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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31
NEW TACTICS
 OF JAPANESE
 REVEALED
American Flag Floats Over Shuri : Chinese Push
 on Against Nips
By Leonard Milliman tAssseIassd Press War Eaissrl

Japan threatened today to ex- tend Kamikaze suicide tactics to all branches of the Imperial Navy in an effort to halt the Allied ad- vance on Nippon as the American flag flew over the shattered rem nants of Shuri Castle, four cen- turies symbol of the rule on Okinawa Island.
 In China, where Japanese Armies have been reported withdrawing to meet promised full-scale Chinese counte r-offensive. Generalissiimo Chiang Kai-Shek relinquished the Premiership to devote his full en- ergies to military affairs. Two of China's southern columns frightened a squeeze on blazing Liuchow. re- maining enemy stronghold on the broken Indo-China corridor.
 Allied soldiers were reported tightening pockets on isolated groups of Japanese in jungle grown hills of the Philippines, New Guinea and Burma.
 Okinawa Front Muddy
 Struggling through rain and deepening mud on Okinawa, step ping stone to Japan or the China coast. U. s. ground forces cleaned out Shuri Castle and closed in from either coast to cut off the retreat of suicide forces stiil- put ting up stubborn battle at hearty Shuri town.
 The American flag went up over the rubble- filled castle yesterday afternoon, day after one company of the First Marine Division had broken into the virtually aban- doned fortress at the end of . three-hour push through mile of knee-deep mud. These Marines of Company A, Fifth Regiment. killed off 50 Japanese and ran up the flag. s
 Marines Push On
 Today. Marines pushed northwafd to strike at the rear of tank-sup- ported Nipponese holding off ele- ments of three U. s. divisions around Shur. town. The Seventh Army Division pushed in from the east and sent patrols within mile of the south coast Of Oktnawa. while the Sixth Marines cut iri from Naha, capital on the west coast.
 Despite the rains, Japanese sui- eide pilots got through American defenses to damage two more light units of the U. 8. Fleet Tuesday. In less than week these Kami- kaze attacks have sunk one Arnert- can ship and damaged 26 others.
 An indication of the damage they are doing was seen in an appeal from Secretary of the Navy For estal for more workers in west coast ship repair yards. He sold 10000 more workers are needed in the Pacific Coasts repair yards to repair expected damage as the Japanese continue to step up sui- eide attacks. despite record ioesss of airplanes which reached 2.50o last month.
 Suicide Attacks S
 The authoritative Tokyo Radio Commentator Kusuo Oya said that since suicide attacks are the best weapon remaining to Japan. they will be extended to all branches Of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, May 3l = Closing price of Alaska Juneau Mine stock today is 7s, American Can l01s Anaconda 35ls, Curtiss- Wright G. International Harvester 88. Kenne- colt 38A. New York Central 27M, Northern Pacific 301s, U. s. Steel 57as. Sales today totalled 1,210.00o shares.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: Industrials, l6830; rails 57.90; utilities, 3l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31
WINS AWARD

Andrew M., Zelenak, Coxswain, attached to the organization of the Captain of the Port here, has been presented the Coast Guard Good Conduct Award.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31

WASHINGTON = Back in 1927, this country reached it's lowest ebb in relations with Latin America. We had rushed troops into Nica- ragua to protect U. s. Puppet President Adolfo Diez, former agent for an American lumber company We were writing scorching notes to Mexico because they had seized certain oil lands and big ranches. We also had troops in Haiti.
 The South American reaction was terrific. The Latinos just didn't like us. However, this was our sphere of influence and the State Department was determined that we do not budge an inch.
 The man who was sending many of those stiff notes was Under secretary of State Joseph c. Grew, the same man who, now back ir the same job nearly 20 years later is still adopting the same note WllIlQR LdCLlCS Oll llVo anu otoAAAA'
 In the middle of that crisis, the British suddenly sent cruiser into Nicaraguan waters. This writer was present when the news of this British impertinence was given to Acting Secretary of State Grew This was our sphere of influence Nicaragua was our problem. Yet the British had the audaclty to stick their nose into our business The State Department let them know what they thought of the matter.
 RUSSIANS HAVEN'T LEARNED
 In the Is intervening years, oul Latin-American relations have inn proved and matured, in that area at least, we have grown up.
 But in Europe government IT Moscow has not yet learned the
 EnSyTl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31
TABLE COVER WINNER

