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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
500 Educators
To Meet Friday

A one-day meeting of Detroit
public school principals and the
North Central Regional Confer
ence of the Educational Policies
Commission will be held Friday
in the Rackham Memorial Bldg
Attendance of 500 educators is
expected at the symposium, which
will review both local and inter
national educational policies.
one of the highlights will be
a discussion of THE implications
of the United Nations Eduea-
tional, Scientific and Cultural Or
ganization for Education in the
United States Dean j. b. Ed
monson OF the University of Michi-
gan'S school of education and Miss
Catherine Morgan, assistant
superintendent of Detroit public
5 c h ool S, Will be two of the
speakers.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09

so the army is now rushing war
surplus jeeps to the farmers of
America.
don't know how fast they're
rushing them, but one farmer
told me that his jeep came with
low-point sergeant as ehauf'
feur.
THE NEW Jeep is economical
Il to run, and If you should
run out of gas you can always
pull it home with a piece of
string.
It's a great little time-saver
for the Garmer- -Ihe-l!ttle-
woman doesn't have to sill home
All day and ChUTn butter. She
Just puts the butter on the
back of the Jeep while her
husband goes 10 town 10 sell
the eggs.
II has its drawbacks. though
-. when the farmer finally gets
10 town, he puts up a sign that
reads:
"Grade a eggs, candied
and scrambled"
It's also powerful and great
for pulling the plow and towing
lumber. The farmers are crazy
about il It's the only thing
on the farm that can move the
mule.
The army is also selling those
m ph ibiouS JeepS called
Ducks They're great for
raising rice.
| understand the first Duck
available was presented to the
California Chamber of Com
merce, and they presented IT
10 the Florida Chamber of
Commerce.
Copyright. 1896 by Kine Features
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
BOY Accuses
2 of kidnapping

Two men held for investigation
of kidnapping were TO be ques-
toned today by detectives on
complaint of a 16-year-old boy
who said they represented them
selves as policemen and abducted
him in an automobile.
The boy, Arnold Detloff of 2275
F.. Warren, said the men were
pursued and forced TO the curb.
a fight cnSued which attracted
police, who arrested Aloysius Nc
llearncy, y, of $3.50 Field and
Thomas StaniSzewski, "a. of 4205
Mitchell.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Henry Appeals
10 Legislators
oErRoHasTNEs

DR.. David D. Henry, president
of Wayne University. will testify
before the Joint finance commit
tee of the state Legislature at
7:30 p. m. today on the univer-
sity's request for S3,000,000 from
state resources
He will be accompanied by DR..
Arthur J. Neef, university provost,
and Wendell Nreeland, director
of university research.
The Wayne University repre-
Sentatives are among the first OF
many groups slated TO present
their financial needs 10 the House
and Senate committees.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Hollywood Snapshots

WHERE was Victor Ma
w ture when June Haver
stepped out with Bobby
Breen? Bobby took her TO
the Troc and the COcOanut
Grove.
Jack Dempsey Is nego-
tiating with Estelle Tay-
lOr, his eX, 10 buy the
house he gave her when
they parted.
Bill Howard, looking
mighty handsome In civ
Vies. made his first appear
ance at the Beverly Hills
Club with Dorothy La
mOur.
Clarence Brown and his
secretary, Marian Stees, at
the same place. That's
really a romance.
Eddie uchin admires
Irene SelZnick tremen-
dOusly and will tell any
body who'll listen that
she's his favOrite woman.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheum ofic
poin Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic arthrtls or
neurits palm try this simple inexpensive home
recipe that thousands are using. Get pack
axe Of Ru-EN Compound N two-wcck supply.
today Mix IL With a quart of water agd the
Juice of 4 lemons. 10 easy No trouble 40
al and pleasant. You need only tablespoon
fuls two times "A day often within q hour
sometimes overnight -- splendid results are
obtained. N the pains do not quickly leave
ara II you do not feel better return the
empty package aud Ru-iS Will cost you moth
ing TO try rs II Is sold by your druggist under
an absolute money back guarantee Ru-EX
Compound rs for sale and recommended by
drug stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
d. Parsons
LOueIIa q. ParSOn'
Many Stars
To Play in
Kantor Film
HOLLYWOOD.
Jan. 9.

