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   Pacific Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 30, 1948, Tokyo, Japan                              War criminal gets 15 years in retrial an eighth army military commission in a retrial has sentenced Masai uni Sugi a civilian medical assistant at Fukuoka pow no. 10 in Futa Sef  Ishu to 15yeavsat-hard labor was found guilty for the second time of beating kicking and abusing Allied War prisoners. The first trial in March 1947, sentenced him to 40 years of hard labor. A More foreign books offered publishers i service club 64, the Centaur lounge Here recently. Col. George e. Young com manding officer of the 138th aaa group Cut the ribbon which opened the service club for members of the Tutti aaa a battalion. This club is the third one operating for units of the 138th. Marguerite n. Davis Louis Ville ky., who has been in the far East for 42 consecutive months is director of the club melodies alb mania 9-10yesterday s Best Frank Morgan tip time Amer ican legend series 10-11news. Coffee time Chuck Wagon time 11-12lady with lyrics Perry Como time Corn is a pop pin. I jive12 1a to z in Novelty at ease reporter More cars ready. The number Are 2,776 up to and including 2,825. Holders of those priorities on the pm automobile Maste priority list Are requested to Contact the fiscal division 8th Ace in Yokohama and Complete thei Purchase As soon As possible. The makes included in this release Are Fords. Bricks Pontiac and Olds mobiles. Nylon notes word has that effective with the issuance o the new clothing ration card theadies will be authorized two pair of Nylon Hose instead of the Usua one. News club fifteen1 2major. League baseball shortwave 2 3--symphonette. 3-"4news shortwave at your request4 a Western melodies Chiquita Bob Carlton tops in pops 5 6today s american sport scope dinner Musicale thursday s dial lights american legend series the Road to Honor this is the Story of Sam Houston one of the most spectacular. Figures. In american history show time presenting. Show. Time with Alfred Drake Joan Roberts. Celeste Holmes Lee Dixon ,. Classified advertisements announcements Ken welcoming reception for Admiral r s. Berkey come ave and Captain w. B. Mchugh chief of staff and mrs. I Mph ugh will be., held at the american club tonight thursday. September 30 rpm 6 45 to 8 . Rons  Are invited. Allex reserves and Active. Reserve offi cers of the naval. Services Are Wel come. Informal. The ghz Chapel Center new Salon orchestra conducted by Kei Spike Yajiro will give another pop concert in the social lounge Fri  1 at 7 30. Light refreshments will be  far East Square and. Com pass club will hold its regular meeting at the Tachikawa officers.  monday october 11. All masons and members Are requested to Call sgt. Thompson 3703, or major Huber 3825, after 4  will be served promptly at 30. Reservations must remade before tuesday october 5. Catholic maw on the first Fri of the month october 1, in Honor of the sacred heart of Jesus willbe held As follows finance build Rife Chapel fourth floor at 11 45new Keijo building Chapel eighth . At 4 50 Dai. Ichi building auditorium sixth floor at 5 10. The Grant Heights Nursery school association will hold its re Gular meeting at the Grade school tonight thursday october 20 at 7 30 . The Teaf no wives will meet Day october 1 at 1 30 . Refreshments and entertainment. All air Force co wives Welcome.  a the Washington Heights club will hold a duplicate Bridge Sion Friday at 7 30 in the ballroom of the club. -. � the tall formal dance of the 64tb engineers officers club will be hellcat 9 pin. Saturday october 2, a 1 the club in the Istean building. F the Bankers service club 21 invites All Allied personnel to an a Rokhama service club pin. Pong tournament. Saturday octo Ber 2 at .3 p in. Twenty five clubs Are competing. Sterling Silver trophies for the first and second places. Attention All Eastern stars and master masons those desiring become charter members of thirst Eastern Star in Japan Wil come to the below designated places thursday september 30 to Ign the petition for dispensation Tokyo area Grant and Washington Heights in the lobby of the Amer can club Yokohama area in the Obby of the colonial club Yoko Uka and Camp Mcgill see mrs. Peeler. Naval base gift  Yokohama chapter no. 227 sojourners will meet in the Low lounge of the new grand hotel Friday october 15.will begin at 6 30. ,. And remember when shopping for Christmas things Ayour nearest army Post Exchange the Only types of presents the folks at Home can t go Down an buy at the local