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spirits of the deep, devil chasers, and all other living creatures of the yellow seas, Gre PTitgs: Know ye
that on this.................. SRE > cele Sie 19........... in latitude longitude............----

there appeared within the limits of my august dwelling the \ [

Hearken Be: The said vessel, officers and crew have been inspected and passed on
by my august body and staff. And know ye: Ye that are chit signers, squaw men, opium

smokers, ice men, and all-round landlubbers that... ccssnsccssscssneesscsessssesessceneeserestesssmneeenegnenannsen :

having been found sane and worthy to be numbered a dweller of the Kar East has
been gathered in my fold and duly initiated into the

Silent Mysteries of the Har East

Be it further understood: That by virtue of the power vested in me I do hereby command all
moneylenders, wine sellers, cabaret owners, __ managers and all my other subjects
to show honor and respect to all his wishes whenever he may enter my realm.
Disobey this command under penalty of my august displeasure.

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Speed 11.3 knot 3
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tiee miles... Distence * Long.127 Deg. 34 Min
Yokahsmea Forts 32 Mile
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at the Yokohan aFort iree hours the Kinkaid haa
1600 hours tomorrow. averaged knots pour hour's
> iste mee from the ‘Fort ¢ noon today the ship was
ae Yokohama breakwater ist thirty miles off the
s ten miles. eastern coast of Okinawa,
. The tine of debarkation The total distance from
4s fixed by the Harbor- - Vanilais now 923% miles
master, and it ts believed
that he will not order the
Kinkaidts passengers to

debark until Wednesday.

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The KINKAID n- LYuwly esc:

with « floating mins
this morning,
most of the
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sarod you
you wéll in-
hope you heve
reeding it as much
e have enjoyed bring-
it to you.

. It hes bein a pleasure

heve you aboard. To all,
O1fice.s and men’, I want tc
cxtend my Since-est apprecica~
vlon for the fine co-operation

co huve given the Ship's Com- try hot wi ineonveni:
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olerniont. eff and to commend eny more thin is necesser
yc uu for the high standard of need your co-oper: tion
onduct you-heve displ:yed ee 5 in kevping your
Beane hour the voyuge.e ccked ena yourselves
On behalf of the Ship! ( debe PESOn t
Omplement, Staff I wish you | between thi
good luck in your coming tasks vel «nd your
and & speedy return to civ- ition.
litem life.
Just a word in regerd to
your debarks Debarkation
Bone edules end methods

always an unknown fact

 
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lé. November. 1945

DEBARSATION ORDER)

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NUHBER.. e®eeeeee o3)

Expected arrival of this tre r
13 November 1845; provably duri the evening.
ft is anticipated that deharxation nay take place on the

% tives we have only a few minutes notice to de-

Ge. Oc Me Te tiie bassengsers will
have luggage vtely packed as pos

5; Possibieat..c.bk tines begin-
ning with reveille on Wednesday, 14 November 1945

3» The ship will be thoroughly policed prior to debarkation
of troops, Compartments will be Cleaned, bunks left down ready
for use, end a life presepver pliced on ech bunk.
4. At the beginning of prep&ration for debarneution, all

voyage details will be dissolved und the deburk ition det its, will
will begin their’ duties, The deberkuticn det-its inciude « bi recge
detail, cle:ning Getuil, «nd. the kFis eSSigned for dy by

"or thet day (Note 4 Specizl deberk tion KP deteil will ‘not be
ssigned.)

5. = 4. x ©
© Se : ST ar ls alton!
Le) y MY y I CG iw & Le
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Se Deburkaztion Uniform w

6. when debeurkation commences #11 py
their «ssigned deck ares and st:.nd by th
for debarkution,

i111 be OD Field Uniform.

ed

Ye. Denk “aPeas and order of deb: rhk:.tion sre

Wide OLf ieereis dake dacs: rort Deck,
ATIS Eh:

lows.

Nos. iru 802 Fert Deck, forward
S. 303 thru ¢l otLrbo rd deck, forwzerd
Nos. 612 thru &CO6 | Sburdcard deck, aft
Officers of £250th ?Icc. fort Deck, #4 hi teh

Deck, #4 Heteh

hig Tee BED. F

Balence of C.fieersiei.. ert
ATIS Bui’

Nos, 801 thru 949......

