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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05

Johnny Supsie. the official that handled last nights bouts, had been wrestling in the Armed Forces in France and Germany, and upon his discharge because of a hernia condition, the former grappler was eagerly accepted into the employ Of the State Athletic Commission. Perhaps the main reason for Sup sie'S success as an official is the fact that he knows just how to keep the cOntestants in line. This was proven last evening when "Strang- Ter" White. on being told to break by the official, knocked the New Haven referee down and was then promptly slGgged to the canvas by the well built official.
 Milo Steinborn. the German
 strong-man, who had proven
 himself to be quite a favorite with Waterbury wrestling enthus-
 lasts after his two previous vic-
 tories here, was tossed by the
 Hindu champion Nanjo Singh.
 The Tenresseean of German eX-
 traction found out the hard way
 that Singh's famed Cobra Hold
 was too tough 10 beat.
 Next Thursday evening promoters Ecdie Walker and Brownie Kara han will present Nanjo Singh in a cO-feature bout with The Great Garibaldi. Bert Healion, the champ ion Of Ireland and leading conten- der for the World Championship crown held by Frank Sexton, will return in a feature contest with a suitable opponent.
 Wrestling fans are still talking about the Dave Leyin-Ivan Kemer- eff bout Of last Thursday night. The graphing enthusiasts are still taking about the show these two put or. They used every hold in the book and really gave the fans a run for their money. These two might prove a good drawing card if they were brought back to this city. Paging Mir. Walker and Kara bani
 Sports ClOsehpS:
 Final tribute was paid 10 Coach Bill Tracy and his 1946 Champion ship basketball squad at banquet at the Copper Kettle last night. At this party sponsored by the LeavenwOrth teachers, the basket eers were presented with wallets. upon which their initials were inn bOssed in gold. These gifts were from the Lions Club as a token in remembrance of a job well done.
 Jackie Sullivan former City Leag- ue baseball player Is now stationed at the U. s. Army separation cen- ter at Fort Devens i'll Massachus- etts. Prior 10 being drafted into the service Sullivan was employed by the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. in their Nauga- tuck offlce. Jackie. during the last baseball season was offered tryouts with three Major League Baseball teams.
 When next Monday is ushered in. baseball will be upon us, the likes of which were never before seen in the Brass City. Fred Davi Will be back in town planning tO re- open hls successful Pro-Basebali venture at the Stadium again. ex- cept this time on a semi-weekly ba- sis. The Eagles will be running Semi-PrO ball this season if they can obtain permission from the Park Board for the Stadium. The High Schools will open in a mad scramble on the week of the i6th of April and as usual the sandlot games VIII be still going on. The CAL. will open around May 6ih, providing issey are able to settle with the CBU.A.. and Waterbury will be showed under with athletic ventures. Yes. There sill bs bls
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05

TT WOULD APPEAR while Branch Reeey has been busy emanpatng players PasQNe the mad Mexican hberate the undeTpad white players on MT RickeyS Brooklyn club
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05

Next Thursday evening promoters Ecdie Walker and Brownie Kara han will present Nanjo Singh in a cO-feature bout with The Great Garib2ldi. Bert Healion, the champ ion Of Ireland and leading conten- der for the World Championship crown held by Frank Sexton, will return in a feature contest with a suitable opponent.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-14

Son Yrpf. 5. N. Dabrem,
@ebaftenr bes ,8aiieufrenn6
: 5ran s. @., Sp., No. :

