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Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

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The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03
Monday, December 3, 1945

Monday, December 3, l945
 Forecast Nome: Cloudy today and Tuesday with light snow. Lowest temperature Tuesday morning 5 highest temperature Tuesday 12.
 Nome data as of 7:3O am. to- day Precipitation last 24 hours. trace. Total precipitation this month, trace
 Total snow fall this month, trace.
 Temperatures last 24 hours: highest 1, lowest 10.
 Sunrise at 9:31 am, sunset at PIP pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: highest -4, lowest IA.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: Lowest 20 in 1932, highest 33 in 1884.
 Data for other selection stations as of 7:30 m today.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03

Workers at on office in the city were startled when this notice ap- peared:
 Bread is the staff of life, but that is no reason why the life of the staff should be one long loaf"
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03

Puppet shows had their greatest development in England under Cromwell, when the Puritans closed the theaters.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03

The use of plastics has reduced by seven pounds the weight of magnetic compasses in Allied tanks.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity

Compiled by ne United States Weather Jureau, Nome, Alaska.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-13
River PACT
Report Due
8y RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, March II
\-Infinitely more important
even than the attempt to
pack the Supreme Court with
partisans, the struggle be-
tween Congress and the exec
utive branch over the right
to make international agree
ments has come farther than
ever into the open through
two current developments.
The first minor lightning
OF the approaching storm
over epochal peace treaties is
giimmering in the present
protest OF members of the
Senate foreign relations COM
mittee at the flagrantly in
dependent manner in which
the state department has ex-
ecuted international agree
ments In arising from the
World Aviation Congress at
Chicago last November.
COMES TO HEAD
The next degree Of dis
closure Of the vital struggle
will come, perhaps today, in
the issuance of a minority
report of the foreign rela-
tions committee on the pro-
posed rivers treaty with
Mexico.
The report will claim that
the committee is entrapping
itself in a mass OF inconsist-
encies which will bring end
less trouble in negotiating the
multitude of future compacts
necessary for weHiid read
5ustment after the war.
II will show that the very
senators who voted for a ia
vorahle report on the river
treaty's proposal TO take
power from Congress are
now protesting the state des
partment's procedure in by
passing Congress In the avia-
ton compacts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-13
MUST UNITE

Opponents OF the treaty
argue that the Senate has a
poor chance Of retaining the
treaty making powers granted
1t by the Constitution unless
IL remains consistently united
against all grabs by the exec
ntiYe branch whether they
involve aviation agreements,
water treaties or The vaSr
issues of the war settlement
and the future world struc.
ture.
In favoring the rivers
treaty, II is contended, cer-
tain senator's on the commit
tee were swayed BY local
political situations, commit
ments TO the administration
or lack OF time 10 attend the
hearings or read the tran
script.
The treaty effects only one
section Of the United States
and involves only a minute
fraction Of the total national
resources. but. It's enemies
point out, IL involves the
principle OF Senate treaty
making rights TO a degree
just as significant as the avi-
alton agreements which the
state department is now ex-
ecuting in disregard of the
Constitution.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-13
BREAK PROMISE

Foreign relations commit
tee senator's protesting the
state department procedure
In world aviation assert the
department has violated a
promise TO achieve no avia-
tion pacts by direct exeCu-
tive action with Senate con-
sideration eliminated.
The author Of the impcnd-
Ing minority report on the
rivers treaty, Senator Hiram
Johnson (R) Of California,
said:
"In effect, these senator's
are protesting now against
an identical violaticn In the
world aviation field which
they condoned in approving
the rivers treaty. In incon-
sistent disunity like this,
the Senate can have no
strength.
"The Senate should re-
main steadfastly united
against every attempt,
without exception. 10 by
pass Congress BY executive
degree I'm international re-
lations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-13

guarantees forever n SOC. 900
acre-feet annually of Colo
RADIO River water to Mexico
without regard 10 the needs
OF future development of the
seven Colorado River basin
states.
FLOUT SENATE
The flouting of Senate
treaty making rights is par
ticularly flagrant i'm the COM
pacts terms covering the III
juana River below San Diego,
Cal. There even the division
of water between Mexico and
California is left to future
determination by the state
department without submis-
sion to the Senate.
Senator Johnson charged
that proposals in the rivers
treaty. and the state depart
ment's procedure in interna-
tlonal aviation, are intended
TO set precedents permitting
bigger and bigger grabs from
the treaty rights OF Congress
in the future. =
The minority report on the
rivers treaty will set forth
that the state department is
near-sightedly pfedging the
vast annual water delivery to
Mexico at time when de-
velopment of the river basin
has hardly started, and that
the disastrous effects will be
felt when development nears
completion and the American
community are compelled by
drotth cycles to do without
water in order TO fulfill the
guarantee 10 Mexico.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-13
POWER GRAB

