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Evening star., 1945-12-02

HERE IS THE WAY THE CLUB OPERATES
Every working day of the month our
reading staff-composed of mystery fans
just like you-sits down with stacks of
mystery novels submitted to us by pub
fishers all over the country. They read
all day long, and they classify, grade,
select and reject Every single mystery
novel recommended by the critics and by
a reputable publisher is actually read.
The only rule we enforce, in order to
protect our members, is that no novel is
considered ,Ohich has previously been
sold at less than $500.
The novel need not be brand-new SO
long as it is comparatively recent, nor do
we bar an exceptional novel that has been
serialzed in a magazine. But one thing
we absolutely insist on - the genuine
eight-dollar monthly value to our club
members. We assure you that the novels
selected are really choice, and we guar
antee that you cannot buy them for less
than two dollars apiece, or eight dollars
in all except through the club.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
FOR BEST MYSTERIES EACH MONTH

Each month, after stacks of submitted
novels have been read, we select the four
best of the lot, bind them together, COM
plete and unabridged, not word omitted,
in one big beautiful 9OO-page book that
we send to you. Yes, real book, specially
printed from the original plates, hand
somely cloth-bound, and fit for perma-
nent place in your library.
See what time, money, and trouble you
save! You no longer buy blindly, merely
hoping you will get your moneys worth.
Our trained staff weeds out all the Sec
ond-raters, chooses among the best, Sc
lects only the finest. Each month your
postman hands the resulting volume to
you, without fuss or feathers-and you
are ready for more weeks of reading en-
joyment.
Look to the panels at the left, telling
about the novels selected for this month.
See for yourself the kind of mystery novel
you can expect to receive, the titles,
authors and the raves of the critics. Yes,
just read what the critics have said about
our selections, and then ,ve dare yOa not
TO join. A real mystery fan would pay
many times the club price and know he
was getting bargain.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

IS THERE dyedin mystery fan anywhere who
would eop the opportunity get four greet new
selected mystery novels eoch month? And fourfor-
basis?
How much time trouble. and money have you vested
mystery novels that worth the reodns7 Hovenf
you owoys wished you could employ sto Of experts to
read them o and pick only the very finest for you1
Well, here is your ehonee Of lifetime. The new Unicorn
Mystery Book Club brings four topnotch mystery
novels each month-bound in big hondsome volume
guaranteed you least $8. 90 bought seporoe
-ot only 81 90 in oil to club members.
And, best Of oil. you Join q trio basis! YOU ARE
PERMITTED TO RESIGN FROM THE CLUB At ANY TIME! "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04

aer @.h

I. Compiese DID sensencs. = heye usea
one cake of Camay aad a. mid cnee
heiped il Is addieional woeds
q II. Wriee o. one side u slheee q
papes a. a o16cial emory hnnk. Xcu
On ~ ensry blanlES 4 yu1lf dealef.s.l
Priae plainly yuus aame md a3dress. FIJI
u sl,e name and a6dress a Dr. dealeg
from whom you lasl p0pchased Canay.
4. Mail % Camay, Depe. s. Bcs 6o7.
Cincinnati 1. Chic No Camay vaAppes
Is reQ0ired.
=. Any res;denf q dhe Uaised Snsss -
Hawaii NJ cunpeee excepe eMp3cyoes
q Procef & Gamh1e. their adve1sisinG
aoencies and theis families. Consesa ~.
iect % ~ Federal. Sesae and lo1l feon-
laeions
i. The consee docs March 10 M ~
entries muse Be posnuasled befoee MD
nishe March 10 md received n nAsch
81. 1913.
3. Ennies win be jndoed foe osioinalily,
Sincerity, and apeness q th0uehe Juas
decision viii Sc 6nal. Dap1icn1 p9ixes
will Be awarded ii <ase a. eies. No -
nies viii b returned. Ensries. onnseaes
aud idens tlneaejn become DR. pgupGSly
II Prucser 4 Gamble.
8. A I'm prise q ! 81 .OoO. 90 vAa
DONp. Eve psi1es eAch $500. % WAR
BOND. On prizes ea<h $1,000 Wan
bond. $40 psises each 81. 90 wAl
BOND tmafufiy valued will be awartled
b. Proceer 4 Gamble.
z. Winnen will Sc announced over
Camey sadio programs peppeS Yo3ns's
Family and Perry Masoa shortly A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04