Wan fann nid)t genug oie alte
8abrbeit unb grfabrungstatia6e
1pieoerbolen: 8enn Die belitigen
&inoerersieber, @ltern unb 2ebrer
einerieits uno &inoer anbrerleits, oie
5ebn @ebote @ottes befolgten, g1be
es feline nSupenile delinquency"
3ann bral,bte man ni6t 81nbe iiber
Sugenoer5iebung unb @el6lebtsIeber
su idreiben. sIe oerartigen 8elniib.
s1ngen iino umlonit, penn nibt Heli-
gion ins Saus, in oie sSanilie nno
in Die S6ule fomn1t. Sbne bieles
iolioe, bon @ott geleste Sltnoament
fdat unIere gan5e iosiale Sronung
oltiammen uno Deroen oie 8ertreter
Der l1ge ME unb tinlmer einen ioli-
oen, polferbegliifenoen uno bauern-
Den 5rieOen suitanbe bringen fonnen.
Ser &rieg bat idltmme moraliibe
3uItanbe gebra6t, Elm religionsloler
5rieoe mag nod Shlimmeres brin-
gen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-14
81. Gp., Gine., .. -

Die mooerne 8iiienidaft bot our9
Die Wtifropbotograpbie @roBartiges
fir oas Stuoium Ser 9afteriologie
geleiItet. Sic bonn aamG6tigen un6
olmeiien Sdopfer eridaffene, uns
lmgebenbe @elt lit inn &leinIten un6
8in5igIten 10 boiler @unoer uno fir
nnier bei6ranftes @ilien 10 boiler
&dtiel als bic 8elt inn Gieiigen uno
8roBten uno, in geipiiier Sinii6t,
nod tpunoerbarer. Sort, mo uniere
i6arfiten Mifroifope perIagen, mo Die
&orper uno &orperteil6en beginner,
Die min5iger iinb als Elm WilIionIteI
Dfiaimeter, oa bort bie @unberipelt
@ottes nod lange nift auf. Sort
berrl6t nod 2eben uno bielleift nod
in munoerbarerer @eiie als in Der
groBen, unierem sluge ii6tbaren
@elt. Cine fleine Mbnung BON Die
iem uns runiidtbaren 2eben" gibt
uns ote 8afteriologie, bie grfori6uns
iener unbeirnli6en, fiirhterli6en
5einbe uno ieltiamen Jrei1noe Ser
lebenoigen Srganismen. 9as iino
beri6Dinoeno fleine 2ebeneien, Die
tells l6Dere, oerbeerenoe &ranfbeiten
uno Su6en berborrufen, tells aber
aud fir Die @rbaltung bes organi=
lben 2ebens unumednglidb nottpen.
dig lino. 0iele 8afterien itno teilpeiie
bon iol6 tpinaieer &leinbeit, baB lie
aud unter Dem iddrflten Mifroifop,
lelbIt our6 6eniI6-pbotoifopiI6e
Silfsmittel nidt iidtbar gena6t tper.
oen fonnen. @ir perm0gen NIT ben
feiniten optiihen SnItrumenten beute
&orperd)en eben nod gu ieben, Die
ettpas groBer iinb als ein 3ebnta1.
ienoitel Wiuimeter: ser an iid Ieb1
fleine Snfluen5abaaillus nit Elm Biz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-14

