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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27
HIGH SCHOOL (ACERS BEAT
 CHARLESTON
Pandmint Defeats HdIfo(d al Basketball Double
 header Tonight

The proudest high school basket ball team for hundreds of miles around is undoubtedly the Juneau High School Crimson Bears, who last night defeated the Charleston bas- ketball five with the crushing score of % to II in the first of Juneau's Fleet Week Hoopsters' Championship series in the high school gymnasium
 "Oh, we just got the breaks, said the Bear interviewed after the game but there was a smile on his face that beamed pride in victory to the nth degree.
 From the first quarter, the ap- proximately 300 spectators realized that the Charleston team was due for trouble Although studded with 6-footers and the advantage of brawnier muscles, the ships blue jackets were no match for the speedy footwork and coordination of the Bears.
 Trying vsinly to keep up with the fast movement of the Bears, the Navy representatives, many of whom were high school and college basket ball players before the war, tired out before the game had scarcely gotten under way.
 Distress Signals
 By the third quarter, the Charles ton defenders were sending. up dis tress signals, and although spectators and Bears alike applauded their spirit and sportsmanship, it was obvious that ship duty on gunboat at sea had nothing to do with help ing a man get the ball in the bas- ket. The Charleston boys were go ing down-and fast
 One Navy player stretched out flat on the floor near the end of the third quarter. In telling of the incident later It. Harold Duncan, captain, said: We thought at first he was dead from over -exertion, but found he was just wanting substitu- tion and didn't have enough breath left to ask for it.
 The Charleston team took their de- feat with high good humor and much praise for their young opponents They fight like terriors," said six footer First It. John D. Case, USING 9 substitute, after the game. In pay ing tribute to the Bears sportman- ship, he told of how when 'weav- ing his way to the shower, he fell a small hand on his shoulder ano found way down below" small Juneau guard who said, Tough luck cid chap, but you played clean game" Thank you" Case said he told the youngster, we'll try to come back with a younger crowd next year"
 Pananlint Hdlford
 A more evenly matched game was played between the Panamint team and the Halford, with the Panamint winning by 25 to B margin Cheered lustily from the stands, the two teams battled with zeal and en- thusiasm worthy of teams in much better condition, The game was re- latively fast with Henry Nadderman
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Steamer Princess Louise scheduled to arrive from Skagway at o'clock Sunday morning and sails south two hours later.
 Steamer Tongass scheduled to ar rive midnight Monday and after dischareing sails southbound via Skagway, Hoonah, Pelican and Sitka.
 Steamer Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle today and is due here Tuesday.
 Steamer Columbia, now to the westward, will not call at Juneau southbound to Seattle.
 Empire Want-ddS bring results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27
NAVY DAY RALLY (Program-5 o'clock p. m. at goth Century Theatre)

Orchestra Selections, "Panamint Five, ,"-"Anchors Aweigh,9 Out of Nowhere"
 ocation-Chaplain K I. Meier
 Welcoming Address-Gov Ernest Gruening, introduced by Mayor Ernest Parsons.
 Capt. William B. Ammon, USN, Commanding U. s. s. Panamint.
 Presentation of Awards:
 Commentary by It. Comdr liar old A. Hoover, USNR. Address by Admiral Ralph F. Wood, Com mander North Pacific Force;
 Commandant Seventeenth Naval District; Commander Alaskan Sea Frontier.
 Star Spangled Banner" Or chestra
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27
CHIEF MATE OF
 YUKON IS DEAD

SEATTLE, Oct 27.-Harry Nell son Brown, 31-year-old Chief Mate aboard the Alaska Steamship Com pany vessel, the Yukon, died Thurs day at his home after short ill., ness. Funeral services will be held Monday. He was member of the Master Mates and Pilots Association. His widow. Mrs. Hazel- M Brown, survives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27

