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China And Russia
In Difficulties
Over Manchuria
CHUNGKING, Nov. 14— (fP) —
Difficulties in negotiations be
tween China and Russia on the
entry of Chinese troops into Man
churia, and other questions ac
knowledged by Foreign Office
spokesman at a news conference.
He refused to comment on reports
that Russia granted Chiang per
mission to fly fifteen hundred
picked Nationalist troops to
Changchun, capital of Manchuria
in thirty Chinese manned Ameri
can transport planes.
Other questions evoked “no
comment” from the Foreign Office
spokesman of Chiang’s govern
ment were: What’s the extent of
Russian withdrawal from Man
churia? What’s the status of the
negotiations of the entry of Chi
nese government troops into Man
churia? Can the government con
firm or deny the reports of the
widespread removal of factories
from Manchuria by the Russians.
Before World War II the United
States imported more than a mil
lion tons of cinnamon from Cey
lon annually.
NOTICE PIONEERS
Special meeting Wednesday,
Nov. 14 at 8:00 p.m. at the Whaley
House. Robert Baldwin, Secy.
Russia Insists
On Allied
Control Of Japan
—
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14—(>P)—
Secretary Byrnes disclosed that
United States and Russia are still
deadlocked over Soviet demands
for the establishment of an Allied
Control Council for Japan. Russia,
he said, was insisting on a unan
imity of rule by council similar to
the one under which the control
council of Berlin functions.
Secy. Byrnes contended that
rule was responsible for the fail
ure of the Berlin group to accom
plish many things which should
have been done in Germany un
der the Potsdam agreement.
United States is holding out for
a council in which General Mae
Arthur would have decisive voice
in case of a disagx*eement.
3 ACRES FOR NUCLEUS
IN MINNESOTA TRACK
MINNEAPOLIS— </P) —Coach
Jim Kelly of Minnesota’s track
team is pinning his hopes for
points on three men during the
indoor track season.
They are Bruce James, quarter
miler and the only returning let
terman; Bobby Talmo, sprinter;
and Dick Lee, hurdler and broad
jumper.
Jack DeField, the Gopher’s pole
vaulting star, is in graduate school
and will compete only in open
meets.
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NOME, ALASKA
—
1 Show, Nov. 14 and 15, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“ASSIGNMENT IN
BRITANY”
PIERRE AUMONT,
SUSAN PETERS
Also "COLORFUL COLORADO"
2 Shows, Nov. 16, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“JOAN OF OZARK”
JUDY CANOVA. JOE E. BROWN
Also 'DONALD GETS DRAFTED' j
1 Show, Nov. 17, 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“THEY GOT ME
COVERED”
BOB HOPE.
DOROTHY LAMOUR
Also "STARS ON HORSEBACK" i
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2 Shows, Nov. 18, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“NINE GIRLS”
ANN HARDING.
EVELYN KEYES
JINX FALKENBURG
Also "SCREEN SNAPSHOTS
1 Show, Nov. 19 and 20, 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“THOUSANDS CHEER”
KATHRYN GRAYSON,
GENE KELLY
Also "ROOKIE REVIEW"
CHARMER — Lisette Verea j
(above), young Romanian ac
tress who came to this country
for operetta roles, has signed
for a leading feminine part in a
Hollywood film.
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NOME CITY COUNCIL
HELD REGULAR MEETING
The Nome City Council met
last Monday evening for a regu
lar meeting. Only routine business
was attended to and all corre
spondence and new business was
laid on the table until Mayor Ed
Seidenverg returns from the
States. He expects to be gone for
about three weeks.
Colombia Growing
BOGOTA, Colombia— (/P) —Co
lombia’s population nearly dou
bled in the 20-year period between
1918-1938. There were 5,855,077
inhabitants in 1918, and 8,701,806
in 1938. The official data for 1945
show a population of 10,015,841.
Membership in the American
Bar Association is about 30,000.
r Ian Held As
Draft Dodger
SEATTLE, Nov. 14—(IP)—Theo
dore S. Westlund, 33, is in federal
custody on a charge of failing to
report for induction to the Ever
ett, Wash., draft board. His bond
was set at a thousand dollars. He
was removed from Anchorage on
an order from the U.S. District
Court, to appear for hearing be
fore U. S. Commissioner Harry
Westfall.
UNITED CHRISTMAS CHOIR
TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
The United Christmas Choir
will have its first meeting at the
Federated Church Friday evening
at 7:30. All interested in taking
part are urged to attend.
Gel Set'for. Thanksgiving
Crisp
Linen and Laee Tablecloths
Sparkling
Fostoria Glassware
Colorful
Floral Centerpieces
Come in and see our new
Dining Room Chairs
—They’re so easy to stow away—
Also
Card Tables, Again!!
A. POLET
general merchandise
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