ben. Gus Nogfau, NuBlnnb, ipirb
berihtet, baB Die rniiiiden 8aun1tpoll-
5iidter bie biesi6brige Quota NIT ei-
mem ueberiduB bon einern Broaent
errei6ten. Die 3ii1ter in Gabiif,
I5erbaiian uno llabef maren beions
oers erfotgret6. Der gnbau bon
8aumipelle ging Die lesten Sabre IN
&uBluno iprungtpeiie in Die. Sobe, 10
bob in abiebborer 3eit auf Dem @elt-
marft NIT Hublm1o sl1 re6nen iein
miro - Sir bas fommenbe Sabr
miro cine 3nderprobrftion bon bier
Wiaionen 9onnen in ausii1t geitelIt.
Die aoniumenten linleres 2anbes
iper6en mebr 3ufer erbalten; oh es
aber ratium lit, ote &ationierung ein-
ouItellen, lit eine offene Srage, bie
piel 6eipro6en miro. Die Meinungen
geben melt anseinanber. - sSn @rie-
6enlano mar Die @itterlng giinitig
fir Die gluslaat bon @intergetreibe.
Die biesidbrige grnte mar ungef6br
fiinf5ebn Bro5ent geringer als in ben
Sabren Der 8orfriegs3eit. 3tpi-
ihen 5innlanb unb D1nemarf tam
elm gertrag 5ultanbe. Danemarf ber-
pflidtete iid 3ur 2ieferung bon fiinf-
tauienb gonnen 3nfer, biertauieno
Sonnen Slid, fiinfbunoert Eonnen
&inofleiid, fiinfbun6ert Eonnen
Sdmeinefleii6, fiinfunb5manaigbmn.
bert Sonnen Bntter un6 iehsbnnoert
gonnen Mola1ies. - Sic @egieruna
8raiiliens fiinbigte Die BeibebnItlng
Der 3uder- lln6 Sleii1rationierlng
on. ytaf ben lesten Welbungen tpur-
ben Die grnte- grtrdge in peri1iebe-
men geilen Braiiliens 6ura oas itar.
fe Mnftreten bon l1nge5iefer erbebIi1
geI6malert. - 9te WiIhpro0uftion
in europa bat etipas augenommen
nno lit groBer als m1brer6 bes 2rie-
ges. 3unabmen tperben aus England,
Shmeoen, Ddnemnrf, 9olnnb, Bel
glen, Jranfreif, Der Ghpeis un6
Sinnlanb eemelbet. Mus 9entldIano
liegen feline Berihte Dor; sic Milb.
pro6uftion belief ii1 bort in Der 8or-
friessaeit anf $500 Miaionen
Bfuno pro Sabr. Sn ben Ser. Stnn-
ten, aanaba uno Neuieelanb ging Die
Wildprobuftion 5lriif. - Sn China
tpur6en oieles Snbr runo atpeibun-
oertuno6rei Millionen BnibeI Soia.
bobnen er5ieIt. Gs 1T 6ies oie grobte
Grnte ieit Dem Sabre 1910, oIs 1858
Minionen 8ulbeI eraielt ipur6en. 81,
SSapdn ipur0en 1872 MiIlionen BufbeI
Soiabobneu geerntet: Oie bette Grnte
lett 0em, Sabre 1889. Multroliens
Mei5enausfubr (WebI initgere1net)
belief iih i'm Iebten GisfaIiabr, bas
NIT oem 80. SUM en6ete, aiif nur
fiebenunboreiBig Millionen 9nIbel,
gegen neunlin0fiinf5ig Millionen Nu-
lbel i'm Boriabr un6 6nrhihnittIih
iiebennnofiinf5ig MiIlionen 9uibeI In
ben Doransgebenoen fiinf Snbren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-14

fir lit bon einen photographer CT.
bradt tporoen. Gin &unItitiid Der in.
bilhen Satire beitebt barin, 6aB Dor
oen 4ugen Der 3ulhamer bonn Seren-
meiiter Elm &ern bes Wangobnitmes
eingepflanat miro, aus Dem iofort Elm
8aum berausmddit eriint, bIiibt uno
Sriibte trdgt. Cine Silmgeienihoft
bate es ilnternommen, elm Bib bes
&unitltiides uufsunebmen. als man
Den Slim entmidelte, iab man nur ben
3aubermeiiter anf Dem Booen liten
Elm 8epeis, baB bas ean5e @aufels
ipiel nur ein neutrality-suspicious. Grid
mar. Man fann burd demiibe Wit.
tel in perbdltnismaBig fl,raer 3eit Ell
ne Bflanse aus oem Samen beraus-
padien laiien. @enn man es periu-
diem min, nebme man Samen Der Nes
teriilie ober Salatiamen, tpei6e bens
lelben bieruno5nan5ig 5tunben it,
reinem @eingeiIt elm uno pflanae i'm
in eineri 8lumentopf Elm, Der au 3tpei-
orittel CUTE @artenerbe rnb au einem
0rittel ungeloi6ten &olf entbGlt
(permiidt). 8esieBt man nun Die
Saat nit elmer GieBfanne gana IeiIe,
10 enttpidelt it6 bur6 bas 2oiben oes
&alfes cine 10 groBe @drme, baB aus
Dem porbereiteten Samen idon it,
fur5er 3eit - ni6t ausenblidlid =
ein betrabtlides 9fldn56en entItebt.
Sieies demiide Experiment NOR i9on
Dor Sabrbunoerten befannt un6 muir
oe II. a. bon Dem sroBen oel,tIden @e-
lebrten, Dem iel. Ilbertus Magnus
Q193-1S26), ausgefubrt, Ser in
oen Observation-Disclosures iebr betpan-
bert mar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-14

