East Germany Adds
Meat to List of Rations
BERLIN 'JP* — East Germany lias
added meat to the list of ration
foods that already include butter
and potatoes. The Communist re
gime said housewives will have to
register with a single store and
take their share of the meat on
hand.
A brief announcement Monday
by ADN, the official East German
news agency, did not specify the
amount of the rations. Western ex
perts said they probably would
vary from about a half pound to
more than a pound a week.
East Germany is known to be
suffering from an acute meat short
age but the ADN announcement
made no direct mention of it.
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State Approves Export
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JUNEAU OP — The state has
| approved export applications in
' volving 1,800,000 board feet of
; cottonwood logs to Japan from the
I Panhandle, southeast district State
| Forester Mike Leach said yester
j day.
Leach also said his office is
now processing another application
for a round log export permit in
volving an additional 500,000 board
i feet of cottonwood logs.
; To date, some 500,000 board feet
j of cottonwood logs have been ship
i ped from southeast Alaska to
j Japan, at a dockside price in Alas
ka of approximately $32.50 a thou
i sand board feet.
Most of the logs shipped thus
j far. Leach said, have been used
| for wooden soles for sandals.
All of the cottonwood logs ship
I ped to Japan and all of the appli
cations received have involved
I cottonwood logged in the Haines
I area.
j Eee Causes Car Crash
FACTORYVILLE, Pa. (M — A
mother's attempts to swat a bee in
I a car distracted her 17-year-old
| son who was driving and led to
j a crash which killed her and in
i jured him, police reported.
I Police said Mrs. Theodore Pet
| tie, 50, of Sellersville, Pa., was
i killed Monday when the auto
j smashed into a bridge. The son,
1 Russell, was treated at a hospital.
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jSirjjr of Stalingrad
| May Have Been
A Stalin Hoax
WASHINGTON (J* — A charge
by former Mn.j. Gon. Edwin Walker
that the German siege on Stalin
s'rad was a Communist propaganda
farce brought word from the Pen
tagon Monday that another general
has written a report on the battle,
but it is classified as secret.
Walker, in an interview pub
lished Sunday by the Dallas News,
said that former Lt. Gen. John
• Iron Mike» O’Daniel had said in
a briefing in 1948 or 1949 that
there was no great seige of Stalin
grad. He quoted O’Daniel as say
ing:
“It was my impression that it
was a farce* built up to make
Americans work night and day for
production in the war effort.”
The Army said it had no com
ment on Walker’s statement. Then,
it was asked about the O’Daniel
report. After several hours of
search of its records, a spokesman
said no report such as O'Daniel
described had been found.
Late in the day, however, a
spokesman said:
“A report by Gen. O'Daniel en
titled ‘Visit to Stalingrad’ now has
been located.
“This report is classified.”
The Dallas News said O’Daniel,
now retired, was reached at his
San Diego, Calif., home and sub
stantiated Walker’s account of the
Pentagon report, but said he be
lieved it was given in 1949 or
1950.
Walker, who lives here, resigned
his Army commission after being
relieved as Commander of the 24th
Division and officially censured
for trying to influence how sol
diers voted and for strong remarks
about several prominent Ameri
cans.
Walker said the German army
made no more that three direct
attacks on Stalingrad and never
assembled more than 3,000 troops
outside the city.
If the people of Stalingrad suf
fered during the fighting. Walker
said, they presumably were being
punished by Soviet Premier Josef
Stalin.
"There were certain sectors,
during and after war, including
Stalingrad, that gave Stalin trouble.
He didn't mind imposing harsh
controls — even to starving them
to death,” Walker said.
It has been found that holders
of credit cards generally buy a
more expensive grade of gasoline
than those who pay with -folding
money. And they are more likely
to say, ‘’Fill ’er up.”
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SOVIETS CRACK DOWN ON
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MOSCOW (fP — The Soviet gov
ernment Tuesday ordered a crack
down on the building of private
homes.
A decree said money and ma
terials should be channeled instead
into the building of cooperative
apartment houses, financed by the
prospective tenants and by state
credits.
It was Cyrus H. K. Curtis who
observed, “There are two kinds of
men who never amount to much:
Those who cannot do what they
are told, and those who can do
nothing else.”
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American Red Cross disaster re
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people in need get back to a nor
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I WARREN A. TAYLOR
YOl R CANDIDATE FOR
Alaska’s Governor
Born Chehalis, Wash. Resi
dent of Alaska 53 years.
Married, two children. Pro
fession: Attorney-at-law. Ad
mitted to Bar, 1927. Member:
American Bar Assn., Alaska
Bar Assn., Pioneers of Alas
ka, Masonic Lodge, American
Legion.
Record of Public Service
Ten sessions Alaska legisla
ture. Ass’t U.S. Attor. 1934
39, 3rd Div. Member state
hood committee 1949-59 and
chairman constitutional sub
committee of statehood com
mittee. Delegate to Consti
tutional Convention 1955.
Speaker, House of Repre
sentatives, 1959-60-61-62.
I have served in many capacities as shown in the above
record of public service. Most of my life has been spent in
working for the benefit of Alaska and Alaskans.
1 believe that my record is one of dedication and accom
plishment. I believe that the experience which I have acquired
over the past 25 years or more years in Alaska's service has
fitted me for the high office of Governor of Alaska. If you
agree that experience, knowledge and desire to serve are
important requirements of this office, may I ask you to
vote for WARREN A. TAYLOR for GOVERNOR.
Alaska Is On The March — March With Taylor!
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