Discover Family, Famous People & Events, Throughout History!

Throughout History

Advanced Search

Publication: Pacific Stars and Stripes Monday, October 4, 1948

You are currently viewing page 2 of: Pacific Stars and Stripes Monday, October 4, 1948

   Pacific Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 4, 1948, Tokyo, Japan                                Pacific stars and stripes oct. 4 heart attack fatal doctor Taylor Jap b consultant. Leaves or. Grant Taylor assistant Dean of the school of Medicine Duke University Durham . And member of the commission on virus and Rickettsia diseases army epidemiological Board left for Washington b.c., to report the Progress made in the study of japanese b encephalitis. Doctor Taylor who is attend ing the meeting of army epidemiological Board is a consultant of the surgeon Gen eral department of army and has been on temporary duty with the medical Section Gap Fec for the past three months. He has served As a supervisor of the research made by the 406th medical general Laboratory on the japanese sickness. Before leaving Haneda  Tor Taylor said much remains to be done is the Sudy of Japa Neseb but definite progresses being  he also said and if it is possible i would like to return and continue the. Work at the. Last conference held Las week maj. Gen. J. A. Bethea surgeon Fec said or. Taylor has worked Here All summer at personal Sacri fice and at the sacrifice of Duke Tom varsity. I wish to thank doctor Taylor for the work he has performed which has been u largely responsible for the scientific knowledge behave gained about japanese b  thirty Jefe in typhoon Hon Kong oct. 4 a a typhoon which lashed Hai Nan Island last monday report edly caused the deaths of 30 people and left 300 homeless air Force photo col. Timothy l. Mulligan staff engr inter of Headquarters fear since August 1947, died in his Washington Heights quarters of a heart attack september 29. He is survived by his wife and four children All of whom Are in Tokyo. Funeral services were held this morning in ghz Chapel Center where a requiem mass was said. The remains will be sent to the  for burial in Arlington National Ceme Tery at Washington . Funeral s services were Field at the ghz Chapel Center this morning at 11 for col. Timothy l. Mulligan staff Engineer Headquarters fear who died at his Home on september 29. On duty with Fet since August 1947, colonel Mulligan died of a heart attack. He is survived by his wife mrs. Julia Barnard Mulligan and his four children All of whom Are in Tokyo. Internment will be in the Arlington National cemetery Washington . A native of new York City colonel Mulligan was commissioned from the United states military Academy in 1925 and completed a course in civil engineering at Cornell University in 1927. He was As signed to the new York City District Engineer s office from 1934 to 3936. He was also a member of the Nicaragua canal Survey military staff for five years. During the War he commanded the 6th engineering special brigade until novem Ber 1944. He participated in the Normandy Beach Landing Sand subsequent actions. He held the legion of Merit with Oak Leaf Cluster for the successful operations of the Bri Gade s landings. Colonel Mulligan served in Hawaii alter the War and be came the division Engineer of the Western Ocean Divi Sion Headquarters at Sausa Lito calif., a year later. Armed forces network frequency of network stations in Japan follow Tokyo key Sta Tion. Wytr-70 pcs Osaka we to 1310 pcs. With relay stations at Nagoya 1340 pcs and Tsuruga 1180 pcs Sapporo. Wlad 1433 pcs sen Dpi. Wake 1370 pcs Fukuoka. Wiki 1360 pcs Kano a Weka 1390 pcs. Shortwave frequencies Are Nazakio Jed 6.01s megs from 0630to 2305 hours Yamato Joe 9.605 megs from 0630 to 1915, 4.860 megs from hours. Wetr schedule subject to change monday october 4 melodies alb mania 7mews, Lum and Abner science Magazine of the air 7 8mail Call life of Riley 8 9hit? and encores Call for music 9 Lor Rejiner Sanctum Jerry Wayne passing Parade 10-11news shortwave one night stand. Words with Sis sign off it ional Anthem a tuesday october 5 6 28-7sign on National an the Melody Roundup musical clock7 8news, Fred Waring. Morn ing melodies8 9morning meditations Organ 9-10yesterday s Best life of Riley. Tip time science Magazine 10-11news, Coffee time. Chuck Wagon time11 12lady with lyrics Perry Como time personal album i jive12 1guest Star. At ease. News club fifteen1 2major league baseball shortwave 2 3symphonette3 4news shortwave at your request 4 5western melodies. Chiquita strike up the band topspin pops 5 6today s american sport. Scope. Dinner Musicale monday s dial lights science Magazine ten million  is the Story of the Navy s program of placing men in work for which they Are  Parade the Ace of yarn spinners John Nesbitt with. The world beats a path to their door. The Man struck by two letters. Ittle Brown Jug. Victor Young and his orchestra. Classified advertisements 9� Toee i Osbed Adi Call 57-8963. 