The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 22, 1948, Page 8

a rh) l\ s of Sugamo, v miles from down- LORDS PAY PENMIY (contmued fcm page one) soldiers American After defendar ed by the inter national received pri for life Two of the cond pealed in vain for in States S decided Il not know about| ns until later this The people were in the hen the warlords |8 ttack on Pearl Har- 7, 1941, the act which|a id led to the ourt. bor on Dec lost dock |t . la few high-ranking Japanese | knew what was The __ | people did " | the next morning ...... JUNEAU RIFLE, PISTOL CLUB MEETS THURSDAY | happening. of treatment »od, although lost their All me! m) ers of the Juneau Riue’ and Pistol Club are urged to be or nd at the military bea In the cl small bore range ursday evening rt business nmoung officers | military rigidity of Shakes With Palsy F: Matsui, the ivanking command- | for er, shook from palsy. General Ka- mura, who has been described as out “closest to Tojo” in the last days Any in prison. walked with a stoop. may d Itagaki, once the sardonic string/ Bc at the Alaska Laundry or puller of Manchuria, hunched. Doi- John Quilico at the H and Ql hara, the master plotter, seemed Sports Center. to shrivel > Hirota, the former Premier and FOR YOUR HOLIDAY the only civilian among the con- Smoked and kippered salmen at demned, had become a gnarled old Sanitary Meat. Ph. 49. 74 2t man. At 70, he was the oldest to die. These characteristics m’nhfi')l\ Tugget —_— — | | [ d the the indoor range. Al See Special Bargains &t The 4 Shop. n 4t\ g Your I)epouls : '3 ARE SAFF it BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS m HE management of this oank is pledged to conserva- tive operation. The safety of depositors’ funds is our | primary consideration In addition the bank is a mem- ser of Pederal Deposit In- surance Corporation, whicb insures each of our deposit- ors agulnst loss to & maxi mum of $5,000 POSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED FIRST NATIONAL BANK of JUNEAU, ALASKA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION %@‘4« . et ON DISPLAY BY C. Y. 0. MEMBERS IN FRONT OF LEGION DUGOUT AND OPPOSITE BEHRENDS STORE ON THIRD STREET PRICE: Spruce, 50c per foot SPRUCE BOUGHS FOR SALE Calhohc Youth Grgamzalmn JUST ARRIVED A Large Stock of Bell & Howell CAMERAS and PROJECTORS 8-m.m. and 16-m.m. sizes CASTLE FILMS AND WALT DISNEY CARTOONS FOR YOUR HOME MOVIES 8 S S B B S I A Gift fer « Lifetime GEC. LANGAKER Successor {o Pioneer Jewelers VIR RN IERDVRDRRVL 1 ) | Guilty consciences the pleasure of ce and the majority of |their Christmas trees, is the opin- ion of home-owners who have suf- fered depredations this week of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Bodding her husband about how they would \\)u that atte (k went off, g.m!out the window and saw-—-no trees St/ hunched in their office at night|She exclaimed. siring to join the club are expected to arrive in Junciu [ so by contacting A. W.! saturday. : &= fi R B B D S D S SR S I I 'l JUNEAU YARDS FOR (HRISTMAS TREES Qx> snculd mar n vandfllc in ¢ at Willamette O and is in his first year| m pre-medicir son of Mr. and n the | Depart NGTICE Two Christmas trees have been rowing for five years in the yard t 9th and B Streets. Talking to rim them, Mrs. Bodding looked “How can anyone be so muan! A transplanted spruce tree, near not learn of it until|the steps in their yard, was cut and taken at the E. Vienola hcme in West Juneau. ENROUTE TO TAXCO The three young Eskimos who were in Juneau this week on their way to Taxco, Mexico, left yes- terday via Pan American Air- e A. B. Hall at 7:30 o'clock | ways, and soon will' be followed There will be |y their two colleagues. Marley P. Lincoln and Joseph e mmmsz year will be elected | A Jessop, both of Kotzebue, were shooting program will be | presumed tc be flying by Wein- laska Airlines to Fairbanks, and And remember . . . Just the Gift for Mothér THAT LIFETIME LABOR-SAVER THE BENDIX auiomatic WASHER We Invite You to Come In and See Our Greatest Gift Display All Time of JUNEAU # the goed times every night at ROSS’ Drive over to Douglas. Visit the <*Faumepus Room,” OASIES and tune in KINY at 5:45 for your favorite dance tunes JUNEAU YOUNG HARDWARE (0. Alaska’s Finest Hardware and Furniture Store Where Sania Malkes His Headquarlers OO OO D O R IR EEOR RO and popular melodies. Y Gur Ship Has Come In with the & HAVE REEN WAFTING 10§ W@%&%‘ i see this wwvonderfxls t".b (" ifi' Rriiling ~ Moving - Exciting - Dducational and Mechanical Toys! HUNDREDS UPGN HUNDREES OF Additional Gift Items Newly Arrived ELECTRICAL GIFTS OF ALL KINDS i TOASTERS — COFFEE MAKERS — MIXERS WAFFLE IRONS — ELECTRIC ROASTERS SANDWICH TOASTERS — STEAM IRONS And Myriads of Cther Gifts ALASKA transplanted, | § THeristinas sorries SHIPPING LAST-MINUTE fllflSK% kl/* v 4 MWMA‘ %i%i‘% B mmr%%’im SSEe e NS E mt%{dld‘fflufbfgwfi E%%&%%‘E%T%fi?%’r AT LAST— The M.V. REDONDO has arrmed' (10 ie \NLl)’\lbD‘\ DECE MBLR 22, 1948 iUse Qur Baranof Keotel Office for ~ CHRISTMAS PARCELS IEMES S ul’mé?%‘m"é‘f Z%‘Q‘%’kmmgf%&fi : FiS YOU 1»;3 e overwhen L af ;mm”'ent of