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HOUSES ron SALE

foLoRkD-SlirRIDAN-st Paul, s-room
PANE. full basement. H. A heat, tile
path Only $3.50 down.
hLohls TR l-03so TY 7-7ii5
CoLopED-vscsnt smith a, John n
s-rm brick. furnished hot air heat
garages. Si5c month income plus
your osn apartment free. Small down
payment takes A. Bird TR i-05s0
eoLoREp-vinevood near W. Warren.
1odern frame house 4 bedrooms. Scar
fsrage. Stoker heat. excellent cond
Sons TY 6-3077.
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AT LAKEPORT Mich--42 lots on US.
as. adjoining state pars Lske Huron
privileges including two buildings.
$40 900 cash AIRPORT REALTY
lA1lO ThRlkea pr laQO
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FARMS & LANDS FoR SALE

4 COMPLETE litt % state lands. 50
acre up List IS cents Michigan Tax
service Bureau s33 Majestic Blds
BLOOMFIELD HILLS-i60 scres /
milo improved road frontage farm house
and isrgs barn Ripe for planting
Partly wooded Judson BFsdssy Co PA
sToO
DAIRY farm M Hsrtlsnd i23 sc all
milk check $4,000. - 600 dn viii
tass small house IN trade Broker OR
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

4 BEAUTY operator IN dire. need on
= goof letn ~ si su,omobile VIII
pay your price in cash Please call az
pay your price IN cash Call o. soon
a. possible. oo17 HARDING. PL 3sel.
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LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

A BLOCK north OF Chicago Blvd and
mile vest OF Rouge ParE, IL 40-ft.
lots including corner 500 each.
block iTvm school well restricted
terms Newman. Plymouth ana Beech.
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APARTMENT PROP. ron SALE

COLORED-Hareing i2-famuy apart
ment. 20 2 rooms each !ncume
1888 monthly Wonderful investment
Many other good ouyH Broker ME-
2Sl9 TY H-S0Ef
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Huniina. Fishinq Property

KALKAsKA cOuNTY-whi,e. so acres
near Msnistee Lake wooded, small
pond $500 10 acres on M-6e near
Tweuty-eight Lake s32o. For appoint
rlsnt NO $3.50
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

AT 40 ms Co funds for good m;se.
loans land contracts bought. "a
hrrkef Co, Hammond Bidg ca 2655.
HOME mortgages IN Dearborn and
vicinity. no service charge. First Detroit
Savings and Loan AssOcia ton OF Dear
born. 1880 Michigan Ave. Dearborn
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VACANT LOTS ron SALE

ATTENTION - colored, beautiful large
l0tf IN inptsr small down payment
and mon ,hly payments Don't nla thl,
opportunity. Own your own home. Call
DE s2Oo evening ~ 1890 and sill
b. Esd 20 pics you and shor you the
property
BUY sts,s owneu properties See your
rca! estate nroser
BUILD yogf nes summer cottage IN
The trtss In beautiful SADDLE Lake
Resort Psrs Overlooking me blue
waters hshsrmsnt psfsGiss We
Easy terms a4o3 " Warren TY
GET ready 70 build large lots for ssls
5Ox2Oo 100000 soy2sa some Eith
water sewers snd En near Grstint.
small down payment. iow monthly pay.
IRwfS. KichT 4 HISES INC
3oS2o Crstioi Roseville ll44-2o77
HOOVER frontage lsfrr parcels suiis-
BE 'or industrial purposes Close 20
Mile pd reasonable PRICED Call
HUGO HEssE ptALTOR
27oSo VAN DYKE AVE
POYkL oAK-eo $500 SO $500.
Ranch tyre suh Hudson Ave All I'm
provemens rchOol and bus block
ute Insurance former 'aY Saio rrop-
eriy Also 7Srsso' On X Pores
Owner Davis TR a-7ase
u LOTS q, MidcievsleCherry M
81 400 for all ~ them Zach lo' u
IS fee, BY 80 fee, sso3 Michigan
Avenue OR aeso
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FARMS-40 acres with fruit 40 acres
on take. 80 scres win stock tools. iSs
acres 2 sets OF buildings several others
~ ssif on NJ. Frost, INLAY City.
FARMS. business property. lake 'front.'
age MaoOmb. 81. Clair. Ssnilsc ooun-
ties ARP ORT REALTY. l43lO
Chelsea, PR 1890
FREE-ss-psge summer catAlog farm
bargains Midwest states Many
equipped State location desired United
Farm Agency. 7-DT South Dearborn.
Chicago =, nL--------.----..-----I-t------
w" HOWELL 7
so acres. good soil large hip-roof base
ment barn. good farm home iufnacr.
lights and pressure water Price
so ACRES
HOWELL. so acres, good soil small
stream. good farm house. ; barns. Price
n. oRANDALL
OPPOSITE HOWELL THEATER
322 T. Grand River Howell Mich
LAKE FRONT "4o'-Dsndy fruit and
truck farm II should be difficult 20
duplicate thia value about $50 assorted
fruit trees. all young and commencing
70 bear Ia acres grapes, berries,
about IS tillsble and adapted 20
tomatoes etc. pasture home voodlot
excellent fishing and bathing on prop
eriy school nearby. few minutes %
depot Village well-constructed dwelling.
. rms Delco elec. barn. other bldgs
------rtS TO vcrTootE drpo- vfiiaEs NANNY
snap at $500. terms. List other
bargains mailed free Geo. Van Horn.
STROUT REALTY. 322 W Washington
- Howell Mich
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LITTLE YARNS ron SALE