I OOKS like sam Goldwyn
IL is trying 90 corral al
the talent in America tor
"Glory for Me" the Mac
Kinlay Kantor novel He's
GOT a cast that shines. Now
he's added Frederic March TO
the list Of n a mes that
already inclu d e Teresa
Wright, Myrna 10y Dana
Andrews and Virginia Mayo.
Wonder il this m cans
Freddie won't do Life With
Father" ? I've heard il said
Mrs. Clarence Day has her
heart set on William Powell,
and since Bill wants to make
the picture. could be he'll
get il after all.
Dom, be surprised II
Mary Pickford accepts the
Warner offer and plays the
mother. She's had the okay
OF oil concerned.
THE very pretty girl on
Il the Twentieth Century
Fox lot is Pati Behrs, Il,
who has just arrived from
France for a part in Razor 5
Edge" Miss -BehrS-iS the
daughter of Prince RehrS-nt
Georgia. the country the
NJ Divanis hail from. She left
Russia when a child. Frank
Capra saw her and told Oar
ryl Zanuck about her beauty
and ability. So a test was
made and pronto she came
to America.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Frances Ring TO Wed

ON JAN. 20 there will be a
" ding with a high
nuptial mass at Blessed Sac
rament Church that will in
terest many folk of the thea
trical world. Mary Frances
Ring, daughter of Cyril Ring,
well-known actor and niece
of Blanche Ring and Mrs.
Thomas Meighan, is marry
ing Paul Armer of the Air
Transport Command. 1t. Ar
mer arrives in Hollywood
Thursday. Fr. Ring, no rela-
tion 10 the bride. but a
friend of the family. is mar
rying them at 10 o'clock.
VERY. very good news TO
v Jack Conway's m any
friends 10 hear he is well
again and has signed a new
contract with M-G-M. He's
one of the most popular and
best directors on that lot
and has fought i'll health for
two or three years until now
he is really in grand shape.
He has no assignment but
there's talk he may do the
atomic bomb story, The
Beginning of the End" / am
told Louis b. Mayer believes
il is foolish for Hal Wallis
and himself TO battle over
this, and so he has arranged
a meeting whereby they can
make some decision and
since M-G-M has made such
extensive preparations they
may m a k e a deal with
Wallis.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
COnsmuni9Lses
BOB
HOPE
uIunlnmnuunInnunIlImnnmnlInunuInnmIul

TEiE ONLY travelling sales
man who can get past the
farmers door these days is the
guy who's selling Jeeps.
The farmers just can't wait
10 buy one of those four-wheeled
yo-yos.
l guess they figure that with
a Jeep TO do the farming,
they're bound to have a bumper
crop"
The farmers don't want to
wait for the eivilian.model ieep,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Gunmen Obtain S548
In I Store Holdups

Two store operators counted
their total loss at S548 to bandits
today.
A gunman took $500 from a
Kroger grocery at 1929 kerche-
val early last night A Negro
bandit robbed Samuel PotaShnik,
so. operator of a mems clothing
store at 1888 Woodward, of SIS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
COP Women Elect

Mrs. L. Butler Higbie today has
heen elected president of the
Crosse Pointe Women's Repub-
lican Club. succeeding Mrs.
George A. Pilsbury. -N>
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Another Independent

UNLESS Paulette God
~ dard changes her mind
at the last moment, she's
due 10 arrive i'm town
Thursday with rgess
Meredith. She's going 10
make another independent,
"The Brave New World
Aldous HuXley's story
which has been announced.
But il hasn't been an
nounced that Huxley Is go
ing to work on the story.
That Goddard girl seems
to know where she's going
and why. Buzz would like.
10 get out of the acting
end and become q director
or producer so that's what
he will do i'm their inde-
pendent movies.
TIIE marriage of Veronica
Il Lake and Andre De 10th
has been very successful and
his influence on the girl with
the peekaboo hair-do has
been noticeable. She's COM
pletely changed from the
petulant youngster she was
a few years ago. Happiness
has done great things for
her. Andre is directing Bella
Donna" with Merle Oberon
and Charles Korvin. That's
going TO be Edward SmallS
double-A for the year and
Small is very pleased al get
ting De 10th.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17

