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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-09
20 YEARS AGO TIT TIE EMPIRE
AUGUST 9. 1925


 Tinted States Seattle that the succeeded policy ot hoeay immediate relief from the bureaucratic form o government"
 staying at the Gastneau Hotel eSongN Girls planning rumnage sale
 and Ketchikan teams to be played announced on it's way Haine Skagway Sika the triangle run canney Libby McNel and Libby canery Pacific American Fisheries plant il
 the mail and passenger motorshp with 2 passengers Tor Juneau
 Congressional Fisheries Investigating Committee which was touring expected Juneau to conduct 
 produced was being con- would 2400 horsepower a sentenced to 20 days n jail aentvey womans ankles What chance he said Dresses the knees ana get 20 looking
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RUSS ALLIANCE COMPLETED

The strange alliance between the United States and Russia in which Russia and the United States fought side -by-sde in Europe while Russia was con tent to watch the battle in the Pacific is no more and our alliance with Russia is whole. Today s news reports bring word of Russian attacks against Japanese forces on the Manchukuo border.
 Japan is apparently to be squeezed from east and west by the two mightest world powersjust as Ger many was strangled-but the constant threat ot the terrible new atomic bomb which vaporizes buildings and men forecasts much shorter war in the Pacltc
 Notes of panic and despair already are belng sounded by Radio Tokyo the dreams of the Japa- nese war lords for world conquest smashed to atoms figuratively and literally. The use of ths weapon of destruction by the United States also presents an argument for the Japanese high command which will enable them to do what they must have known they must do for some time and still save face-surrender.
 The second atomic bomb has now been used and the Japanese have warned that more will follow at regular intervals. First it was Hiroshma-tWo-
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DEMILITARIZATIQN

"A"-In your zone you will assure that all units of the German armed forces, including para-military or eanizations, are dissolved as such and that their personnel are promptly disarmed and controlled in accordance with policies and procedures set forth in the instru- ment of unconditional surrender or in other directives which may be issued to you.
 "B"-The Control Council should proclaim and in your zone you will effectuate the total dissolution of all military and military or ganizations including the general staff, the German officers corps, the reserve corps and military academies, together with all asso- citations which might serve to keep alive the military tradition in Ger many.
 "C'-You will seize or destroy all arms, ammunition and imple- ments of war and stop the pro- duction thereof.
 "D"-You will take proper steps to destroy the German war poten- tial, as set forth elsewhere in this directive
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NEW BOMB REVOLUTIONIZES WAR

With President Truman's an- nouncement regarding the new atomic bomb, some of the back
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Iron Age Discoveries
Washington Star)