Toke ONE CAKE or cAAlAY
Try its regular mild care. Doctors made
tess on over 100 oomplexions. And with
the frs cake Of Camay, most oomplexions
bloomed softer, smoother. In the doctors
own words, "CAwSy Is neatly mild IL
eIess5ad w1tbssu imitation"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08
Has HeiA,etteaS, Pa.
ct. Marfns Airdle.

Gllen Sreunoen uno Witgiieoerr
Der 9eutifcn ct. Marfus Stride ole.
ne our Nahrit,t, oab nur ei:t 8ottes,
oienit CUR Siterseit eehaIten miro
Die 8ottesoienite iino apie iolat:
sonntaa. tS. Mdrs; 1890 llb,
nornlittaes: 4riiI,lna ser aonf,r.
n1ntrben.
Halntionntua. %. Mars: 10:3C
llbr moreens: &onfirmnsipn.
DSttuot, %. MGrs 7::3O llby
abenNs: Neiftaotteshieuit IN:
Mbe,,bnrabl in el,a!iiGer Sprafle.
aarfreitag, 80. M1rS, 7:30 lib,
abenSs: 6ottesoienIt uno Ienolnah
in beutd,er Sprahc.
Siiern, ]. elprfl. 1890 llhr mrr.
gems, iinhet aud' MIR eln Ginttes.
bienIi itatt.
Sltern, I. april, moruena 6 llhc
Sriibaottcsoicnit.
Sonntaeitule iinNet SIR reglntd:
Biaen Seit itatt. s. a., Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08
Nms Salient, Otie
;3,ueia Is.

Gs bienc diien SdNpcitern SIR ge
fdlIieen Hed)riht, ouB Die Gcriaun
lung nm Sonntaa, sen If. MGrs
1tattfinoet Ssehcs MiitalicS III criueii
iih gutitebcnN i'll mod'cu i'm Snfals
perein irtuie nnh mn Central Ser
hnno.
slm l6. MGr; miro cin ,Siib Nrp
itottirnoen Ill @ltnltct bca Terclus
unh ein grocer Griolg tpirN eriuartet.
0as Mrrnngler,utgsfnmitec bon!
5ilisfono berihtete. olb Elm aelniit.
liter ahcno iiir hen 10. M1rs nor-
bereitet miro. 3lind, iuie iiblid, lpirn
ierpiert ilnb nlle Ntitglieocr 1rcroer
ire,,nhlidit eingelaoen. Ger sicinsc-
mimi fliebt Dem 9ilisiouo 81.
unierer |crein:idnueItcr Spi,anua
sSernengel. IN 9leuelanN. Sbio, Die
auf ser Grartenliitc lit, lriil;Ihen nor
baioise Reiiaruna.
Sl,ianna ShmiNt, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08

ltimm.ll,9en biniihtlicb Ser 8eidartis
gllng i,,9enblid,er 'slrbeifer unO slr'
betterinner Dem bunoeseeietliaen
@orbilo ertiprehen. 9rei5ebn amber.
IStaaten baben Acknowledgements
erlaiien, sic sen bunOcsltoatlid,el!
Norn,en lpcnigltens einiger,nabea
nabefrnmen. 33 Staaten bneegen err
lauhen 5abrifarbeit bon Yerionen
INT slltsr BON IA his Is Sabren ipgar
in ocn Shnlitunoen bes cages!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08
Aus llemneste,pn. Otie
3neiia q.

