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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

MAJESTIC RANGE with oil burn CT $50. 925 w II St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

WANTED-parties to pick up logs south of Douglas bridge. Contact Juneau Mills.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

WANTED to share downtown
 apt. Write P. O. Box 1898.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE MANGLE-FOLDER wanted. Apply at the Alaska Laundry. FOR SALE-Doubleda Encyclop- edia practically good as new $20. Phone 269.
 AT A SACRIFICE furnished 2 room house, on main street, Location suitable for conversion to business uses = if desired Phone 418.
 VARIOUS HOUSEHOLD articles, cooking utensils, dishes, china and some furniture. Phone AIS. MAJESTIC RANGE with oil burn CT $50. 925 w Il St. FOR SALE = Muskrat fur coat size 16. Apt. Triangle after 5:3o pm. FOR SALE-Mangle $50. Phone 037 3 rings between 7:30 and pm. FOR SALE 30-4O Krag. Call 805, ask for Meyer. FOR SALE-Six-room partly fur nished house in Douglas; con- crete foundation and furnace in basement, $3OOO Call Douglas 24O3.
 FOR SALE-Delco Hiboy radio. h. quire 142 Gastineau Ave. FOR SALE-Lot 60'x1OO' partly clear. Phone Black 583. FOR SALE-26 troller, beam 6 it, depth g. Chevrolet truck engine. Write No. 58O5, Empire. Baker Piano, good condition. Phone Green 7O5, after 5 pm. Modern five-room house, central location; oil burner. Phone 800, Apt. 607
 TWO BEDROOM beach home on Point Louisa; 110-volt Delco lights, water, basement, furnace; fully furnished. Write P. O. Box S031.
 FOR SALE = Light weight, 4-cyl- der Buda Diesel, 63 H. F., 1940 model. Swanson Grocery. FOR SALE-Several good Toggen- burg and Saanen gra de milk goats; also some pure blooded stock; also young bucks. P. O.. Box 2321, Juneau, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

FOR Mangle $50. Phone 037 3 rings between 7:30 and 9 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

MANGLE-FOL wanted. Apply at the Alaska Laundry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10
REWARD

REWARD The undersigned will promptly pay $100.00 cash reward for in formation leading to arrest and conviction of anyone wilfully trespassing upon, or defacing or removing any equipment, material, location notices or boundary monuments from the Winter & Pond lode claims and/or mill sites at Echo Cove, Berners Bay, Alaska.
 FRANCIS J. HARRISON,
 Winter & Pond Co.,, Inc,
 Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Black leather billfold be- longing to Nell Kneeland. Finder please call Baranof Coffee Shop between 6 am. and 2 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

Any one cylinder gasoline engine including washing machine. Phone Green 759.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

D-Housekeeper for Pullen House, Skagway. Write P. O. Box 929
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

WANTED TO BUY-Boy's bike.
 Phone Red 213.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

WANTED TO kElJT CT buy busi- ness location in Juneau, 20x40 it. or larger, by reliable party. Will take long lease and buy stock if necessary. Cash deal. Write Empire c5778.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

FOR SALE-3040 Krag. Call 8G5 ask for Meyer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

FOR -Six-room partly fur nished house in Douglas; con- crete foundation and furnace in basement, 5000. Call Douglas 2403.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

WILL PARTY who found ladies brown purse in Capital Cafe please return. Keep money, no questions asked.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

FOR SALE-Delco Hiboy radio. h.
 quire 142 Gastineau Ave.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

FOR SALE = Light weight, 4-cyl- der Buda Diesel, 63 H. P, 1940 model. Swanson Grocery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-10

FOR SALE-Several good Toggen- burg and Saanen gra de milk goats; also some pure blooded stock; also young bucks. P. O. Box 2321, Juneau, Alaska.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
PenuriOuS
Aged Spinsters Starye
With Cash in Bank

NEW YORK, April IA tINS)-
Another OF those mysteries Of life
in the big city was disclosed today
with discovery OF two aged spin
sters starving 10 death IN their
SIN room apartment, although
they had a small fortune on de-
poslt in banks.
Police said that Mary Donovan,
81. and her sister, Catherine 67
were suffering from malnutritIon
when a curious neighbor investl-
gated their disappearance. Police
found $50 in cash in the apart.
ment and several bank books
showing deposits totaling S24,354
One Of the sisters died shortly
after being taken to the hospital,
and the other was reported in a
critical condition.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Boy
Killed by Truck