 Now that the European phase of this double war" is over the British press has opportunity to consider other than purely military developments in the area which it most particularly serves, and one of the subjects to which it has directed attention in recent weeks that of finding number of artifacts including rings bracelets currency bars brdle bits a trumpet water clock, bronze plaque of exquisite design suggesting the existence of an early iron age Wales prior to the beginning of the Christian era
 The discovery was accidental and "unscientific, but Sir Cyril Fox eminent authority on WeiSh archaeology has issued a report attesng it's import ance Some ninety objects" it is revealed, already have been delivered to the National Museum at Cardiff and additional accessons are expected to follow as exploration of the site of the find proceeds The relics were unearthed-more accurately dredged up-in a lake on an island off the northwest coast of Wales on a direct line with Chester in England and Dublin in Ireland.
 Three possible explanations" set forth in Sir Cyrils preliminary study It is conceivable that the relics were part of the debris of as yet un- discovered settlement for which the only other evidences are the bones of food animals thrown into the lake not necessarily at the same tune as the other objects" Alternative theories involve Druid and Celtic rituals of sacrifice Some of the artifacts were broken before being cast into the water ana It has been suggested that they deliberately were rendered
 nserviceable" advance of immersion. In his cata logue of the objects turned over to the museum Sir Cyril submits that: "Tne time sequence begins with chariot horn-cap in bronze of the second century B C. and ends with the Ctwo) slave-gang chains and decorated bronze strips refecng Begic work of the first century AD with the bulk of the daable objects falling into the first century C." It is stipulated that: There direct Roman influence discernible in any of the objects which suggests that they were deposited on or before the conquest of Mona by Suetonius Paulinus in A.D 61.
 No final verdict the discovery is feasible until further examination of the site and it's environs has been completed What is significant is that there now annears to be better chance for filling in the gap in British history between the of bronze and the expansion of Mediterranean civilization northward nearly two thousand years ago. Americans are inter ested in the problem because their culture traces back to the same sources.
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the bomb was performed at the University of Chicago; part by British scientists at Oxford. While the bomb was in the process of being developed, trusted workmen had to sign an oath that they would work in the secret desert bases without visiting their fami- lies.
 The danger of the bomb to future civilization is almost beyond be- lief once the secret becomes known. For instance, it is esti- mated that a bomb hidden in a safe deposit vault in New York bank could explode A hours later with such terrific force that it would destroy most of the city.
 One complication is whether the bomb secret should be given to our other Allies. At Teheran it is understood that preliminary ar rangements were made for Russian entrance into the war agalnSt Japan and that in return the United States was to give Russia knowledge of all our secret Wea- ponS.
 Now, many. military men, believ- ing the war with Japan can be terminated relatively soon, doubt the feasibility of handing over this new and revolutionary secret to the Russians. Others believe, however, that an invention of this kind is sure to leak out, just as every military weapon sooner or later becomes known.
 (Copyright, 1915, by Bell Syndicate. Ine.)
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HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 bat do not c0mpeW
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10

Adverse aspects rule the morning hours today. Later Saturn is in kind ly sway. Aviators should exercise special caution in this configuration.
 HEART AND HOME
 Because wrong patterns of life arc presented in books, newspapers and motion pictures women have ac' cepted modes and manners that hitherto belonged to the underworld. According to the seers, the worship of the physical must be superseded by spiritual ideals.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Demand for new automobiles will be insistent in coming weeks but many persons will be disappointed. There is a sign most promising to the great motor industry. Surprises in future models and prices are fore cast.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Perils of publicity will extend into peacetime when bad effects will be recognized by analysts of the re- suits of too much talking and writ ing. The public, confused by tor rents of words, will cease to think independently, the seers foretell, and meditation will be lost art.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Coming world influences as indi- cated in the stars seem to show that wars terrible lessons will be ignored by those who plan trade competition and political domination. Certain malefic aspects warn of future troubles.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of financial growth and there will be strong temptation to extravaganza.
 Children born on this day probab- ly will have brilliant minds and wig orous bodies. Character building will be extraordinarily important in edu- eating these Leo boys and girls.
 Copyright I945)
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SECURITY ARRESTS