aaen Dtita!ieoern oielic sur NaG,.
riht, oa6 oie regelndiige Geriamius
lung Sonntaa. Sen II. Mari 2:3O
llGr ua5)nrittags abgebaltcn miro.
9lne Sfnpeitern iino erIutt anipcielo
81 iein. Ssn bieicr &eria:nrnlune suer-
DEN Die iolgenoen Sdaueilern: 9.
Srben, Soernlina Srben. Gle Srbe,,
$. Srben. Maria Srr. Gi.5urue.l
Srentb, aatb. Eiingssraii, ~.
Yfhsssrafi Sr.. ~. EIrtsssraii
Sr, aInno Eolbcr. Atinni Iolser,
Sofia Eope, Cara Rotb, Maria 8c.b
unS Cara Ro.h aaiiee ,lnS SUDDEN
lerpieren. g. Surtnlan, Sefr.
g8erte SefrctGrin: Bite idreibe::
Sie bie Gornamen crit. :. Reh
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08
Emitiee Gde

Sa1sirau: .Sat nein arann gro,
be SebnIllft nah mir aebatt, als ih
perreilt ipar?"
SienltmGSheu: % ia. 0cionbers
geiter!l am Iebten Gage hab' it) ib,l
bdufia ieui5en boren."
Sic &irtin iteIlt ibren Otieter ,llr
Mest.
vSarr Shlniot, iebesnml. men,.
ih Sbr 3immer 6etrete, Iebc ih, tpie
Sic meine 1odter fiiiicn @ie tomnt
0as 2"
r0as fommt haher, bab Sic nidjt
anflopfen."
sd mus ssbllen inl Doraus iagcu,
9err Alpers, nab id nienlals cine
itarfe uito innige 2iebe fir Sic cmp-
finoen fam. abcr id, peroe Sic i'm
urer bod)adten!"
., lnein 1rdulein, oas ipiso Iif,
anbern, apenn Sic mid, aril riiNr
fenne,hernen:"
Nus elmer 3eitung inn Vfittel1pe.
iten: .Nir luden einen sluftionotor,
Der etfpas Glsaitneritdnoi,is fat, dber
aud elm gutter 8auhreoner iein n,.b,
6anit er BEL ben 8eriteiserungen
unauff6Qig n,itbieten fam"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08
Kibliste Sraee at
Sraaten int KcnareN

@u'bireion. Gin WerihterItotter
lpagte iiG sieier Sage nit Der Traae
an oie, inn @ongreB iiebcnocn Trn,en,
,rorum tie inn NtitoiicoerperseihriS
nid't ibr altcr nngcben lruo er bet
etlras erle6t. Sn1 Saus iiben ncul
Tralen, bon Neuen brei bas Ml:er nns.
gcachen habcll. sic nnHcren nid)t.
@lcidl npn Ser eritsn crblelt er 81,
slntport: nNerid,tsn Sic has midi,
nber inter alien hl,mneu Ssrogen, sic
mir ie uorgefomnreu iino. lit bas Ole
ihlimnlite. Sns aeht Sic gar nidts
on.
,Sral afnraaret SnltG ron Mainc
iisl fabt nom Stubl, ia6te lib ubcr
nod nno iagte: ~Sus lit Ou6 pCn
fcincr %ehell:lma. nid,t Aruhr?"
Die hrel. sic iid, n;dlts barans
MAIDEN. iiEN Gnliin Gait GnugIas
pcn SIlinois, hic l5 Snbre alt lit,
Selsn Gabasan Toualas Don Goli-
iornin. sic "A Sabre alt lit, lnS
'Gbith Moacrs bon Ntniiadn,'etts, Sic
63 Sabre alt it
Die puu Ser nCas 9ebt Sic ger
uithts m",Shule iiuo Glare 9potbe
S.ue bon Connecticut, Seiiie tS,l.t=
ner bon Sllinois, GrouccS @olton bon
Sblp. Ghnic @ooohslrIe apn Gon.
uecticut uno Morp 9tortun unu Ne.u
SarieD. ,sci'ic Gunner nl:n.it &C.
,p6bulid, teir 0latt Dor oen Ww!a.
aber ibr Nltcr, Nas lit ct,paS onoeres.
Trou Huce hattc friiher ihr MIter aus
gegebcn. tai aher barcuI per5idyt t.
nm 3eten ju iparcn Iahci set iie
| lid, nit 8 3eilen begniiat ,sraM Nol-
ton mod)tc nbsr feline &ur,ellior. Sic
gab lpcniGitcus an, hob lie 'ih 1907
|perheirat9t hat.
ltehrigcrs g:rt ca G.;d cine lGcnge
bon ,nulnllc1cN StollgrSBmiiglieoerl,.
sic ocralli ncr3itl,tci habe!!, ibr ellter
oniu9chcn.
---------.
Cupu nciralct Goi.h: or nat Dos
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08