24,hours before publication. Announcement person having claim or being indebted to the estate of  0-16084. Be deceased and late of Headquarters far East air Force Apo 925, fear room 108, Meiji building phone Meir i 404.  � the National sojourners Tokyo chapter 267. Will hold 5ts monthly meeting in the Premier room of the Imperial hotel at 7 . October 5, tuesday. First Secretary of the Indian Mission will talk on Politi Cal. Life in India and a movie Kashmir affair will be shown. All members Are urged to attend Arai former professor at the University of Taiwan. Will speak at the next general meeting the Turkan officers club an Nourice its first Bingo game for the season to held monday october 11, at to aFew tall Day in Tokyo will be football evening at the Duraku officers club. After each Sun Dayball game hot toddy and. Hot buttered rum will be served an stateside scores will be posted. -.,. The Allied women s auxiliary of the episcopal Church club will meet this month at the ghz Chapel Center. Thursday october 7 at 10 an. For the business meeting an thursday october 21 at 9 30 . For corporate communion followed by a social meeting at 10 . The speaker will be sister Superior of the Community of the  � � the Allied Catholic women s club fill meet tuesday october 5 at the ghz Chapel Center at 2 pin. Membership  open to All c the shinto study group of the Siatte society will meet at 7 30pjn n october 7. Thursday in studio5, radio Tokyo building. The lec Turen the Imperial. Sanctuaries has been postponed. Prof. Faro Takamori will speak on Buddhist and shinto rapprochement. � far East air forces headquarter swill hold an a Supply and maintenance conference october 4through october 6 at the univer sity club of Tokyo. The Confer ence will open monday with a Wel coming address by maj. Gen. Johnm. Weikert chief of staff. Fear. Lest and found lost Blue Billfold with �90 Cash and valuable papers probably on 15 Street and Avenue b or near Theep school september 27. Reward. Call mrs. Wana Tabe. Meiji 465 office or 48-2884 Home. For Sale All automobile sales must be approved by the Provost. Marshal vehicle registration Branch an certificates  brought or sent to this office. Niga fhe with Glassine envelops for 4x5 negative. Call 57-8458after 5 . 48 Rikuo motorcycle and whizzes Motorbike. Call 48-4543. Pure bred Dasch hound  Nagoya 45-066, quarters 72. 48 motorcycle 74 Rikuo wit accessories. Call 96-1689. � e � Winchester 20 gauge pump shot gun Model 12 and two boxes no. 5 shells. $70. Call 8th army transportation school ext. 12, pvt. Jack Hargrove. 6 � 47 Crosley convertible radio Heater. $1,150. Call 26-8501 office or 02-4787 Home wanted male clerks and secretaries with typing or stenographic knowledge to work at Hiroshima and kure. Opportunities for promotion. See Captain w. R. Olcott 241 finance building Tokyo for directions. E will Exchange japanese House three bedrooms. For three bedroom House in Washington Heights. Field . Call 06-3872. E to Trade 48 four door Chevrolet Sedan Maroon radio Heater an Cash for 43 Ford or other pm car. Or. Coleman 26-7791. Ext 210. A wanted in a dependent House of the. Yokohama area a room for Young american couple for reason Able settlement. Call or. Norris 2-p745. Funeral Rife held at Center 4 reporter regular daily feature of the Pacific stars and stripes. Addres Sall queries criticisms and suggestions to pm reporter eighth  Central Exchange Apo 503. Received a letter from a master sergeant inquiring about the length of time a person must have left to serve in the far East com Mand and still be eligible to Pur Chase an automobile from the . Also asks us. To list the current prices of All automobiles being received by the pm for resale to  s the dope Sarge. Four 4months is the required length of time you must have remaining to serve in the Fec. You must have this four months remaining at the time of actual Purchase and statement to that effect from your co or immediate Superior is required at that time. As for the current prices of All makes of cars now being received by the Exchange the Buiok Are $2,524, the Oldsmobile $2,226, the Pontiac $2,200, the Fords $2.185, and the Chevrolet $1,775. All of the above models come equipped with radio and Heater except the Chevrolet. On this problem of Orienta Christmas gifts for the folks  Home Don t forget to shop Early mail early1 ceremony for world War ii dead signal corps photo High ranking officials  United states and Mem Bers of Allied diplomatic missions Honor the american War dead during a ceremony at the second medium port of Yoko Hama prior to the sailing of the sat Dalton Victory which is carrying the 1,271, world n dead to National and family cemeteries in the . Left to