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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Church of the Nativity of the
Blessed v. M, Juneau

Fifth and Gold Streets
Rev. VIM. G. LeVASSEUR, 81.
Pastor
First Sunday in Lent. Feast of
the Basilica of Saint Peter and
Paul.
Sunday Masses:
600 am.--Holy Mass.
500 a.m.-Holy Mass and Ip-
struction.
1000 a.m.-Sunday School.
1890 a.m.-High Mass and Ser
mon.
1880 p.m.-Rosary and Benedi:-
ton of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment.
Days of Special Devotion
Tuesday, Feb 24-Feast of Saint
Matthew, Apostle
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
Feb. IS, 81, and 28-Elnber Days,
days of fast and abstinence.
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205 S. Franklin
Conducted by w. p. GRIFFIN
1915 a.In.-Bible Glass.
HOO am. Preaching Service.
Sumject, The Church" First OF a
series of messages.
1880 pm. = Preaching. Subject,
THE Rock, Christ
HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL
THE VERY REV. CHARLES
E. RICE, Dean
Fourth and Gold Streets
Ernst Oberg, Organist and Choir
Director.
Jackson Rice, Assistant Organist.
Sunday services:
800 a.m.--Holy Communion.
1000 a.m.-Sunday School.
1880 ABANDONING Prayer, Lii
tany and Sermon.
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hearsal.
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Notices TOT THIS church column
must be received by The Empire
not later than 10 o'clock Saturday
morning to guarantee change of
sermon topics, etc.
SAINT ALOYSIUS' CHURCH
DOUGLAS
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ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
No service tomorrow.
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FUR. Groom modern house, newly
painted, $3.50 cash. Call between
6 and 8 pm. 1872 E st.
Evening star., 1942-11-15

UNDIES AND SLEEPERS MAKE NICE GIFTS!
2-Piece Bunny-Fuff sIeepers poirs Of pants, l.25
Flonnelette SIeepers, poirs pants with feet---l15
FIonne!ete SIeepes, printed, feet, to o----- LOO
Boys and Girls Cotton Union Suits, to ox----1oo
Yoke front Training Pants, cotton knit, to o--29e
Royon Satin Ponties, embroidered or pcy 2ox, Csc
Cotton or Royon Lacy or Tailored Slips 1-6x----59e
Observation-Disclosures Dept-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-15

GIFTS EVERY BABY WANTS FROM SANTA!
ond sootss Dn be H
Knitted Creepers, applique, button shouIders---l.39
Gift Blankets, with wide ribbon trimming 400
Baby Bunting, snuegIe rug, jacket with hood--3'99
SIunober Robes (snuooe ducky) small sized--4.o5
S|unober Robes, pink or blue, large szed------e.75
Birdseve SIurber Robes, pink or bIue3.5O
Pastel Wool Flannel Robes, with ribbon trims $50
Infonts' Sweaters, decotely hond-embrodered, zoo
embroidered - ZOO
Baby shows, hondk knotted fringe. all wooI----3.oo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
laps III, Starving
On Guddd|candI

WASHINGTON. Dec. 80 QNS)
The navy department was in
formed today that widespread
hunger and disease caused by the
American sea and air blockade
had added to the terrorS faced by
the remaining japanese forces on
Guadalcanal Island.
Commander Dwight II. Dexter
OF the United States Coast Guard
who participated in the initial
assault on the Solomon Islands
in August, returned here with the
news that the Japanese position
on Guadalcanal IS rapidly de-
tcriorating as the result of
sickness and starvation among
the enemy troops
Pursued relcntleSsly through
the junglcS by United States
marines and army troops, the
cnfeeblcd Japanese. Commander
Dexter said, have been fleeing 10
the hills, forming guerrilla bands
and attempting to live Off the land
while seeking refuge IN native
villages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
laps Back
To Wall i'm
Buna Area
Registered U. S. Patent once

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA
Dec. 30 UNS).-Attacking relent-
lesSly under cover of Allied air
forces. American and Australian
Jungle fighters today pressed
deeper into the Jap defenses ir
the Buna Mission area of New
Guinea.
An Official communique from
field headquarters of Gen. Douglas
Macarthur said that on the right
of the battle sector, the Allied
troops expanded their wedge into
the strong Jap defenseS farther tc
the west.
"On the left" the conmunique
said, IAN enemy strong point
containing 10 bunkers was re-
duced at dusk"
General Macarthur announced
that the beleaguered JapS launched
a counterattack AT one point but
were soundly repulsed.
The Allied air forces raided Jap
air bases at kavefng on New ire
land Island. Gasmata. on New
Britain Island, and Lac, northeast
new Guinea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
.Exi|ed Yugos|avs
Reform Cabinet