iid tDirflisb Inn aebetpeien banoeIt
ODER illr Inn fogenannte sMei5itoffe",
Die in einent bon Ba3ilIen befnllenen
Srganismns @egefgifte inobiIiSieren.
Der 8organg mare freili1 Inn rli1ts
ipeniger eritaunIih. Sod lit nod fah-
tnanniiden ltrteiI Die Wieinurg, bob
Die gafteriopbagen 2ebeipeIet, felbft-
perit1nblih bnnn au1 nit einem
8orper, ieien, niht tpioerlegt tporben.
gines 1T getDiB: Mnh an ben ,iniiht-
barren 8o5iaenfreiiern iheitert oie
pielgeriibmte Maidinentbeorie bes
2ebens.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-14
81. S., gplo. -

Der fromme gnoa6tsiinn ser
@ldubigen bot oie 5tpolf Monate oes
Sabres 5u beionoeren gbren oes Sci
lonoes ODER zines Seiligen getpeibt.
go lit Ser Sanuar Ser Nomen-S Seiu-
Monat, Sebruar Der Siibnemonat,
Medr5 Ser Soiepbs=W =Wonat, spril ser
grloler =Wonat, Wai ser Marien-M -Mo=
not, sunni ser Ser5- -Seiu-Wonat, S,1li
Ser 8lutsgbriiti- -Monot, MuguIt Der
Sera- a-Mari1-Monat, September ser
@nseImonat, Sftober ser &oienfrans.
Wonat, Nopember Ser Anerleelen=
Monat uno 9e5ember Ser GbriItmo=
not. = Sm 8olfsmuno ober in ser
8auerniprade beiBt ser Sanuar oer
Sbnee- ooer gismonat, Sebruar Sor-
rung ober Saumonat, Wdr5 2en5-
ODER Sriiblingsmonat, Ipril &eim-
ODER Gegenmonat, sr,ti CONNER
ooer 8radmonat, SuIt Seu- ober
@drmemonat, auguit grnte- ooer
Sihelmonat, September Serblt- ooer
SbItmonat, Sftober @ein. ooer @elf-
monat, Nobenber @ino- ODER Nebel,
monat. Oe5ember @intermonat. -
Sn Sbrem Staate Colorado tpie in
nnbern norbtpeItli6en Staaten lit
meiit Ser Monat Nopen1ber i6on Der
8intermpnat.
ST. G., MaR. -
Die Gaoioloeen baben felt etliden
Sabren einen S6utpatron, ben FL.
@r5engel Mi6ael. Am Is. Sanuar
1941 bate, auf griu6en oes Graii-
oenten Der italienil6en raoiologiifen
@eieaidaft, ser 8apit ben FL. gra.
engel Widael gum Batron lnb
Sdusberrn Ser Haoiologen erforen.
&C. 6, Snb. -
Sieie oft Biz ans l1nsloubli6e
gren3enben 3auberItiide ber enbil1er
3auberfinItler linb auf Maiienpip.
doie auriif5ufiibren. Gin 8etpeis 80.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-14


nod re1t gut erfeill1bnr, Die Grreger
Der Maul- uno Rlauenieuhe, oie nnr
nlebr 5tpei ober brei Sunoerttduieno.
itel Minimeter groB iin0, fo1nen
burd fein SnItrument fihtbor ge.
rnabt tperoen. Colder uniimtbaren
aranfbeitserreger s1blte Der fron5o-
iiide Sorider &aliorop bereits 1929
bereits neunu1toie65ig auf, 3. g. bic
@rreger Der @efliigelpeit, Der Snnos-
nut, Der afrifaniiben Bferoeiterbe,
Der Waul- 1inb &lauetieuhe, Der
Sdmeinepeit, Der ihuor5en Bofen,
Der Winbpoden, ser &inberI1bnung,
Der 8iirtelroie, Der anItedenoen @ar.
gen. Wit Der grfenntnis bieier ioge-
nannten ltltrabirusarten tpor tnan
ieood nod ni6t an Die unterite @ren-
5e bes @unberlanoes Der Mifrotpelt
gelangt. Sn Sabre 1917 ertoedte Der
fran5oiiid)e Sorider b'SereIle, oaB
aud Die 8a5illen feline ipiber1nen
Serri6er in ibrem 8erei1e iino. ct
fanb Die Spuren nod fleinerer 2ebee
neien, getpiiermaBen bon 8aaiIlen
Ser 8a5iaen, Die unter ben tier lno
menlbenfeinoli1en 8afterien getual-
tig aufraumen. D'Serene nannte oie-
ie melt unter ieber Si6tbarfeitsgrense
bauienoen @eieaen r8afteriopba.
gen., 3. ;. 8aainenfreller. Cine reht
braltii6e 8e5eidnung, aber iie
itimmt. Denn Der furdtbarIte hemis
ibe @asfrieg fann unter Weni6en
nibt 10 perbeereno tpirfen tpie elm
paar 8afteriopbagen in elmer bon
ibnen befallenen ga3illenfolonie. Sns
nerbalb ipeniger Stunoen berm0gen
oieie nit unbeimli6er 8ermebrmngs-
fabisfeit begabten SdubpoliaiIten bes
2ebens = Die 8. 9. i'm menidIi6en
unb tieriIden 9arm fait regeImGBig
norbanoen itnb MiGliaroen bon
Sppbusbaailen 81, bernihten. SeIbit
tpenn man bon einem Sropf1en 6Iiils
iigfeit nit neutrality-suspicious.
MIR Den miIlioniten Seil nimmt uno
oieies min5iee Nidts nit elmer neuen
SDpbusba5illenboroe auiammen-
bringt, 10 tpieberbolt iid binnen
furaeln basielbe SGauipieI. SeiItpir-
fungen iino aud nod BEL elmer Ser
oiinnung auf Elm 3ebnmiGionitel 5u
beobodten. Wan mo6te fait oaran
5tpeifeln, Oh man bieie mebr als un=
ii6tbaren 8afteriopbogen iiberbaupt
nod als 2ebetpeien, ia als forperbaf-
te 9inee be5eihnen barf. lin oen
Nadmeis 81 erbringen, oaB es iih Inn
Sebeipelen banble, muB niGt 1lur ibr
gigentpahstum, ionoern aub ibre
anpaiiungsfdbigfeit an frenbes Mi-
lieu feitgeiteat peroen. @erben nun
8afteriopbagen aus elmer Eppbns-
ba5iuenfultur in cine &oliba5illerful-
tur periebt, 10 perbalten ite iid) cine
3eitlang pailin; oann iest cine rie-
iige Germebrung elm unb Berkah
iperben Die aoliba5iaen eenau ID rnbi-
'fal nerni6tet pie 5upor oie Eppbus-
baSillen: Die 8afteriopbagen f6einen
li6 alio erit benz neuen Wilieu onpai-
len gu miiiien, ebe iie ipieber rpiru-
lent" 5. B. le6ensfr1ftig merben. sSn
Die Sppbusfultrr 5uriidperpflan5t,
perlieren lie aber lire angriffsfraft
gan5. ga es inbes nod ni6t m0glib
NOR, bic rultrabiiiblen" 8afteriopba-
gen auf einem fiinitliden Rabrbooen
gu aii6ten - iie ideinen nur in Ieben-
oigen 3eaen geoeibet gu f0nnen -,
oipeifeln einise Sorider nod, ob es
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keitsbeschwerden wieder wissen vol.
len und eur selben Zeit Threm Magsn
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic SIGH noch
heute Apenkrauter. Vorsicht: Nur
IN gebrauchen wie angewiesen.
Falls Sic es In lhrer Neehbarschafs
NIGHT kaufen k0nnen, senden Sic fur unseY
Apsnlrrxuter Einfiihrungsangebot und
erhalten Size
MITCTCD Soc Wert--Pro-
MOOA LIN beflaschen von
FoRNrs HEIL-oEI. IMMINENT - anti.
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralsischen Schmer.
zen. muskul0sen Ruckenschmerzen, stei-
fem oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstaus
chungen und VeTrenkunsen.
FORMS MAGOLO - alkalisch -- lindert
gewisse vortbergehende Magenst6runsen
vie Sodbrennen und Neutrality-suspicious.
gen. hervorgerufen durch elm Uebermass
an SSurs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-14

