The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 19, 1946, Page 6

PAGESIX PANAMINT (REW THANKS JUNEAU FOR GOOD TIME Gambling By Gls is A letter expr personal U thanks of the anamint crew “ er an for the “wonderful time all had during our short visit with you and addressed to the people of Ju-' HONOLULU, Jan. 19.—A story in neau through the Governor’s office, the Army newspaper 8tars and has been received here. The letter Stripes that a small group of sol was dated January 4, from Sasebo, | diers was “making a small fortune” Japan at dice from homeward-bound GIs It bore the signature “Jackie Car- at the Oahu Army Personnel Cen- roll, 8 1-c; Don W. B: and | ter has brought an official army ban The Crew of the USS Panamint on 1 forms of gambling there r § and was written as a thank-you note Gen. Robert C. Richardson, Jr., in behalf of all Navy men aboard Mid-Pacific Army Commander, is- the communications ship, one of the sued the ban late yesterday afte: three large vessels anchored here Stars and Stripes reported “organ- during Navy Week. ized gambling goes on nightly with In part the messaie said: “This|thousands of dollars changing is a very late date to be giving you hands.” our thanks, but ‘it’s better late than never’. I have taken it upon myself to write you this letter because I'm sure the boys all would lik2 to show their appreciation, but one Iletter containing it all would be CONSULATE STAFF EXECUTED; HOMMA better than a letter from each man in the crew. The boys have been saying that your city s the mext best thing to home. I'm sure they all feel as I do and will say that after coming from the war front, Juneau was a wonderful place to be. myself have ne before in my life seen such wonderful hospitality as you people gave the Navy men while we were there. We really fell in love with the place and I'm sure that you will have many of us back for a visit when we get out of uniform or on leave.” w MANILA, Jan. wit Licutenant General Masaharu Hom- ma has testified that he once direct- 19—A prosecution his contention that he bloodshed.” The witness, Matsuo, has admitted giving signal for the shootings of Dr. nsul in Manila, and members of the consulate staff. However, the Jap lie ed he - e Blue, symbolic of dark sea waters and gold, representing the Naval uniform ornaments and braid, have been the official colors of the U. S Naval Academy since 1892. was absent. ma to the murder consul 1eport of Young's execution was made to Homma's headquarters. > o FORMER GERMAN - MONOPLY CEASING; BEING LIQUIDATED BERLIN, Jan 19 Liquidation of the I.G. Farben Industrie, Ger- many's greatest .monopoly, ing completion in the American zone of occupation, the American Military Government has AVE the fire insurance on your home and household you increased property to allow for ““B g ; " 4 4 rig. Gen. William Draper, Di- their full insurable value? |, (10" ("the AMG ceonomic divi- sion, told a meeting of the quadri- Don’t guess about your partite committee of control offi- protection, but ask us to |cers for the Farben Combine that check up your insurance the huge trust “has ceased to ex- Jdicies. After a fire, jt |t i the American zone and i pelicies. Aller a lire, 1 now a name on He said 21 of the 42 major Far- hen plants in the American had been .destroyed or :(or reparations and that all Farben's cartel arrangements had !'been terminated. Shattuck Agency will be too late! DO IT NOW! -+ Pl()VFFKq OF ALASKA | Any membe. wisning to attend | the dinner given by the Pioneers at 6:30 pm. Jan. ’(heu reservation by noon Wed. Jan 23 at one of the following stores: Sam Pauls, California Grocery or 'Garmck Grocery. Seward Street Phone 2419 Junau BRONZE SHAFTING — STERN BEARINGS — PROPELLORS GRAY MARINE ENGINES ALES and SERVICE Jnneau Weldmg and Machine Shop INSTALLATION EMBLEH CLUB MEMBERS Elks Hall-Saturday, January 19 8P. M. DANCING from10to 1 A. M. REFRESHMENTS ELKS AND THEIR LADIES INVITED . . . NO CHARGE 200000004 S e LS B M ST 6 A S S ISMAEL HOTEL CLEAN, NEAT ROOMS Reasonable Rent RUN BY THE OWNER, ISMAEL VOSOTROS DIRECTED ORDERS s at the war crimes trial of ed an execution in Manila despite “didn't like Lieutenant Junjo the Clar- ence Kwangson Young, the Chinese But the witness has linked Hom- of the Chinese He has testified that a full zone | designated \ of | 25 must make | utenant claim- was drafted from his clerical duties to conduct the execution be- cause the regular Jap executioner is near- | announc- | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ’ MEET THE NAVY DISTAFF SIDE ;f;” b - WANT ADS FOR SALE SMALL FURN 5D housc- nice | location. Aschenbrenner’s. 306 Willoughby. (172-tH) SSURE cooker. Phone (172-t5 5) LARGE PRES reen 150 E. VACUUM Cleaner, sléeping bag, pair bedroom lamps, ski boots and galoshes, size 9 phone Black 565 (170-t3) BABY buggy and high chair. Green 356, (170-t4) BUICK SEDAN excellent condition 34,000 miles. Phone Black 491. (170-t4) 37 PONTIAC all ‘\round good con- dition Radio, heater, spot- light, $350. Phone Green 680. (170-t6) 941 NASH 4 door sedan, motor A NUMBER OF GOOD REASONS why the British Navy has little trouble .14 tires A-1 condition. Christen- scruits are pictured here at Elstree, the Hollywood of "laml getting r sen Bros. Garage. (168-t€) Smoothing their stocki for a scene in the film “Meet the Navy” are i these Wrens who play key roles in the movie. Although there are no silk 1JSED VACUUM cleaner. Phone or nylon stockings in tightly-rationed England, the girls manage to look Black 245, (169-6) O.K. with those on hand—or, rather, leg. (International) BRAIN OF DR. LEY UNSOUND FOR YEARS IS EXPERTS CLAIM 3:30 WEAVER SCOPE with B mounts. 9-MM German Luger. Inquire Arctic Bar. (164-1) NATIONAL CASH Register, filing cabinet, fireproof. Phone George Brothers. (163-tf) | FOR SALE—Alaska Husky puppies. No. 8, Crescent Apts. (159-t) BY FRANK CAREY NEW HAMP&H[“L RED FRYERS Associated Press Science Writer New York dressed, 60c per ib.| WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. — The Phone 385. (Dec. 15-Jan. 19) brain of the Nazi suicide, Dr. Ley B e o 7 R i A R whose word was law over all FOR RERY man workers, had been diseased Sl T JesIA, AR ATTRY st BioTTeR FOR RENT — Steamheated rooms Las disoioed, Kitchen privileges. Phone 886. Army Institute of Pathology Home Hotel. (10,138-t) scientists who examined the brain it PR I e e '1!!(‘1‘ it was flown hen‘ from Ger- many, revealed last night they MISCELLANECUS found a “long-standing degenera- = : — s tive process” that was “sufficient Tfi{{“‘«?{ 'a:dt Sgurt"hland c»l:sse:i tc have impaired Dr. Ley's mental are offered to Douglas residents and emotional facultic during Tuesday and Wednesday They showed this reporter the n,'d"-m _fl_l.l_ht‘ Do‘uglas cchoIol, krain that once direc the under direction of Miss E‘ln ure of trade unions in th Wether! Douglas Commercial and sought to indoctrinate teacher. Hours of her classes are | workers with the ideas of Fue: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. For further in- her. formation, phone 29 days or 48 And tk pointed out that the vr'vmnmgs. (169-t4) cisease process as most marked Is your stove working right? in the front controls emotions The degeneration g count for his aberrations es6) in conduct and feelir aid in their report based on whole and microscopic studies pf the or Prevent fire hazards; save fuel. House chimneys cleaned, $4 each. Reasonable rates for other work. Phone 676. Ask for Howard. @65-1 mo.) F A SHION_This smock tended to be worn over an.c ing gown, a day dress, OF b ing suit is modeled by’ Mirginia ‘Thorpe, musical comedy actress. It's called the “butcher: huy. WINTER & POND CO,, Inc. gan, mally the frontal lok o (‘(‘m’:m, T mm]{‘v' 4 Complete Photographic Supplies thinking and they Xerc a re- fl Developing — Printing — Enlarging straint on emotional impulses.” Paints and Materials of Rather than face trial as a , Finest Quality criminal, Ley hanged hi October in his cell at RAFERE Wholesale Juneau Retail tashioning a nocse from ! WHI | TR e e GI toweling. i 5 TUNED | LR A Anderson Shop. | : EXPERT ACCOUNTING S UIHERN Sol NS | n rl ays and Office Service CLARA DILG Phone 859 (160-tf) Box 617 OPEN FILIBUSTER OP FEPC MEASURE WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. A group of Southern Democratic Senators organized today to blocz Officers for the newly activated Veterans of Foreign Wars' organiza- tion for Jurcau were elected last night at its regular Priday night meeting. I} Lyman Ellsworth was elected as Commander to head the organization with Harold Mayo as Senior Vice 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 | action on a bill to establish a per- e . f - 202 Franklin St. Phone 563 | manent FEPC, and promptly tied SOMMmAnder .and Ot Anderon &5 pox 3081 - - - - Juneau, Alaska | up Senate buqnew through a pa'- LN, C e x : (10,059-tf) | Brown was elected to the post of liamentary maneuver. Perma- | i Quartermaster -and Joe McLean as L:UARANTEED Realistic Immediately after the opening LR e ” | prayer, a roll call showed 53 Sen- LoStAdvocate; Ernle Stewart, ChaD- pent, §7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up ators-=more than 110 and Ceorge Y. Gombert, Sur- ola’s Beauty Shop. Phone 201 a quorum—pre- sent and majority leader Barkley (Ky) made the customary request for unanimous consent to dispens¢ with the reading of the Journal of yesterday's proceedings. Senator Overton (D-La.) a lead- ling opponent of the bill to estab- lish a fair employment practice commission, objected. He said he had examined the Journal, noted a Tumber of errors and desired to coffect them. ‘The clerk began reading the Par- liamentary Log at 12:15 pm. at 12:25 Senator Langer (R-N.D.), a pro-FEPC man, moved to suspend the reading. Overton objected and the clerk droned .on. This was part of the strategy worked out by the Southerners at a conference before today's session. This group indicated they woull take full advantage of every Par- liamentary tactic capable of delay- ing a vote. geon. Trustees of the new organization A il elected are William S. Brown, V. O. Mount, and Jack Walker. ALASKA BRIEFS Fresent were approximately 100 | Juneau veterans of World War II. | Considerable routine business was The bars are bulging in the city| taken up on the floor. It was voted jajl at Anchorage owing to the| to charge $5 for annual membership, number of inmates and the city is| and to hold a meeting every Friday anxiously ascertaining if there is a night, at 7:30 o'clock promptly. priority on rubber cells. A discussion on the GI Bill of Right as it is applicable to. Alaska was held. It was voted to extend the thanks of the V.F.W. to the American Legion for their previous cooperation. A vote of thanks was also extended to the C.I.O. for use of their meeting hall, and a compit- tee appointed to aid in the selection of an available location for per- manent use. The meeting adjourn- ed promptly at 9 o'clock. The Veterans of Foreign Wars ex- tends a cordial invitation to all veterans to attend the next weekly meating to be held January 25, at 30 o'clock in the Union Hall. 315 pccknr Way. An epidemic of colds has cut at- tendance in the primary grades of the Fairbanks public schools. Dr. A. S. Walkowski, physican of Anchorage, has entered the race in the Third Division for the Territor- | ial Senate at the special ~lectlon to| be held January 29. Other candi-| dates ‘for the same place are Sgt.| Steve McCutcheon, Gunner Engel- breth, both of Anchorage, and H. W. Griffen of Dillingham. Patrick Savage has filed at Fair- banks for one of the five seats in| the Territorial House Legislature. GENEVA, Switzerland — Because the Schaffhausen art museum lost som2 of its treasures through bomb- ing, the city authorities of Geneva have voted to present two works of A. L. Marak marshal, night MEEKER, Okla. resigned as city art to Schaffhausen. The gifts are watchman and water superintendent | a landscape by Bartholomew Menn to devote mors time to his other oA 10 LEO | cces ‘. | and a self-portrait by Ferdinand work. ¥ \Woeers:a e Hodler. Marak is an electrician, does | S e plumbing and tinning and serves as Baranof Hotel Building i Tt’s the Nicest Store in Town™ ORDER OF RAINBOW Meets tonight at 7:30 Scottish pressman and emergency typesetter for the Meeker Herald. In his Rite Temple. Initiation and re- * re” time he helps out as wait- freshments, er in a cafe operated by his wife. | s civa resea Order of WORTHY ADVISOR > y 1 (172-t1) ORDER OF RAINBOW % ’ . - gl Don's Radio Service “Anchors Aweigh,” baLll(- song of Meets tonight at 7:30 Scottish Electrical and Radio Repair the Navy, was composed by Band- Rite Temple. Initiation and re- (We pick up and deliver) WANTED TO RENT — Furnis house in Juneau or Dous eran and wife reliable Write P. O. Box 1645 WANTED~—Paper carrier. Inquire Empire office. YOUNG GIRL lost green color | mitt. Please return to Empire. (163-t3) WANTED TO BUY--Troller, 28 to 32 ft, equipped. Wrire O. R Haynes, Fanshaw, Alaska. (10,144-t0)| WANTED—To rent 3 or 4 bedroom house, chase later. Phone 473, 8 to 5 (132-tf) | WANTED—‘Usea furniturc 306 loughhy Pnnne 88 MIDDLE-AGED . . ... BUSINESS MAN or SALESMAN WANTED: Two mature business men or salesmen. M. E. Richman, new man starting mid-year 1945, earn- ed $6,331.02 first six months, AV~ ERAGE of over $1,000 per month. T. D. Stockwell, another man started early in 1945 earned $5,- 810.53 first eight months. In past six years C. A. Sclberg earned a young fortune of $40,105.64. (Sol- berg works only about eight or nine months per year). In past four years E. H. Ferguson reecived a young fortune of $42,753.06. In past two years N. E. Crist received $20,- 753.50. During past year H. A. Mugler earned over $11,000, his second yeoar. Over 150 of our men have earned $400 to $3000 in one menth, many being new men re- placing others entering armed forces.