"A"-You will search out, arrest and hold pending receipt by you of further instructions as to their disposition, Adolf Hitler, his chief Nazi associates, other war crim- inals and other persons who have participated in planning or carry ing out Nazi enterprises involving or resulting in atrocities or war crimes.
 "B"-All persons who, if per- mitted to remain at large, would endanger the accomplishment of your objectives will also be arrested and held in custody until trial by an appropriate semi judicial body to be established by you.
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ground behind the nations most carefully kept secret can now be told.
 If the Nazis had known the de- tails of this secret and developed it before VIE Day, the results of this war might have been just the opposite. AS it was, there is reason to believe that the Nazis knew we were working on such an invention, because the eight Nazi saboteurs, under cross oss-examination, admitted that they were instructed to find out what they could about this ex- p4riment.
 Those who have studied the new bomb say that it's discovery is just as revolutionary as the Chinese in vention of gunpowder. It will not only revolutionize warfare, but might wipe, out civilization if na- tions continue to resort to war. One new atomic bomb, if dropped on New York City by a trans Atlantic rocket, would wipe out the city completely.
 Actually, the inventors of the bomb are not entirely certain what it's future strength may be. While the details are still highly secret, it is reported that the effect on atmospheric pressure is such that the bombs destructive force travels in waves in the atmosphere sur rounding it. It is also reported that, if dropped in bay or con- fined body of water. the bomb could start tidal wave capable of inundating whole cities.
 Part of the experimentation foI
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thirds destroyed--now Nagasaki with unannounced results as this is written. One-by- Japans major cities will be destroyed s1
 No matter what the character of the Japanese, the people of nation can long withstand such destruction. Packed the Japanese homeland are 70 million humans. Two atomic bombs have probably killed close to half a million in period of several days Unless the Japanese surrender their country and people will be wiped out as a nation in matter of months or weeks.
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tions and all Nazi public institu- tions which were set up as lnstru- ments of party domination, ana prohibiting their revival in any form. should be promulgated by tho Control Council You will as- sure the prompt effectuatlon of that policy in your zone and will make every effort to prevent the reconstitution of any such or eanization in underground, dls- guised, or secret form.
 "B" - The laws purporting to establish the political structure oi National Socialism and the basis Of the Hitler regime and all laws, decrees and regulations which establish discriminations on grounds of race, nationality, creed, or .po- litical opinions should be abro- gated by the Control Council. You will render them imperative Tn your zone.
 "C"-All members of the NaN Party who have been more than nominal participants in it's activi- ties, all active supporters of Nazism, and all other persons nos tile to Allied purposes will be re- moved and excluded from public office and from positions Of i'm portance in quasi-public and prl- vate enterprises tNazi officials are still functioning in some areas),
 Property, real and personal owned or controlled by the Nazl Party. it's formations, affiliated as- sociations and supervised organiza- tions, and by all persons subject to arrest, and found within your zone will be taken under your control pending a decision by the Control Council or higher authority as to it's eventual disposition.
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS far as know he told the IN. 50 far know
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Impotence syllable, not the second.
 OFTEN NdISSPELLED: Embarrass; Rs and two Ss
 Horizontal, level, flat plane even.
 a three times and it is yours. Let us each Todays word INTRUSION self without right welcome pardon intrusion"
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MODERN ETIQUETTE 'g RoRrRrA LEE

mailing kodak pictures friend what would be appro pate phrases write them? A. This would depend upon friendship Greetings from
 
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 A. He only address of his club O. $ proper o with fork? A. he S enough to do
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POLITICAL ACTIVITIES

"A"-No political activities of any kind shall be countenanced unless authorized by you. You will assure that your military government does not become committed to any po- litical group.
 "B"-You will prohibit the propa- gation in any form of Nazi, mili- tariStic or pan-German doctrines
 "C"-No German parades. mili- tary or political, civilian or sports, shall be permitted by you.
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LOOK and LEARN %sy, c. GORDON

'verism"? many has the dromedary camel? geologic time which hfe"? 4 Is roe name a mahogany fish  S he library University called? ANSWERS:
 theory uglness vugarity have their grounds of aesthetic 
 
  Library
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GERMAN COURTS

"A" All extraordinary courts in lu ding the Volksgerichtshof Peoples Court and the Sonder- gerichte Special Courts) and all courts and tribunals of the Nazi Party and of it's formations, af- filiated associations and supervised organizations will be abolished im- mediately.
 Another installment of the
 blueprint for governing Ger
 many will follow shortly)
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NAzI BOOKS TO BE SEIZED

"E" = All archives, monuments and museums of Nazi inception, or which are devoted to the perpetua- ton of German militarism, will be taken under your control and their properties held pending decision as to their disposition by the Control Council.
 'F"-You will make special eff forts to preserve from destruction and take under your control records, plans, books, documents, papers, files and scientific, indus trial. and other information and data belonging to or controlled by the following
 tl) The Central German Gov ernment and its subdivisions, Ger man military organizations, or ganizations engaged in military re- search and such other govern mental agencies as may be deemed advisable;
 @ The Nazi Party. it's forma- tions. affiliated associations and supervised organizations;
 (3) All police organizations, in cluding security and political po- lice;
 A Important economic organ izations and industrial establish ments including those controlled by the Nazi Party or it's personnel;
 (5) Institutes and special bu-
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reaus devoting themselves to raclal, political, militaristic or similar re- search or propaganda.
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
but do not compeW
SATURDAY, MAY &c