COLORED
Raise your oyn chickens ana pigs. s.
acre tracts. Sioley road frontage, nesI
Telegraph road Also , lots fOg $50
each. cash Near Sioley and Telegraph
Tuads Write }, a Ciahasey, Room
49,. REQ Bldg l3s Cadillac Square
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

A GOOD INVESTMENT
Forest 993o-s2 . stores and fats Inc
81 Ts0 " Shows better than lIg
Only S3i 500 With $500 down. Mr.
MArkert CA O32I
HOMER WARREN A. co
GRATIOT--S stores fats ana howl.
easy ,eTms Pt 42B3
W CARNEY-lO232 CHALMERS
HEART OF BIRMINGHAM - Corner.
very best business section $40 900 so.
n Red hot for Development
JuDsON BRADWAY co RA 97OO
Main Business Corner
GoQd lnc1ticn -.ns-.-.t-s.-
auto sale. rm and gsrsFe lot i2oxl20.
usEMAS-SPiTZLEY CORP
Royal OAK 1910 CH 4sis
WOODWARD AVE 80 5xlSs
Retv car lines Good location 'of
show room SIS 600 on easy terms.
Mr. Markert ca 032l
HOMER WARE. A. 90
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tOIOEED
PAVED LOTS

Build your home IN beautiful resn
brics home neighboThood Esst of Wyo-
ming Priced riFht la soe3
cOLORED-A fev ice choice lots eft
ir Insstev, sewer sidewalks water
smAll down oaymSnts TY h.aafT
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ACREAGE ron SALE

CoLORED-2ls acres ON Portage River
Ideal Site fQr summer cottage. spas
rt-- fIrr- -zarrr ,s.nn plots
40 ACRES Hunting hShing nicely
wooded Plenty Wild game just Oh
main rosd Terms 34o5 " Warren
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Transportation
SPECIALS

Ford Tudor. 1880 .....S145
Chevrolet Coach, 1885. 1915
-ehev. Tn. Sedan, 1885 !. 245
Olds. Coach, 1886. :. 225
Plym. Tn. Sedan, 1887. . 295
Plym. Tr. 2-Dr., 1885. 395
Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan, 1886 295
Terraplane Coach, 1896. PAS
Packard Sedan, 1885. :. 145
Chew. 2-Dr. IT., 1884. .. 145
Buick Sedan, 1886 -. 245
Plym. 4-Dr., 1885 ,... 145
Pontiac Tn. Sedan, 1887. 345
Pontiac Coach. 1886. o.. 295
Chew. Tn. Sedan. 1886. 225
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McFARLANE BROS.