A 4-year-old boy, chasing his
pet dog into the street, was killed
last night near his home when he
fell beneath the wheels of a
truck.
The-pietim is Terry Spann, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Spann, 1850
Eighteenth.
Mike Palozzola, 81, of 96l0
Georgia, the truck driver, told po-
lice he swerved to avoid hitting
the child Witnesses said the
truck, loaded with furniture. was
travelling only Is miles an hour.
The driver was released
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Luzon Visitors
Ban Explained

MANILA, April II GNS) In a
statement announcing the arrival
in Manila of a delegation OF
American labor officials Cen
Macarthur explained today why
other official groups from the
United States previously were re-
fused permission TO visit LlIIon.
Pressure upon transportation
and communications from Leyte
TO LuLon and the precarious'
level OF supply, caused by thou
sands of undernourished civilian
refugees. and use Of all possible
planes for evacuation Of
wounded, have made II impracti-
cable up TO this time to permit
such parties to come Ia LuZOn,"
Gen. Macarthur said
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
ScOrned Cash
Friday. l3, Jinx Saves
Lost Envelope

CHICAGO. April IA QNS)-1t
wasn't April Fools Day but it was
Friday, April 13, considered un-
lucky by most persons, so pedes-
trians who saw the brown enVe-
lope lying in the Chicago street
never gave it a second thought.
Traffic Policeman Thomas Ira
hey. stationed at Randolph and
LaSalle, saw several cars run oyer
II, then decided 10 investigate.
Inside was a check for $3.50
and $3.50 in cash.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Camp of Death
Horrors Barred

BUCHENWALD CONCENTRATION CAMP, GER.
MANY, April ii CINS)-Behnd electrically charged
barbed surrounding this notorious Naz concentration
camp 900 of Hters political prisoners from Of
nations have died by violence succumbed to harsh living
conditions since 1888. 1t ll
Approximately 100000 persons passed through The
gates of this earthly hell during those years, and tod
with the arrival of American troops than 10000 E
mates liberated.
900 prisoners the death toll from shooting hanging and
diving tntaled 641
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Ask Defernent
For Too|makers

Plans to seek more deferments
for tool and die workers will be
discussed al a meeting next week
between Edward L. Cushman,
state War Manpower Commission
director, and Brig, Gen. Leroy
Pearson, state Selective Service
head.
The conference is the outGrowth
OF meeting between VINO Off
eials and members Of the -Auto-
motive Tool and Die ManufaC-
turers' Association. Cushman said
Association members contend
that if more tool and die men are
inducted into the armed forces
the war and reconversion pro-
grams will he hindered materially.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Jeffries Pledges
Aid 10 Truman

In a telegram to President
Truman, sent from West Palm
Beach, Fla, where he is vacation
ing, Mayor Jeffries today pledged
the support of Detroit TO the
nations new leader.
I'VE wish you every success
as you assume the tremendous
task of leadership now before
yOu," Jeffries said.
The mayor also sent a wire to
Mrs. Roosevelt saying:
"The sudden passing of Presi-
dent Roosevelt has shocked and
grieved all of Detroit. The city's
sympathy 10 you and your be-
reaVed family"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
POLES OPPOSED

Since Yalta. the inclusion oi
France in the reparations commits
sion has been proposed and ac-
cepted But the latest proposal To
include Poland has encountered
opposition from both Washington
and London
The Soviet view is that Poland
has suffered more than any other
country and thus has more inter
est in reparations.
Great Britain and the United
States have countered however. by
saving that If Poland is included,
other countries, such as Belgium
and Holland. should also be
brought into the commission.
The issue remains unsettled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

death house. Leon Blum and his
wife were kept until their removal
few days ago for an unknown
destination. Edouard- Bafadier,
former French premier. also lived
in that area.
Princess Mafalda, a daughter of
the king of Italy. was another
famous dweller in the brick house
area.
MAFALDA CURSED
She suffered severe leg injuries
in the August bombings and was
removed TO the prison hospital,
where eight professionals from the
women's camp acted as nurses.
Al Mafalda' s death, il was noted,
SIS guards cursed, spit and said
good radiance. They added that
il would be fine if MusSolini would
also croak along with the Ital-
ianS."
Among those killed in the main
camp was Marcel Michelin, famed
French tire manufacturer. Rudy
Bratsheid. a leader OF the German
Social Democratic party in the
Reichstag Gen. Verneau, chief OF
staff of the French army in 1912;
Paul Emil Janson, former Bel
gum prime minister, and scores
of others.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Reds HaIf-Staff
Eienna'S Flags

NEW YORK. April Ia INS)-
Vienna. now in Russian hands
is "one of the Is European cspi-
tails where the flags are being
flown at half-staf 10 commemor-
ate the death Of Franklin Delano
Roosevelt, ABSIE radio said
TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
N.aZi General Sees
Early End of w ar