right sir a. D. F. Gascoigne chief of the United kingdom Liaison Mission it. Gen. Walton h. Walker commanding general eighth army vice . R. M. Berkey come ave maj. Gen. J. M. Weikert chief of staff fear w. J. Sebald chairman Allied Council for Japan maj. Gen. M. B. Halsey commanding general Yoko Hama command eighth army. And chaplain it. Col w. C. Shure procurator pegged As powerful figure no other Public official represents to the average Japa Nese the Strong  of the government As much As the procurator because he. Is the Only official who can prosecute violation of Laws Howard Meyers Legal Section ghz told japanese and american newspapermen in a press conference concerning popular control Over Public procurators. Prior to May 1,. 1948, there was no effective method by which anyone without in fluence could secure prompt consideration of complaints against a procurator for his acts or failure to act Meyers continued and since that Date the diet has provided two new Means by which the people of Japan for the first time in their history May exercise a control Over Public  Meyers said that this represents one of the most revolutionary changes in the history of japanese Law. The first of these two methods according to the speaker is provided by the Amend ment of article 23 of the pub Lic procurators office Law which changes the Powers and the composition of the com Mittee for the examination of the qualifications of Public procurators. The. Committee must examine the record of every procurator in Japan at least once every three years to determine Whethe he is fit to discharge his duties on the1 basis of efficiency honesty and mental and physical ability. Anyone May make a complaint about a procurator to the at Torney general or to the com Mittee. The second control enacted by the diet recently is the prosecution investigation com Mittee. \ Tokyo All movie schedules Are subject to change without notice. Ernie Pyle monday Black Arrow a. Hay Ward and 3. Blair at 1 30, 6 30and 40. Tuesday no show. Ernie Pyle fourth floor. Monday Kace Street a. Raft and m. Maxwell at 1 30, 3 25. 6 30 and 8 25. Tuesday no  halt monday no show. Tuesday  and the Mermaid a. Powell and. A. Ely that 7 30. On the stage Soldier variety show at 7.Dai Ichi monday key Largo a. Bogart and l. Bacall at 7 and 9. Tuesday no show. I Washington Heights monday the  and e. Brew. Tuesday Hazard a. Goddard and  at 7 and 9. Grant height monday easter Parade t f. Astaire and j. Garland. Tues Day Black Arrow a. Hayward and j. Blair at 7 and 9. Fear army Hall monday and tuesday Miranda British g. Johns and g. Withers at z 45. Sulamo prison monday emperor s Waltz t b. Crosby and j. Fontaine. Tues Day Lulu belled. Lamour and g. Montgomery at 7.Tokyo pm monday another part of the Forest of. March and a. Blyth. Tuesday they passed this Way a. Mccrea and f. Dee. At 7. Camp Drake monday Hazard a. Goddard and m. Carey at 7. Tuesday the big punch a. Morris and l. Maxwell at 6 30 and 8 30.22nd ordnance monday no show. Tuesday so this is new York a. Morgan and r. Vallee.71st signal in. Monday Berlin express a. Oberon and a. Sheridan. Tuesday Street with no name a. Ste Vens and a.  cavalry theater monday no show. Tuesday big punch a. Mortis and l. Maxwell at 7. Piccadilly cof monday and tuesday demo bed a. Evans and n. Jacklet at 7 30. Bankers service club 81monday duplicate Bridge at 7 dancing with the Star dusters at7 30. Tuesday Hoy a Glass tour at 1 silk Grill and b Bonsai Mura tour at 1 30. Reservations necessary. At the club Aloha Hawa Ivins in snack bar at 4 Bam dancing at7.30 Fortune Teller in the smoker at 7 30 pingpong tournament at7 30. Yokohama Octagon monday Melody time a. Day and the Andrews Sisters. Tues Day Thunder Hoof a. Stuart and p. Foster. Yokohama bowl monday and tuesday or. Pea body and the Mermaid a. Powell and a. Blyth at 7 45.haneda air base monday Good news a. Ally son and p. Lav Vford. Tuesday return of the madmen a. Scott and a.  and Garter monday no show. Tuesday up in Central Park a. Durbin and.  treed theater monday no show. Tuesday emperor s Waltz a. Crosby and j. Fontaine at 6 30.bill Chickering monday this time for keeps a. Williams and j. Durante. Tuesday dude goes West a. Albert and g. Storm. 