Miidship house passengers...

Fort Deck, #5 Hatch
Cabins

8. The following named iy,

are srnointed to Deburkztion Details
“S$ follows;

be Baggage Detail:

93S~e S Set Kobate, Dugene - NCO in charge
Quen, Thomus J. F, Bids ssell, James |
Regle, Joe B. Slé. Sszito,Jits
Redling, Osec:r P,
Resiier, Wolter W.
Rewers, Richzerd Cc, 615.
Rhodes, Joseph L. Jr, O16. Schlinski, Frank w,
Richirdson, Ruffin J. 817. Schiller, Otto P
Robb, Joseph V. G18. Scholl, Ross L,
Ruchals, Alexsnder T, S19. Segrest, Rulph Ve or.
Rushton, Willi-m BE, 620. Shigekune, Albert XY

scheenm: ia, Adolrh

 
8. Ge Cleenine Dets le
NcO's in Charge
043. S Sgt Ito, Jogi
c40. Tec 4 Matsuds, Shiro
S46. Tec 4 Fujimotc, John d.

821. Shircma, Seijire 861) Walker, Chandler C.
323, Skowronski, Joseph 862, walker, Floyd “. Sr.
824, Smolur, Joseph d- 863. Wall, J. KR.

3°25, Sommerville, Szmuel 5. 264. Watanabe, Edwin

Sz06« SoOUSas Anthuny dts B65 6 Webb, Ruy Ve

207, South, Herry Ae 266. west, Worren Rs

208, Speirs, Arlie D. 967. wested, Clarence lie
299, Stafford, R-1ph R. 268. Wickline, Hendrick ‘’.
30. Stare, George 869, wilson, oudrow We §
331. Starum, Edward d. 870. wong, Louis

232. Stelmuszek, Michuel ds 871. Yamemcto, Kenji
833, Stowe, Bobbie mM. 872, Yamumetes, Mitsuru
Q94, Strusters, dumes We 873. Yonehara, Rycol
836, Stutheit, Delmur As S74. Yonemure, Suce
837. Susuki, George 875. Yoshineke, Teshio
838, Szed, Steve 876. Zech, Edward D.
9390, Teguma, Lawrence 927. Eximcte, Tomojl
840. Tekiguchi, Temotsu eog. Konde, Yushimi
S41. Temeyose, Jchn S29. Ibiguchi, Yoshinc ri
g4¢, Taneake, Harry $30. Incuye, Wallace K.
943, Teneke, Ryoichi 931. acje, Takeshi

944, Tanekey, Sune.o 7 932. Mizukiy Mesati
845. Tanimura, Herry 033. Nishick., Yasunori
246. Tanoue, Richurd Y. 933a. Nogami, Richard T.
247, Tetsumoto, Robert Ne 934, Omijay Walter Ts:
848, T.tsumoto, Kazuo 935. Ur:.shima, Henry F.
249, Ten Eyck, Ricbert Le 936. Yahata, Takeshi +
250, Tomi, Yoshiyuki 9362. miceli, Vincent A.
851. Tomono, Teruc. 7 037. Ostrov, Seymeur
Q52, Towers, Alton G. dfs 942. Arenscn, Sidney J.
959, Troyanovich, Daniel iv. 647. Kawasaki, Bdwara
954, Uyehara, Seiki c48, Matsude, Gunki
855, Valdez, Karnest F,

S56, Valentine, Dene Le

257. Vasquez, menule Ge

258, Vich, Steve

£59. Voss, Don Fe

©60. Votsis, James W.

9, Because of uncertain circumstances governing debarketicn,
these orders may be changed at any time. Any chenges or further
snformation will be given cver the FPeA. system.

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VOL. |_NO.1 TUESDAY
YOUR NEWSPAPER

This is your daily news-

paper, Ordinarily we hope

to keep you informed on cure | The long awaited and much post:
rent world news as well as ponec transfer of ATIS's activit’
on news aboard ship. Owing to Tokyo, became an actuality this
to the fact that Radio’ news morning when the S,S, James KH,
was not received today, we Kinkaid weighed anchor. Under:

are not able to render the eo nand of Lt. Col. Bint Leee
service, which we hope to tr. troop movement was itn
make customary. Instead in a sable swif’ .9ss and Seti étencs.
today's issue we are only ) 3 little x» than an hour, 900
trying to answer questions r mc. their ir were safely

hat we feel that you would : rad, ready .or the journey.

be likely to ask in regard this is, witl .0Uut coubt, . the
‘to ship's regulations, etc, ginning of the dast CRED Sey in
Bear with us today. A bet- ATIS's history, which began several
ter paper is on its way. years afro with a oa staff of

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an <. int ory yr’ ete“Se
iy 4 , aur

iy, i, i e v / organization empencdac
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with American solétieis
forming the bulk of the
We thought you would be interested in pers =e

some information about the ship on which The i’tellisence sec-

you are now sailing, In the fow hours at} tion of GlQ assir¢nedc

our disposal, we have becon able to coll- much important work to

ect the following facts. the organization, first
The nane of the ship is the SS James at Brisbane, then at

H, Kinkaid, but who Mr. Kinkaid is op Gollandia, then at Manil.

Wes ; we have not been able to ciscover, as headquarters was mov-

Isg identity will have to remain a sub- ed ever nearer to its

ject for future resoarch, and as soon eventual cestination.

as we find anything out, we will lot. Now ATIS has receivec

you know, its last is Steihont: x
It was comaissioned April 14, 1943, the work of GIIQ, G2 a’

at Richmond Shipyard #2, Californi . Ag Tokyo, All eagerly loc”

to the statistics, we ara told the it forwerd to this last

has a length of 451 ft., 6 ine; a Tt. opp: sunity to share +:

beam, and a draft of 37 ft, 4in. 9 th ictorious army's

gross tonnage is 7176, and the de: . wo. . And all. are con-

weight tonnage is 10,515, ficent that in the final
It has been a troopship from the suming up, they will

first and is no procuct of speedy not have been found

emergency meconverstons Pity our poor | wanting.

frionés’ on tho T§ id quite onite: zt is hay wi thout re-

Bernard, where that a portion of thi >pot

latrines and kite | voyage will be a bit

ehens lave been rough. Now this may

hastily erected sound exciting to some ity,

on the decks, at of you, but for S Lot ficence of Man ila's

the mercy of all of us it is likely to citizens, that eet will

the winds of the [be a bac case of lial be able to rebuild thoiz

oceans de lier or what i3 com- |city into the flowed & 33
In case any of |monly known as fvecing metropolis it QNCO WAL.

you are worried {the fishes, The bost ae ta eee 4

about Liberty ° preventive for this un- SHTP'S OFPTCERS

Ships cracking, comfortable feeling is :

you can forget a= |to vat your meals rege

bout it. Tho Kin-jularly, crink plenty of ClEiGravford,tot

kaid is reenforced| water and slecp at nig ane Pos Tinsio: Capt,

j 34 Novgh said}! pha TAB AOTs tb
with heavy steel Ann aTor Coun andor
Le see ‘om sap ,

 
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»okyo, the destination of
55. Kinkaid hie its passe
rsy has much to int
solcier who enjoys
something of the
$s serving his
the army. The second larg
city in the world, it pages
survivea the war surpris
ly well, Subways, stroete
cars anu other utilities
never ‘went complotely out of
BpePAT LON, anc theaters,
night-clubs, restaurants and
department Stores are oporae
tings much more efficiently
chan those woich ATIS
Sonnel had” accus vomod
in lianila,

In the vicinity of Tokyo
arg several mountain resorts
which the army has taken ovor
for recreation, anc’ in the

capital itself are many fine |
relics of the happy days whon|
Japan Followed the of |
peace. rather than the ways
WAP.

An scanite some rather

alasmine bulletins concern-
ing Japanese winters, many a
soldier is lookins forward
to the cxhilarating cffects
or the keen cool weather
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appropriate for Wovember,

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Paitor,......,..sT/G. Robert By, Prazier
Asst. Hditor....,S¢t Laurence O'Connell
TYBLSE,..pceoess sneer Richard Walker
mere tiae calle y Kenny Nagamoto
Mimeo Operator...T/h Carl Reis |
Circulation......T/5 Nicholas Tryforos

ES A RE OF ECE «RL ES LERY ONE A CT ONO tC OI f et ae me 2 een ee me

Mabel

There's a lady on the ship named Mabel,
With ATIS she is now a fable. ie
She is capable of causing a sensation,;
For she's gained herself a certain
reputation. |

to eae

If a monkey-shine is what we're after,
Then Mabel. can supply the laughter;
For, 'though "mal de mer" will get us
if we let it,
Mabel's antics can make all of us for-

got its

Despite a choppy sea which -tossed the
Sereen about, our special service. group F
was able to put on Hellzapoppin for a . hig .
capacity crowd on #4 Hatch last night.. In the pas y
Weather permitting, DFagen Seed will be | four hours the Kin’ 1:
Shown tonight. nas traveled wl94 mile:
All men who wish to partieinatse in make our total, distance
the bridge, chess, and. checkers tour- from Meonila 744 miles.
Naments can do so by being present. St The rough weether has
the mess hall tonignt at 1915 ours, brought the speed down. ta
Prizes will be awerded to the winners, an average of 8.1 knots.

 
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The projected issuance of the new
-|Yen currency to replace Yen notes
how in cireulation has as its primary
objective the facilitating of levying |
the proposed property and other
Rew. taxes im order to size up the
exact amount, of currency.-now in
the possession of the general public,
well-informed sOiirees close to the
|Finanee Ministry revealed to the
Jiji_ on Saturday,
It had been learned earlier the
Same day that the Postwar Currency
| Problems Committee of the Finance
Ministry had drawn up a post-war
lcurrency program, including the
issuance of the new Yen currency.
and also that the Government js ex-
-pected to take action, next. week on
the basis of the draft program,
Salient points of the program, are
as follows:
| Jd. Deposit and other bank ac.
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| period in. order. ~# facilitate the |
i checking up of the amount of Yen!
| currency in circulation among the}
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A. N. WILLIAMS Ship Radiogram
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point of destination

TOKYO 31 DEC 19 1945
VLT MITZIE HASHIMOTO

110 SOUTH STATEST SALTLAKECITYUTAH

MERRY CHRISTMAS DARLING FROM FUKUOKA JAPAN MAY THE NEW YEAR BE A
HAPPY ONE AND MAY MY RETURN BE VERY SOON

LOVE UTAKA
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THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE

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Flow Of Airmail
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Japan Increases |

The flow of airmaif from the}

U.S. to Japan and vice-versa by|
plane ig steadily increasing, it was |
reported by Lt. Col. J. A. Torrens, |
Kighth Army AG postal officer.
) ‘Complete regular service is not
lyet in existence but the situation
‘has shown great improvement in the
last ‘week, he said.

On Tuesday 3,438 pounds of mail
of which 2,253 was regular airmail
and the rest registered and official,
arrived frem the States at Atsug
| airport. on
| On Tuesday 4,334 pounds of air-
'mail of all types left Atsugi for the
|States and the Navy has been carry-
ling about 1,000 pounds daily by
‘plane to the States, Col, Torrens
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4o Point Men To
4th Repl. Depot
‘For Processing

YOKOHAMA—Forty point enlisted
‘men of the Righth Army have been
‘ordered to the Fourth Replacement
| Depot by March 28 for processing |
fend return home Highth Army Of-;
| ficers announced Saturday.

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je Some of the 1500 men involved in}

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‘he order are expected to sail to the |
States aboard the Milford Victory |
which is scheduled +o dock at Yoko-;
hama March 30. |

When availakle shipping space is
found, enlisted men with 31 eee a
‘service and officers with 46 months}
,as of June 30 will be called. |

It is expected that all enlisted men}
} vith 24 months service and officers!
with 42 months as of June 30th will
leaye Japan by late May.