WITH THE u. S. FIRST ARMY
IN GERMANY, April ID QNS)-
A German major general, for
merlv a member of Field Marshal
Won Models staff, was captured
in the Ruhr pocket. The general
remarked:
We've nothing left OF our
once proud army. The war can
not go on much longer. l think
the army will collapse and dis
inteRrate,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
HORRORS TOLD

Weeping and laughing al tho
same time when he recognized
several correspondents from pre-
war days. the lord mayor told a
story the same as the majority OF
his fellow prisoners. He too told
of beatings. hunger and a mis-
cradle existence lived in the con
slant expectation of violent death
A few hundred yards from one
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Old Clothing
DepOls Listed

Clothes for the United NJ.
tional Clothing Collection m.
be left at
All gas stations.
All churches.
All libraries.
All police stations.
All FIRE stations
All industrial plants.
All office buildings.
All schools.
The =. 8. McKeever, on the
Campus.
II you don't know the depot
or bin nearest your home, tele-
phone Cadillac 2004
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Embezzling JeweIer
Released From Prison

NEW YORK, April IA GNS)--
Paroled from Sing Sing after hav-
ing served 16 months of two 10
four-year term. one time society
ieweler Paul r. Flato Al was
back in New York City today,
repeatedly ready to take a war
plant lob AT 70 cents an hour
Flato. who operated on Fifth
Avenue. went 10 jail for pa%nlng
Jewels which he had obtained on
memorandum
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Paper Drive Set

Boy Scout Troop l29 will COL
leCt waste paper in the area
bounded by Whittier. Kelly, Casino
and Mckinney tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

Notice IL hereby given that the Loch
moor cub whose premises are located
A. iOiS Vsrnier Road. Crosse Poir'e
Woods Michigan has applied IN the
Michigan LIQUOR Control Commission
for club license 20 sell beer, VINE ana
spirits TO bonahde members only. and
that u ts the intent Of the Liquor
Control Commission 10 grant said IT,
cenEe upon the expiration ~ ten days
from the date hereof tApril l3thi
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Torch Sinaer Divorced

LOS ANGELES, April II GNS)
Torch singer Ella Mae Morse
had an interlocutory decree Of
divorce today from pionlst Rich
ard Leroy Showalter, now in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
No V-Bombs in 10 Days

LONDON. April IA (INS)-
England passed its sixteenth con-
secutive day yesterday of free
dom from V-bomb attacks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
oVERPowER GUARDS

When members OF the camps
underground sensed liberation
was not far off, they watched
their opportunity and formed at
tack units with many Russians IN
their ranks. In swift surprise at
tacks two days ago, they over
powered the remaining guards,
disarmed them and ran the camp
themselves.
This correspondent saw former
guards today locked behind steel
doors.
Shocking sights greet you wher-
ever you turn in this place. but
equally shocking was the sudden
appearance-llke ghost =etH6of
the paSt-of the thin, emaciated
lord -mayor of Prague.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Denies
Barry
Intimacy

Los ANGELES. April II CINS)
Emphatic denial that he had
been intimate with Joan Barry
chmaNed tho testimony Of J. Paul
Getty, wealthy Oklahoma Gilman,
as the Charlie Chaplin paternity
trial moved into It's final stage.
Last witness in the second hear
inc OF Miss BarryS suit in behalf
Of her lS-month.oid daughter.
Carol Ann. Getty told the IL
women and one man on the jury
that he had met Miss Barry when
she was in Tulsa in November,
100
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Allies Face
Polish Issue

WASHINGTON, April "A (INS)
A new controversy regarding
Poland exists today between Rus
sia and the western Allies
II was learned that the Soviet
government has proposed tho in
clusion Of Poland on the repdra-
tons commission. This was not
contemplated IN Yslta where the
g. commission viss conceived.
This development came AS the
hriefing OF American delegates 10
the San Francisco conference was
in suspense because Of the funeral!
services for President Roosevelt
LEAVE NEXT NEEk
Although Secretary Of state
StcttiniuS and the delegation plan
10 leave for California next week
their line-by-llne examination of
the Dumbarton Oaks document
was laid aside until Monday
Meantime. StettlnluS Was au-
thorized by President Truman 10
give assurance that there viii be
no change Of purpose or break ef
continuity IN the foreign policy OF
the L. s. government -
But the problems which chal-
longe American foreign policy
continued 10 present themselves.
regardless Of Interruptions IN
Washington. Poland is one of
them
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Flower Girl Recalls
Roosevelt Kindness