SATURDAY,, MAY 26
This is not an important day in
planetary direction. There is a
sign of great promise for United
Nations Navies.
HEART AND HOME
This is an suspicious date for out
door recreations, but danger of acct
dents is indicated by the stars.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS
According to the Neptune cycle the
aspects indicate struggle to free
mankind from economic bondage
This presages many a clash of ideol-
ogies and changes in financial and
business methods.
NATIONAL ISSUES
While this is the peoples age,
under Aquarium influences which
will be more and more felt, there is
danger of revolutionary trends. Lib
erty may deteriorate into license
and progress may be too swift for
sustained prosperity.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Demand for the four freedoms will
spread among all peoples, including
those who have been tied to old is
sues, political and economic. In
the Autumn, when Jupiter makes
conjunction with Neptune, there will
be historic international agreements
of many sorts.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of a year of readjust-
ments in home and business, which
will be fortunate for returning Ser
vicemen
Children born on this day probably
will be most favored in mental pow
ers Many will reveal inconsistent
cies as well as tWofold talents.
Copyright 19i5)
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DR.. JOHN CLEMENTS
TAKES UP PRACTICE

Accompanied by his wife, DR..
John c. Clements arrived in Ju-
neau Thursday to begin active
medical practice here in associa-
ton with DR. Joseph o. Rude, with
offices in the Triangle Building. In
addition to private practice, the
physicians will conduct activities of
the Juneau Public Health Service
station, of which unit DR.. Rude has
become Medical Officer, succeed
ing DR.. l.. P. Dawes, recently re-
tired
A graduate of the University of
Nebraska Medical School, DR..
Clements went to Wrangell 10
years ago and has been practicing
there since that time. Succeeding
him in Wrangell is DR.. Alvin It.
Nelson, from Wyoming, who has
already taken up his professional
duties there
The newcomers are making their
home temporarily in the R. l..
Wolfe residence, both Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolfe having been classmates of
DR.. Clements at the Omaha uni
versity.
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A doubled debt we owe and on which but meagre
payment is ever asked is sgnified by the blood red
Poppy we to be asked to buy tomorrow That
flower endeared in remembrance of those who have
fallen is dual symbol now recalling the sacrifices
made in our behalf in two wars-World War and
World War II.
That same Poppy, revered for its symbolic mean
the burden of those who do not lie meath Flanders
fields" nor repose in consecrated spots on Tarawa,
Sapan Jima, but who, nevertheless, have given
more than it hes in our ability ever to repay.
Tomorrow, members of the American Legion
Auxiliary will call to wear Poppy and to
give only what wish for the privilege Just little
paper Poppy but everyone of them that's bought and
worn will help to the lot of some disabled, some
deserving veteran of of two great For it
is the disabled in who really offer those
brilliant hued symbols for purchase. With their
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-25
20 YEARS AGO f {yGT EMPIRE

25,
Juneau Whelorse during the
according Juneau
Of to l. Seln
beat Whitehoe
Bob Coughn behind the bat
both games
xcursionsts time had with
dance at Skagway weather and
Bradley Consulting Engineer for the Alaska Juneau God
Mining and after month here was to go to
Mayo to maxi inspection there.
William Edwards arrived the Virginia ~
Chchagof
Steamer Alameda port making
canney calls Southeast Alaska.
4 II on he Admiral Evans for Ketchkan
report: High, as; low AZ rain
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own hands they have made them-then, because the
task is beyond them the privilege Of bringing the
Poppies where we may buy has been entrusted by
wars tragic victims their emssaries, the ladies'
and misses with baskets their arms who will be on
the street corners tomorrow To the makers go all the
profits.
So when tomorrow receive and wear Poppy,
we give tribute to those who died and with what we
offer in return pay just little on the debt we owe
to those who died in part We are proud OF Juneau,
proud of its people well be even prouder if there's
Poppy in every buttonhole we see tomorrow-Poppy
Day.
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TROUBLES OF
WOODROW WILSON