Emporium a brocades Kimonos and othe top Scally Oriental gifts which a always such a hit under stateside Christmas Trees. The watchword shop Early mail Early � the opening of the fall an Winter Sale of clothing has be delayed one week until october in All Post Exchange the eight army Central Exchange announce  delay is necessary As a Resu of incomplete clothing ration car distribution officials said. In Orveto afford everyone an equal Opportunity to Purchase the jars Quantity of new items the open Nof the season s Sale will not b held until new ration cards Are in the hands of All customers. First education trainers arrive . Army photo the above men Are wanted by military authorities. They Are soldiers who committed armed robbery last Friday night in Yokohama and Are said to be armed and desperate. At left is ret. Lynn w. Ridgely 20 and right is ret. Teddy r. Phillips 181 the men Are believed to be in the Tokyo Yokohama area. If seen notify nearest military authorities. Big prizes attract Many to club s Bingo by pvt. Donald r. Bliss staff writer the Washington Heights club which opened last thanks giving Day has expanded since then to rank among the top Fec clubs probably due to it s lavish give away programs and the ability of the club director Jack b. Shaver Dallas Tex. And his assistant Cpl. A. Mackenzie Vancouver b.c., fourteen american Educa tors the Vanguard of a group if . School officials who will staff the ministry of Educa Ion s Institute Jor educational leadership have arrived in Tokyo. They have begun orientation courses on japanese social problems As preparation to help train a corps of japanese educators in administrative and professional techniques required in the democratic local school Board Type of education this systems to go into effect after the october 5 elections. Six More american experts Are expected to arrive by Ait this week to assist the Japa Nese staff of the Institute wich will operated until april 1, 1949. They were greeted by it. Col. D. R. Nugent usic chief of Scap s Cie Section. To Cater to All of their custom ers All of the time. The club was originally constructed for use by residents of the housing area As a convenient recreational facility providing entertainment a dining room and a bar. Mem Bers Are Washington Heights officers and civilians. The club has associate memberships for other officers and civilians with officer rank in . Houses. The most spectacular event on the Agenda is monday night Bingo. Between $700 and $900 Worth of prizes Are distributed each week. A hold Over Bingo which jumps $10 in Cash each week is another feature of the monday night program. The establishment has been fortunate in securing the ser vices of Jin Goto s orchestra rated one of the Best in Japan saturday and sunday dance programs. The club also operates the Green Gate Villa near the Fujiya hotel with both West Ern and Oriental houses for Merly owned by Baron Mitsui Zaibatsu magnate. The Villa is open to All occupation personnel and food will be made available within a Short time. Reservations for about 30 per sons May be made each week end or for Days during the Middle of the week by calling the Washington Heights club. The club s mess facilities under the supervision of sgt. Francis r. Sheehan Boston mass., Are comparable to any of equal size in the United states. The menu includes such rarities As fresh new England scallops and other sea food. Are packages go of needy teachers the National education association of the United states As donated 1,000 care food packages for needy teachers Iron ghost Japan. Each of 36 japanese teachers in the to to area received the 30 found food package gift yes erday. The gifts were purchased Rith funds donated by teach is All Over the .-, who expressed Hope that the Japa Ese teachers will continue Leir work in the reconstruct on of Japan. Will Peg Rice at new rate new prices for 1948 Rice will be announced by the gov rement this month Accord no to an agriculture forestry ministers concerned with eco Omic affairs will be held Oday to fix the prices for this ear s Rice it was said. The new prices will be made Public by october the same source opined. Social hour reservations must be made by Friday noon october 8. Call it. Defeen 3-5503 office or 2-4130 Billet. For Saveall automobile sales must he approved by the Provost Marsha vehicle registration Branch and certificates must be brought Orient to this office. C 47 Ford four door Sedan radio Heater new tires including spare. 2.000 Call sgt. Louis 64-2164 of ice except saturday and sunday. Short wave Minerva Tropic Mas Ter portable plug in radio with extra tube and condenser. $25.Call 26-8469 office. Kodak medallist no. 1 f-3.5 Lens two filters sunshade leather Case. $190. Call Meiji 631. A Bell and Howell 16mm. Movie camera with f 1.9, f-2.7 and f-4. Also 22 Magazine color film wit new leather Case. $350. Call it. Ledetter. Yokohama 3-5145 office or 2-1696quarters. # o 41 Mercury club Coupe. $1,665. Call 57-8111, ext. 659.s e � 47 Model Barley Davidson motor Cycle 74 overhead. $825. Call Yokohama 55-012, Cpl. H. Transer. S 38 Buick special four door Sedan. $1,350. Call Meiji 389 office � half it. Diamand engagement ring and wedding band. Call cries 56-4555, ext. 505. Tokyo a movie schedules Are subject to change without  Pyle thursday and fridays  builds his dream House. Grant and m. Loy at 1 30, 6 30and 8 45. On the stage if men played cards As Woven do at 8 30. Tokyo bowl thursday and Friday beyond glory a. Ladd and d. Reed at Dai Ich and Friday easter wanted male clerks and secretaries wanted veterans 21 to 25, with clerical or stenographic knowledge to work at Hiroshima and kure. Opportunities for promotion. See Captain w. R. Olcott 241 finance building Tokyo for further in formation. Is w to Contact Seiji Machi residents interested in forming a car Pool to drive to Tokyo on week Days. Call46-3391 after 6 . O. 9. Jeep in Good condition. Call 57-8308. During duty hours.7 30. Thursday Parade of. Astaire and j. Garland at 7 and 9.Washington height thursday and Friday sainted sister a. Lake and b. Fitzgerald at 1 and 9.grand. Heights thursday Panhandle a. Came Ron and c. Downs. Friday key Largo a. Bogart and l. Bacall at 1 and 9. Fear army Hall thursday Hazard a. Goddard and m. Carey. Friday big City a. Murphy and m. O Brien at 7 45. Sulamo prison thursday and Friday Hazard up. Goddard and m. Carey at 7. Tokyo a thursday and Friday fort Apache a. Wayne and s. Temple at 7. Camp Drake thursday Berlin express Oberon and r. Ryan at 7. Friday Street with no name a. Ste Vens and l. 1nolan at 7. 22nd ordnance thursday the pirate a. Gar land and g. Kelly. Friday no show71st signal in thursday the Fuller Brush Man a. Skelton and j. Blair Friday Gallant legion a. Elliot and a. Booth. Seventh cavalry theater thursday this time for keeps a. Williams and j. Dur Arufe at 7piccadilly cof thursday Oliver twist Newton and k. Walsh at 7i30. Bankers service club 21thursday chess instruction by Sakaguchi. Japan s Champion at 6"dixielanders" band for. Dancing at 7 30.Friday hydroponic farm four Ai of Toppen printing press tour at1 30. Reservation necessary. Gay quintet at 4 Fortune Teller inthe smoker at 7 30. Ofinnos1 j Yokohama Octagon thursday key Largo h. Bog Gart and l. Bacall. Friday Black irrow l. Hayward and j. Blair at 2. 6 and 8. Haneda air base thursday Abbott and costello meet  Friday up in Central Park d. Durbin. And d. Haymes. Star and Garter thursday Homecoming c. Gable and l. Turner. Friday no show. Treed thear thursday big punch a. Morris and l. Maxwell. Friday the dude goes West a. Albert and g. Storm at 6 30. Bill Chickerin thursday and Friday Berlin express a. Oberon and r. Ryan at 6 and 8 an army newspaper published by and for military personnel six times weekly in Tokyo Japan Apo 500 by the troop information and Educa Tion Section ghz Fec for free distribution to . Armed forces in Japan Korea an Marianas boning islands and Okinawa. Local news May Ndebe republished without obtain ing official clearance except that Apps material May be re printed by civilian papers with out specific Apps clearance. Editorial views and opinion expressed in the paper Are not necessarily those of the depart ment of the army. Address All communications to the of in Cand or the managing editor. Officer in charge capt. Charles b. Taylor36 5271managing editor h. H. Hathaway57-8083 executive City editor 57-s071city editor26-5268, 26-5263. 6-526, 57-8763 news Edito-5g-8071 feature editor57-8039 sports editor57-8964 bulletin board57-8963 ._,circulation26-6515 after  ministry source. Conference of Cabinet intensive manhunt on for robbery suspects recruiters  Frosta Tetour returning to Japan this week 12 sergeants and three officers of the first cavalry division reported a successful recruiting Campaign in the United states. With maj. Harold Raffensperge in charge the recruiting team toured the states for three months. Four. Men from a fifth army recruiting team joined the first cavalry team to As Sist with the enlistment pro Gram. All members of the two teams Are former com Bat men. Netherlands Mission chief leaves for  . Wybrands Schil Ling head of the Netherlands military Mission in Japan Wil depart on  Gen. Edwin d. Patrick on october for the United states it was announced today. General Schilling will Visi his daughter in the . Ant will return to Holland. He will be replaced by Ambas Sador Hendrik Mouw who is expected to arrive in Japan sometime next month. By sgt. Howard Milner staff writer Yokohama sept. 30one of the most intensive Mili tary manhunt in the history of the japanese occupation was underway today for recruits Lynn w. Ridgely 20 and Teddy r. Phillips 18, who committed armed robbery Friday night in this area. The manhunt reached major proportions yesterday when the soldiers were reported seen but were not positively identified in the main Post Exchange in Yokohama. A Cor Don of military police was thrown around the Post Exchange almost immediately but the soldiers could not be Hollingshead urges labor plan col. Frank Hollingshead commanding the Tokyo . Team addressing the labor education eally at the  Ritsu Hall today urged a labor education program to Esta Blish a basis for lasting Industrial peace and the rapid recovery and rehabilitation of  Hollingshead blamed Many of the past ill advised and untimely disputes to a Lack of knowledge and foresight on the part of both labor and  democratic Trade unionism grows As the members of the individual unions through their daily experience and worker s education learn to control and operate their daily experience and worker s education learn to control and operate their Union " he pointed out that if All Union Triem bars understand fully the in tend of that Union it would be exceedingly difficult for a Small minority to control and operate it. Improved prevention reducing fire losses fire losses in the far Easl command have been reduced More than two million dollars in the last year and fire Fatali ties have been reduced by five Over the same period maj Gen. H. J. Casey the Engineer far East command announced yesterday. These results Are attributed to an improved fire prevention consciousness throughout the command. Electrical defects especially overloading of circuits were the cause of 19 per cent of the 510 fires in Fec last year ten authorized use of flammable liquids was the second greater cause of fires with faulty heating equipment ranking third in fire destruction. Found. Early yesterday morning this writer saw approximately 100 military police and about 50 japanese police who had been alerted to be on the look out for the suspects in the treed area. Yokohama. Re ports stated that 150 military police had put out a dragnet in this area for Ridgely and Phillips. No official Confirma Tion could be obtained pertain ing to the number recruited for the dragnet. It was stated officially that the Large num Ber of police were holding a vice raid in the area and that these raids Are held periodically. The men also were reported seen in the gum Yoji area. Ridgely and Phillips have been identified by the Provost marshals office in Yokohama As the two soldiers who at gunpoint stole the automobile of William j. Kohl Appleton wis. Of eighth army s procurement Section last Friday  two men were hitch hiking in the treed area Yokohama when Kohl picked them up in his 1949 Ford. In the car with Kohl at the time of the armed robbery was Stanley Sawicki.  eighth army signal Section. Both men were forced out of Theca at gunpoint about 10 o clock Friday  and Phillips shot their Way through a Road Blocken route to Tokyo Friday night according to military police reports. The carwash recovered by military police the following Day. Two japanese girls believed to have been picked up in Tokyo by the soldiers were still in the automobile when it was recovered Phillips also has been identified unofficially As having been in the Yokohama area a few Days ago when a Friend of his who was re turning from a furlough met and spoke to Phillips. This acquaintance did not know that Phillips was wanted by military authorities for the robbery. I l Abner so shoos  lavs ams but twee also gives milk " an to claims makes wond4fulsteaks ? of Cocks it go ahead an Moil. V him.? when no looks at Ash Moo i As though to d like t Brihim he Dies of Shim  a i n Steve Canyon twi Hosp taut a & fancy now los Yoou w Suthe Wyto noviua5e? o Aferine no Cancle no Koue. 10u wont want what v hanging around \ you so mob until then Blondie Terry vol Mimer  us Diye rate pm to 4vav a0aih. I Tell to / Amateur by West Avau us muh but Ince when Jose a Temuco asses be 0f a mrk5e& hem a nut an oa66sx. Pobu. Fax Akk tvs question Myotie Unity. 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