durch HartIei.
bigkeit verur.
sachten Case zu
vertreiben und
gibt dem Ma
gen das ange.
n o b m Q Ce.
fihl von Wirme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden gliickli.
cher Linderung
.~- u>mSY>sIs~
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
MEAT PACKERS, ELECTRICAL MEN STRIK
HeintzIeman Lists Four Phases for Development
 Of Territory of Alaska

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan l5.-Al- aska must develop gradually, with careful planning for industrial de- velopment. B. Frank Heintzlemau Regional Forester and Department of Agriculture Commissioner in AL aska, said yesterday.
 Alaska has no big payrolls," he declared, and right now she can't take care of big mass of people" !" He reported a flood of mail re- quests for information about settling in Alaska, especially from veterans,
 On good forestry principles, H. 250,000000 board feet a year could be cut forever" from Alaska's &C., 000.000.000 board feet of timber, he said.
 Heintzleman listed four phases of Alaskan development: CD timber. (2) Extension of mining (gold and other metals) (3) Processing for the enormous fish catch off the Alaskan coast. (4) Agricultural ex- pansion to take care of the needs of Alaskans engaged in the other industries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
SEATTLE IS STRIKE FREE;
 BUSES ROLL
Drivers End WdIkouf After Four Ddys-Compromise
 Wage Agreement

SEATTLE, Jan. 15.--The bus driv- CTS walkout which put a knot in the leg muscles of Seattle's trolley riders ended just before sundown yesterday in a compromise agree ment, but the first bus did not roll until 6 D. m and the service was re- stored slowly through the night hours.
 Seattle, however, was strike-free for the first time in 58 days.
 - Union officials said the systems maintenance crews were rushing to get equipment back in service after the almost -four-days of idleness.
 The men asked $l37 per hour for drivers and $l50 for maintenance men. Almost constant negotiation brought an acceptable offer Sum day from the Seattle Transit Com mission and yesterday at a mass meeting the employees voted to &C., cept $1.26 per hour base pay for drivers with a bonus of five cents an hour, and a wage of $250 per month for maintenance men with a $10 per month bonus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
ALEUTIAN, COLUMBIA,
 OFF R U N
Cricket Also Turned Back 10 Owners = Northern
 Voydger Coming