SHANGHAI. Oct. 2<.-Despite a warning that their shops would be closed if they violated government set prices, some Shanghai mer- chants still are hiking prices of ba- sic commodities and luXuries to the extent the cost of living in some respects is 10000 per cent higher than it wa sone year ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27

tions. An opening address will be given by Gov. Ernest Gruening, with Rear Admiral Ralph Wood, North Pacific Force Commander, whose flag is back aboard the Panamint, making the closing ad- dress.
 While Juneau will see the ships this afternoon, the American Le- gion Dugout and USO will again be in their familiar roles as open house hosts to Navy men with shore liberty. Open house is to be maintained at the Dugout after noon and evening, both today and tomorrow, while the USO. of course, is always open to the .servicemen.
 Especial affairs arranged for the entertainment of the city's visitors tonight include: A small dinner for senior Navy officers and their ladies this evening at the Cover nor's House, with Gov. and Mrs. Gruening as hosts; cocktail party for junior ships officers and ladies in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel. Both affairs are scheduled from to 10 o'clock and will pre- cede the formal dance at the Scottish Rite Temple which the Shrine Club has thrown open to the officers.
 For the rest of the Navy, the Juneau Elks Lodge is sponsoring a dance in the Elks Hall, from 9 o'clock this evening. With Math- eny's orchestra signed up for the Shrine dance, ships musicians will serve up the tunes at the Elks dance
 Two dances were held here for the Navy last evening. both well attended An old time square dance early in the evening, sponsored by the USO at Union Hall, and larger affair under the auspices of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at the A. B. Hall
 Also, during daylight hours over the weekend. while Juneau is visit ing the ships, crew members will visit the sights of Juneau, with Glacier and other sightseeing trips being slated
 Basketball Tonight
 Tonight, another pair of basket ball games is on tap at the High School Gym, play starting at the Juneau High Crimson Bears the Juneau High Golden Bears 
 Tomorrow evening at 2 o'clock, Juneau's Navy Day visitors will put their talents on the air in a broadcast over Station KINY. | More ships talent will be displayed 1 in a free show being presented by Navy men at the Coliseum Theatre.
 On Sunday Juneaus churches will be the center of attraction to | the city's guests Most of the city's | homes are expected to be thrown i open following services. An esti- mated 200 ships personnel are ex- pected to attend services ashore tomorrow morning at churches of their own choice while liberty will be granted again in the afternoon i
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27

among the Russians is that their 65-year-old leader, who left the capital Oct. 9, for destination never announced. will be back in time for celebration of the Nov. 2, anniversary of the revolution.
 The usual length of Soviet vacation is one month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27

to all men that can be spared off the vessels.
 No general dance is scheduled for tomorrow evening
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27
FROM KETCHIKAN

E. c. Arthur, resident of Kes- chikan, is a guest at the Baran3f
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27
BRONZE STAR AWARDING IS
 RITE

fContinued from Page OneJ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27
SPECIAL MUSICAL
 SERVICE TONIGHT,
 SALVATION ARMY

A special musical program will be held at the Salvation Army Barracks on Willoughby Avenue at 7:30 o'clock tonight
 The men of the Navy are in vited to attend this service and the social hour, with refreshments, that is to follow.
 sented by visiting officers here to attend the Salvation Army Con- greSs. These numbers will consist of band, instrumental quartettes and vocal selections.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27

FROM ANCHORAGE
 Nick iSollick of Anchorage has registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27

Empire Want-adS bring results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-27
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11
At Great Lakes

Five wyandotte men are receiving
their initial Naval indoctrination
ct the q. 8. Naval Training Center,
Great Lakes, Illinois.
Their recruit training consists OF
instruction in seamanship, military
drill and general Naval procedure
During this period series Of apti-
tude tests will be taken by the re-
cruits to determine whether they
viii be assigned to a Naval Service
School, to a shore station or TO i'm
mediate duty at sea.
When their recruit training Il
completed, these men will receive q
period of leave. They are: Howard
w. Priem, Is. son Of Mrs. Herman
PREM, los Eureka avenue: Felix A
Wroblewski, 2s. husband Of Alice J.
Wroblewski, 1045 Mulberry street;
Wayne B. Irons, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. 8. Irons, 2468 22nd street;
william Bozzo, 10. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Bozzo. STA Garfield
and Stanley A. Pritchett, II, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. PYitchett, 22Ss
Ninth street.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11
Taylor In Colorado