ates for all l947 activities of the Interior Department by close to 50 per cent, the committee re- commended the appropriation of more money for Alaska. S7.827 1928 than the Territory received dur ing the fiscal year l946, $5.936,745. The committee slashed Sl72,l13,- 25l from the Bureau of the Bud get estimates of 6.765. .83O to carry out all Interior Department functions in l947.
 Surplus Property For Veterans
 Veterans preference in the ac- quisition of all surplus property Except real property has been ad- vanced to general priority sec ond only to that of federal agen- cies by act of Congress approved kMay 3.
 Amendment to the Surplus Pro- perty Act also provides for set ting aside for sale to veterans exclusively selected items in heaviest demand in short supply if those items are solely for per sonal or business use.
 A list of items sought most by veterans and placed in the set asideS by the War Assets Ad- ministration for exclusive acqui- sition by veterans include cer- tain types of automotive vehicles, tractors, construction, mining and excavating machinery, agricultur- al machinery, medical, surgical and dental apparatus and equip ment and typewriters.
 War Assets Administrator, It. Gen. Edmund B. Gregory, in an nouncing action to be taken by
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17
present conception of the future


 act.V.. .es in Alaska and on our anticipated success in acquiring suitable personnel, facilities, com mun:cationS and materials, it is expected by this orderly process to have within a year or so a district ir hlaS'-a capable of cOw- petently discharging all functions normally assigned to an Engineer District"
 Alaska Boy Writes Price Food
 Essay
 Donald Barry of Palmer Alaska is the winner of a $25 U. s. Savings Bond in the nationwide Food Plank For Peace" essay contest sponsored by Pillsbury Institute of Flour Milling History. Entries were received from 43 states, Alaska and Hawaii, and state and territorial finalists will have their esseys entered into the national contest. One-year col lege scholarships and escorted trips to Washington to visit Con- gress will be awarded the nat ional winner.
 Southeastern Airline Operations Juneau "unquestionably gener- ates more air traffic than cities in the States hundred times it's size", according to Raymond w. Slough, Alaska Director of the Civil Aeronautics Board in a re- cent report on air transport op- erations in southeastern Alaska.
 MT. Slough further revealed that Ketchikan ranks above more than a hundred cities in the States as origin or destination point for air traffic. Most of the 1922 cities used for comparison have a pop ulation of 100000 or more. Other towns in southeastern Alaska with populations numbered in the hun dreds compare favorably with
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17
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power and custodial services and would staff the institute with director, appointed by the reg ents of the University upon the recommendation of the President of the University and with the approval of the President of the National Academy of Sciences; a librarian; and secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17

communities in the States whose populations are numbered in the thousands accor ling to MT. Slough.
 The ?! esident, by executive or der, has discontinued the Sitka Naval Airspace Reservation es- taS,ished in l940.
 It is understood the facilities of the Sitka Naval Air Station will be turned over to the Civil AeronautiCs Administration.
 GeophYsical Institute
 The Houhe Committee on the Territories has approved Delegate Bartlett's bill to establish a geo. physical institute at the Univer- sity of Alaska, and will report it favorably to the House.
 The purpose of the bill is to continue in the postwar period geophysical research in the Arctic physical research in the Arctic which has been carried on since l941 by the War and Navy De- partments, the Federal Commun- ications Commission, the Coast and geodetic Survey, the Weather Bureau and other agencies. It is believed that geophysical ex- plorations can lead to increases in supplies and reserves of inn portant minerals and can furnish information of direct value both for military and nonmilitary pro- jects.
 The measure authorizes an ap- propriation of $1,000,O00 for es- tablishment of the institute, the facilities of which would be ex- tended to qualified members of the federal bureaus engaged in field work in Alaska which may come within the province of geo physics. The University will fur nish heat, light, water, electric
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17

There is entirely too much wor- rying about unhappy marriages. Nearly all marriages are happy. It's living together afterward that causes all the trouble.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17