LONDON, Dec. 30 TNS). 49,
Yugoslavia's prime minister. Prof
Slobodan Yovanovitch. and his
commandments resigned today
and Immediately started work on
the formation of new govern
ment under Premier Yovanovitch.
a government communique, an
nouncing the cabinets resignation.
said that for reasons of efficiency
under the conditions of war. the
Yugoslav government has decided
TO reduce the size of the cabinet
while maintaining its character of
an all-partY government. I"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Gen. JUN Heads
Girdud's Army

LONDON. Dec. 80 CUP).- Cen
,Alphonse JUN has been named
commander in chief OF the French
forces in Africa under Gen. Henri
Honore Giraud. new high can4-
missioner. French African radios
announced today.
JUN. So, commanded the French
forces in Africa at the time of
the Allied occupation i'm November
and had since been collaborating
with the pro-Allied French regime.
Breakfasts by French radios
and dispatches from Algiers indi.
Gated that there was every prospect
OF an early agreement uniting
Glraud and Gen. Charles de
Gaulle, Fighting French leader. TO
insure full worldwide cooperation
of all French leaders not captiveS
Of the Axis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
FOE ON RUN, ANS SAYS

LONDON, Dec. 80 CUP).-Tht
-German-controlled radio Vichy to.
day quoted Berlin reports" that
American forces northwest oi
MedjeZ-el-Bab u miles south.
west of Tunis, had advanced TO.
ward Tebourba. but had beer
forced TO retreat"
The British First Army. radio
Vichy said, had tried to outflank
Axis forces southwest of Pont du
Fahs. 35 miles southwest of Tunis
but below Mediez-el-Bab, and had
been repulsed. "
Allied North African headquar-
tiers acknowledged yesterday that
British and American forces had
Withdrawn from a hill position six
miles northeast of Medjez-el-Bah
which they had taken the day
before Christmas.
Competent observers said. how
ever, that the Allied position as
a whole was not materially af-
fected.
The Allied high command said
its forces had withdrawn only
after inflicting heavy casualties
on the Germans and Italians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
9th Army
Cuts Axis
Libya Line

CAIRO, Dec. 30 (UPl.-British
Eighth army patrols have broken
across the Wadi Bel 81 Chebir. first
of three possible ANS hines of tie-
tense on the Libyan coast, and are
Slashing into struggling Afrika
Korps transport, a communique of
the Middle Eastern command said
today.
The Wadi Bel 81 Chebir Is 81
miles west of Sirte and 1875 miles
east of Tripoli
1t appeared that Field Marshal
Erwin Rommel was intent only on
getting his broken forces to Tu-
nisia for the AXIS last ditch stand
on the African continent.
Naval torpedo planes sank a
southbound merchant ship. laden
with supplies for the Axis African
forces. off ItalyS Pantelleria
Island, between Tunisia and Sicily.
Planes based on the Middle East
attacked docks at Tunis and
SousSc. Tunisia.
All the Allied planes returned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

Nszis in Africa Surprised
by Quantity Of u S. Arms

WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN
TRIPOLITANIA, Dec. II (UP)-
Delayed German prisoners cap
tured while laying mines on the
road southwest Of Sirte stared
with open mouths today at Allied
tanks, guns and trucks rolling
west.
They were tired and hungry
and hadn't talked much Then,
suddenly, as if speaking to himself,
the youngest, a blond youth who
looked about 20. said:
die Menge tut es-Amcrika."
Cts the quantity that counts
AmericaO
I'VE can't compete against
that" he added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

DAYTON. o.. Decy 30 dNS) ~
Army commanding officers al
Wright Field disclosed today that
a new bomber. much deadlier than
the Flying Fortress in defensive
fircpower and capable Of carrying
bombs several times as heavy as
any now in use. had been designed.
Newspapcrmcn were conducted
through a wooden mock-up. or
model. of the bomber. which is
being considered for possible pro-
duction.
An effort has been made in
designing the new ship 10 take
advantage of battlefront lessons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Roosevelt
To Zee
DeesauIIe

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30 GNS)
President Roosevelt today re-
vealed that ne expected TO soc
Gen. Charles dc GauIle some time
very soon.
Mr. Roosevelt said that no
definite date for the visit of the
Fighting French leader had been
set. and added that De Gaulles
trip already had been postponed
twice.
He denied. however. that Adj
miral William d. Leahy; his chief
OF staff ever had requested that
De Gaullc postpone his visit as
was reported in London.
The President said that in his
conversations yesterday with Gen.
NJ f. Bcthouart and J. l.. Du
Breuil. chief members of a North
African mission appointed by Gen.
Henri Graud. the question OF
French unity was not discussed.
Those talks, the President said,
conferred on the furnishing sup
plies for French troops in North
Africa. He SAID the matter of
providing the necessary supplies
was getting along pretty well but
that il was largely question OF
shining
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
RommeI's Units
Fight Allies on
Tunisian Front
U. S. and French Troops
Attack Axis Position;
American Tanks Halted