1t nine years that Lorraine kuberack, then 10
DID, presented bouquet of flowers to President Rooe
Welt and shook his hand The memory bright which will
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
.Bares Chaos
In-Gefrnnany

WASHINGTON. April IA UNS)
American experts on German
affairs today described Germany
as a headless horseman racing
into military, political and eco
nomic collapse.
The rapid advance OF Allied
military forces is well known,
they said. Less known is the fact
that civilian morale has disinte-
grated and the country's economy
has reached a debacle.
COLLAPSE WITHIN
The state and commerce de-
partments have learned the fol-
lowing significant facts about the
collapse within Germany:
. The German system of food
distribution has completely
broken down. No attempt is
being made to move food sup
plies from one area 10 another.
Bombings have caused great
shifts of population TO areas
already deficient in food
. Food ration cards were aban-
doned last week. People are
being told to eat whatever they
can find.
. The Nazi system OF con-
trolled initiation has broken
down, and now initiation is linn
tied only by the capacity of the
printing presses.
. Nazi party officials have lost
control of local administrative
functions.
. Civilians are now daring for
the first time 10 desert their
jobs and display friendfIness TO
the enemy.
. Though military resistance
continues, it is only because
NaZi SIS men are posted
throughout the army. threaten
ing deserters with death.
TECHNICAL DEFEAT
The defeat Of Germany is al
ready technically accomplished
officials said. but it will probably
not be acknowledged in a forma
surrender This same point ha!
been made by Gen, Eisenhower.
The holocaust is already 81
complete that German leader.
have little 10 save except them
selves.
American officials who know
Germany admit that if Nazi lead
ers hide out in the remote valley,
of the Black Forest, in disguise
they might remain undiscovered
for years, unless betrayed by loca
peasants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

Set somewhat apart from the
main camp here is a similar en-
closure for women prisoners
momentarily numbering som e
1000.
In the women's section, punish
ment was frequently climaxed by
enforced periods of prostitution.
For this the women were assigned
either TO SIS guards or favored
men prisoners.
BODIES STACKED
The grisly interior of this camp
offers everything from incinera-
tors 10 bodies stacked like cord
wood-with hanging rooms where
there remained bloodstained clubs
used TO crush the skulls of resist
ing victims before they were
hanged.
Buchenwald, one Of four big
concentration camps in Germany,
rivals such dreaded names as
Orianenburg and Dachau. 1t ordi-
narily boasted 10000 SIS guards,
but several days ago when the
sound of American gHnfire be-
came audible, 600 of Himmler's S
select men departed after preVi-
ously marching off thousands OF
prisoners TO an unknown desti-
nation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

remain all her life.
When President and Mrs
Roosevelt visited the city in 1886
they attended a reception in the
Roosevelt Park in Hamtramck.
REPRESENTS CITY
Little Lorraine. the daughter OF
Councilman Joseph Kuberacki
was selected to make the presen-
tation in behalf of the City OF
Hamtramck.
Everyone else knew about
IL for two days, but they didn't
tell me until few hours he
fore the reception, lorraine.
who is married now TO Walter
Snarski, said, smiling in remem-
branCe.
II was shaking all over when
his car drove up on the plat
form but he was 50 kind and
gentle i got over my fright
right away.
FEELS Personal LOSS
"After had given him the
flowers and said my little
speech, he smiled, thanked me
and shook my hand. I'll never
forget how his hand felt and
I'll never forget him. l feel like
I have lost close, personal
friend"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
BLAMES CHAPLIN

Scott painted Chaplin as equally
culpable but still able 10 60 into
any night club or any circles he
wanted To-"
Following Scott, Defense At
teFney Charles r. Miiiikan viii
present closing arguments for
Chaplin Just before the Jury is
given the case for decision, eX-
peCted some time Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
DENIES INTIMACY

He admitted that he had taken
her 10 dinner and the movies a
few times. bat denied he had been
intimate with her.
Getty admitted that he had lent
81 500 10 Miss Barry on a note
secured by her fur coat and her
car and that he had never re-
CeIvcd repayment of the loan.
Joseph Scott. counsel for
baby Carol Ann, plaintiff in the
suit. followed Getty with final ar
gumcnts, referring 10 Miss Barry
as a foolish. stupid. wretched girl
who willingly entered into these
relations
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19
Top Casters Here
For Tourney
Meet Opens at
Belle Isle tuesday