CAMP CARSON, COLO. - Pvt
Donald A. Taylor Of ass Biddle ave-
nue., wyandotte. Is now stationed at
the U. s. Army General and Con-
valescent Hospital, Camp Carson
Colorado.
The u. 8. Army General and Con.
valescent hospital Is situated In al
ideal spot for outdoor recreation
activities. Sightseeing trips to the
various scenic places in and neal
Colorado Springs are arranged fol
patients.
Emphasis is placed on pre-occupa'
tional training so that convalescent.
can find what skills they have ant
thus discover what type of occupa.
tional training they may want II
the veterans administration pro.
gram after returning to civilian life
Practical arts are some Of the mos,
popular subjects taught.
Pvt. Taylor has a brother In the
service, Cpl. David A. Taylor, al
e Paso, Texas.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11

double ring ceremony.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother. chose white
mouselline de sore gown. styled
on princess lines with long sleeves
and long train. She wore q blush.
ing bridal veil and carried q white
orchid on a satin streamer.
Miss Broughtons maid Of honor
was Joyce MAttern who wore Q gown
of blue net over q satin skirt Her
headpiece was a matching ostrich
pompom and she carried b bouquet
Of spring flowers.
The other bridesmaids. Rosemary
Layton. Jean Connors, and Mary
Haubrick wore gowns that were
identical to the one worn by the
maid Of honor In shades of green.
peach and pink respectively. Their
headpieces. also like the maid Of
honor's were of ostrich feathers that
matched their gowns. Their bou-
quets were spring flowers.
The best man was Seaman First
Glass Delbert Broughton. brother OF
the bride and he was assisted by
Oscar Kahler, Scott workman and
Roy Coleman all Of whom are sta
toned at the Crosse he Naval Air
Station.
For her daughters wedding, Mrs.
Broughton chose a blue crepe dress
with navy blue accessories and wore
corsage Of white rosebuds.
A breakfast was held at the Wa
beck following the ceremony for
the immediate wedding party and
the family. Later in the evening
a reception was held at the home
of the bride.
The couple left for a wedding
trip to Appomatox where they will
visit for a week before returning
to Wyandotte.
Mrs La Cuda isc a graduate q
st. Patricks school and she also BE-
longs to the Junior League Of Cath
Ole Women.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11
Marches In Victory
Parade In England

Thomas J. Pendergast, coxwain,
OF 3o4 Eureka Ave. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bella Pepdergast, Of the same
address. marched with the crack
drill team Of the U. s. Navy ad.
yanced amphibious unit in the color
full, three-mile long united nation
victory parade staged as part of
We day celebrations in Devon, Eng
land.
Immaculate in navy blue. and
carrying spotleSs rifles. the 45-man
team. which had been trained to
split-second perfection in a three
month course. headed the u. 8.
aggregation.
Shoulder to shoulder with units
representing almost every country
Of the United Nations, this team
carried its striking amphibious badge
past two reviewing stands where
Allied admirals and commodores
took the salute.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11
Merchant Marine Open Ne,0 Drive


The United States Maritime Ser
vice has started a recruitment drive
to enlist 1000 men from the area
of Ohio, Michigan and Kentucky
by September LIST, Il was announced
today by Lieut.. D. Q. Phillips, re-
gional enrolling Officer ut Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Three million men and millions Of
tons Of war equipment must be
moved by merchant ships from Eu-
rope either TO the United States
or directly to the far Pacific, IL
was stated, and trained crews are
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11
USED FAT COLLECTION DROPS

Z. A.. Schirmer, chairman Of the
Wayne County Salvage Committee,
announcing fat collections for APP
I'll today, expressed concern over
Wayne County's drop Of over $4,000
pounds below its March collections.
Wayne County's April total was
271,5s1 pounds of salvaged house,
hold fats turned In for conversion
to glycerine for war uses.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11

urgently needed to man these yes
sells.
Men between ~ and 80 years Of
age are eligible TO enlist for deck,
engine, radio, stewards and purser-
hospital corps training which viii
be given at the mammoth tsn-thou-
sand man training station at Sleeps
head Bay. New York.
Applicants may apply TO their
local q. 8. Employment Service
office or directly 10 Maritime serv-
ice recruiting offices at Detroit.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11
PLACED ON PROBATION

Robert Marunick, 237 Highland,
was placed on six months probation
to the Detroit probation department
by Judge Arthur Decker following
his appearance In Justice Court
Wednesday on an assault and bat
terry charge.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11
M. Broug hton Wed To Navy Man Saturd lay
Plays In Ships Band