This by-passing Is
very important objective of
the present internationalist
administration, ever hun
cry for power as 10 IL, and
II tends 10 destroy a funda-
mental of the American
form Of government. II will
place us In perpetual jeOp-
ardy II II Is practiced In en-
acting the coming peace
treaties. IL will lead to
Dictatorship"
In the aviation field the
state department ratified
by executive action agree
ments on an interim world
aviation system involving "air
freedoms" without prior con-
sultation even with the Sem
ate foreign relations commit
tee and apparently with no
intention of submitting the
covenants TO the Senate for
legal, constitutional ratifica-
tion.
The rivers agreement pro-
vides that, without applica-
tion TO the Senate for ap-
proval, or application TO the
House for specific appropria-
tions. the American member
of an international commits
sion. responsible only TO the
state department and the
President, could enter into
the construction of a wide
variety of river works and
negotiate an unending sue
cession of international water
agreements.
The treaty divides water
of the Rio Grande under
terms involving no guarantee
from Mexico, but inflexibly
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-13
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Stevadora Plans
Goblin Party

A CYCLONE Of fun, precipi-
tated by the chatter and gestures
Of Bernie Green, humorist and
master of ceremonies, continues
10 dominate the fast-moving va
riety floor show at Club Steva-
dora.
a majority OF newcomers lend
tophight support while Bernie
chalks up another week, his sew
enth, as the club headlner.
The new lineup includes Jean
La Jean, sultry sonGstrcSs; Walter
Altman. sepia tap wizard, and the
Pat Walsh Dancers.
Sammy Mandell, versatile macs
tro. and his orchestra are the
rhythm favorites.
There'H be a huge Halloween
party AT the club on Wednesday
night with free favors, hats and
noisemakers for everyone.
The club will introduce a new
two-band. continuous d ancin &
policy, starting Monday Nov. 5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Radio Show
Nov. d

DON MCNEIL will present his
popular radio show, Breakfast
Club" 10 Detroiters az 1880 p. m.
and 10 p. m. Saturday, Nov. "A,
in Masonic Temple Auditorium
The cast 10 appear with Nc
Neill will include Jack Owens,
"the cruising crooner": Marion
Mann, vocalist, formerly with
Bob CroSby's orchestra; Sam
Friction and Fact Cowiing;
"Aunt Fanny" as portrayed by
radios Fran Allison; Bill Krenz,
pianist; and the Breakfast Club
orchestra led by Eddie Ballantine.
Mail orders for tickets 10 the
two performances are now being
accepted at Masonic boXoffice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Hacks Her Stacks

KATHLEEN O'MALLEY of
UniversaIs Might in Paradise"
cut off all her stacks at the knees
and hemmed them. 10 bring her
slack wardrobe up-to-date in
keeping with the new butcher
bOV stNle
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Clubs Set
New Bills
BY WALTER STEVENSON

GINNY GARRISON. attractive
pianist, this week upholds the
London Chop Houses new policy
OF afternoon entertainment. Tie
deit keyboard artist iurcs with
subdued melodies of popular as
we'll as -Semi-claSSical music.
AZ night, it's Frank Gagen's
band OF rhumba rhythmeers. fea-
turing song stylist Eileen Fave.
Etiiis are filled by MarVclie at the
piano.
WONDER BAR
Pete Angel, local alrwaye macs
tro and his CaballoroS, moved into
Sammy Sofferins Wonder Bar
last night to replace AL Nalli on
the bandstand.
Exponents OF authentic Latin
American music, the Angel group
features samha. ConEa. rhumba.
tango and the new Pragon Son
tempos during their interpreta-
ton OF dance arranCcmentS.
Aylene Mason and Judy Baker
alternate vocal spots. answering
many requests for old favorites.
Bette Carroll mixes piano tunes
for the interlude feature.
CLUB CASANOVA
It's the third hcadl!n!ng week
Tor the Blue Barron orchestra at
Lowell BernhardtS Club Casa
nova. Jimmie Mcdonald is the
baton wielder in the absence OF
Blue Barron, who stlll wears the
Uniform Of paratroOper and
Charley karTol vocalist. croons
the bands unusual arrangements
Of the mHsic Of yesterday and
TODAY"
An entirely new floor show aug
ments the Barron band tins week
Its roster includes Ann Brew ster.
singing comediennc. direct from
the Vogue Room Of Cicvclands
Hollenden Hotel. Roman Sophis-
ticated magician; Chiquita and
her MarionettcS, and the slH
Claire Ray Dancers.
pOf fTrrAr Ar1rrp-~fet.t. 4. .-,.-r
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Film Time Clock

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POLITICAL. ADvERrIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

a snatch lunch. Change he don't having. so IN
lieu from tip. he leaves on de counter de cigar.
Into de lunch wagon 1t sunters Uncle Pincus, wot
in de same time it's by Shapiro de wife haY.
ing twins. Presentations it jubilously makes
Shapiro to you Uncle de cigar. to celebrating from
de twins de arrifle. Remorse it gets Pincus. on
accent he slipped by de janitor in de pocket a
loaded cigar So, to de janltor he goes. wot he
says to him. "Hev on me. pal. goot cigar you'll
smoking him tomorrow after you finish dinner"
Noontme diss morning. it has de janitor dinner.
wot he gives gradually light de cigar. so dun't
esk what was de results! Fife stitches it now
has Pincus.
Coidy Click auditioned gradually lest week. to
be for next Summer in Coney Island Human
Cannon Ball. For diss, dey got to shooting her
out from a cannon by de amusement park. So
was Advertisements she answered in de pa.
per, for applicant. witt ambitions TO rising high.
She arrifes by Coney Island Dey ramping her
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

YOU fodder de anitoT lengthy game chess. "ot
it hangs by him over a chair de coat. Into de
pocket from de coat it slips quietly you Uncle
Pincus de loaded cigar. Den after while depar'
lures it makes de jantor. SO wait yet und youH
hear wot happened
Downstairs is waiting for dc ianitor from de
prewar radio yet de installmcnt collector in
mood he shouldn't be trfled witt. So it makes
him de jantor appeasements wot he slips him IN
de pocket de cigar. Green eyeglasses TO improf.
ing de eyesght it's wearing de collector. Red IS
de traffic light green is dc glasses, stops he
don't making when he is supposed to, so TO
avoiding tickets, it gives de collector to de cop
dc same cigar.
BY Garfinkle in de tailor shop, de cop is having
pressed a uniform. De favor he retoins, wot he
presents to de tailor de cigar. Witt de dry cleaner
soivice, de tailor is cenentng good will relations
SO on de dry cleaning driver he confers de cigar
Noon time arrifes, it stops de driver by
Shapiro in de lunch wagon he should imbibng
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
would luffing him.

would lufflng MIN!
1t enjons immensely you Uncle Pincus to rid
ing every day to woik now de bicycle since we got
rid from de jallop, und so soon wot it arrfes
from de factory for dc bicycle de missing seat so
he'll enjonng even more.
It's unable to writing at de moment YOU Sis
ter Shoiley, on accent important dates she's got
witt de boy friend wot she met him by q
Quiz Program SO dun't esk! Double chins you
smott sister avoids by nedding all day long, up
witt down de head, wot it winks on her yet row.
dies in de subway. Beauty masks she sleeps in,
wot it almost shot her lest week Uncle Pincus witt
Juniors bibby gun, wot he tutt she was a boigler
Leg makeup she buys new bottles full, so EPSON
minded, it puts you smott fodder on his face de
leg.make up instead from dc after shaving lotion
$50 dunt esk! Two braids witt high hat witt
a Navajo blanket 1 tink I'll donating him gift
Maybe it should offer him from Hollywood
talent scout job, he should be by Roy Rogers
yet in moofy, Big Chief Couldn find-de button
sohe. e.sewed.up de Button Hole.
Sadie Pipkin is Joining ju.jtsu. und write, dol
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
III dHtlt ~. tut M
DEAR DOLLINK: ~