2e3l4 Ford Rd 81 Midcle Belt
DE l3so-DE 7sa0
NEWLY decorated cory homo iizh,i
and wster heating unit included
chicken COOP on large lots Only
81 500 5000 aosn GROssMAS.
telegraph and Goddard Phone wayne
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a BLOCK north OF Chicago Blvd and
mile vest Of Rouge Para. II 4o-ft.
los including corner 500 each.
term. Newman, Plymouth ana Beech.
RE e72o
a lo-AC parcel on schoolcrafi Hghy.
High knoll for homesite also level par
newman. Joy and inss,sf Rds RE o5s5.
ACRE on Stark Rd. nr school s4os
full price Newman. 3455o Plymouth
Rd Liyonia 2les
ALDEN vILLACE-Large 10000 II.
domestic with 6it a. Ia rear Only
soi a. .a 2o5 N scb.,gs 5s,r,e'sd az, eep"sa ON
chickEN FARM "a seres, e-roon
? brooccr houses deal with owner.
457S9 Ecorse Rd Bslisviile. Mich
CHICKEN FARM--s rooms. plastered
interior chicken house nearly z
ACRES on highway a steal at Sl.a5o5
$3.50 down GROSS MAN Van Born
ana Wayne Roads Wayne 0e2o,
CHOIvE vegetable or chicken farm.
i35 lots black sand loan in la Sale
and electricity available Ideal spot
Tor highway stand. windsor bus service.
terms L B Taylor lss ouellette.
windsor Phone 4-dTIT.
COUNTRY homed,e tn city limits
productive land on Outer drv, II mi.
from City Hall Almost 500 n. front.
axe 81 600 On. Newman EcorH Rd
Al Monroe Blvd AT s73o
FORT s. homesite. IL lots. Including
fun block front on Fort ST, water,
sever. gas Full price So 900 Newman.
Nor;hiinc and DIX wJandottt 7755.
GARDEN. chicken house 90 with this
4-to2m bone hshi, ,is,,enr vs,er near
GROssMAN s7o23 Michigan Ave
Jus, ". OF Eloise Phone Wayne
O3o3 or wayne oe2o
MAIN ~est side highway, acres. city
water i3 miles City Hall Stream
through property. a real bargain foI
country llfr Convenient terms Nd.
dreu Box B-43e5. Detroit Times 81
MODERN HOME IN THE COUNTRY
> ACRES. 4-ro0m modern full base
uen; chicken house. berry bushes fruit
,rees property In excellent condition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-12
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS

Some people in the continental United States just can't get used to the idea that the only prac tical way travel between Alaska and the States is to either take a boat plane.
 One 62-year- old woman left Piney, Wyoming way back in l940 with three horses, four goats and a home made wagon expecting to make the trek to Alaska overland. She's finally compromised and is taking the boat Seward where she's going to hitch up her team and set out to find a home,' to quote the Seattle Times Whatever I find up there will be soft to what I've already seen" this woman says Probably soft hearted Alaskans will take the under their wing and she'll get by-but it can't be general practice and it unfortunate that the publicity given Alaska by too many softheaded writers is going to react to the detriment of Alaska and Alaskans.
 The United Press is credited with another tricky story concerning Alaskan transportation. It tells of
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Voluntary Enlistments
Washington PoSt)


 If we are to meet some of the unacceptable require ments of national defense through voluntary enlist ments in the Army and the Navy, those services must be made great deal more attractive to American citizens than they ever have been in the past. The Senate Committee on Military Affairs, ac- cording to it's chairman, agrees with the Army and with the people of the United States that if it is possible to have volunteer Army, that would be better than conScripted Army" But, said Senator Thomas The Army does not think the enlistment plan will be sufficient Given the present character of the Army, do not think SO, either. Nor do we believe that the Navy, constituted will be any more successful in manning it's ships through voluntary recruitment. The atmosphere of both services must be radically changed if their appeals for volunteers are to be effective
 Some helpful but essentially superficial changes will be effected by the May bill, which has passed both the House and the Senate. These have to do. in the main, with the material benefits of enlistment It would extend the benefits of the CT Bill of Rights and the Selective Service Act to who enlist in the Regular Army and Navy while these two laws remain in force-that is, until next May. It would permit oneyear enlistmentS in the Army for men with at least six months previous service and improve retainer pay Similar steps necessary for the Navy if in the service to be induced to reenst As things stand and until the May bill becomes law all the inducements weighted the side of getting out of uniform.
 We do not believe, however, that material benefits go to the heart of the enlistment problem. Both the Army ana Navy dQneTe to TlBlu, SenSeleSS ana uH- democratic caste system. They in real sense feudal institutions the rank-and-file members of which enjoy little more than serf status. It is even more true of the Navy than of the Army which ex- perenced healthy characterization during the war, that enlisted have little opportunity for advance ment for the realization of ambitions which are accepted birthright in this society. For the in the ranks peacetime military naval service is virtually devoid of prestige it is not too much to say that it is less respected than service in good municipal police department If the Army and Navy to attract large numbers of young Americans, they must offer in which the apt and the intelligent progress and in which all live in dignity.
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HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 bat do not c0mpe"
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13