SOMEWHERE IN THE PACIFIC
= william B. Werling, 30, aviation
nschinist's mate, first class. UsNR,
OF BAL Plum street, wyandotte. plays
the saxophone and clarinet in this
ships band when not at battle sta
ton.
Werling's professional background
inflndes study at the Detroit Con-
servatory Of Music, Of which he is
. graduate, and playing with Blue
Barron, Joe Reichman, and Bobby
oraypon.
His father, william B. werling,
b.. Is supervisor Of schools at Wyan-
dctte. His wife Is the former Mar
lon Harnish.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11
ST. Patricks Church Is Scene
LOT Double Ring Ceremony

At nuptal high performed in the ST. Patrick's
church. Margaret Ann Broughon daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Deber Broughton of Third street repeated her to
IS Hc MN Calvin J. La cuda. Qrpsse lie, son of Edward
10 o'clock The Reverend Father Doherty ofeiaed at the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11

Male fowls. particularly old ones,
can be fattened and made more
palatable by doses of estrogenic
hormones.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-11
HOLD SHOWER

HOLD SHOWER
A linen shower for the Fiat Rock,
Ohio. orphan asylum win be held
1t the Riverband Evangelical church
Tuesday at 7:3o p. m.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
lvSRag ginaPrip paint Lietuvos TeiSes
EDEN PRIMINTI APE
TEISlU PANEIGIMA

Cleveland, Ohio, Bal. 25 - Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
jungos centro vadyba San Francisco konferencos at-
darymo proga pasiunte teegramus u S. State Secreta
ry Edward Stettnis if Britanijos Uzsieniu Sekreto
riui Anthony Eden, pasvekinant konferenca r kartu
primenant nesaikyma teisinguno neisileidmu Lietu-
vos San Francisco konferencja. ITEM dviem zymiem
vadam primenama kad prisilaikant teisingumo, Letu
privalo butt pakvesta kaip neprklausoma valstybe
j ateities taikos programo ruosmo konferencja.
Sis LVS telegramas supuoa su Prezidento Truman
sakyta kalba konferencija ir pasauli kuris ragino
delegatus statyt taika ant teisingumo pagrndu Te-
legramo turnys
In this historic hour, allow us to express our best
wishes for the Of the unprecedented task
fronting America, Great Britain and the world.
However, are obliged to state that the exclusion
Of Lthuania from the participation in San Francisco
conference great loss to the justice and the principle
Of fairness. Lithuania, in order to remain true to in
ternatonal law and Obligations in the very beginning
of this war; has consistently refused to become Ger
man satellite AS result of this shortly afterwards
she fell victim of dictatorial aggression.
Therefore if the future peace is to be based on
Justice and law, respectfully request that Lhuana
be granted right to deliberate with ether nations Of
the world and thus be fully represented free and
an independent nation at San Francisco conference
League for the Liberation of Lthuania
P. ]: Zuris, President
-i X. S. Karpius, Secretary.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
KARO zINIOS

Paryzius, Bal. 26. - U.
S. Trecioji armija tankais
prasimuse pirmyn ir prisi-
artino per 1915 myliu nuo
Austrijos--V Vokietijos rube-
ziaus.
Prancuzu ir Amerikieciu
kariuomenes zygiuoja pie
tine Vokietijos dalimi veik
netrukdoma ir tuoj apsups
Municha ir Berchtesgaten,
Hitlerio vietoves. Berch-
tesgaden jau lektuvais SUI
plaisintas.
Daugelyje vietq pilnai
ginkluoti Vokieciai karei-
vial bega pasiduoti Ameri-
kieciams vietoje patekti
bolsevikams.
Rytu fronte, bolsevikai
jau kelinta diena isiverze
ir kariauja paskirose Ber-
limo dalyse. Rusai persi-
kele per. Elbe upe netoli
Dresdeno ir ten susitiks
SUI Amerikieciais, esanciais
apie Is myliu atstu.
Berline ir kitur Woke
ciai zudosi nezinodami ko-
kis likimas ju laukia. Is
nelaisves paleisti kitty saliQ
tremtiniai ir darbininkai
laksto kaip laukiniai, lyg
pamisimo apimti, nezino.
mi kur detis.
Vokietijos karo orc lai.
vynas jau visiskai sunai.
kintas.
| Rytu Prusijoje bolsevi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
PREF. TRUMAN RAGING KONFE-
RENCIJA REMTlS TEISINGUMU