Steil,5lit 5u erlernen. Gr tcnntc oars,
iciner Hraris herans ieititelleu, oab
ole &crteiIl,ng Der Shlalmarfsn
l,no ser Serlalf ober oie 6orm Der
lelben bon Scr perit,ieoencn Nrt Sen
iSel,eriteinf,uQen bel ber@earbeituus
81 halten ubbdnat. Sdlt man sen
anollen mn init hem Gaumcn felt,
10 lperben bie ,SpGnc f,1rS umo brett,
auirb ieood Der Stein nit geltredteu
isiTgerll gebalten uno merbcu oie
Sfldge aeseu olc Isinseripisen &C.
fiibrt, 10 nerlMufeu oie 'SpGnc nis
inter Die Singer rmo sic Sdlasluar-
fen lperben lang unS id,n,al.
Ter 0erfjel,gmadNr bes Adellleen
bate al,senblidlih arGBeres gu,
trauel su ieiner @cIdidl;hseit m.S
befiirdtetc nid,t, ieinc Singer bei Ser
M:beit 81, perlcten, tpubreno ieia
Sorgunger I'M Gbeleen MIR ben
Galunen oen 2,,iGlligfciter Scr
Shlaafiihrl,ng preisaaa. Der Mei,
lter ser iiinserem Gpod,e erslelte buut
oe; ueruollfommneteu 2ehnif eiuC
idlanfere Sdneibfante uno einc
ebenniiBigere SirtierFiibr,lng beriel-
! ben, er 1abm iid) olld) mebr Belt bei
Ser Nrbeit, mas sic pielen tleinen
Purallelidlage fir bic ic9enarnte
9fet,,ibe bareiicn.
'Seine bGberc 3eHnif bererbte Fl
feinen Sobn ODER fcinsm Stiiler
uno 10 entiianb aus prinlitioen Nl,,
idnge,r oic bolp &unit ser Wertseu1.
maflerei ser SungIteinseit. sic iia
bel lnandRn 80lferu bis aui alniere
Gage erbalten bat. 2ie 8eibifl;d)feii
Der @erfseugmader eirg 10 tpeit.
oaB lie aus Steim nit einem
Stainihlaeel, 10 feline @erf5e,,ae ipie
9obrer. Nfrienen 'Sdgen. @iocr.
bafen fertiaten. gs qpareu bies Seutc
pom> Sad, beun bie @erf5euamate-
rel bate iid) III, 2aufe ser Sabrtau.
lenoe 3u cinem @e,perbe entlpifel:.
Midt jeoer IStein eignet iih als
tperfltoii fiir Die @erf5e,,aiertiguna.
am bod,irer tullroen Sie 1e,,eriteine
geiddtt, alleroiugs auuroen aus &alf-
itein, Shieier' 8ergfriitaQ, ssaspis
uitp. 5u @erfseneen nerarteitet, bod
apar dies allies alur Griab, Die beiie-
rem @erf5e,,se nuBten aus iseuer,
itein icin. 7leIer .puroc in sseuer.
iteingr.ben III berglr1iinniihen 8e-
trie6 geluonnem, unb Inn Die Seuer.
fteilrgulrber entitoltS eine @erf.
5eusiltbuitrie, tuic IN ipdtcren 3eiter
Inn bie giiengr,,ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08