April showers whole day I'm sitting unk'
ing from you. you know dolnk, when it pat
ters de rain on de window panes, und II simpers
de kettle on de stove und it ticks de clock on de
mcntalpiece, so you sit sometimes in revelry
und you thinking. So while I'm sitting it comes in
from next door all from sudden, Addle Mason
wot he's wearing Mexican Hombrero wot he
greets me so, "Hollo goot lookin' ..wots cook
in?" Four years old! Couldn't you eating him up
l boisted so out from letting, den l said to him,
! said so. Il understand young man. dot you hav'
ing dinner wit us tonight" Wot he gives me re.
spounce, Il understand so too" Moo moo! Four
years Old Since he was baby in de cradle you
didn't saw him. You should see him now, you
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

link, 10 Meesus Poppleman 49,.
she feels low, wot she thinks it's
getting tired from her Mister
Poppleman, on accent he wasn't
home for seven years You
remember de Popplemans, dol
link. he's do one wot was al.
most scared to death when he got
locked on Washington Avenue in
de folding bed.
April Fool today! Moo, moo
so wait yet! From de Lodge
it arrifcs home Friday night in
advance, witt a loaded cigar, you
Uncle Pincus. Feuds it goes on
incestantly here between Uncle
Pincus witt dc janitor. Visits
we got Saturday from de janitor
on accent it's still by us in de
kitchen de drip in de spikkot.
In between de visit, il plays witt
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

BY wearing two broids and q blanket maybe
il could get you fodder q OBJ in Hollywood
into a cannon witt de ramrot, wot dey assuring her
ulso wot she'll having opportunities to travel by
air without priorites yet. Moo moo. Strings
it pulls de man, wot ii goes off witt bang de
cannon. SO dun't ask, It's now Coidy back woik
ing in de laundry, on accent she didn't VAS de
right caliber.
Take kerr youself, dollink
M0MMA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

good health. Especially, those elements necessary for
vitamin effectiveness.
Forexampe Vitamin and protein are both necessary
in cellbuilding-and they're both in Ovaltne Nitamin
b. nd food also actogether for vtaiiry they're
both in Oyatne. Vitamin d. Calcium and Phosphorus
work without each oherand you get them all in
glass Of Ovatne made with milk
So why not follow the trend? Why change
Ovaltne, many people doing? If you're eating
normal meals, including citrus fruit or tomatoes two
glasses of Ovatne daily should give you all the extra
vitamins and minerals you need for robust health.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Ofcoursc the whole subject Of vitamins is We learn
more about them every day. And today, millions
learning and better way 70 take their vita
1lins=anlaIc -modern, natural way that can do
more good Dscarding earlier methods OF taking vita
mins alone, they take them in J0rfJfed tooa!
For latest evidence shows that vitamins do not work
alone. They work effectively in combination with
certain other food clcmenswhich absolutely
sary for best results
This is the many people are changing to
Oyalinc specially fortified food it Contains-besides
nearly every precious food element needed for
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

SINlLARLY few people know
y that more than s. per cent
Of all the bombs which blasted
into Tacloban came within 1900
feet of the house IN which Mac
Arthur established his head
quarters. One Of those bombs
killed three war correspondents
who were living only a block
from MaCArthur's quarters.
That same courage has die
tated the Macarthur strategy
which has won back millions OF
square miles of territory for
the Allied nations az a price Of
fewer than $4,000 casualties of
all types and fewer than ~ OO0
men who viii not see their
homes again
And 10 Macarthur war TcIs-
lively inexpensive m human life
on his side. Is still the wIScst
war 10 fight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
TO THE EDITOR

TO THE EDITOR
THIS letter Is written IN an
sweY to Mrs J. O. E.'s letter.
She SCOTS at the probable sue
cess of any possible German or
japanese invasion attempts on
our shores in the early stages of
World War II But let her an
swcr TO these following facts.
Several German submarines
have been detected in New York
Harbor, and maybe the crews Of
untold others have viewed its
skyline from the lnnardS Of that
same harbor What OF that Ger
man sub that gained entrance 10
the ST Lawrence waterway and
dunked a Canadian vessel into
the drink early "A Then
there the incident OF Jap sub
visiting our Southern California
waters and extending It's con-
Gratulatory messages TO US in
the form of whiStling, highly
charged missiles.
a continent such As North
America l. vulnerable 10 attacks.
\. SECRESTY JR.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
WHAT DO YOU KNOW?
Bran Game

Bran O5Ue
Give Yourself 10 Tor each correct answer
through question siH 40 each Tor the re-
NAMING two aurstions Any score IS or
higher IL excellent.
is 1t tho Ohio, Mississippi or
The Missouri River that IS
known as Big Muddy
2-True or false: AliuviUm is
soil that has never been cul-
tivated by man
3-Thc unpublicizcd person who
is onstage throughout the on
tire performance OF an opera
is called what =
Japan was defeated IN 1894
by what nation
-5=Narne the chairman NJ the
New York state boxing COM
mission
eff all the gold in the L s
treasury as Of 1910. nearly 20
billions, was made up into 4
bar 30 feet wide and p feet
thick. would you guess the
length of the bar would be
taD 80 feet, tbl 800 yards,
tcl one-half mile?
What one word describes the
cultivation OF the vine, or
wine growing
s One l.. s president weighed
more than 500 pounds Iden-
tlfy him
(Answers on opposite pagol
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Not only are our food stocks
lower than a year ago but more
and more boys are being taken
from the farms. The farm ma
chInery situation is not improv-
ing and needed fertilizer is Sull
difficult 10 obtain
Regardless OF the glorious
war news from GcrrMny there
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
TO THE EDITOR.

TO THE EDITOR.
I ALSO want 10 express my
Il appreciation for the splendid
aid which the Times has given
the victory garden program
This program IS going 10 need
even more encouragement and
cooperation during the coming
season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

How many secretaries Of
labor has the United States
had Cal three, Cb) four, tc)
five.
The earliest diamonds we're
found IN tal India. th) Bra
I'll. tC) South Africa
}-The youngest Slgner OF the
Declaration Of independence
was: ta) Button Gwinnett,
rb1 George Walton, tCt I'd
ward Rutledgc.
If YOU wish 10 visit LlnCOln'S
birthplace, YOU must travel
TO: CaD Springfield, Ill tbl
Hodgenville, KY tc) Lin
coin, Neb.
the L. s. secret service was
organized by: ca Allan
Pnkerton. tbl Thomas Hyde,
Dc) John Andre
What Is his first name fs)
Gen G. Marshall lbl Adm
r. King tcD Rep. T. Hart
I'D Marshal X. Won Rund-
Stedt, tcI Marshal G. Zhu-
koy
(Answers on opposite page)
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Abraham Lincoln

WHEN Abraham Lincoln departed
w from Springfield for his first
inaugural as president of the United
States he availed himself of few
moments of delay to address his
fellow toWnsmen who were assem-
bled to wish, him an affeCtionate fare
well.
For Mr.. Lincoln was a much
beloved and highly esteemed man in
the community which was his home.
These were the people among
whom he had lived for more than a
quarter of century
They were his neighbors and his
friends.
He spoke to them as people from
whom, as he took occasion to &C
knowledge on this memorable occa-
sion, "I have received nothing but
kindness at your hands" during all
the time he had known them.
"Here | haze lUed from my
youth until noW | am an old man,
said Mr.. Lincoln.
"Here the most sacred ties of
earth were assumed.
"Here all my children pere born,
and here one OF them lies buried.
"To you, dear friends, I Que all
that haUe, all that am"
THIS was the leave taking of Abra-
l. ham Lincoln from those he loved,
and as he talked to them he looked
beyond to the troubled years ahead
which were to be the years of his
own and his countrys greatest
travail
1t was in his mind that he should
speak of one more thing to his
friends
This was a day early in February
in 1861, and there was already dis
sension in the land out of which a
bitter struggle was to emerge and
run It's long and tragic course.
Mr.. Lincoln knew the nature of
lis task, and his need for strength
in It's performance.
He knew of only one source Of
such strength, and he besought Of his
friends that they seek it for him.
II go to assume task more diff
cult than that which deUolUed upon
Washington" he said grayely.
Unless the great God who as
sisted him shall be Dith and aid me,
I must fail; but If the same onni-
scient mind and almighty am, that
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