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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
No Settlement in
 Newspaper Strike

SEATTLE, Dec. 27. Seattle's striking printers, meeting last night to consider a new proposal from the publishers of the city's three idle newspapers, adjourned with the an- nouncement that there had not been time enough to notify members of the session.
 The proposal, details of which were not disclosed, will be considered at the Typograp phical Unions regu- lar Sunday meeting, the printers said. They have been on strike since Nov. IS, demanding daily wage increase of $2.95.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
Wang keh Minn
 Dies in Prison

PEIPING, Dec. 27 = Wang Keh Minn, regarded as Japan's leading puppet in North China, died in the military prison here Christmas Day.
 Local newspaper accounts said Wang was addicted to the use of opium and, unable to obtain the drug in prison, became i'll shortly after his arrest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
LAST RITES FOR JOHN
 GRABITZ HELD SATURDAY

Funeral services for John E. Grabitz, who died at St. Ann's Hospital on Christmas Day. will be held Saturday afternoon at o'clock from the Charles w. Carter Mortuary Chapel under auspices of the Moose Lodge In- terment will be in the Moose plot in Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
If. Gen. Luies New
 Commander of ASF

WASHINGTON, Dec 27.-The question of whether the war-created Army Service Forces would be con- tinued appears settled today with the appointment of It. Gen. Henry Lutes as the new ASF commander.
 Secretary of War Patterson desig- mated Lutes to succeed Gen. Ere hon Somervell, who is retiring. Lutes' appointment is effective Jan. l.
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NEW YORK-The Fordham Uni versity saismograph has recorded two earthquake shocks described us fairly severe. The shocks, recorded last night and early today, were said to be in the direction of the Dutch East Indies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27

DETROIT-The Ford Motor Con- pany says it will have to close down again Saturday for four days because of shortage of parts. Ford plants closed down last Saturday for the same affecting 80,000 work CTS.
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OUTSIDE FOR VISIT

Mir and Mrs. Charles Awe, from their :. mine at Marvel Creek, ar- rived in Juneau aboard an Alaska Airliner and spent Christmas here, then left by PAA for the south, where they will spend the next couple of months.
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B BULLETINS

DETROIT--The Ford Motor Con- pany says it will have to close down again Saturday for four days because of a shortage of parts. Ford plants closed down last Saturday for the same on--affecting 8o,0o0 work CTS.
 WASHINGTO.. - This afternoon, some 24 nations will sign the Breton Woods monetary agreements setting up two huge world financial institu- tions.
 WASHINGTON The nations railroads have received permission to postpone indefinitely freight class rate adjustments ordered by the In- terstate Commerce Commission. The rates were to have become effective on January 1.
 PORT OF TEXAS CITY-Eight crew members of Swedish ship are missing after the vessel exploded and sank while loading gasoline. The men are thought to have perishad in the flooded compartments. At least l2 other crewmen were injured.
 VANCOUVER, B. Clone man is dead and eight seriously burned or injured as the result of fire that ragged through an apartment-type building in the East End today
 NEW YORK One of the best known baseball writers of all time, Hugh Fullerton, Sr. has died in Clearwater, Florida He was p years old. Word of Fullerton's death was received here by his son, Hugh Full lerton. Jr., an Associated Press sports writer. ss % N L. $ &s 6 4 ] eas z 1
 LINCOLN. Nebraska - Governor Dwight P Griswold announced to- day he will seek the Nebraska l946 Republican nomination for United States Senator from Nebraska. Gris- wold will run against Senator H. A. Butler of Omaha, who filed for re- election several months ago.
 NEW YORK - The London radio says that bread will be rationed in France beginning tomorrow Accord ing to the broadcast Clfeard in New York by NBC), the food situation in France is very grave.
 NEW YORK-The Fordham Uni versity saismograph has recorded two earthquake shocks described as fairly severe. The shocks, recorded last night and early today, were said to be in the direction of the Dutch East Indies.
 LONDON - Greece's leftist news agency Martipress disclosed today that 24-hour general strike will be staged in Greece tomorrow. The strike, planned to start at noon, will protest lowered living conditions re- sulting from collapse of the Greek unit of currency, the drachma.
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DUPONT. now whiTh kawafa Set
0f Jackaunvilie - trustees.
Osher witnesses appmmFlnN n
opposition to the ACE plmn wNfx
w. /. Howard af ire 8ruihmTho
of Railway clerka James = villa
of thu OFdeE "a Hailmag Telaa II
pliers ard y r. Oliver ~ -
Southern Railway.
Oliver testified thas the Soutf
ern Railway contributed . fllIl
share towaHd desselnpina Fiuxhssa
traffic and wosald - a = nuuaIw
tive dlsadvuntage Il the ACL tupk
over the FEc.
lie said that q 'isnimaamlia|
ausouni of traffic naoVest over 80
Southern north ~ 1ackMumxlIl#
lie replied negativelY ana n aakad
II soathern reeeived a. mary eaf1
fFufn ths ACL and seAiSaard Fmll'
ways a. from the Pc in Ire ~
ierchange ~ traffic AZ Jacksss.
ville.
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THE WEATHER