tuerf ionocrn @ottearerf lit,

SU guOe Ell VeluRllI con Wetnenl
ieligen @robpater. gs lit cine beut-
idc Bibel aus Sem Sabre 1882.
@enn id iie mlflhlaee ,tno meme
slugen auf sic pielen 9'anobemer-
fllnaen, tuelhe nlein @roBnater bel
ieinem ileibiaen 9eieu mad,te, falIe,'.
Damn bore ih ieinen@eilt su mir ipre'
fen, inoen er mir aus bieiem beili.
gen @uc) ersdhlt. l1no 10 erslblt mir
meinc Atirde aus ser unerih0pf=
lifcn Suelle oieies beiliecn @ud,es
bon meiuelu lpluberharcu @ott l,nN
pnn ieiltsr inrsrfablihen Siebe.
Sd babe cit anberes Gcidrllf oas
nur S,bn Sent inert iii Sem @eIoc
ndt, nher in neinen, Soeim cine!1
Ghreuplut hat Gs lit ein flcincr
Seller. Gin Mtauu geh i'm mir als
Cant fiir cine fleine &;lfe sic id)
linn geieiitct habe. Seir S,alls ,unr
10 orlu, tr hltse nid,ts uubcres spas
er mir gcbcr to,nte unh arifi uad)
oicienl Scllsr uno hat mid, i'm 81,
nehmcn. ltnldciubar luie bieics @e>
lhtllf audi ausicheu mag fiir mid'
bleibt es cine title Grebigt her Sic6c
nnn oes Sanfcs, uou einenn Mcnid)c,l
Ser @ptt int Ncrsen bate.
lluo meme STRIDE alht mir 0Elc-
ecnbeit unh lehrt mid. luic hleisr
Soft aud) ii, lneil,cm Nerscn SSphz
NINA nehlucn fam. Sic lshrt ln1d,
sic Sicbc, sic geraoc in ser aegens
,pirtigen ;3cit hieies i,rhtbarcn
&riears ms allen 10 ulanaelt rntN
MIR SAP lnn Moro an ibrer SteQc
ill iinhcll lit. Soft hnt nllc Nationcn
aIeid) eritfuifen unb iSrclmb unh
;ScinN iinN beioe leinc ainbcr. @ar~
nm DER SaB geNen un'rre iSeinSc IN,
lparitn Siebe MIR 5ll llnlercu sluiier-
temp @eoer sic 2a,tMrilfa &irdp'
nod id) erfelnen Nielcs els geredt.
slild) cine Heaierlmg uuterItebt Got
tcs @ehoten llno @ptt liebt inns ollie
aleid, SSir baben Yflid)ten unlerer
Nesier,lua acgeniiher aher @ptt
fonnt Sucrlt lmo cs lit n.einc G'lid,t
SIT iiehen hcu .srclrnS 4pie Den iseluh.
sIh2r mir iinb armc Climber ,lno
ntouaeln Der @erehtigfeit Sic Dor
8ott gilt. @cheugten Snurtes mil
len mir oiries Mllc bcfcn,eN, aber mir
baneu Sen SoeilanS. Ssseils Nerr Serrll,
ser uns beilen mill, Ser Sic Sheioc=
,pano siriid)en mir mn> (Snit serbrn.
hen bat imb ser meinc Siiune, sperr
tie 9!e!O blutrot mare, ipaiG mse
Sdmec madden fam. @euu id) aud
oos &ers meines @ottes 5erhrod1cn
Babe, er bat nleinc hoiclI Saten nit
Ieinem @lut hesahlt unh NIT Zen,
Gatsr perIobnt.
SD liebe nleine STRIDE, neil !f
ourd, iie 5u meinem 8oit fpmmcN
faun. sd liebc meme STRIDE ,peil lie
midi lehrt in Dem Ndhlten Sen @rue
ser lu,a sic Sd,reiter su icben. uno
ih liebe ineiue Stride neil tie mid
lebrt. mid ielblt 5ll erfernen. unS
,per Der Stride bilit, bilit 8ott, unS
ner gcaen Sic Stride lit, lit audi ae,
gen 6ott. !Qoge Ser Nerr llns CT
leud)tcn nm Sen rehten Mea 81
acben. simcn. Naus Bauer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08
3iueia 80.

slm i. Mdrs bate 3reig so Die
Gbre uuieren lieben GrcbsEraiibe:l'
ten Sobam @altbes in unlcrer Mitte
an taben. llniere Mitelieaer idelfs
ten ibm pnlles @ebor. ba CT im ,sl'.
terelie oes Sentral Gerbanoes iprad).
aommen Sic balo nieoer @r,locr
8altbas Sic limo inns herslif mill
fomlnen.
llniere ndd1ite Gerianmhnrg fdili
auf oen Sitertag, iniolacoeiien nirS
bic Yerlanlmluns oorgcdoben un>
am Salnstag, oen 81. MGrs ahenbs
s lthr abgebnlten.
:. Sol5truaer. sSefr.
- 3itte Ieien Sic sic Mnseiaen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08

6err Mot mar perbeiratet nit Ell.
mem boien Mei6.
9teulif tutoeriprah ct ibr.
Die 8eeroigung Serrn Motens
finbet nlor3en jtaft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08

GgoN hciralct Goi!h: or hat bGs
lott.
Gil Sabr 'piitcr: Gauu ldBt iih
non Gbith 'dcioen: rr bat Sos Naein.
Iein latt.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
Quisling Executed As Arch Traitor In Norway

OSLO, Oct. 24 - (P) Vidkun Quisling, NorWay's arch traitor, was executed by a firing squad before dawn today; paying the if nal price for dealing with the en- emy and defying his King and countrymen throughout the bitter years of the war.
 Greatest secrecy surrounded the execution. A Foreign Affairs spokesman said Quisling was awakened in his cell about 200 am. and rushed quickly before a firing squad of ten Norwegian military police. The only witnesses were an unidentified member of the state prosecution, a clergy man, and the officer who gave the order to fire.
 The youths who formed the fir ing squad were forced to flee the country during Quisling's puppet regime. The members of the squad had been alerted for the past week for their task. Quisling stumbled rough murky drizzling rain to the dismal exc cution square in the ancient Aker- shus fortress. To the very end he maintained he was a patriot. He sent letter protesting his inno- cence to King Haakon.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
Human Guinea Pig Aids Cold
 Weather Pliers

BOSTON, Oct. 24-CPD-A mu- scum director served as a human guinea pig in subarctic Alaskan temperatures so that American Air Force crews were able to sur Vive as many as ninety missions at thirty thousand feet over the Western Front last winter. Back at the New England Museum of Natural History, after nearly four years in cold climate the equip ment COnsultant to the Army Air Forces, Bradford WaShburn, 35, ferVently praised the fliers who benefited from his below-zero tests.
 Having helped test more than ninety items of flying clothing for air corps emergency equipment, for months at time under winter conditions in Alaska, Washburn discovered the greatest problem of the air forces was 'hoW to be comfortably clothed while sitting still"
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
Food Situation Critical In Japan

