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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-29
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ATTACK BIG
ALLIED BASE
japanese Swoop Down on
Orc Bay, New Guinea
They Suffer Losses

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
AUSTRALIA, March 49, In the
most ambitious attack on a New
Guinea sector, the Japs hurled 40
bombers and a strong fighter escort
against Orc Bay yesterday.
A small Allied merchantmen was
sunk and another small craft was
damaged.
The attack cost the Japs Is planes
shot down and probably II others
so badly damaged they were unable
to return to their base.
The Allied Command announces
the Americans suffered extremely
light losses.
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GHOST ARMY
GETS READY
FOR ACTION
British, Norwegidns Living
in Secret Places, Pre-
pairing 10 Strike

NEW YORK, March ga Swed-
ish dispatch, quoted by the Office OF
War Information, said 500 British
agents and 500 Norwegians have
been dropped" in Norway during
the winter
The dispatch further says there
is an army of ghosts now in Norway
which may one day suddenly grow
like mushrooms. They are living in
secret places awaiting the time for
action"
A Reuters dispatch, picked up
here as coming from the German
controlled Oslo radio station says
that a group of saboteurs had been
landed on the Norwegian coast by
British motorboats but had been
spotted by German troops and driv-
en- off with sharp losses"
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LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER
CHARLIE BONN dies
At EIGHTY-5Ix YEARS

One of the city's best-known
pioneers, quiet unassuming Charlie
Bohm, died last night at st. AIMS
Hospital where he has been pa
tent since July of last year.
Born in Germany, April "a, 1860
when German nationalism was still
in its beginning, Bohm immigrated
to the United States in 1875 and
came to Alaska in 1897, arriving in
Ketchikan, January IL of that
year.
A seafaring man for most of his
life, Bohm continued to follow it
vicariously after his prime, when
he became a lighthouse keeper and
assisted others through the troub-
led waters he had once sailed.
Serving at the Point Retreat and
Eldred Rock lighthouses, Mr.. Bohm
was until his retirement several
years ago, keeper at the Sentinel
Island lighthouse.
A daughter, Flora, died in 1929
while his second wife, Mrs Louise
Bohm, died here about two years
ago.
Following series of paralytic
strokes. the pioneer Alaskan passed
into a coma three days ago from
which he failed to recover.
For many years he has been a
member of Igloo No. 6. Pioneers
of Alaska. He was a member OF
The Lutheran Church.
Remains are at the Charles w
Carter Mortuary, where funeral
services are still pending,
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ELk5 TURN IN
200 BOOKS FOR
VICTORY DRIVE

A capacity crowd of Brother Elks
and their wives and friends damned
the Elks ballroom for a Victory
Book Dance Saturday night, turn
ing in some 200 books for the cur
rent Victory Book Campaign.
The Elks were charged at least
one book per couple for admission
to the dance for which Lillian Ug-
gems orchestra furnished the music
Elks in charge of the affair were
N. Floyd Fagerson, Chairman, and
assisting, A. B. (Cot) Hayes, Leon
ard Holmquist, and Exalted Ruler
Arthur Adams 9
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FOUR YEAR-OLD
DIES SUNDAY AT
LOCAL HOSPITAL

Little Frances Joseph, four year.
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Joseph, died yesterday af-
ternoon at the Government Hos
pital, where she has been receiving
medical treatment since last Fri
day. In addition to her parents,
she is survived by a sister, Geral-
dine. Funeral services will be held
in the chapel of the Charles w.
Carter Mortuary tomorrow after
noon at 2 O'Clock.
The Rev. Makary Andrew Baran-
off will officiate and interment
will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-29
DANIELS NAMED
As ASSISTANT
FOR PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The
appointment of Jonathan Daniels
of Raleigh, North Carolina, news
paperman and son of the former
Secretary of the Navy, as Admins
trative Assistant to the President,
was announced today.
Daniels will operate in no par
ticular field, but will serve in a
fact finding capacity" Secretary
Stephen Early said.
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Sunday Musicale at
ST. AIMS Hospital

Patients and staff of St AIMS
Hospital yesterday enjoyed their
first Sunday afternoon musical
hour since the departure of Sgt.
Ellis Levi, pianist and organizer of
the series.
An Unusually splendid informal
program was provided by Milton
Steinha rdt, violinist; Mrs. Carol
Berry Davis, pianist, Shirley Dav-
is, celli't and Mrs. Daniel Langdon,
violipist of ability The musicale
was held from 4 to $50 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-29
GUSTAV ERICKSON,
ST. AIMS PATIENT,
SUCCUMBS IN CITY