H. R. VanderLeest received the hand-cut linen table cover awarded Tuesday evening at Devlin's Shoe Store by the Catholic Daughters of America, it was announced today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31

iiiCiiuCQ tOudy tiidI ridiiCC AiuNC q general election before the end of the year and the Cabinet unani- mously approved.
 MOSCOW-The four powers ap- pear to have reached agreements on zones of occupation, and are ready to set up headquarters. This is understood from Moscow's dis closure that an inter-Allied Control Council for Germany will meet within few days. LONDON = The notorious Lord Flaw Flaw will be brought to England by plane today or tomor- row in custody of military guards and Scotland Yard men. The British traitor, William Joyce. served as radio propagandist for the Nazis. WASHINGTON = President Tru- mans personal envoys. Harry Hop- kins and Joseph E. Davies. are completing their overseas missions. Hopkins expects to leave Moscow within few days for the trip home and Davies will return after Paris conference today with Gen. Eisenhower.
 WASHINGTON-Here's the cur rent status of the Seventh War Loan Drive: The sales of "E" bonds now total 38 per cent of the four billion dollar quota. On a quota basis for states, Mississippi is lead- ing the nation in the sale of ''E" bonds. Montana is second and Ala bama is thid.
 PHILADELPHIA = This city is planning a welcoming party for Gen. Omar Bradley, Commander of the Twelfth Army Group in the European theatre. He will arrive next Monday and the festivities in- clude a parade, ceremonies in In- dependence Hall and an elaborate dinner.
 MANILA - Gen. Macarthur re- veals another aerial blow against enemy objectives in Formosa was struck Monday when more than 30 medium bombers hit Jap fuel plants, railroads and communica- tions.
 MANILA--The Thirteenth Ameri- can Air Force attacked Japanese fuel installations on Borneo Mon- day with good results.
 VATICAN CITY-Pope Plus XII today received in private audience Former Chancellor Kurt Schus- chnigg of Austria. Schuschnigg re- gently was released from Nazi concentration camp.
 WASHINGTON - President Tru- man has presented decoration to the widow of the late Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox. The Medal of Merit, awarded posthumously. was given to Mrs. Knox during a White House ceremony attended by top-ranking Cabinet. Military and Naval officials.
 WASHINGTON-The Senate Ag- riculture Committee unanimously approved today the nomination of Representative Clinton H. Ander- son( D., N. M), to be Secretary of Agriculture.
 PARIS = Gen. Eisenhower will visit at least five places in the United States when he returns home, around June l5. These are Washington, New York, West Point, Kansas City and his home town, Abilene, Kans.
 NEW YORK-The nation cele- brated Memorial Day yesterday in comparative sanity, only 69 persons meeting accidental death over the mid-week holiday.
 WASHINGTON-T War Pro- duction Board plans to authorize the manufacture of 100000 radio tubes monthly for civilian pur- poses.
 LONDON-The War Crimes Con-
 mission got started today in an atmosphere of secrecy, with repre-
 sentatives of Is United Nations laying the groundwork for the trial of Nazis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31

Machine guns used by Americans in World War I were developed by John M. Browning, of Utah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31
The w ashington Merry Go Round

By DREW PEARSON Ct. Col Robert s. Allen now on active service with the ArmyD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31
BULLETINS

PARIS-Gen. de Gaulle recom- mended today that France have a general election before the end of the year and the Cabinet unani- mously approved.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31

Today Drew Pearson con- tinues his series of columns on our difficult diplomatic rela- tions with Russia by diagnosing the Polish situation. Another column on Soviet relations will follow shortly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31
RussIANs HAVEN'T LEARNED

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31

LONDON-The War Crimes Con- mission got started today in an atmosphere of secrecy, with repre- sentatives of IS United Nations laying the groundwork for the trial of Nazis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31

MOSCOW-The four powers ap- pear to have reached agreements on zones of occupation, and are ready to set up headquarters. This is understood from Moscow's dis closure that an inter-Allied Control Council for Germany will meet within few days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31

WASHINGTON-Here's the cur rent status of the Seventh Wal Loan Drive: The sales of "E' bonds now total 38 per cent of the foul billion dollar quota. On a quota basis for states, Mississippi is lead ing the nation in the sale of "E' bonds. Montana is second and Ala bama is thid.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31
Suicide Attacks

The authoritative Tokyo Radio Commentator Kusno Oya said that since suicide attacks are the best weapon remaining to Japan. they will be extended to all branches of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-31

LONDON = The notorious Lord
 Flaw Flaw will be brought to England by plane today or tomor- row in custody of military guards and Scotland Yard men. The British traitor, William Joyce. served as a radio propagandist for the Nazis.
Evening star., 1945-03-04
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Army Training
Planned

The Citizens Committee for
Military Training of Young Men
Saturday called upon all sup
porters Of It's program TO express
their sentiment in letters 10
President Truman and congress
sional members.
"a recent Gallup poll shows
that approximately 10 per cent
of the American people favor
universal military training. but
this overwhelming majority Is
unorganized," the committee
said
Universal military training
must be adopted by Congress
during its present session, so
write your letters today"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