Washington, Bal. rs. -
Prezidentas Trumas 81 va
kara sake savo oficiale kali
ba, atidarydamas United
Nations konferencija San
Francisco nieste. Jis ra-
gino konferencijos daily
vius varde visos daugumos
zmonijos, nukreipti pasau-
Il nuo nuolatinio tarptauti-
nio chaoso ir isteigti ga
linga organizacija taikos
vykdymui..
"Jeigu mes kalbesim tik
zodziais, o veliau ziauriai
sutrempsim teisi n G u m q f,
mes uzsitrauksim ant sa-
yes kartu pasmerkima dar
negimusiu gentkarciu.
"Mes neprivalom tiktai
aukoti musu jaunima su-
laikymams paseleliu zygiu,
tu kurie kiekviename am
ziuje sokasi pasauli uzval-
dyti. Musu jaunimo pasi-
aukojimas siadien privalo
privesti, per jusu pastan-
gas, sudaryma rytojui ga
lingos tautu kombinacijos
paremtos ant teisingos tai
kos pagrindu.
"Teisingumas pasili e k a
didziausia jiega pasaulyje.
"Tiktai tai vienai jiegai
mes tenusilenksim." /"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
kONFERENCIJA
PRASIDEJO

San Francisco, Cal, Bal,
25. - 81 vakara susirinko
United Nations delegatai
j konferencijos atidarymo
iskilmes, isklausyti Prezi-
dento Truman kalbos ir Ell
tt j darba kurio pasaulis
is ju laukia.
Atidarymo kalbas sake
Valstybes Sekretorius Ed
ward R. Stettinius, Califor-
MICS Gubernatorius War
rem ir San Francisco ma
yoras Lapham.
Susirinko Al valstybiu
atstovai. Iskilme pradeta
San Francisco War Memo
rial Opera House.
Sovietu delegatams at
gabenta laivas vodkos il
kaviaro, ir jie neapleis sa-
vo prasmatnybiQ kokiose
aukstieji bolsevikai gyve.
ma savo rojuje.
Konferencijoje tikimasi
apie 5000 delegatu, kurie
ne visi vienu laiku suva.
ziavo, kiti atvyks veliau.
Konferencijos reng e. a
skaitosi S. Valstijos, Bri'
tanija, Kinija ir Rusija.
Svarbiausias darbas bu:
baigimas tvarkyti ir nu
statyti Dumbarton Oaks
konferencijoje patiektu pa
siulymu ateities taikos il
pasaulio saugos organiza
jai, kuri lures butt antr;
Tautu Sajunga.
Nors j konferencija at
vyko pats Molotovas, ia
ciau Stalinas j siunte dau
giau patirti apie patti Pre-
zidenta Truman, 20 to ka
Roosevelt mire. Molotova
neturi teises ant nieko XII
to sutikti ar daryti kokiu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27

Anaerikos Lietuviams> domu zinoti kas nuo Misijos
vyksta San Francisco konferencija r ka e ten veiks
Kick yra zinoma, konferencija gall uzstesh meme
81 daugiau lako IS Americas Letuviu Misiios vadu
ne vis gales sbut San Francisco mene ar sesias savai
es aiko Tode je ssitare butt r dirbti San Francis
co konferencijos laikotarpiu vienas ka pasvaduoda
MI kad vsu aiku ten butu je du tai vienas Mi
sijos atstovas.
Amerikos Lietuviu Misijos delegata San Francisco
konferencijoje bus
Adv. Antanas A. Oils, Misijos pirmininkas, is Chi
cagos,
Aleksandras Kumskis Msijos ko-pirmininkas, is
Chicagos,
Inz. Plus ]. Ziuris Misos sekretorius ir Letuvai
Vaduot Sajungos pirmininkas is Clevelando
K. S. Karpius, Dirvos redaktorius, LVS centro SEX
retorius, is Clevelando.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
X. s. Karpius, Secretary

kai galutinai uzeme Pilia-
va, kur Vokieciai ilgai lai-
kesi.
Italijoj, Amerikieciai pa
eme nelaisven tukstancius
naziu ir zygiuoja link AL
pu kalnynu kurie skiria
Austria nuo Italijos.
Pacifiko kare,. Amerikie-
ciai vel sulaike Japonu uz-
puolimus Okinawa saloje
ir baigia ta sala uzimti.
W kiekviena zustanti
Amerikieti krinta po 19
Japonu, taip Amerikieciai
pasekmingai kariauja.
Nuo Spaliu men. Ameri-
kos lektuvai ir LAVAL SUI
naikino 1900 Japonijos ka-
70 lektuvu.