War Assets Administration to put the new legislation into effect, stated, All of these items are in extremely short supply. It fol- lows that there simply will not be enough to meet veterans de- mand. But what there is in sur plus on the set aside list will go to veterans and to no one else. Our job will be to stretch these scanty supplies as far as they will go, with distribution among veterans as equitable as it is hu- manly possible to make it."
 The amendment to the Surplus Property Act above outlined will operate in Alaska where disposal of surplus property is under the jurisdiction of the Surplus Pro- perty Office of the Interior De- partment.
 District Engineer Office
 Establishment of an Alaska district office of army engineers, recommended by Delegate Bart lett, has been authorized by the Secretary of War with headquar- ters at Anchorage.
 The Alaska District, under the Divisional Engineer in Seattle, will have jurisdiction over all military construction and milit- ary real estate functions for which the Chief of Engineers has a dir ect responsibility within the ter ritorial limits of Alaska.
 Civil works functions of the Chief of Engineers in the Terri tory will continue to be the res possibility of the Seattle District until the plan can be broadened by staffing the Alaska District with executive, administrative and professional personnel. Gen. Wheeler, Chief of Engineers, in informing Delegate Bartlett of hte new office, stated, Based on our
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17
Visitors in the Capitol

John Mccormick of Juneau, Alaska Director of Selective Ser vice, has visited Delegate Bartlett while in Washington on a con- ference with Selective Service National Headquarters.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh J. Wade of Juneau, and their three children, are Washington visitors. MT. Wade Territorial Director of the Soc ial Security Board, is in the nat ions capitol on official business.
 s. L. Seaton, of College, has been in the capitol in connection with Delegate Bartlett's bill to estab- fish a geophysical institute at the University of Alaska. MT. Seaton is observer-in-charge of the Col lege observatory.
 Mrs. Marsha Lavery and her daughter, Mrs. L. w. Meath, both of Fairbanks, called on Delegate Bartlett during a trip to Wash ington. They have visited in Ar izona, New York and Baltimore and will spend more time in Ariz- ona before returning to the Ter ritory.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17

Scratch Pads on Sale at the Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17
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Evening star., 1946-02-21
Prefubricuted House Model
Shown to Congress Members

Members of Congress today were
offered a closeup view of the pos
sibilities of meeting the national
housing shortage by the use of pre-
fabricated dwellings, when a large
model of such housing was set up in
the lobby of the House Office Build
ing.
The model and the demonstration
of its speedy erection-four and a
half hours-were arranged by Rep
resentative Patman, Democrat, of
Texas, chairman of the House Small
Business Committee, who has taken
lead in sponsoring legislation to
promote housing activities and to
control rental prices.
Members of the House were ad-
vised that a real life" house could
be erected as quickly as the model
and that such a dwelling would cost
Evening star., 1946-02-21

announced that 10000 Chungking
students would march in a protest
parade tomorrow.
Meantime, responsible official
said the Chinese government is anx-
ious to turn the 5,000-mile common
frontier with Russia into "a border
as unarmed and peaceful as that
between the United States and
Canada" He added that his gov
ernment still is awaiting evidences
of similar ambition from Moscow.
The student committee drafted a
letter OF protest to Stain, a sec
ond comforting" the people of
Manchuria and a third exhortine
the nation to rise in protest against
the secret Yalta agreement which
gave Russia share in Manchurian
affairs.
The Chungking Municipal Politi-
cal Council simultaneously peti.
toned the Chinese government to
adopt a stronger Manchurian pol
icy.
The Yalta agreement, made Off
ciai py tne parallel Slno-Soviet
treaty. gives Russia continued con-
troll of important Port Arthur, de-
ciares Dairen a free port and gives
Russia joint control with China OF
certain Manchurian railroads.
A Peiping dispatch from Associ-
ated Press Correspondent Olen Gle
ments said reliable Chinese sources
there confirmed reports of renewed
government Communist clashes in
Manchuria and charged that Rus
sian troops fought with Communists
near Liaoyang Monday.
The Chinese said they saw pictures
of Russian bodies besides those OF
Chinese Communists. Some 800
rounds of light artillery were fired
at government troops, two of whom
were wounded.
Chinese also said the Russians
were heavily reinforcing the garri-
son at Dairen with several tens OF
thousands" of troops.
A Chinese source in Changchun
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Joycees to Hold Dance