WITH ALLIED FORCES ON
THE TUNISIAN FRONT, Dec.
rs Delayed UNS).-Units of
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel S
Afrika Korps were reported today
to have made their way from
.Libya into Tunisia, where they
are engaging French infantry and
American tank units south oil
.Pont du FANS, 35 miles southwest
of TuniS.
The battle started when the
Allied forces, advancing in two
columns, attacked an Axis posi-.
ton 10 miles southwest of Pont
do Fahs.
The northern Allied column OF
French troops and American tank
forces gained their immediate OBJ
jective, a strip of high ground
after a few hours of heavy fight
ing. Several hundred AXIS troops
were taken prisoner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
\ Deadlier Bomber
New Plane More Powerful Than Flying Fortress
NJ Carries Huge Bomb Load

More than is the case With any
heavy bomber nowdn use, officers
explained. the new plane has been
designed around its armament and
bomb-carrying capacity.
II would be armed with at least
10 machine guns of the heavy 30
caliber size, and the fire would be
concentrated TO cut TO pieces an
enemy ship.
Gunners would have much
greater freedom in the operation
OF the guns than they have in the
Flying Fortress.
The new bomber would be much
larger than the Flying Fortress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Ndzis Bdtt|ino
Surge Of Unrest

NEW YORK. Dec. 30 (UP) -
German and Italian occupation
authorities. fighting a rising tide
of sabotage and unrest, are taking
drastic steps in an effort to sup
press revolt behind their lines,
the United Nations information
office reported today.
reports from the underground
movements in occupied Europe
tell of hundreds of new execu-
tons, many without even the
Nazi version of a trial, the office
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

portant than the immediate
achievement.
THE world has now seen the
first fruits of three years ef-
forts by Britain to create an
army trained and equipped tn
fight the enemy on level terms.
"Libya showed what can be
achieved by the perfect cooper
alton Of air and ground forces
under skilled, resolute and
tested leadership.
"The Dieppe raid and the
First Army'ss landing Tin AL
geria) gave proof of the sound
ness of British administrative
organization in enterprises In
which military and naval CO.
operation worked without n
hitch. IL has seen the enemy
wOrsted by British tanks and
British gunners, with new and
improved weapons establishing
n decisive superiority over the
enemy's batteries.
PAST DEFEATS
above all, II has seen In the
victory of ri Alamein, the Brit
ish infantry coming once more
into Its own-no longer the
Flooding. mud-encumbered poor,
bloody infantry, of Passchep-
daele lin the last war;. nor the
Intellectual fighting men swept
back by the weight of metal 10
the beaches of Dunkirk. hut
mobile infantry. master Of
varied and eHeetiycEwcaponx,
confident II has now the meas
ure of the enemy"
The review pointed out how
critical lastwinter had been, whcl
The Philippines, IN
East Indies ant
Burma fell; how the Axis puShe,
the British back into Egypt. hoy
the Germans in Russia overraI
the eastern Ukraine and N
Donets Basin and reached Stain
grad.
But. the review pointed ou'
the Russians retired fighting an
in perfect order and, in a BATH
on a smaller scale the BIRTHS
stopped the Germans in Egyp
and Malta held.
Further II was pointed out. IN
Allies firmly held such key con-
.munlcatlons points as leblanc
Gibraltar West Africa and Irar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Hinnn|er Set
To Rule France

LONDON. Dec 80 tUP) - Re-
ports from the continent today
said Heinrich Himmlcr'S Gestapo
had taken over control OF the
entire internal administration of
France.
ANThe reports tended 10 confirm
earlier ones that Otto, Abctz. Ger
man ambassador 20 Paris Mad
been recalled o Berlin and would
not return 10 lis post. Tho Allied
occupation OF North Africa was
reported 10 have destroyed Hit
lcrS confidence in Abcll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
East Coast Gale Forecast

NEW YORK. Dec. 80 CUP) .-
The weather bureau today ordered
storm warnings posted from south
of Block Island 10 the Virginia
CapeS. Increasing winds. besom-
ing strong TO gale force this after
noon and tonight, were predicted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Curl. Cupid i'm AEF
Army 10 Court-MarteI Soldiers Who Wed Over.
seas Without First Getting Official Sanction

DONDON Doc. 30 GNSj.-+
American soldiers stationed over.
seas may marry u they receive
their supcrior'S permission. but will
be cOurt-martialcd If they marry
without permission United States
Army headquarters of the Euro
Dean theater Of operations an
nounced today
Permission must DC sought IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
L. s. TANKS HALTED