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 note republished without obtain ing official clearance except that Apps material May be re printed by civilian papers with out specific Apps  views and opinions expressed in the paper Are no necessarily those of the depart ment of the army. Address Al communications to the of in a and or the managing editor. Officer in charge capt. Charles b. Taylor36 5271managing editor h. H. Hathaway5t-8085 executive City editor 57-8071city editor26-5268, 26-5269, "6-5260, 57-8763news editor58-8071. Feature editor57-8039sports editor57-8964 bulletin board57-8963 circulation26-6515after duty hours and sunday 26.5271 Admiral Low Tours Orient Pearl Harbor oct. 4 a vice . Francis s. Low commanding the Pacific Fleet service forces de  saturday for a two week inspection tour of Japan Tsin Tao China Guam and Kwajalein. Fallen heroes Enro Ute to . Aboard Victory Scap approves shipbuilding construction of 21 Stee Bargers and three miscellaneous steel vessels by japanese shipyards will begin soon with Cap s approval it was announced today. Scap s Industrial division reported that the barges which will vary Iri size from 55 to 110 Gross tons will be used for general Harbor work in the Tokyo Yokohama area. Four japanese shipyards Are scheduled to Complete the barges without Power within five months. Three miscellaneous vessels constructed from the hulls of former japanese naval vessels will include a Dredger a steel lighter and a steel floating Crane. Scap offered no objection to their construction provided that no fuel Oil is required in their operation. Japan Lighthouse control change All Public operated japanese lighthouses under government control will be placed under the control of the Marine peace preservation Board. The action Kyodo news reported was taken to improve and adequately equip the lighthouses to insure safer Ocean travel. Two Hundred Lighthouse located at key Points in ports Bays and promontories will be selected for repair and main Tai Nance during the next fiscal year it was announced. Yokohama oct. 4mute symbols of americanism 1,271 United states soldiers sailors and airmen left for their Homeland on the army transport Dalton Victory Friday. The transport. Left after ceremonies at which the principal speaker was it. Gen. Walton h. Walker eighth army commander spoke. Peace and Freedom Are the trusts which our dead have left us said general Walker. Upon the maintenance of Dai i Board meets tonight first meeting of the new Board of governors of the Dai Iti hotel club is scheduled for tonight at 8 30 o clock in the hotel Bridge room. The present Board of governors will act upon All unfinished business following which the new Board will As sume control. All members of both boards Are requested to be present. New Board members Are it. Col. W. D. Dillinger it. Col. Albert Fregosi maj. Philip Bourland maj. William Brinkerhoff maj. Leon Lawrence maj. J. W. Mainwaring  n. Edwin Nelson car ringtone e. N. Dotson miss Hazel Shore William h. Field ing j. W. Gershuny John m. Hart c. S. Macauley j. R. Mead m. J. Powell Leland a. Randall Thomas e. Rit Chie miss Vivian Edmiston and Howard staub sentenced to hard labor Yokohama oct. 4six japanese from the wartime Kobe Ancl Kawasaki pow Camps Kobe were sentenced to hard labor terms ranging from two and a half years to 20 years by an eighth army military commission  were charged with beat ing kicking and abusing Allied War prisoners. These trusts lies the ultimate answer As to whether or not the grim sacrifices made by them were wasted. To those of us in the Mili tary service this legacy imposes a special responsibility. We must devote ourselves to the training and organization of a military Force that will serve As a warning and a deterrent to would be aggressors. A living memorial to these dead must be the ability foresight and desires to carry out the High principles for which our armed forces fought so valiantly. Let us be Strong As a nation Strong enough to assure our selves that never again will the world be drawn into destructive War with its tremendous toll of human lives. I these men could speak they would ask for a peaceful world As their  the bodies were the first to be repatriated from Japan having been disinterred from the armed forces cemetery Here. They will be sent from san Francisco to distributing centers throughout the United states and eventually to either the soldiers Home communities or National cemeteries. Ltd Abner they is friends in name Shmock does  Thev makes Fine Steak ,, they comb out Chicken a u. Nevah Haft do another uck work wow rest Ariah Natche Aal of Shore so is am Tah u. Have. Bijl nov q time r love these i of tastes Uke Catfish to Steve Canyon he looked Kueth Estherb a Pouw Hitler Sasha yep up an poker be while arms Wiz Puu o to Sau s Beach and Waltz into a private  ? no Hap 1neu. Settle with Watrak Wuen a. The Pope onto one knew Ted catch sooner or l4b. Fancy Kef the been Blondie Why so clean9me was taking Bath t called pm him two years too abound two yeahs Fromm for a Row owls and 1 to ought of gallon now we.  h�5 in the tub be in the tub Terry  of course not 1& stick of Pepper-umpe0 tuck sum in  my i p05 this Alt Unete up Icin of be ouch practical jokes a the  rethink Tunt a real of univ. Pony lau6hin6 Bov ? Dick tract or. Track there s Amanfo to sign Over there. He vwwt5 Tosee vow r paid you thousand Voulaks. Would Vidu caller  
Browse Articles by Decade:
  • Decade