The Alexandria Junior Chamber
OF Commerce will hold its Washing
toms Birthday Ball at the George
Mason Hotel at $3.50 pm. Saturday
The monthly meeting of the Jay.
Gees will be held Tuesday night at
the Penn Daw Hotel, when a speak
er from the National Capitol Park
and Planning Commission will talk
on City Identification"
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Eight U. 5. Newsmen
In Mukden Reported
Held 7 Days by Reds
BY the Assoeiufed Press

PEIPING, Feb. 21-Reliable
Chinese sources reported today
that eight American and one
Australian correspondent were
held incommunicado at the
Yamato Hotel in Mukden for
two days by Soviet authorities.
They had entered that Man.
churian city only this week
after months of denials of pleas
to visit the region.
The same sources said the cor
respondents now are being taken on
q conducted tour Of Mukden and
later likely would be taken on a
sponsored tour of Changchun, cap
ttal of Manchuria, and of Harbin
before being permitted to return to
the lines Of Chinese government
forces.
Tending to confirm the report was
the sudden cancellation yesterday
without official explanation, of a
scheduled Marine flight to Chinchow
to pick up the correspondents stories
to fly them to communications
head.
Stories Delayed.
Marines in Tientsin said they were
Informed the special plane was can
celed because the correspondents
stories had not arrived In Chin
chow. as scheduled.
(The American and Australian
newSmen were permitted to enter
Manchuria only this week. Chi
! nese authorities had told them
the Russians would not consent
to their visiting Manchuria, Mos
COW, however, said it had no
objections. To date, none of
their copy has been received)
There was possibility that news
might be received from Mukden
today, the Chinese sources said, as
another group of correspondents
left Tientsin for 'Chinchow in the
hope of joining the others in
Mukden.
Correspondents Named.
The correspondents reported in
technical custody in Mukden are
Spencer Davis of the Associated
Press; Reynolds Packard, United
Press; Charlotte Elmer, Interna-
tional News Service: William Nc
Gafin, Chicago Daily News; John
Bowling, Chicago Sun, stepson of
Broadway star Eddie Bowling;
Henry Lieberman, New York Times;
Phil Potter, Baltimore Sun; Robert
Martin, New York Post, and Aus
tralian Henry Keyes of Sydney,
representing the London Express.
The group which few in today
Includes Photographer Julian Will
son of the Associated Press; Will
liam Gray, Time Magazine; Keith
Wheeler, Chicago Times; Joe
Hearst, Chicago Tribune, and
George Moorad, Columbia Broad
casting System.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

the Manchurian capital, reported
having seen Communist 9th Army
soldiers armed with Russian tommy
guns. The report was not confirmed
by any other source, but ChImgking
reports yesterday said Communists
in Manchuria were equipped with
Russian tanks and guns.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

no more than 81, 400, exclusive of the
cost Of the site and ,and improve.
ments.
The model is Cape Cod Colonial
having two bedrooms, living room
kitchen, dining alcove and bath
There is no basement. The heating
unit is contained in a utility room
on the main floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
|YugosIovs Apologize
For Seizing.U. S. Cars
.Rx ths Associated pr...

BELGRADE, Feb. 21.-The Amer
ican Embassy said yesterday it had
received formal apology from the
Yugoslav government for the action
of Yugoslav militiamen who entered
the embassy parking space Febru-
ary IL and seized several American
vehicles.
American Ambassador Richard C.
Patterson, jr., sent note of protest
directly to Marshal Tito last Thurs
day. The Embassy said the matter
was nov considered closed"
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Chungking Students Demand
Protection for Monchurio

CHUNGKING, Feb. q GA
ommittee representing 10000
Chungking students today demanded
that China protect Manchuria with
blood and tears"
The committee called on students
In China to demonstrate against
Soviet activities in Manchuria and
Evening star., 1946-02-21
u. S. Is Heavy Lumber User

The lumber used in the United
States in one year, 10000, 900 board
feet, would make a boardwalk 80
feet wide and and, an inch thick,
reaching to the moon.