The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 7, 1946, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA B ity v of Howard University of this city f . H I as governor of the Virgin Islands to sicceed Charles Harwood of | | ¢ A New York . YOKOHAMA Lt. Kel. Yuri, WASHINGTON President Tru- fermer ‘commandant of the Omuta man today appointed Robert L | prisoner of war camp; was sen- McKeever, capital real estate man, BOYS' WEAR...For Shirts 50c Shorts 75¢ last | Lowest 4:30 a.m. 24hrs. Weather at the Unity Soc Fartar Morbars -and. w » con- the Unity Society Max. temp. | temp. temp. Precip 4:30am, Oorer Mortumiy, and will be cor Oct. 1, but e e Anchorage 14 | 2 2 Trace Snow Hillerman of the Resurrrection oing back to the school today. peint Barrow Bethel =& | =28 -28 Trace Clear Lutheran Church. He and Mrs. Dyer are scheduled t0/ gqjq the letter Cordova 27 | 5 01 Dawson ok | 28 - 0 Edmonton 29 g 15 0 Fairbanks -15 | 22 -22 0 Pt Cloudy Haines 33 24 24 06 Snow Wilson of the ) shool for Eskimos ad been delivered %/ Interment will be in Evergreen be married in the chapel {to him and he would see that it 3 Cemetery, - il { was forwarded .o its proper des- ) - - The -albatross has, the longest tination®™ The name Ma: ducted by the Rev. G. Herbert 1's northernmost achusetts was de- wingspread of all birds, often 14 Barrew is Alas : B d/,/( Bgé,tfmli go. Handsome Good Looks | tenced today to hang for ordering to direct the “orderly and timely # the bayonet execution of one Am- liquidation of wartime federal | § | erican soldier and allowing an- agencies | d w fll | other to starve to death | & an armii . [ — WASHINGTON—Rep. Landis (R- | & BIRMINGHAM, ALA. — Two Ind) says a “confidential poll” of | j crew members died of injuries and congressmen shows “enough votes | ! six other persons were injured to defeat” a proposed loan to Great ! when a Pennsylvania Central Air- Britain | i lines plane attempting to land here ~ | ~ & vesterday in murky weather over- ~WASHINGTON—Government in- | Alpaca Lined Coats shot a runway and crashed into a tervention in the Western Electric | " : . | creek dispute was sought today by the | '\“]“1-“,""';"“‘ Lined ngokup O, | - n.a]u of the striking union. Presi- | lamb ‘collars | LONDON — The Mamburg radio dent Frank J. Fitzsimmons ap- | § 26.00-29.95 has broadcast, a warning that the pealed directly to Labor Secretary former German naval base at Heli- Schwalienbach and President T u-\ ) goland in the North Sea will be man i subject to heavy bombing, starting Lt Dress Slacks Jan. 12, and that shipping should ~WASHINGTON—The Army says 3 stay clear of the island. Last fall that voluntary enlistments are In wool, in wool y,v,\]vmr«»\. (;m'm and British newspapers said that ten- breaking all records. But even that , < n blends . . . Brown, blue, tan. s 3 g B B the: Regd g n blend rC u).n earthquake bombs wguld m‘ |.~1}ch)1(>ugn m l).r.mL .n.xf Regular JET AIRCRAFT—-n.cse iodosie: Bdsor Abktis. tatbroocieh. Thok Friee Ul oieits { used on Heligoland, to test their Army up to required strength other aircraft except that the propeller is missing and {he fail projects higher, 3 75 w0 8 95 g effectiveness against Nazi concrete — i X ® By U-boat ens. NEW YORK—This world’s com- . 4 munication center is on the verge|told the Allied tribunal at Nuern-'e e o ¢ ¢ o« @ @ o ¢ o o . > P NEW YORK — Leaders of CIO of a telegraph blackout as 7,000 berg' today that the German ob- e iommm% IS Named Electrical Workers have set Jan. 15 Western Union operators here and | jective in Russia was to extermi- e WEATHER REPORT for a nationwide strike of 200,000 in New Jersey are ready to walk | nate 30,000,000 vs. That testi-|e (U, HEF » "I‘ p ' i U s 0 workers in plants of the General out tomorrow morning mony from Yt. Gen 1 o R for 24- . 0 ro ec M M n Electric, Westinghouse and General —_ Bach-Zele! i, fermerly ¢ the | ¢ Ending 6:30 0’Cloc o * H Motors Companies. The union is WASHINGTON—The United Na- | Elite Guard, who for a time w . P e 5 A' E gy l # Barclay Sweaters seeking a $2 a day, or 30 per cent tions committee that is to look |charge of activities against the's I Juneau—Maximum, 38: e omic tner ssue wage boost, voted by about 5.to 1 over possible locations for the | Russian Partisans on Eastern | o minimum, 31 ° g in 100/ all wool, pullovers, ¢ on Dec. 13. world capital in the United States | Front e At Airport—Maximum, 32; e SHINGTON, Jan. 7—Secretary a sleevel weater vests . ... s 4 e held a brief conference with Presi- - © minimum, 30, ol of b oS Tias, abouticed tie fo 18, . HOLLYWOOD — George (Slim) dent Truman today. Tt will return WASHINGTC . o s Atasnt BY & tive-MEMbak Kitns Summerville, 54, well-loved movie to New York tonight man erp: ed condifence @ © 0 060 00 0 0 0 0 o o mittee to study “controls and safe- 2.50 - 3.95 actor, died Saturday at Laguna s that the “spirit of coop % o | guards” reeded to protect Uhited Beach. He started his career as one CHUNGKING — A semi-official cha rize all operations c e WEATHER FORECAST e Kas atoits dnarty Faow New d of the famous Mack Sennett com- dispatch said today that Chinese | Angle can inguiry in ° (Juneau and Vicinity) S lm;w TR 1 Corduroy Panls . edy Keystone cops. Government forces have entered Palestine problem Whit>' o 8B ol 1 ,)qfln where he will In Tonpiwearing tweed:o-boy brown the Manchurian industrial center House said in' a issued o vVariable cloudiness tonight | attena the United Nations assembly 1 0BG WAREIIR S WASHINGTON — Henty J, Kal- of Mukden, and were greeted by as the group opened hearings that!e and Tucsday. Not much @ |oicnd ! 100 2 qeons aS O and blue with invisible miracle band. ser's nationwide drive to collect large and enthusiastice crowds. _|the agreement of British member AR e Pyruss napied the follgwing mempers 5 v ct 1 sias : agre nbers' ¢ change intemperature. Low- ® | Aty Sizes 4 to 12, .. 100,000,000 serviceable used. gar- ——- to begin the inquiry here was al|e est temperature tonight near 395 ments, in addition to shoes and NEW YORK — Robert (Red) evidence of that cooperaticn . friesing Undersecretary of = S Dean i bedding, to help war victims over- Rolfe will return to the New York Lt s % ckeson, who will act as chairman; seas, gets started today in 11,000 Yankees. The American Leaguc| wASHINGTON — President Trii- @ © @ @ ¢ e 0 © @ © 0 0 o John J !r(uv :r,:n;;u \?:nm“.::. Blue Jeans American communities, with more baseball c]u? .sux(-l today that Rolfe' a1 today directed the Office c SR ”, (:}« ¥ é nu. (‘I(.nmnl gl | than 90,000,000 members cf church will take over as Yankee coach t0 pefense Transportation to Bugh, B J0H DAY« 0 Washable blue jeans in denim twill. and community organizations par- succeed the veteran Art Fletcher, {he washington bus and trc E {ran) Gen, R. (3‘0",; tdu » ind for school, informal wear. ticipating who is retiring because of il gygem o the Capital Tran: R MAN( isd R g ““\j g 4 a:!’. o Sizes 4t012. .. A health. Rolfe will join the Yankees St midnieny tn Tha rected the de lopment of atomic } WASHINGTON — President Tru- in time for spring training properties were seized by Presi- e . energy : 2.30 man has decided to appoint Judge —_— dental order Nod: 31 faowln: Kf‘l»:\ ;I-:&'uhnm”w“x g = oy William Henry Hastie, Nu,_rufldnn NUERNBERG — A N:«m"p,.mx.x. strike of “npkip:'- i iati St EhE” Sehbol of {LOSE i Shirls and ShOI‘iS b §. DEEARIUERS OF JOMMERCE, WEATHER RUREAD PHILLIPS RITES TU '1\21;:1‘«“”}‘;;"D\'\;lx‘.