HOLLYWOOD, Sept - CUP)-
Military police today held a dis
gruntled overseas veteran who
didn't like Errol Flynn's hospital
ity and tossed "A cupful OF water
in the actors face
Flynn wasn't talking about the
incident. but The soldier. Pvt
Robert l.. Lueking, told his story
TO Burbank Police Sgt. William A.
Lanigan
Lueking said he had trouble"
with Flynn at party in the ac-
tors hilton home Wednesday
night, then Sneakcd into his studio
and met him on the set,
FLYNN ordered me of the set
after baWling me out about the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Ero! Flynn Watered Down
By Disgruntled Veteran

way acted At his house."
Lueking told the officer.
The soldier retaliated by dashing
a paper cup filled with water in
the actors face as he left the
studio for home.
"Flynn lust looked sore and
drove away" SGT Lanigan said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Patty Out Of Service

PHILADELPHIA Sept IL
tUP)- The Little iSlugger Ma
rine 1t. Patty Berg, who went into
the service two years ago with
four womens golf titles, was
slated 10 receive an honorable
discharge TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Lodge Resumes
PdpefCdmpdiign

-Four Square Lodge r and A. NJ.
will resume waste paper collec'
tions Sept. %. Howard Jakeway
publicity chairman Of the drive
announced Saturday.
The drives, which began ir
April, 1912, to collect needee
lScrap. put profits in bonds, anc
The money is used for rehabilitat'
ing returned veterans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Class in Tariffs

A course in freight tariffs for
engineers will be included in the
High School of Commerce eve
ming school beginning Tuesday at
Z p. M.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
Rusko uz vybira hedvabne pun
cochy nejIepsi jakosti.

TOvarna Dzerzinskij ZavOd v
Moskve vyrobila jiz prvnl serii
zenskych hedvabnych puncoch
vysok6 jakosti jak oznamil A;
F. scegolev, sovetsky komlsar
lehkeho prdmyslu. Do konce
letosn1ho roku Dude vyrobeno
10000, 900 pard zenskych pun
coch 10 barvach, lee vsechny
nebudou hedvabne, jak koml-
saT dale vysvetloval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
Polaci budou kolonisovati do
byte nemecke uzem1.

Lucembursky rozhlas citoval
rozhlasnou zpravu z Lubllna,
re vice nez 1000, 900 PolakG
Dude usazeno v byvalem nemec
KEN 1zem1, coz znamena, re
Nemci budou vystehovanl z
techto oblasti. 100000 Pc
lakG Dude usazeno v Slezsku,
bylo receno v lublinskem roz-
hlasu.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-03
Income Tax BIZ WayIa:d

Juneau (Speciai)-When the hotty contested income tax bill came up for a second reading Monday morning Walker moved for an indefinite postpon ment, which carried II to 5. Voting no were Gordon. McCutcheon BrowneH. Lyng and Nerl .rI.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-03
Frank MaTshaH Reelected

Juneau-Frank Marshall, or ganizer for the American Fedora tion of Labor, was reelected president of the Alaska l erritor- ial Federation of Labor at the third annual convention here.
 One of 5 vice-presidents elect ed was Charles Skinner, Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-03
.Unicameral House
 Proposed

Juneau (SpeciaD-A unicam- eral Gone house. legislature to be known as the Senate is proposed in the House in Memorial by Hennings. The Senate would have membeshlp of 12 from Division l, 8 from Division 2, II from the 3rd (includes Kodiak) and 3 from the 4thy
 McCutcheon introduced a House proposal that all Alaskans who resided in the Territory a year before September 16, l940, and have since gone into the ser- vice, be given on discharge $1OO plus $20 for each month of ser vice. A million and a half is ask. edto finance the plan.
 The Walker liouor excise mea- sure passed the Senate. It ups from l to ? dollars a gallon the tax on whiskey and abolishes the stamp tax.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-03
Two lima Top

Joe Rosenthal, Associated Press photographer with the wartime still picture pool, who landed on Two Jima, said Marines were advancing from shell hole to shell hole. He took the two other pictures which were flown to Guam and radioed to San Francisco by the Navy. (R Wirephotos.)
 Marines charge over rise on the beach at Iwo Jima where the Japanese are giving the leath- ernecks their toughest fight in 168 yeare.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-03

A bill to validate the present lease between the Grey Nuns of Philadelphia and the Territory for longtime period is to be introduced in the Legislature Tn Juneau, according to letter from Mir. Taylor received by the city.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-03

Ray Wood was dismissed from the GG hospital Tuesday.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-03
Bottom

These 2 Marines, s'umped in death. lie where they fell on Two Jima., first victims of .Iauaoc>e gunfire as conquest of that stra- tegic island began.