At Casablanca, Roosevelt had be-
lieved it wiser for the United States
to keep out of European politics.
He was always worried about the
trouble his old chief Woodrow
Wilson experienced over Fiume and
the turbulent details of European
controversies.
So Roosevelt's first decision was
to leave European politics to the
British But later, when he saw
what happened in Greece, Belgium
and Italy, he journeyed to Yalta
determined that the United States
must play its part in guaranteeing
the -Four Freedoms to the liberated
countries.
That was behind the Yalta Plan
for big Three" consultation re-
garding new governments, new
boundaries and other changes in
the liberated areas. Roosevelt had
conceived this idea as much as
anything as a safeguard against
the British. But by that time, the
British had pretty well finished
their program IN Greece, Italy, Bel
GUM, Abyssinia and North Africa
SO the chief effect Of the Yalta
Agreement fell ON the Russians,
who were just beginning to open
up Poland, Austria, and the Bal
kans.
Having agreed to this plan OF
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Cincinnati Enquirerl

Cincinnati Enquirer
AS city Berlin has-perhaps it is better to say
had-no great significance except as the capital OF
the German Reich 1t has none of ~the charm OF
Dresden Munich Vienna aor Nuremburg. The Kaiser
built a cathedral in the center OF the city but
INTELLECTUALLY is poor thing. The town consisted
in its residential section of miles Of heavy apartment
houses Inter den Linden is a wide avenue with
much finer name than anything else Potsdan, a
neighboring suburb has interest to the visitor
than Berlin There is the palace of Sans Souc bult
by Frederick the Great and there are the tombs OF
the Hohenzollerns. Napoleon visited them and he Is
the only man who ever lifted Fredercks sword from
the top of his tomb But he put is back reVerenty
and did not carry it away war trophy Our boys
will see 1t and probably will have the good sense not
to disturb it. Adjoining Sans Souci is a big, ugly,
red brick house where the Kaiser lived And all over
the place are barracks which can house thousands OF
soldiers many of these barracks antedate even
Frederick the Great.
But as for Berlin itself, most Of it is as modern
as Chicago and not nearly so well built The River
Spree winds through the city and looks pretty much
as did our old Miami Canal except that it is wider
However il is fully as dirty In the Kaisers time
Berlin was a city of the rich, where there was
heavy eating and drinking III hotels and cafes. Like
Cincinnati Berlin boosted of its varied manufacturing
industries It's people said they made in their fac
tories a thousand different things small and large
Hanover and Munich The people of these cities
said the Berlin dialect PROCLAMATION of the Ian
elage of Goethe and Schiller.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Sandra Nelson, daughter of Mrs.
Sam Nelson of Skagway, has been
admitted to st. AIMS Hospital for
surgery.
Jane, Jimmie and Martha Hawk
ms entered the Government Hos
pital yesterday.
Anita Gibson of Skagway was
an incoming patient Thursday at
the Government Hospital.
Carroll Hambrick, medical pa
tient at st. AIMS Hospital, re-
turned home yesterday.
Lorraine Hawkins has been dis
charged from the Government Hos
pital to Winfield School.
Empire Want-dds cf1ng results!
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MODERN ETIQUETTE By RoRrRrA LEE

introduced to an elderly woman
walk after talking for
minute?
elderly should make the first move to leave
is at buffet supper?
dboard The host should then fill
the which by the guest to their places
c. tinted calling cards?
good taste The cards should be OF white STOCK
good quality, and engraved in black