( l;lxr*x’:( a x?x’("\\' ':I‘x 1 St ts and shorts. Athletic type SMNBAU. ALASEA - The funeral of John ips ploye. POINT BARROW, Alaska, Dec. in iine mercerized cotton. Elastic WEATHER BULLETIN of Elfin Cove 1 be t Day after day he delivered mail 9;_Tpe Jetter Charles Nelson of i baad DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 1200H MERIDIAN TIME 08 00 W0 50 00 o 1o the attractive Mrs. Dyer, Who Gpieago addressed to “Mr. Santa. Station 3¢ hra* | TODAY the Chapel of the Charles W. later became executive secretary of ¢ th Pole, Al > almost w e 8 31 3 2 il rived from tk of an Indian . feet from tip to tip community. QUALITY SINCE /887 Juneau Airport 32 0 30 o1 Snow " Ketchikan 41 34 40 1.38 Rain 3 Kotzebue -5 -26 -19 01 Clear B S SH P McGrath -16 -0 -23 0 Clear B -7 A B ; o2 %o 2 | NEWSERVICE FOR JUNEAU | Northway -16 RN | 02 Snow 1 - WIE4E / A b AL Oy 4 L M Petersburg 41 30 39 40 Rain ] .0 3 it Portland 44 36 50 Rain 4 Prince George 37 8 32 13 Cloudy 3 CONGRESSIONAL MARSHALL HONORED ON RETIRING Frivce Rupert 2 = 3 San Francisco 59 24 40 0 Pt. Cloudy = 4 " " . Seattle 40 33 * INVES“GAIO" IS 4 ? o s 5 Sitka 40 32 41 05 Cloudy | > v : ¢ Whitehorse 4 2 Snow DEMA“DED BY G's Yakutat 3 13 15 0 Pt. Cloudy ?-—(4:30 a. m. yestercay to 4:30 a. m. today) i WEATHER SYNOPSIS: A deep low center moved northeastward into ‘o : A:ez'::k‘:m‘m‘m ,;::m ’::“i‘n ttf'?l";’g the Gulf of Alaska off the coast from Sitka. This center is filling this shell-battered ruins of the- Philip- morning. The passage of this center was attended by as of gale to pine Hall of Congress t.onicqt < ol hurricane strength along the r,oa_st from Vancouver Isiand to Dixon 3 noisy - but' ofderly mass prétest to Entrance. A second disturbance is mnving eastward along and south AL e R eIy Soea Tak o of the Aleutian Islands this morning. Rain or snow has fallon during thundered approval 4 & aoihBicr the past 24 hours along the Pacific slope from northern California to "l calling for a Congressional invastiga- tion. Boos rang threugh the hall as an | Prince William Sound and the Aleutian Islands and Bering Sea region. Snow has fallen from the Tanana Valley to the upper Peace River Valley, Canada. Temperatures continue generally above normal over the western portion of Canada and the United States but temperatures as low as :en:::t:ds;::;;e:?;‘;gmai‘ldgg‘mw' minus 30 degrees are reported over western Alaska D. Styer, commanding army forces MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN * ) Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. Today WIND reight of Waves ,4n the Western, Pacific, explpining ¢ delay in home-boupd tri Esrlier, thousands of enlistéd men - Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) = L Yad marched to Styer's headquarters | qnpe Decision Cloudy 3T W 56 6 feet . ! end sent in a committee for five,| Cape Spencer Pt. Cloudy 35 W 48 2 feet N . which was told by the General that El_.dred Rock Snow 27 NwW 8 Zero | ; the “changing international situa- | Five Linger Light Clouc‘l,v 36 NW 29 2 feet \ i ticn” prevented sending all eligible Guard Island Pt. Cloudy 33 W 23 3 feet 3 % men heme at once Lincoln Rock Cloudy 38 W 29 4 feet 1 : L e | Pcint Retreat Cloudy 32 SSW 20 1 foot MARINE FORECAST: Inside channels, Southeast Alaska north of Sumner Strait—westerly winds to southwesterly 20 to 25 miles per hour— rain or snow showers. Inside channels, Southeast Alaska, south of Fred- Demobilization i erick Sound and outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Yakutat—westerly to i | prog'am (a“ses northwesterly winds 25 to 45 miles per hour decreasing to 20 to 35 miles ol A 1 READYMIX CONCRETE DELIVERY i S00GT > * - X 4l HAONOLULU, Jan. 7—The Navy| 4 - ) » o Siewh ‘acrvice paper on Guam, said | 17 Jan.mry Spec.