(These are SWORN STATE- MENTS.) These gross earnings are, of course exceptional. Many of our men are not only making that kind of money now, but did so lons be- fcre the war. It's a foregone con- clusicn that our men will do cven better now that we've returned to peace-time activity. Men who were “pankrupt” when they started now have big new homes, scme two cars instead of e sending chil- dren to college, and enjoying se- curity for the future. Man is need- ed for this areca — also several others for nearby territories. Our most successful men are thos> who are to be away from home traveling one or two weeks at a time—out doors in Healthful Fas- cinating Occupation. Our product (U. S. Pat. App. For) sold on long trial credit terms no down pav- ment to high-grade, dignified trade such as manufacturers, business officials, schocls, merchants, large farms and ranch owners. Certain war-time shortages, not expected to terminate soon, greatly increase demand for product. Earnings ad- vanced weekly. < Big season just ahead. Rush name, age for full details. Vice President, P. O. Box 711-E, Fort Worth, Texa LBS'I‘ AND FOUND LOST — Purse vontnining checks and identification papers. Anyone able finding same please return to Ruth Rock, Baranof Hotel. Re- ward. a71-t4) | LOST—Bunch of keys. Pleme re- turn to Smaily’s Poolroom. (169-t4)) FOUND UPPER false teeth. In— quire Harbor Master and pay for adv. LOST — Envelope containing en- larged photos of decorations and | large ‘Victory sign’in process of | painting; also in envelope a small green photo album contain- | ing color photos of advertising bulletins of value of no one but myself. Reward for its return. J. 8. McClellan. 61-thH) Six-seventh of the iron ore and {limestone used in U. S. steel-making is carried on the Great Lakes. SPECIAI.ISTS Hair Slyling COLD WAVING PERMANENTS STYLING, SHAPING' Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Baranof Beauty Salon OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT master Charles A. Zimmerman in {reshments. 1906. It was first sung at an Army- Order of WORTHY ADVISOR. Navy foathall game in 1907 A72-thH ‘Phone 659 909 West 12th - Phone 538 permanent, consider pur-| (170-t4) | SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1946 e ARDES Daily Scheduled Trips | TO | Sitka Wrangell | Pelershurg Ketchikan Also Trips TO HAINES SKAGWAY HOONAH SOUTHEASTERN PORTS AND OTHER | | For Information and Reservations Phone 612 | - o Baranof Turkish Bath and Massage Hours 9 A, M. to 6 P. M.—Open Evenings by Appointment BARANOF HOTEL—Lower Level PHONE 753 | Abl)l’l‘S SYSTEMS 'l"AXES NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY Establisked 1940 Public Accountants — Auditors — Tax Counselors 208 Franklin Street —- Phone 757 FAIRBANKS OFFICE—201-2 LAVERY BUILDING Kinloch N. Neill John W. Clark IISQUIRF ABOUT O,UR MONTIHLY ACCOU ;9 G SERVICE e —— | ELL!S ANRR E)HNES | | . DAILY TREIPS JUNEAU T0 KETCHIKAN ! ‘ via Petershurg and Wrangell | With counnections to Craig, Kiawock, Hydaburg ana | «teamers for Prince Rupert. Vancouver, and Seattle [ | ~ FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 Lo A HAINES BE. 8. "BONIALC" SKAGWAY . FREIGHT ACCEPTED AT FERRY FLOAT MONDAY A. M. PASSENGERS get 9 A. M. Bus TUESDAY connecting with DONJAC AT AUK BAY—PHONE BLUE 449 OR 79 SAILINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE I Pamtmg Contractor With a Guarantee of Satisfaction All Classes of Work LODGE — CLUB — CHURCH — STORE FE — RESIDENCE ‘ ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN MeCLELELAN - Decorator PHONE 374—DOUGLAS ‘ CATERPILLAR } DIESEL MARINE ENGINES | Sales and Service—Genuine Paris NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO. “Caterpillar” and Allied Equipment Distributor in ALASKA and YUKON TERRITORY JUNEAU BRANCH—227 Admiral Way i MINING EQUIPMENT FARMING MACHINERY WE CARRY IN STOCK DORAN ELECTRIC WHISTLES ONAN BATTERY CHARGERS in 6-12-32 Volt in 12 and 32-volt D. C. JABSCO GEARLESS PUMPS REX PUMPS | | | e — Your Deposits Are SAFE DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED First National Bank of JUNEAU, ALASKA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION