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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
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United Nations Executive Committee Approves
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By FLORA LEWIS

LONDON, Oct. 23-The United Nations Executive Committee ap- proved by an II to vote today a proposal to have the secretariat of the world agency responsible to the whole organization instead of split up into separate staffs for each principal organ
 The Russian, Czechoslovak and Yugoslav delegates voted against the proposal. Soviet Delegate An drei Gromyko said the only plan acceptable to Russia would provide separate staffs for the security council, general assembly, economic and social council and trusteeship council. He did not give a reason.
 Other delegates declared that the plan for a unified secretariat with the members classified by func- tions and shifted around from one organ to another as they were needed, would be more efficient and economical.
 The entire executive committee approved a subcommittee recom- nendations that the United Na- tions organization be staffed by a kind of international civil service, with each official taking a special oath of loyalty to the organiza- tion.
 The executive committee an- nounced that it would send to the preparatory commission a report recommending that the United Ma tions organization adopt general rule granting full freedom of ac- cess for the worlds press, includ- ing access to the power yielding security council
 The recommendations leave room for secret meetings when necessary but advocate fullest possible infor- nation on the peace organiza- tion's activities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
ROTARY CLUB IS TO HELP
 TREAT NAVY

Plans for the Rotary's part in en- tertaining crew members of the three Navy vessels to be in Juneau from Oct. 24 to the 31, were discuss cd but not put to vote today at the regular meeting of the Juneau Ro- tary in the Gold Room of the Bar anof.
 Mayor Ernest Parsons suggested that Rotary members cooperate with the entertainment by offering their cars to be used for conducting sight seeing trips to the glacier and other points of interest by inviting indiv- idual serYicemen into their homes for dinner parties, and by setting up an information service possibly in the Baranof for answering any ques- tions about Juneau and vicinity. He said the last named suggestion would be particularly valuable to those servicemen who might be in torested in settling in Alaska after their discharge from the Navy.
 Bori7ag Maybe
 It was also suggested by the May or that Rotary take over supervision of boxing tournament, and that a Rotary donated prize be awarded the best boxer aboard the visiting Navy vessels.
 Speaker of the day was Leonard Holmquist, Exalted Ruler of the Elks in Juneau He spoke on his work in the Elks, and of his former utilization with the Rotary. Frater- nal organizations of all kinds, he said, contribute in vast measure to better understanding and happier living in any community
 Dr. F. w. Norris, Director of the United States Public Health Service District No. II, spoke briefly on his recent trip to Prince William Sound and Copper River Valley areas. His statement that poor health condi- tions of the natives are directly at- tributable in many cases to unscru- liquor was supple mented and supported by Dr. James c. Ryan, Commissioner of Educa- ton, who has also recently returned from an inspection trip.
 Birthday Meeting
 It was announced that at the next all Rotarians having birth days in October are to be seated at the head table
 Guests today were; Dale D. Welch. President of Dubuque University. Iowa; Albert M. Dietz and Henry Lcrenz of the Salvation Army; Emil Knudsen, business man and former mayor of Kodiak; John Gushing. contractor from Sitka. and Fred West, District Deputy Grand Exalt- ed Ruler of Southeast Alaska.
 Board members of the Rotary will meet at 5 D. m today in John Young's office for an official meet ing at which they will, among other things, vote on definite plans for entertaining the Navy next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
HFRMANN THANKS
 PUBLIC FOR HELP
 IN NWF CAMPAIGN

Appreciation for the gratifying support of the public in the National War Fund drive, was expressed to- day by Frank Hermann. in behall of the Lions Club, sponsors of the drive locally.
 We are now almost to the goal of Sll000 set as the Gastineau Channel quota" he said. When you consider that a year ago the local community had the assistance of various outlying communities in meeting a smaller quota, this is an excellent record indeed for Gas tineau Channel area to make"
 Hermann commended the work of members and townspeople, many of whom assisted the Lions Club mem bers in actual solicitation of funds
 Special thanks, MT. Hermann said, are extended to the local organizations with sponsored spec ial events to help with the quota :"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
AMERllAN LEGION 10
 HOLD OPEN HOUSE kT
 DUg0UT, NAVY WEEK

To add to the pleasure ot the men of the fleet during their visit to Juneau, the American Legion and Auxiliary will hold open house at the Legion Dugout, opening about 3 o'clock every afternoon, and continuing on through the evening.
 Homemade cakes, cookies and coffee will be plentiful, the com mittee in charge said, and mem bers of both the Legion and Aux Hilary will be there to welcome the boys and make them feel at home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
BLIND FLIER

FREEPORT, IL, Oct. 23-Elec- tric service in Freeport and nearby communities was shut off last night when a not-so-Wise old owl flew against a 34,000 volt high tension transformer and broke off a switch.
 But the owl, big bird with 8 three foot, six inch wing spread didn't give a hoot. He fell to the ground dead
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
HAppY DAY


 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.--Tears and smiles and the walls of babies all were intermingled when the transport Florida docked here with a group of foreign war brides and fiancees.
 Crowding the rails while a band struck up a tune were 120 wives and 40 children and 37 finances of Am erican soldiers, sailors and marines who had been stationed in Australia and New Zealand.
 Some of the mothers had their babies strapped to their sides in white canvas bags. One New Zealand mother explained, they're cuddle- chairs"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
MODERN Sp0ONING

PENN VAN, N. Y.-Spoons were mysteriously disappearing from a local ice cream parlor. Investigat- ing, clerk discovered that bobby seekers were converting them into bracelets, by a simple bend and twist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
Awys MEETING ToMoMRRoW

The AWVS meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the Governors House will be particu- larly concerned with plans for participation in Navy Week, Mrs. Ernest Gruening, chairman, an-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23

Have YOU tried that alluring NAT T-O-C-H-K-A" exclusively at YVONNE'S, the incest store in town? q0,095-t6)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23

nounced, at the same time urging all members to attend the meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
Thousands Of Jap
 Soldiers Are SiilI
 klLafge on Luzon

MANILA, Oct 23.-Fifteen thou sand Japanese soldiers are still roaming the mountains bordering Luzon's eastern Cagayan Valley Congressman Lion Cberroguis of Neuva Vizcaya Province, reported today.
 The Filipino legislator said the Japanese are willing to surrender tc Americans, but not to Filipinos. They live by raiding farms for produce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
BULL. E 5 ! N s

MOSCOW-The Tass News Agency says that voters in the Mongolian Peoples Republic have voted 4SO,O00 to 0 ill favor of complete independ- ence from China. The agency says these figures constitute nearly com plete returns from the recent pleb- iscite on the independence issue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23

WASHINGTON = A Goldsboro,
 North Carolina, Army officer. Bri-
 gadier General Kenneth c. Royal, { was nominated today as Undersec- retary of War by President Truman. General Royal was chosen to suc- ceed Robert ?. Patterson. who step- ped up to the post of Secretary of
 War when Henry L. Stimson re- signed.
 BAKERSFIELD, Calif.-A fire has destroyed the ranch home of MT and Mrs J. k. Jordan, the top ranking comedy team known as Fib- Der McGee and Molly.
 LONDON-The spread of the dock workers strike in Britain has spread to Bristol and Portshead. Over 42,00O men are now on strike.
 CLEYELAND-The trade publica- tion Steel says the United States apparently is no nearer a solution to it's labor problems now than when the war ended. The magazine agrees that the return to work of soft coal miners temporarily has eased the strike picture. But, the country still has no reconyersion labor policy and TO effective machinery to prevent work stoppages.
 SINGAPORE-A rousing welcome greeted the battleships Tennessee and California as they slipped into Singapore today at the head of a U. S. naval squadron-the first Am erican warships to enter these wat CTS since the Japanese surrender.
 kALISPELL, Montana-RedS Skel- ton, the T Dood It" bad boy of the movies and radio, has been arrested and fined S10O for shooting an elk without a proper license. Heapad on this is the fact that he won't get to enjoy the elk because the carcass will be auctioned off.
 CHICAGO A former Pacific Coast football star, Don Walker, of Newport, Oregon, has been elected National Commander of the Disabled War Veterans. He was major in World War I.
 WASHINGTON - President Tru- man may be forced to cancel trip to North Carolina and Georgia next month. An Assist ant White House Secretary, Eben Ayers. said that heavy schedule of appointments m 8 h t require the President to remain in Washington.
 October blizzards have brought the earliest heavy freeze in 75 years to some Russian regions and the vastly important harvest Of potatoes has been threatened.
 SEATTLE - Vice Admiral Mark former flagship, the car rier Bunker Hill, has arrived on Puget Sound from Hawaii.
 LONDON-Income taxpayers of Britain received good news today when the Labor Government an- restoration of pre-war ex- by next April.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23

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Evening star., 1945-04-15
VALIANT COMES HOME B, ARTHUR BARTLETT
BY ARTHUR BARTLETT


than before he went off to war
he had workout with saboteur something else hap
pened the Army doesn't tell but somehow he lost nearly
half his teeth. SO the veteran has come home.
Home Brooklyn where there plenty of other dogs
But like Val says hls master Laurence Potter Val
jumps sofa snaps at visitors. chases
yeps. deserts his yard for fight roc And MIR
Poers sottespoken commands taNe precedence
hydrants, other dogs. people traffic
Val is only many dogs who have been coming
home in recent months
life Instead. with few EXCEPTIONS rnev setting such
fine example that professional dog people them
giving a new national ideal IN family pets
People will the advantages OF intelligent we'll
trained dog nannerless matter how beautiful
beloved, prominent breeder pointed out They II be
ashamed to have unframed pets that don't behave
They Obey Matters Orders
ADMITTEDLY discharged dogs will go for people if
their command them do That obcyng orders
- and new owners urged by the Army give such
orders unless they them.
have found only instance. however of a dog whose
warbred begeency couldn't be hello proper occasions
German shepherd named Toby couldn remember that all
civilians longer enemies and had be destroyed
Poor Toby the exceptions the rule is that dogs
Mrs. Milton trlanger ConStant to the Quartermaser
General and dog who has guided the k9 program
almost from the beginning told me why
The basis of all their training she SAID is obedience
to the fundamental commands Heel Sit Down Stay Come
When dog trained to respond immediately and unaer-
ngy to those commands he fully under his masters
control in the front yard or the street patrol
Besides the only dog does the things he trained
to do because he wants to please standard Army
mand used in dog work Praise your dogs Praise
the dog only reward and it's just easy easier really
to get him to be gentle to get him to be tough
The dogs given rehabilitation course at Fort Robin
Neb before discharge Mostly the consists of
review work the old stand-bys: Heel Sit Down Stay
Come In addition the dogs accustomed trust Just one
soldier handled goomed fed and petted by succession
of different people prove that the world friendly after all
Next Stop il Home
LATER people whz around the detranee bicycles shoot
guns blow Whistles rattle makers His handler keeps
assuring him that all we'll and the dog tries to make
break for somebody. corrects him sternly.
Gradually the dog gets freedom put long leash
and allowed to play with anybody who along Any
to chase bite is corrected when he no longer
shows such he is walked around traffic f he
behaves himself, the next stop is home.
Ii 1t has to be home is one that has been apDrOved
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-04
More Gasoline Hinted

Previous assurance that Germany's defeat
would not improve the gasoline situation, so
far as the civilian consumer is concerned, is
contradicted by Ralph K. Davies, deputy Pc
troleum administrator for war, who says that
when the Huns are overthrown gasoline for
civilians will be increased at least 50 per
cent.
Mr. Davies adds that the increase will be
spread over the whole country, not merely
along the Atlantic seaboard. The plan is to
place the burden of fueling the Pacific war;
he declares, upon the entire country.
Here is another very good reason to get
the war in Europe over with in a hurry.
One thing about the gasoline shortage, and
the rubber shortage too, has puzzled a lot
of people. With all our boosted ingenuity and
inventiveness, and with the need for fuel and
tires so great why is it that some genius has
not yet produced satisfactory substitutes for
both? There have been many rumors that
they were on the way, but to date none has
found its way into general use.
The war has developed many improvements
-electronics, radar, plastics, for example. But
we are still dependent upon gasoline and rub
Der for tires and fuel for the old bus that
serves to be on the junk pile.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-04
C0nnally Is Wishful

Senator Connally's unequivocal declaration
that the San Francisco security conference
will open on the date set for it, April Is,
and will be a complete success, shows at
least his wishfulness that this may transpire
But there appear to be reasons which may
contribute to its postponement The reason
most conspicuously in the limeight just now
is the political squabble between Washington
and Moscow over the seating of Polish
delegation, Moscow demanding that the Lub.
lin group be given recognition and Washing
ton holding out for representation only by the
new Polish government which the United
States and Great Britain favor and which
has members outside the Lubin group
This. may be adjusted in time-may even
have been settled now. But even so, the fact
that German military might is tottering and
surrender may be forced before the confer
ence's opening day is another reason tending
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-04
Today's Hero

Human emotions are contradictory and sell
dom to be explained. Smiles are separated
from tears by no more than the hutter OF an
eyelash Love and hate are closely related
Acclaim and contempt tread on each others
heels
General George S. Patton, Jr., offers an
outstanding example of the latter. Not SO long
ago the country was stirred by the slapping
episode in a Sicilian hospital Nobody had a
kind word for him. Everybody was violent in
verbal attacks on him. Even Congress held
up his nomination for promotion. He was
in disgrace and many an otherwise sensible
American hoped that he would be relieved
of all command.
Now, because he has demonstrated rare
genius as fighter, his praises are on all
lips. He is the subject Of universal encomium.
It is even reported that, whereas he was the
most hated general in the Army at the out
break of the war, by common repute, he is
now the most beloved, not only Of his superiors
but of the men in his Third Army. They know.
it is said by soldiers who have served under
him and now home on furloush, that when