Adverse planetary influences rule today which may be disturbing be- cause of conflicting interests, pub lie and private.
 HEART AND HOME
 The Aquarian age which promises to release the common people from economic and social thralldom will bring many changes in human re- lations. Marriages that unite men and women of different backgrounds will be numerous; they should be accepted philosophically.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 This month will be marked by eff forts to reduce high wartime wages. Labor troubles will be of only tenn porary significance. Partnerships between employers and employees will solve many industrial problems.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Return of servicemen will reveal a military spirit that will be resented by civilians, the seers prophecy, but democracy soon will prevail over temporary illusions of power or su- periority.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Firm bonds will unite Britain and the United States through coming years. Partnership in science, bus mess and finance will cement rela- tions. Restoration of cities bombed in England will be rapid due tc American technical aid.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year in which they learn a great deal that is prac- tical. Wonien should benefit in housekeeping methods.
 Children born on this day prob- ably will have keen brains and vii seek artistic careers. These Liba folk succeed as writers, painters musicians.
 (CopVright, 1945)
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Charles w. Carter Has Birthday Celebration

Genial Charles w. Carter was 75 years young yesterday and the event was celebrated with a family gathering and dinner at the Carter home on Glacier Highway. The highlight of the evening was long, distance call from Pasadena, Calif., made by his daughter Helen, now Mrs. Charles A. Carter, to wish him a very happy birthday.
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

OFTEN Do not Business good in section of country" Say, of the
 MISPRONOUNCED: Almanac Pronounce first A as in AT in All
 MISSPEILED Epstle; the silent in the pronunciation
 smartne bodness mpertinene hnpudence flippancy.
 Use word three times and it is yours Let mastering word each Todas word power Th power o a affecton"-Chamers
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W00DLEY AIRWAYS
 IN FROM ANCHORAGE

Thirteen passengers were flown between Anchorage and the Juneau Airport yesterday, by Woodley Airways transport plane
 Those arriving from Anchorage were: L. Daly, MT. Cannon, William Ford, Josephine Ford, D. O. Breed love, Hal Reherd and Floyd Holt.
 Outgoing to Anchorage were: Wal lace Harmon, Mrs. M. Clark, Mur- iel Olson, Barbara Baker, Clara Fisher and L. Norman.
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HOOK and LEARN %ss c. GORDON

possible telephone from New York London are o telephone the Atlantic? what months does the equinox occur? the highest mountain in the world? Washingon's middle mammals have feathers?
 ANSWERS: message the distance by telephone. March (2D and September (22). Mt.
  D..
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FILIP!N0S TO HAVE
 EVENT ON SATURDAY

The Filipino Community of Ju- neau will have basket social and dance tomorrow evening starting at 8 o'clock
 Chairman of the affair is Mrs Bessie Quinto, assisted by Mrs. Bet ty Constantine. Pauline Talaga will be the floor manager Other mem- bers of the committee are: Mrs Katherine Tucson, Elsie Lampkey Mary Julaton and Clara Paulo.
 All members are requested to at tend.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE 'y yeoRrprA ,rr

When valuable gift from friend sent by a condition, what should do Take with the office at and try get it placed Thank friend and nothing about the damage
 walking with the street, walk between them?
 he should always take the curb side of the walk.
 is the eat artichokes?
 should be pulled dipped into the off
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Ernest Mckinney has been dis charged from St. Ann's Hospital af- ter receiving medical care.
 Carl Calvert, who has been a med ical patient at St. Ann's Hospital, returned to his home yesterday.
 Walter Larson went home yester- day from St. Anns Hospital after receiving medical attention.
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Ketchikan couple who tried and tried to get their auto shipped to Seattle from Ketchikan but with shipping strikes and heavy fish shipments there just wasn't any available space The Lynches (Mr. and Mrs Edward Lynch), finally solved the problem. They plan to drive the entire way and are scheduled to leave today the item concluded
 We just as puzzled as you are.
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ARRAIGNED

John Davis, Jr., of Juneau, ar rested on a federal disorderly con- duct charge, was arraigned here this morning before U. s. Commis- sioner Felix Gray. Pleading was deferred.
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THE NAvY'S EISENHOWER

