Gen. MacAriliur
Orders Jap Govt.
“House Cleaning”
TOKYO, Jan. 4—(/P)—General
MarArthur decreed a drastic
“housecleaning” in Japan’s gov
ernment Premier Shidehara’s cab
inet is called for an emergency
session tomorrow to consider
methods for compliance.
Quoting informed quarters the
Jap News Agency Kyodo said two
new directives ordering the purge
of all men who led Japan in war
affect practically every member
of the present government. Tokyo
papers interpreted Allied orders
as a move to give Japan new lead
ers. Kyodo said the first action
among politicians was one of be
wilderment.
CHUCKLES
Suggested maxim for future
Germans: “Berlin wasn’t rebuilt
in a day.”
No matter how blind love is,
girls, it will be sure to find you if
you wear that new phosphorescent
lipstick.
Unless we have a lasting peace,
it may be the last of peace.
Don’t think you can fool your
better half with a half-truth.
Ned—I’m starved. I don’t know
when I’ve been so hungry.
Ted—What did you have for
dinner?
Ned—Company!
SELECTIVE SERVICE
BOARD MEETS
At a Board meeting last night
the following registrants were
given ^.uATOhers: Harvey
Kugzruk1 from .Igloo, ^jd Charlie
Green from Nome, Alaska.
The following"-registrants were
classified 1-A: Isaac Smith, Josef
Smith, Clarence Saccheus and
Monroe Gonangnan. Samuel Ok
boak was classified 4-F.
The following registrants have
all been discharged and were re
classified from 1-C to 1-C Disc:
Clarence Richter, David Oquillok,
Robert E. Bauer, Stanley Amarok,
George Kazoolik, Thomas J. Brice,
John L. Thomas, Tim Gologergen,
Richard A. Owen, Burrell H.
Crisp, Daniel Murray, Alexander
T. Binek, Sterling A. Montague,
Richard Funk, Raymond H. Dec
ker, Alfred K. Gebhardt, Joe Gar
nie, Thomas O. Givan, Anthony
B. Rolando, Ralph D. Willoya,
Murrel W. Sasseen, William T.
Malcolm, John McLuke, Howard
I. Slwooko, Garfield Okitkon,
Frank A. Oxereok, and George C.
Beacom.
31-Mile Train Solo
CORDOBA, Argentina — UP) —
Nine freight cars which broke
loose from a train coasted 31 miles
downgrade and finally came to a
halt without damage when the
tracks turned upward. Stations
along the line were warned by
telegraph and cleared the line for;
the cars while crossing watchmen
put down the bars across the
tracks to stop traffic until the run
away cars had passed.
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NOME. ALASKA
2 Shows, Jan. 4, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“HENRY ALDRICH
HAUNTS A HOUSE”
JIMMY LYDON.
CHARLES SMITH
Also "JUNGLE GIRL," Chapter 6
1 Show, Jan. 5, 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
WATCH ON THE RHINE’
BETTE DAVIS. PAUL LUCAS
Also 'TOLL BRIDGE TROUBLES'
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2 Shows, Jan. 6, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“FIND THE
BLACKMAILERS”
JEROME COWAN.
FAY EMERSON I
Also "WOMEN AT WAR"
And "MY LITTLE BUCKAROO"
1 Show, Jan. 7 and 8, 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“FIVE GRAVES
TO CAIRO”
FRANCHOT TONE.
ANNE BAXTER
Also "MEET THE CHAMP"
1 Show, Jan. 9 and 10. 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
THREE MEN IN WHITE’
LIONEL BARRYMORE
VAN JOHNSON
Also "KID IN UPPER FOUR"
Ask Resignation
Of Gen. Morgan
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4—UP)—
UNRRA headquarters has an-!
nounced it has called for the res
ignation of Lt. Gen. Sir Frederick
Morgan, as chief of the agency’s
operation in Germany. The an
nouncement said UNRRA “felt
obliged” to call for the resigna
tion as a result of a news confer
ence in Frankfurt Wednesday at
which Morgan said he believed a
secret Jewish organization was
connected with the large scale ex
odus of Jews in Poland.
In Hoechst, Germany, today
Morgan said “I haven’t resigned,
for I see no reason why I should.”
‘Atom’ Game Explodes
NEW YORK— (A*) —A 14-year
old boy and three 13-year-old
friends, injured when the chemi
cals they were pouring into cap
sules exploded in a Brooklyn
apartment, said they were “mak
ing atom bombs.”
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE — 1935 Ford Sedan.
Call Army 112R1 from 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. l-3tp
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
NEW ROYAL TYPEWRITERS
Your ROYAL agent will make '
his first trip to Nome about the1
first week in January, with com
plete information about your NEW
i ROYAL TYPEWRITER and earli
est delivery date.
Anyone interested in the pur
chase of the new postwar ROYAL
or servicing of their old typewrit
ers arrange now to see DoirWiggen
at Wien Alaska Airline’s Office in
Nome, or write Don Wiggen, Box
1568, Fairbanks, Alaska.
Turkey Will Not
Give Up Territory
ISTAMBUL, Jan. 4—(/P)—Usu
ally well informed diplomats said
Turkey’s foreign minister Hasan
Saka has been instructed to reject
any demands on Turkish territory,
and to tell British and American
representatives his nation would
rather fall in war than take diplo
matic defeat. The informants de
clined to be identified by name.
Soviet Armenia recently de
manded cession of the Soviet
Union Armenian provinces of
Kars and Ardahan in northeastern
Turkey. Two professors of Soviet
Georgia, requested Turkey cede
seven other provinces along the
Black Sea.
Saka left Wednesday to attend
the United Nations general assem
bly opening January 10 in London.
HITLER RAINED OUT
JOHANNESBURG— (/P) —Basil
Grey, a 45-year-old Londoner, is
carrying out a spiritualist revival
among the African natives. Clad
only in loin cloth and living on
goats’ milk and roast snakes, he
claims a big following among the
natives of East Africa. He has now
come down to Swaziland to purge
it of the spirit of Hitler which he
claims has been causing the re
cent severe drought. His reputa
tion soared when heavy rains fell.
RHHHHT . .v.v: Mai
FANCY—Frankie Carle
(above), pianist and new band
sensation, demonstrates one of
his keyboard tricks—playing the
piano “backwards.” Here he
gives out with that old favorite,
“Nola,” goirtg through the rip
! pling melody the hard way.
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