Inquire Emy FOR R!:.N' tandard motor part. Atwater- tem. Inquire of amition Master vuth lnlur'\l may have this Adv. (158-t1) ¢ glasses Owner ing for ire 1ing water. On Write P. ELECTRIC Sull, quire B NEW HAMPSHIRL RED FRYERS New York dressed, Phone 3 (Dec. 15 Steamheated rooms. Phone 886, (10,136-t1) FOR RENT - Kitchen privileges. Home Hotel. What have motor; 4-m FOR SALE OR TRADE vou? I Electric outboard 1 Model A coupe; 1 new brass rehlight; 1 pump; I Doub! shotgun. Phone 22 sion, w Uruguayan = pro- posal would deal with the political brass| Phases of conditions leading to war. rreled The Uruguayan plan, however, has ¢f) received a frigid Latin reception, although this country pledged its “unequivocal” support. The suggested military treaty is designed to continue in force the act of Chapultepec, adopted at the Mexico City Inter--American Con- ference las arch. NEWPEACEPACT - 15 PROPOSED FOR TREED ment building all right, but firomen had to rescuz him. He had taken refuge in a tree after ing the roof of an adjoining ch. | - rooms and hed. Inquire or write P. O. (10,132-t0) HOUSE FOR a bath, house 1102 9th St. oan. 5 All Latin American governments ex- cept Argentina today pondered a United States-proposed treaty |po which would provide for concerted | = military action to thwart or put| David Livingston we:-c to Africa | down aggression anywhere in this in 1841 as a medical missionary and | hemisphere. became an explorer after he got| The documen, w:ade pubiic by |thers. Latin American aiplomats, will be considered at the forthcoming Rio de Janeiro’ conference. scheduled for early spring Diplomatic authorities ecusider this country’s suggestion as a running mate to the recent Uru- guayan proposal calling for col- lective action in this hemisphere ainst any nation which disre- gards its international obligations or denies human rights to its own people. | The United States’ treaty, these authorities say, would take care of the purely military side of aggres- WASHINGTON, cr IDEAL GLASS C0. 121 MAIN STREET DON ABEL PHONE 633 WHILE YOU WAIT! DAILY MAIL SERVICE Waterproof Shining and Dyeing Invisible Resoleing Hollywood Shoe Parlor ) i g e S e { NATIVE OKLAHOMA PECANS Rich, full-flavored nuts delivered parcel post prepaid. 5 POUNDS ' Send Money Order to— LAWTONKA PECAN €0. P. 0. Box 959 Lawton, OKla. HARBOR MACHINE SHOP MOTORS REBUILT — STERN BEARINGS — MACHINING, MILLING and WELDING | West 11th and F St., Phone 876 i MRS. 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