Key West and vieinity: Part
" cloudy with sessonahle tenn
reTatures this afternoon. To-
night and Thursday. gentle 80
occasionally moderate winds,
mostly east 90 southeast.
Florida: Considerable clo1di-
ness with showers and not
quite 80 warm IN extreme north
pHtion. partly cloudy with .
few scattered showers in sosifh
and central portions today.
partly cloudy tonight and show
ers IN south and central portions
to-day partly cloudy tonight
and Thursday. cooler IN north
and continued mild IN south
portion.
Jacksonville through Fi5f.da
Straits and East Gull. Gentle %
occasionally moderate variable
winds, generally vest 90 north
westerly over extreme north
portion. and east Co southeast
crly over extreme south poftlUn,
to-day through Thursday. partly
cloudy In south and central
portions. mostly cloudy IN ex-
trume north portion today
through Thursday, with q few
showers
Jacksonville go Apslachicola:
No small craft uT storm warn
inRs have been issued.
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OPPOSE PLAN FOR
MERGER OF LINES

West Palm Beach. Nov. p
Spokesman representing Labor
Unions. commercial and civic tn
teTcsts. joined voices with the
SouthsIn Railroad last week Ia
opposing q plan for a merger Of
the Atlantic Coast Line and Flor-
ida East Coast Railroads..
Henry q shaw. president Of the
Mana Chamber 81 Commerce and
head q the Greater Miami Traffic
Association. declared that for tire
protection ~ Miamfs Interests.
the FEC should b. owned and op-
Grated ~ residents 81 the State.
Re told interstate commerce
comiSsion examiners CONDUCTING
a reorganization hearing that he
favored control ~ the road being
given Co the estate IL Alfred J.
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LII SCHOOL, LIONS, GIRLS
OPEN BASKETBALL SEASON

asms 80 ousn fhe
@ saH aeansn sswsvs..
A at see Mamn erhaal
- aa mm erszNsnssr IA.
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% Ea 80 - gsglausa a
A& A - 80 hasmnem a.
SO uas q. s.
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Tho sO-called Pearl HaFbor
investigation Is getting under
way with members Of the CON-
mittee frequently issuing state
Hlents Ia thu press rec0untinG
some alleged Information that
has come % them.
An example of what we have
in mind Is the Statement Of Rep.
GearhaTt that q naval officer
told him that the cruiser Boise
sighted japanese warships be-
fore the attack upon Pearl HaT-
bar. The story got a big play in
some newspapers but when the
committee assembled and dc-
manded the name Of the officer,
IN an effort to Get hun % testify.
the Californian refused 10 give
has name, saying that 30 do 81
would close the door q iavesii-
Cation BY preventing persons
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from swing information IA con-
fidence.
That IL just the point. Here,
after four years the nation sgcks
60 get 60 the bottom Of runors
and fiction about the attack.
with an investigating committee
trying 90 winnow the truth from
the falSeh0ods. and the repre-
sentative wants 60 shield pcF-
sons who. Tor a variety of rea-
sons. do MT care 90 testify UNI
der oath bat apparently are
willing TO spiel some yarn in
confidence.
The Congressman declarcs
that anybody who gives him
information can b. certain that
he won't disclose has identity.
This Is an open invitation %
receive irresponsible statements
and also q patent way for any
member of the investigating
committee TO pad the record.
and the newspapers, with sny
piece Of fiction that he might
think worth spreading.
senator Lucas, of illinois.
thought that anybody who
knows anything about the Pearl
Harbor attack ought 90 he callen
as . witness 50 as 20 get 90 tnC
bottom Of these rumors that are
spread around BY individuals
Mr.. Lucas Is. 81 course. correct.
The time for everybody 60 tell
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Glenwood Beccaise
Ia Given Discharge

Pfc. GlenwoOd d. Beccaise,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs ChaFles b.
Beccaise, has been gwen an
honorable discharge from the
Army AR Corp
lie entered into the service
four years ago. and holds sever
al service ribbons and battle
stars. -
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M@wwFahsam@nas mm4wR enx. hmmm
wfkl ~ tnssssea IN Fhw Gfsf8em NJ
aha rate 81 - q w@ra See en9A an@9F~
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what they know about the sur
prise attack Is now and the
place Is noN and the place TO
tell IL IL before the investigating
committee.
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Ena A1tho8Eh there af'
naanrn suukrn thfooGh
M maa therg Is consili'i
af1F hafWeen thc Tan
aEsenlh ausnos.
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LOOKING AT
WASHINGTON

~ Mk as0 .. SINS
wp@Ntni Wmahinmtwm ameFemw@maRma
&c TIE Mes Nest GfsaRwm
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More than 30 per cent % me
-..,,ls a. HAITI are of pure Ais
ran descent
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FOR HIRE

For Hire-Truck. general moving
J. {. Ramsey. 100 Whitmarsh
Lane. Temporary phone. 80.
from 3 am. a. $50 pm.
n0vi-iro
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The Chinese annual population
growth sometimes Is estimated IS
high as 5000. 600 . year.
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stories. roFnances. hing
raphies. al toe best new bo0k
some for S. per dav. many f0r
only l0c for a whole week Paul
Smith. Bookseller. cor Simon
ton and Eaton streets
n0v3-ff
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Detroit.-Venus q Looking
Glass Is a popular garden mama
foT q com0n coFnfield plant found
IN the south of Europe.
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1000 TOWNS
PLAN LIVING
MEMORIALS
~ HAROLD HARRISON
AZ NswsfsAssrss

4II4
SoLUABus-A.ore than 2.Oo0
communists frosn coast 10 ooas,
already have joined ina earn
paien 20 erect living memorial
- ne veterans. alive and dead -
World War II.
George a. Trautman. cbair,,s,
81 me American Cnmmissior for
Living War Memorials. saws those
<,aRt8-oid communities have plans
for more than $500 different me-
moral projects. The number Is in
ereasing daily.
me Memorials that Live" idea
Vas born ~ the belief that the
~af veterans themselves and citi.
sens generally would appreciate
ssich proleCts more than the usual
Eaoa1rnents and statues
Memorials Vary
With that In mind. the com
Nilsson set out 20 interest commu-
mites 80 ouslcin@ thelr war memo
rails IN the firm n camp sites.
reservations. parks. playing fields.
indoor sports crnters. sWium no
pools. community oenters and golf
courses
Many communities already
have completed their memorials. -
says Trautman. Others have rais-
81 funds and are only waiting Tor
taailaing materials.
Typical Examples
Leafing through thu hundreds
of reports from all parts II the
country. rrautman produced
these examples 20 what the mem
erals % the men and women of
sfOfld War II Will be- hke.
FREMONT. Ohio-A park and
swimming pool has been dedicst-
60 20 all infantrymen m general
and Pvt. RodEer Young - psrtic-
ular Posihumously awarded the
Congressional Medal ~ Honor. Pm
waite Houng vas KILLED on New
Georgia IN 1913
ST CLOUD. MINI A golf
course and club house were dcdl-
Gated a. a living war memorial
IN Nav %. l945 An financial OBJ
Ievuons were paid off before the
Memorial vas dedicated ant
men and women of the armed
forces may become members
without payment oi any initial
fee.
NEW ROCHELLE. \ "a
$4,000 boS club a4l De- erected
as "the kind g a memorial that
will remain a living fabric - The
nation. generation after genera
ton. a memorial Whose function
IS 90 mould character and prevent
waste and spoilage 81 good hu-
man material"
Parks Tic
LOUISVILLE. PA memorial
park is planned which Nil M
cludc q pavilion. pun' and other
outdoor facilities
LONE PINE. Cahf-A swim
ming pool naN S. finished which
kaufman described a. 'sn uut-
standing example 81 community
effort Only abuut sil,nnu ora
cash went into thf project. 'hr
remainder i the time. money and
effort being contributed uN ihc
r.tfyens uf the community An Gn-
araved merit aw@sd was srnt -
every man. woman ara child St4
contributed - ur more DAYS 81
labor 20 ne pruIcct
KFRRVILLE Tex -Keff<lIl'
citizens have raised sluo .o@ %"
buiiA a community center which
wlfI include an auditorium. M
door playground Ur gymnasium.
library banquet hail. lounge and
rest roome
JACKSON. Mch-Morc than
Z zoo trrcs have been So out ~
. f7-miIs stretch &c e. $ Highway
II
HAGFRSTOWN. Md Th,
UsaerstaWn Memorial F0res'
bas he,u started uSth trees d"-
ra,,4 u.s. rho department of flores
trv ard waintsuancc pledged hN
81. an clubs uf the community
O,tdr1r rrcreatIen facilities ~ni
o. adde8
playground Planned
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LOST