TOKYO, Oct. 24- R) -Direc- tors of Japan's biggest multi-mil- lion dollar family monopoly was prodded by Sigma as being linked to the war effort, WreStled with reorganization, while the harassed government prepared to beg out side aid to meet the food crisis problem.
 Directors of the Mitsui com pany, which dates back to 1873, are at loss to know what to do with their holdings, which are drowned on under the present set up by General Macarthur.
 The problem before the welfare minister Ashida, on how to feed the people through the crucial months of November and Decem- Der, until transportation deficien- cies are overcome to permit ade- quate distribution of the currently harvested rice crop. Ashida said his government plans to negotiate with the United Nations Relief Administration.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
Fire Cuts Hotel In Fairbanks

FAIRBANKS, Oct. 24-R- Rupert Dvorak, 43, carpenter and ex-fireman was suffocated when fire gutted the entire third floor of the Hotel Fairbanks here Tues day morning. The blaze caused about thirty thousand dollars damage and is believed to have started when Dvorak, who was known to have been been drink ing, fell asleep while smoking a cigarette.
 No others were injured, but fire and water damage drove 145 peo- pie to other quarters. The City and Ladd Field firemen fought the blaze for an hour and a half in a snow storm.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
British, Dutch Use Lend Lease Against Nationals

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-(P)- Secretary Byrnes said United States objects to the use of lend lease arms for political purposes, as they have been employed by British and Dutch forces in the Far East. All that has been done about the objection, Secy. Byrnes told a news conference, was to ask the British and the Dutch to remove the United States emblem from the military equipment they are using against nationalists in Indo-China and Java.
 The policy of objection applied everywhere, Byrnes said. Assert ing if it had not been invoked the arms could be used in South America or any other section of the world.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
Chinese, Russians Negotiate Landing Of Troops

CHUNGKING, Oct. "A 4-R- Russian and Chinese officials are negotiating whether Chinese na- tionalists and occupation troops, destined for Manchuria, may land at Dairen and Port Arthur, it was learned from authoritative quar- ters.
 The fact that this question will have to be the subject of negotia- tion is considered highly signifi- cant here. The dispatch didn't elaborate on this angle, but it de- ported the two governments all ready had agreed that Chinese troops could be landed at the ports of Antung, Yungkow and Halutao. China's Thirteenth and Fifty-Second armies are to be transported to Manchuria by U. s. Admiral Kinkaid's Seventh Fleet. Canton and Haophong will be among the ports of authorization.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
House Approves Naval Strength Of Half Million

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-(P)- The House Naval committee ap- proved legislation to fix the per sonnel strength of the postwar Navy at half a million enlisted men. Legislation still to be con- sidered by the House provides for Marine Corps of one hundred thousand enlisted men and nine ty-two hundred officers. The of- ficer strength of the Navy to be about forty thousand.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
U. $. Russian Delegates Clash In Conference

LONDON, Oct. 24-(P)-Snag- ged on a question of parliamen- tary order, the United Nations executive committee postponed a vote on the Russian request that the nominations committee of the organizations general assembly be abolished. The Soviet delegate, Gromyko, reversing his stand in the subcommittee, made the pro- posal during discussion of a re- port on general assembly dele gates, who interpreted this move as aimed at strengthening the proposed central committee.
 Postponement of the vote was preceded by brush between Rus sian and United States delegates over the phrasing of the question. Adlai Stevenson, United States delegate phrased the question so that it required only a simple ma joriyt to carry. Gromyko insisted he had phrased it so as to require a tWo-thirdS approval.
 I'm surprised at you," he told Stevenson, who replied "I don't think we should alter our proceed ure from item to item, at least I don't propose to do so as long as I'm chairman"
 The committee was unable to determine what the question was they were to vote on and decided to postpone the balloting.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-24
Congress For And Against Military Training

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-(P)- Congressional reaction to Presi- dent Truman's recommendation of one years military training for young men ranged from outright disapproval to wholehearted en- dorSement. The American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars endorsed the proposal the Presi- dent recommended yesterday in his address to Congress for mili- tary training for all young Amer jeans, to show any future war maker that United States intended to remain tough and strong.