A similar column striking tC
the south ran into concentrated
fire from SS-millimeter mortars
The American tanks were forced
to haft.pwiHg To their inability L
knock out the Axis artillery.
Latest reports from the fight
iLg area said that the Axis forces
including units OF the Afrik5
Korps, counterattacked this south
ern column during the night.
"a communique from French
headquarters in North Africa
said that the Axis, supported by
numerous tanks, had launched
violent counterattacks h c Low
Pont du FahS.
("The enemy was repulsed
everywhere with the exception
of one point" the communique
said. There he was able 10
register n slight advance at a
cost Of heavy losses. About 50
German bodies were counted i'm
one sector"
The communique added that
following a local action between
Pichon and Kairouan, Is miles
southwest of Tunis. the Allied
forces improved their positionD
Neutral sources said the
French had knocked out at least
| II German tanks with their new
anti-tank guns, United Press
Said)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
MURMANSK DEFENDED

German bomberS attempted "a
raid the Arctic port Of MurmanSk
but the high command said Rus
sian fighter planes chased them Oft
after shooting down two.
On Monday. 81 German trans
port planes were destroyed IN the
Stalingrad area.
e A Moscow radio bulletin re-
ported that Soviet CuerrillaS oper-
atinC in the Ukraine had annihi-
lated i6.755 Germans in the last
few months. The partiSans de-
Stroyed 81 local headquarters of
the enemy, blew up more than
200 tanks and wrecked 400 bridges,
las freight trains and 2.656 rail-
road wagons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Troops Called
Best Behaved
In All History
Better Than World War
Coast-to-Coast Survey
I5-Page Report Shows

WASHINGTON. Dec. 80 tINS)
In a countcrattack against RS
ing prohibition sentiment, the
Office of War Information re-
ported today that Uncle Sam $
troops drink conServatively and
the American army IS the best
behaved IN history
THE American soldier needs
neither curtain lecture nor apOl-
ogY," OWL said.
He behaves well. he trains
well. and i'm the far-fiung places
of the earth he is fighting we'll.
There is vastly less drinking
among soldiers I'm this war than
i'm the last war"
In a l5-page report the owl
summarized the findings Of a
l2.000-mile. coast-to-coast survey
of drinking conditions in and
around army camps, reaching
three conclusions:
There is no excessive
drinking among troops. and
drinking does not constitute
serious problem.
2-The sale Of 80 beer in the
post exchanges in training
camps is a positive factor in
army sobriety.
3-No American army i'm all
history has been so orderly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

writing two months beforc the
wedding date. headquarters added.
The superior officer must inform
the applicant that he Will not be
allowed special living arrange
ments and that his wife will not
become an American citizen, al
though she will be exempted from
the immigration quota and entitled
10 spccdier naturalization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Deiroiter Dieppe Prisoner

" Edward H. FarIcA son 81 I'd
vaCd Farley Of 2027 Sycamore
avenue, today was reported hy
Canadian authorities 70 have been
taken prisoner by the Germans
during the Dieppe raid Farley.
member ~ The Canadian
had been reported previously as
missing IN action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
MOSCOW FRONT RACES

Offensive engagements ragged
Inundated on the central front
west of Moscow. Several inhab-
tited localities were occupied in the
lVelikie Luki area. 1S5 miles
northwest of Moscow. An inn
portant Nazi defense position was
captured after heavy battling.
Seizure of Kotelnikovski, 90
miles southwest of bomb-scarred
lStalingrad, cut the NaZis in the
IStalingrad area off from rail COM
Imunication with German forces in
the Caucasus.
The fall of Kotelnikovski also
closed tighter the Jaws OF the PIN
GERS encircling % Nazi divisions
in the Stalingrad area A double
wall of Red army troops will have
been thrown around these enemy
forces if the Russians pushing
west from Koelnikovski join ranks
with the Russians advancing south
ward through the middle Don.
a joint drive by these two col
iumnS on RoStov would cut off
ANdLi dilllitS III tue NduNdNuS anu
trap an estimated 100000 Ger
man troops
In capturing KotelnikovSki. the
Russians took many NaziS prisoner
and seized large quantities of war
material the Red army high COM
mand said The booty taken by
the Russians included II airplaneS.
a trainload Of tanks and aircraft
equipment
A number Of localities close 10
kotelnikovski were occupied in the
final push into the rail center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
RECREATION \ FACTOR

The problem Of inadequate rec
reational facilities is particularly
serious in sections of the South
and West whore there arc bic
troop concentrations with no larg,
cities nearby
The result Is that pay-iays
and week-ends see thousands Of
liberty troops descend on small
communities which are Ill
equipped 10 take care of them"
owl said.
They walk the streets all
night because there are no hotel
rooms - and sometimes out Of
preference because they are
hunting fun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
BRITISH ARMYs STRENGTH

Plainly limiting at grand scale
activity 10 come in other theaters
the review indicated the strength
of Britain's army and said;
But the promise which
energies from the success in
North Africa IL even more inn