Yale kew. face numhsr 1901 and
qia8 un apUe g. sfis I.u-' So
urdav incoming Viii ilriff
please return tn Ci'iTrn office
nov2- So
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ron SALE

Monroe Cafe 62s Duval street
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Marine Engines. Just received q
carload IL GRAY General NJ
tors Marine Diesel Englr,
Models 64HN :. 5 ard 6. 225
hp- with reduCtion ~ tTs SUue
neW. others rebuli Very l-
usual bargains az ahout half
price and less. W arc also.
South FLORIDA dlstTibuiors faf
CISCO Fnrd and Osco HeruIss
gasoline ard diesel marine ,r
Enre Dealer invited Coli
Atlantic Machr1rv ami u r.
Service. lp8 SW Nar't R.v,
Drive. Miami Phone 3 2332
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REPORT

Key West Fla. Nov. -. le4s
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Eastern Standard Time
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Lot cheap. Corner Summary and
Thompson. Apply 1903 Semin-
AIRY upstairs. nov23-6tx
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TEMPERATURES

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pOTTSTOWN PA s75o.naio
outdoor playground UIth facilIiies
~ I'D outdoor sports IS Planned
MI ROSE. Mass ~ Mclrose
..ff spsnd $3.50 600 20 erect @ me
-,,,ai stadium with facilities ioI
sr.rts events. fairs, community
religious services and eonVen-
tons
CAMDEN. Tcnn-A cimmunl-
a. IL arIv .&On. Camden Will have
sqn 600 war memorial building
4. prur,Bc facilities foI All serNio,
.-gsr,rations. Red Cross. Be- and
c,ri Scouts. and civic and rccrc-
afanal functions
MAIN. Ore -Malin has raised
sfas ono of the $4,000 needed
q, > community Park % include
-,-~,a,,an hall swimming pool and
,,hrr outdoor fscilIucs
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10
Announce Lost Coll
For Buthing BeoutY
Revue AT Murine

Last call for the bathing con-
test sponsored by the Marine
Theaterl
Registrations for entry in the
Esther Williams contest for the
perfect bathing suit figure will
be closed Saturday. August i8,
M. f. Rerrera, manager of the
theater, announced. All girls
from Pascagoula, Moss Point,
Kreole, Vancleave. and sur
rounding areas are eligible to en-
ter the contest
The revue, destined to be the
finest ever staged in this section,
will be held in conjunction with
the motion picture, MGM's tech
nicolor triumph, Thrill of Ro-
starring Esther Williams
and Van johnson which will
come to the Marine Theater at
an early date. Registration may
be made with Mr.. Rerrera at the
Iheater