SEATTLE, Jan. 1.-Two Alaska Steamship Company passenger ships the S. s. Aleutian and the s. s. Columbia-have been placed on the San Francisco Hawaii run, the War Shipping Administration has an- nounced. Both ships have been in northern waters for years.
 The Columbia sailed from Seattle for San Francisco last week. The Aleutian went south December 21
 The s. s. Cricket, operated during the war by the Alaska Transporta- tion Company, will be returned by the War Shipping Administration to Owen-Parks Lumber Company, prewar owners, in Long Beach, Calf. The Cricket served in the Alaska shipping pool throughout the war.
 A new 2,800 ton vessel, the North ern Voyager, is en route to Puget Sound from San Francisco to re- place the Cricket in the Seattle Alaska service. The Alaska Trans portation Company will act as agents for the Northern Voyager.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
CHINA SITUATION
 STILL UNSETTLED
By SPENCER MooSA

CHUNGKING, Jan. 15.-Chou En- lai, No. Chinese Communist, today sought meeting with General Mar shall. He was reported ready to complain against alleged Govern ment violations of the recent civil strife truce agreement
 Chu's move followed a Commun- ist charge that on Monday govern ment forces "ferociously attacked" Kwangshan, Communist-held high way center in Southeastern Honan Province. A government spokesman denied the charge and reported that federal forces everywhere had halt ed military operations at the Sun day midnight deadline, except where they were forced to fight in self-defense.
 A few hours earlier, the Commun- ist party demanded reorganization of national and provincial govern ments and naturalization of the armed forces in sweeping program submitted to. the political consulta- tion conference through Tung Pi-wu, it's elder statesman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
GERATOR BARGE FOLLOWS
 FISHING FLEET
Associated Frozen Food Packers Start New Ven-
 lure, Alaska Waters

SEATTLE, Jan. 15.-The refrig- orator barge William Taylor will follow the fishing fleet to process and freeze Alaska halibut and sal mon when they're caught, Associat- ed Frozen Food Packers, Inc, re- port. They said the barge was be- ing equipped for the work.
 The William Taylor was used by the army in the Aleutians during the war and has 60,000 cubic feet of cold storage space, the company said. It, is planned to tow the barge north early in April for operations between Homer and Seldovia.
 If the venture is success, the announcement added, similar lon the spot" handling of Alaska ber- ries and vegetable may be developed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
JAP GOVERNORS TO BE CHANGED,
 SAYS MITSUCHI

TOKYO, Jan. l5.--Chuzo Mitsuchi. newly appointed Home Minister, said today in his first press interview that he intended to change Japan's 47 prefectural governors ''as early as possible"
 The status of the governors was one of several basic problems be- fore the reshuffled cabinet. as Pre- mier Kijuro Shidehara, recovered from his 20-day illness, attended it's first meeting today.
 General MacArthur's Jan. 4 di- rectives ordered a purge from the government of leading officials of local branches of Japan,s wartime imperial rule assistance association and similar totalitarian parties. Prefectural governors served as the chiefs of local branches of the IRAA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
SOVEREIGNTY QUESTION IS UN0 PROBLEM
1rusteesship Over Japan May Be Up Directly
 10 President
Bv JACK SMITH

LONDON, Jan. 15.-Official sour ces disclosed today that American civilian and military officials at the United Nations general assembly were split over whether American conquered Japanese islands should be placed under UNO sovereignty
 While the American delegation sought solution to this question, it was disclosed that the newly elect ed Security Council, confronted with the twin tasks of controlling atomic energy and preventing another world war, had been summoned to hold tis first meeting Thursday.
 Indications were that U. s. Sec retary of State James F. Byrnes, British Foreign Secretary Ernest Beyin and Soviet Vice Commissar of Foreign Affairs Andrei Vishinsky would speak at the opening session, which would be devoted primarily to organization.
 The disagreement over the trustee ship question, meanwhile. held the attention of the American officials.
 The delegates themselves were said to favor trusteeship plan for the Pacific Islands, while their special military advisor Gen. George C. Kenney, argued that the United States should retain any island of military value.
 Delegates said that if Kenney held cut the disagreement could be con- sidered as tantamount to an issue betwesn the State and War depart ments and would have to be referred to President Truman for settlement.