Gustaf Erickson, Finn, died at
St. AIMS Hospital at S pm. Sat-
urday, where he has recently been
receiving care.
Unmarried, Mr. Erickson was So
years of age at the time of his
death, and a member of the Lu-
theran Church.
Remains are at the Charles w
Carter Mortuary. Funeral services
will be announced later.
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5EvENTY-NINE
ARRIVE FROM
S|TkASUNDAY

Seventy-nine passengers arrived
here Sunday morning from Sitks
and seventy took passage for South
east Alaska communities and Sc.
attic.
Arrivals here from Sitka were
John D. Abbott, Mrs. John D. Alb
bolt, John d. Abbott, Jr, Pauline
Abbott, Josephine Abbott, William
Abbott, william K. Peisch, Mrs. Lee
Moine Peterson, Ted S. Thompson
Gerald Conrad, Jessie w. Price, Jul
Illus Baier, Roy Peter, Robert K
Schwartz, PAU L. Tate.
Scotty James, Mary James, Mrs
E. F. Johnstone, Albert Hall, Mrs
May Moy, Jean Moy, George Keen
ers, Mrs. George Keeners, Nelly
Ohmdahl, c. S. Traut, Mrs. w
Draheim, William Draheim, Mrs
C. Bashaw, Varian Bashaw, Car
Misunstad, Alex Adolf.
Earl Gardener, Herman Kitka
Jack r. Brown, Orlando Godfrey
Mrs. Orlando Godfrey, Unish 70
noff, Maurice Clifford, Mrs. M
Clifford, Miles McGraw, Marion
Swartz, Mrs. M. Swartz, Mrs. Rene
Laurin, Rene Laurin, Gerald Lau-
rim, Hariette Preston, Frank Grain
ger, Edward Schmitz.
John A. Nyman, A. Koskey, Mrs
A. Koskey, j. l.. Mcnamara, James
O'Neill, E. A. Hildebrand, Peter
Schneider, Dr. T. j. Pyle, Lieut.
H. Arnold, Sgt. Gustav Piff, Sgt
E. C. Pittenger, AL Kessler, San
Argiris, Joseph e. Stapleton, Ar
thur Chindahl.
Mrs. Mary Whittemore, Theodore
Beasley, Harry Marshall Edward
Morgan, Earl Pfeiffer, Frank Haley
Harold johnson, Kelly Westfall
Floyd Foltz, Felix Berzanski, Mar.
tin Brophy.. Roy F. Pry, Rober
Hightower, George H. Hood, Burl
Connolly, Bill Connolly.
Leave for South
Passengers leaving here for tn,
south were, for Petersburg-Rev. E
B. Tollefson, Carl S. Fynboe anc
Mrs. Elsie Clausen; for Ketchikar
Ira Fender, Mr.. and Mrs. Oti
Lape, Stanley Zuern, F. J. Berry
Charles King, T. j. Francis, Willie
Jim, George Hall.
Taking passage for Seattle wer'
George Tally, Mrs. Helen Kennel
Edmond Kennel, James Nix, Nor
man Puffer, Clarence Olson. Bett.
Baggen, George Roger, Leo F
Clerks, Edith Birkeland, Nathan
Lerner, Charles Rockefeller, E. L
Govan, c. L. Halgren. E
r. v. Thompson, Roy Case, Car
A, Graessner, Edison Stone, Jacl
Gum, Edward Mcdowell j. H
TIdilh DiCoCllCh,
Smith, E. W. Bockhop, S. R. De
Maggie, H. S. Henderson.
Roy Goodpastor, Arthur Korn
geibel, William Heaney, Patricl
Heaney, Jack E. Donovan, Johr
Gresh, Dorothy Britain, Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Pugh and son, Jan,
Pege and laughter, Charlie
Schrall, Harold Freebury, Ralph
Apologize, Dorothy Apologize, Hen
ry Jackner, Charles Tobi, Ray Grit
fifth, William T. Spence, Seaborl
j. Davis, Peter LeDuca.
Norman " Smith, James P
Lovett, Jacob Chobank, Virgini;
Kelly, James Petrie, Harold F
Johnson, Floyd Hale, William F
Sell, liver Austad, Robert Moore.
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STREET DEPARTMENT
BOYS DONATE WORK
SATURDAY TO r. C.