The nations top fly and bait
casters Will arrive in Detroit to-
morrow for the 37th annual Ma
-,ionai Casting Tournament al
Belle Isle which starts Tuesday
running through Sunday
First event on the program
Tuesday is the nth distance bait.
followed by the junior dry fly.
Women,s official dry fly and the
18th distance bait.
Defending titlekoldcrs v no VIII
be on hand for the flYe- day tour
nament include Earl Osten, St.
Louis asth and aii-aroUnd cham
plen. Dick Miller Hunting Beach.
Cal, former worlds record holder
and present worlds distance ny
record holder. Marvin Hodge, dis
tance fly champion and holder Of
FHary- International records and
present international all-arnund
casting champion, Robert Budd
JetferSonville. Ind, former sklSh
fly champion. Jon kIcdaisch. 81.
Paul, former distance plub cham
pion. Archie Nogel form er
champion and his
l6-year-old daughter. Dorothy
one of the greatest
casters in the country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19
Answers to
Sports Fans
Questions

Q-Who was the youngest
man ever to be president of the
American Bowling Congress ?
A-Augie Jankowsky of De-
troit in 1884 at the age of 38.
Q-When will the Indianapo-
lis Memorial Day speed derby
be revived?
A-Eddie Rickenbacker, pres
ident of the speedway an
nounced that the famous classic
would he held May 80, 1916.
Q-Who were the youngest
and Oldest men 10 capture the
heavyweight titles?
Aloe Louis who won the
crown at the age of %. was the
youngest. while Bob Fitzsim-
mons and Jack johnson, each at
the age Of 81, were the oldest
TO enter the roped square In de-
fense Of their titles.
Q-What is the longest total
mutuel betting set this year?
A--The record was set Aug.
is, OF this year at Belmont
Park when 57,266 racing fans
sent total of S4,304,616
through the mutueI machines
on the eight-race card.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19
Net Crown 10
Pauline Betz

CHESTNUT HILL. Mass. Aug
IS GNSl Pauline Bctz s'll is
queen on the tennis courts.
The sandy-haircd national title
holder since l941. who halls from
Los Angeles. defeated Margaret
Osborne, Of San Francisco. Sc.
Ga today to win the women 5
invitation singles tourney al Long
wood Cricket Club.
Play in the final match today
was featured by two strong rallies
by Miss Betz She trailed Miss OS-
borne 2-i IN the -fESt Set el.t- came
from behind 10 win four straight
games and the set.
J. Gilbert Hall. South Orange,
y. J.. a discharged veteran Of
the army tank corps, defeated
Arthur {. Nelson, Chicago. 6-1,
G-l 10 win the national men S
veterans singles championship.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19
Byrd Defends
PGA Crown
All Standout Pros
Compete at Midland

Stripped OF one Of the two state
championships he won a year ago
when Chuck Kocsis edged him out
recently in the Michigan Open
al Grand Rapids, Sam Bird Will
strive 10 retain the other this
Sunday AT Midland in the Michi-
gan PEA.
The tourney Will consist Of 36
holes, Is in the morning and is
in the evening, medal play. Three
somes will tee off at five minute
intervals as follows:
DicS RismSmA Kalamazoo. Emil Beck
Por' Huron Larry shea Detroit. horue
Wells Grand Rapids ERNIE shave. Detroit
Prank Splogfii Grand Rapids So warren
Orics Detroit. Gene wnde, Budgeport.
Harold Wilmington Monroe, Herman Eiebig
Detroit Don Sutherland. Dawson. Bi.l
Graham. BirmlnFhsm. Al ws,rous Claude
Harmon both Detroit Ice Kosten. Muskeeon
Rapids Ole C.a-t. Lansing. Joe Before, De
ifoit. Prank Walsh Royal OAK Tom Ka-
nary. Midland W Harbert. Battle Creek
Ernie Sshsyrac Dayton q Pay Mcclure.
Detroit sam Byrd, Crick RuiAn JACK Win
ney ~ Detroit Orm Beaupre, Detroit
Tom shannon. Pontiac CID sellers, Detroit.
Lcrin Shook Pint Leo Conrny Detroit
Late entries viii be paired al the hEst tee
tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

planes ran to help him. Al
ternately feeding the machine
gun and firing at the planes,
Sgt. Rooney and his comrades
we're able TO bring both of
them down.
THE exemplary courage.
skill and devotion to duty
prevented the disabling of the
entire convoy"
At present sgt. Rooney is
with the 65ht Infantry Division
in Australia. Before being sent
to the European theater of war,
ne spent two years in the Aleu-
tians. He played basketball,
football and baseball for Ford
son High before he joined the
service.
Anthony Puleo of Detroit
reached the finals of the ALI
China boxing tournament before
Jersey.