“l 5; Available March I : that a total of 18,000 enlisted men ‘;/ ;) g and officers attended two mass’ 4 . 44 b & i Ne have » gravel loadi : 3 5 \ b4 /) A new, cheaper, speedier service We have one gravel loading unit g meetings on Guam tonight (Guam |y yigw OF THOUSANDS at Washingtons' Pentagon Builddg.whcre work |4 ON 55 e £ ASAPGEAgE i new teady for business, located hd time) protesting “inconsistencies” in yas suspended for the event, General George C. Marshall, retiring Chiet | 9 for Gastineau Channel contract- 5 o LR A ol th;h:rmflr:tdemzbflmn;n prcsr:;\m of Staff, U. S. Army, receives from President Truman the Oak Leaf ;j erm n aves 55 ors is on the way ! Conerete, mix- near Glacier; Mecndelhall River. i meeting at Harmon | Cluster in lieu of a second Distinguished Service Medal, havi iv t .1 in the truck enroute, deliver Our main plant, e located : H was atiended by 6000 men, Uhe paper | his first DSM for gallant service in World War L DAt acsionn % ane )| ed in the truck enroute, delivered 3 3.' plang; vo ¥e licatel g "ol said. Speakers urged them to write — i ;;j L el | direct to the jeb 2 yards to a load. One-Mile Post, Glacier Highway, ' relatives and friends at home to put| } 2| Two new trucks to serve you and will be ready to serve you by ? pressure on Congress to clarify the B -S ( I' Rg. |semretary of ‘the NEEy in 1809, Jorl /’/ oAl e o f e £ March 1. Contractor: inviten situation. Brig. Gen. Douglas F: ymes. AAFOHN@ S |& ponseit, sccrotury of war in 1837, 9 slz 5“ Wave lor sla nn (complele) §,‘ insure a steady flow_of concrete ; Contractors are invited comieaged the crowd on s go0d a i“e em er “‘“:; :x‘d::nb lx‘;“f“?»r[?:;?":f "f::‘fl Gl to the job. Capacity—100 yards to Phone 676 for information and E commended the crowd on its good S'h ( b 'M b Lo o 2 ¥ /1 A in 8 hours. estimates. i in 184 | 8 s. pehavior. D 1843 ,, sls w Wave ior SIZ 50 (comfllele) 2 f The paper estimated that 12,000 it o o 1 4» " men’ assembled for the second meet-: COLUMBIA, S. C. Secretary of /' ?1 ing, held at an American Veterans'|State James F. Byrnes is the fifth ApplE pollsHERS | — 4 J » committee forum at the 20th Air-| Scuth Carolinian to hold a cabinet 31 ol = S STERN. . VANITY BEAUTY || READY MEX CONCRETE co. | °| e of state. at the Swan "Isiantl Nnvy Receiving 5/ ?il Py £3 e L] ob Badmintoners swing back into| Byrnes' appointment broke a 100- Center has a new pass-word. 4 3 . 1 s p i action at the High School Gym | year dearth of Palmetto state ser- It's a big raw meat bone, prefer-| ,/ A ) : E)h 67( g tonight after a two-week layoff vice in the official families of the ably with some choice red nmdu;’ h / Ivan DiBoff one B ey E. Beebe while schools was closed over the nation’s presidents, for the last still in evidence. |2 1.3: holidays. The session' this evening South Carolinian to be a cabinet ~Five big jungle-veteran /‘ Phone 3]8 " COOP&T Bulldmg I { Serving Gastinean Channel Building Contractors will put members of the Juneau member was John C. Calhoun, who Corps dogs back from ihe PAme Badminton Club on the floor from in 1845 was also secretary of state. make short work of the bones—as 7 until 10 o'clock, as usual The others were Paul Hamilton, they did several Jap snipers // i ;; OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT i AR RRRERRRRARR SIRRFERRPOEEIRIRRRS RN FRRRIRRNACFITRINRRRRRRAARN