Bert Lybeck and his ID boys of
the Juneau Street Cleaning Depart
ment, worked Saturday afternoon
and donated the extra salary to
the Red Cross a commendable
project any time, but an especial
sacrifice on such a nice afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-29
LEGIONNAIRES HOLD
INITIATION TONIGHT

A short business meeting followed
by initiation ceremonies will be
held tonight in the Dugout by the
American Legion post. Coffee and
will be enjoyed by those attending,
following the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-29
FAULKNER FROM sKAGWAY

H. L. Faulkner, well known Ju-
neau attorney, returned Sunday
from a short business trip to
Skagway.
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DWIGHT CRAMFRS.
KETCHIKAN, ARE

y JUNEAU VISITOKS
Visiting in Juneau for few
days are Dr.. and Mrs. Dwight Cra-
ner of Ketchikan. Dr. Cramer is
Territorial Public Health officer for
the Ketchikan district.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-29
JAMES E. SMITH ON
SHORT TRIP SOUTH

James E. Smith, mechanic with
the Alaska Electric Light and
Power Company left yesterday for
Seattle where he will have a medi-
cal check-up. Mr. Smith expects
to be away for about two weeks.
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TO VACATION SOUTH

Miss Elizabeth S. Clayton left
Sunday to spend months vaca-
ton in Seattle from her position
in the office of the Juneau Cold
Storage Company
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The charge for a full days care
at British government nurseries is
Is cents per child; for the poor the
service is free.
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DAVIS TAKES
OVER J0BA5
FOOD CHIEF

WASHINGTON. March 29.-Ches-
ter Davis officially became Wartime
Food Administrator today and
promptly tackled the big job with a
series of conferences on production
and distribution problems.
Tomorrow he expects to see the
President.
Before taking his oath, Davis con-
ferred at length with Secretary of
Agriculture Claude r. Wickard.
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BUY WAR BONDS
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Empire Classifieds Pay!
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WAREHOUSES; FAIL
TO CLEAR FLOORS
New Plan Causes Markets
To Close After Three
And Half Hours

RALEIGH, Sept. 2. - tPGThe
War Food Administration said to-
day that many warehouses in east
ern North Carolina's flue-curad to-
bacco belt failed to clear their floors
of offerings today as a result of
the new three and one-half hour
sales day.
The new hours for selling went
into effect today after the sales
committee of the L. s. Tobacco
Association earlier this week voted
to limit the hours for selling tobac-
CO to a maximum of three and
one-half hours.
Price declines were noted in low
to common quality offerings, the
VIA said, while better quality
grades remained stable at prices
paid earlier in the week.
Common red leaf, a prolific sell
er, showed declines OF four cents a
pound, while low and common
quality leaf declined one to three
cents. Demands for quality offer
ings continued strong, the WA
said.
Average prices today on lint
tied number of representative L. S.
grades:
Leaf: Fair lemon, IA, good or
ange, .43 low orange, AZ; common
orange, .3S; low red, SO; common
red, .27; common green (orange
side .25.
Lugs: Fine lemon, 55; good lem
on, .49; low lemon 40; good orange,
,43; fair orange, Al low orange .35.
Primings: Fair lemon, .42; low
orange, .93
Nondescript: Best grade. Is cents.
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Allied War Government
Criticized By Russians
AMG Censured In Red Maya
zine AS Lacking Democracy

MOSCOW, Sept. 2-tR--AMG-
the Allied Military Government for
Occupied Territories, formerly
called AMGOT-Was sharply criti-
cised today in the Soviet maya
zine, War and the Working Glass.
The magazine said the Admin
istration itself is of a military
government based on principles
which have nothing in common
with the principles of democracy"
Divorcing the Soviet government
from any affiliation with AMG in
Sicily, the magazine said: The
Soviet government does not par
ticipate in this organization.
War and the Working Class re-
marked that it was no wonder
sharp criticism in press and po-
itical circles in England and
America" had resulted, after quot
ing various dispatches as stating
that there is absence of freedom
of speech in Sicily and that high
standing former Fascists are on
the Allied nav list
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JUST RECEIVED: SHIPMENT
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-03

LOST: ONE MALE POINTER
dog. Answers to name Sam >.
Liver and white. Reward. Please
call Richard A. Shew. Dial q
1874.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-03

LOST: STRAYED FROM BRAD
ley Creek section. light grey
muley cow and calf; calf about
3 months old. Reward. Dial 2
1885.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-03

WANTED: LATE MODEL eros
ley or Austin automobile. Must
be in good condition and reason
able for cash. Apply J. D. Peter
son, No. 7 Court J, Lake Forest
after p. m.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-03

LOST: BLACK BILLFOLD BE-
tween Princess and Walnut con-
tanning "a" and "B'' gas ra-
ton books and two $1.OO bills.
Please return to T. L. Doiley, 2O2
Walnut St.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-03

WANTED TO BUY: 1941 MODEL
Sedan. Must be good, clean car
with good tires. Cash if price
is right. Dial 2-8184.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-03

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