Then, to make matters worse, Forrestal brought in as Denfield's assistant, Capt. John Gingrich, an- other man who does not play on Kings team.
 Gingrich'S career, in way, might be compared to that of Gen. Eisenhower. Like Eisenhower, he is the product of Kansas prairies. Born in Dodge City, Kan, he was graduated from Annapolis and did great job in the war as com- mander of the Cruiser Pittsburgh. It was Gingrich who largely lowed the flaming Carrier Franklin out of danger, incidentally covering up some glaring mistakes by other commanders which have never leaked out.
 It was Gingrich who nursed the Pittsburgh all the way across the Pacific when 100 feet of her bow was torn off by typhoon-once again covering up some faulty con- struction which the Navy didn't want advertised
 But, somewhat like Eisenhower, who was fired by Gen. MacArthur when they served together in Manila in 1888, Gingrich was fired" by Admiral King. AS re- ward for his heroism, he was rele- gated to the sidelines, removed from command of the Pittsburgh, and given the innocuous job of Chief of Personnel at Miami, Fla. Gingrich had been offered several important jobs by admirals in the Pacific. but King "sent him to Liberia" instead.
 At this point, however, Secretary Forrestal stepped in. He ordered young Capt Gingrich back to Washington as Deputy Chief of the powerful Bureau of Personnel.
 The mothers, wives and sweet hearts of Navy men have a lot to be thankful for as a result of this transfer. Both Denfield and Cling rich, though Annapolis graduates, believe in recognizing the reserves, believe in speeding discharges, and understanding the problems of Navy men. There should be new hurry-up of Navy discharges as a result.
 (Copyright. I9i5. by Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
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AT BARANOF

MT. and Mrs. M. $. Anderson, of Greeley Colo, have arrived via PAA from Seattle and are regis tered at the Baranof Hotel.
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RUMMAGE SALE

Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday, Oct. Is. 1O,O8,9-t3)
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RUMMAGE SALE

Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday, Oct 16. QO,08,9-t3)
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45 taken to Seattle had Tupper the Kuskokwim district the mountains of southern Sposmen Club planned
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The W ashing ion Merry Round
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bitter among Annapolis men be- tween the classes of 1917 to 1883.
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Ninety per cent of the babies born in the United States are born in hospitals.
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20 YEARS AGO FIFE TIT EMPIRE
OCTOBER 12, 1925

World Series played this the Pittsburgh Pirates desperate comeback at least one more game fifth of the series with the
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Many policemen wounded in riong which strike which threatened to spread to other parts of the city dispatch reported
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took away the glittering job in the Pacific and reduced Jacobs to the humdrum chore of running the Bremerton Naval Base near Seattle, Wash.
 Furthermore, Forrestal brought into the Navy a man who does not play on Admiral Kings team, Ad- miral Lou Denfield, and made him Chief of Personnel. King kicked like a Missouri Mule, but Forrestal overrode him.
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FORRESTAL GETS TOUGH

It was at dDOuC UDlS pOlilt IIldI Jim ForreStal, for the most part a meek and mild hammered little man, began to get tough. Though he had been wise to King for a long time, he had been handi- capped by the fact that King was the special pet of FDR, and the late President considered it his job to run the Navy, Forrestal was al most helpless.
 different. Truman not only be- lieves in each Cabinet member be- ing responsible for his own de- partment, but he also knew some thing about the way Admiral King had ridden rough-shod over the civilian Secretaries of the Navy. So the first move made by Secre- tary Forrestal was to remove Ad- miral Jacobs, the man with the key to promotions, transfers and discharges. Jacobs never wanted to go. He had a line house at the Naval Hospital supplied him by the Government, together with a couple of Filipino servants. How ever, he had no choice in the matter.
 At first a special job was created for Jacobs. He was to be a full admiral with the magnificent title of Inspector General of the Pacific"
 By this time, however, Forrestal was really feeling his oats. He was determined to run the Navy him. self. And public criticism against Jacobs slow discharge system strengthened Forrestal's hand. He
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public card party to be held at the Parish Hall wa he coming night, with good attendance anticipated
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-12
NAVY STORM BREAKS


 With the end of the war, how ever, the storm broke. Reserve of ficers and regular Navy officers found strict censorship lifted and began to speak out.
 Long before this, however, some of the younger officers on Secre- tary Forrestals staff had tipped him off as to what was going on They told him that the important telegrams were not being shown him. They suggested that he go up to the communications room himself and look them over. For restal did, and, from that time on, he has had more to say about running the Navy.
 The man who handled promo tions, transfers and discharges for King was Admiral Randall Jacobs Chief of the Bureau of Naval Per sonnel or BUFFERS If you con- trol BUFFERS" you can pretty much dominate the Navy. And be- tween them, King and Jacobs did But the end of the war caught both King and Jacobs completely off guard They had never expected it so soon.
 In fact, they were making all preparations for a full-scale inva- sion of Japan this fall. Further more, King did not want to see the Navy reduced to anywhere near its peacetime size, so was the last man to want to speed Naval dis charges.
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Weather Highest, 53; lowest, 49; cloudy.
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 instrumental music departments of the Juneau Public Schools was announced be held the follow ing Sunday
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Seattle with five Included in the list were and Mrs Julie Turner also Mrs Irene or
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