BRITISH WAIT U. S. LEAD -
ON BREAD RATIONING

LONDON, April 10 (®)—Britain will ration bread if the
United States agrees to do the Same, or will match any meas-
ures by the United States to save wheat and flour for people
facing starvation and death, the cabinet announced Wednes-
day.

A formal cabinet statement after a special meeting de-
clared “the needs of the UN RRA countries are undoubtedly
great, largely because the supplies which the United States
hope to export during the current month fall considerably
below expectations.”

In Washington a high official of the U. S. department of
agriculture said “it would take 90 days to inaugurate bread
rationing here, and the emergency is for the next 75 days.”

He said the department was anxious to do all possible to
assist in the food emergency, but emphasized that it did not
consider an attempt to ration bread in the United States a
Solution to the problem.

The cabinet said its decision was taken in response to an
appeal by Fiorello H. LaGuardia, new director general of
UNRRA, for more supplies to prevent famine.

The statement said that “his majesty’s government has
given very sympathetic consideration to Mr. LaGuardia’s
appeal.”

With wheat the most serious shortage, “his majesty’s
government have informed the combined food board they are
willing to ration bread in the United Kingdom if the United

States is prepared to adopt the same policy,” the cabinet
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TO A SOLDIER HUSBAND

My life is filled with: many things, .
I greet with joy what each day brings,
They ask how I can be so gay,

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That if I work or if I play
You're in my heart throughout the day,

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You’re with me in all things I do.
I can’t be sad, for I’m your wife;
You’ve given me your ‘ove of life.

—MARTHA WRIGHT

PORTRAIT OF A SOLDIER

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from Yokohama, Japa“, t=h~e
tomorrow.

After an uneventfull twelve+day trip
MARSHALL VICTORY will dock at scattle Late
The trip ror aany of the 1200 pass ongors is the first step in the
culmination of their Army careers. Other of thy nassengcrs wiil be ré-
turning home for furloughs after wiich they will return to Japan and
other theaters for furtucr duty. Yet other nembors, civilian war De=
partment employces and USO entertainers, will dobark for tne nursuit
of thoir individual lines or’ work.

#or everyone, however, the end of this trip means the return to
the United States, a place many of the passengers waven't seen for
Several years. Tn spite of some of tue Hardships and inconveniences
borne on the trip Many of us will Look back upron the trip later oven
fondly, for it is ‘the initial shase in the continuin: of the-itfe ine
terruptcd several years ago, by the war. ows 3

During the trip sonic conecrn was felt at the turn of affairs ct
home wicre a two- -day railroad striu turcutencd to tie up transport-.
ation. It would undoubtedly have Cclayed disnatchine Daesscngers from
seattle to thsir destinations, HOWLVGr, vic Strike was sottled and
schedules were resuncd,. shipments to suparation centers and hone
Should now go on schedulc.

The ship's complincut and tue. officers und iicn in charze of the
trip would like to extend their best wishes to all passengers--and a
quick journey home! ,

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SAGA OF THE MARSHALL VICTORY

This trip may not have been | By Chaplain Francis B. Sorley
comparable to the peace-tine trips (Tune: rY oy Are liy ‘Sunshine )
of the Cueen Nary, but looking back Pie ea rat
S4- it new, wasn't at all bad, en Sees oes ehat
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Peay 2: rf we started on our way.

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the rest.af us, it was

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smooth CTOSSING. «+4 « «Bos oN cag : j
years from vA ou? 7 1 : mi ich roll Ing, é
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all this and near t ay Seep ee «Sa aga fot tbe ett shames
The people responsible . fora?’ be pee iM Mat ay ah Baa exis.
the trip. and the mr Ua Berieuia + es Nea ip aoe
eae nen "Oh won't rom lead me to that rail’
activities that helréd pags time

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And call my family and reassure

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reese ePfc, d. Coneff , We oil also owe a big vote of
coooeet/h Le. Kis.boll thanks to the GPow: OF AR. S. Ox
T/4 R. Pfledderer | performers wao were our shipmatcs
eeeeltfco., We. Beuncr}|on the trip and cntertained us
vePvGe It. Snvdcr | royally with their wrestling, box-.
-.T/Set G. Estes) ing, magic ana singing performan~
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